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MAY 26, 1939. SASKATOON PAGE NINE Cinema Bulletin THE WOMAN'S PAGE 70 GUESTS AT STATE DINNER ON THURSDAY Hon. J. W. Estey and Mrs.

Estey, Dr. R. V. Little and Mrs. Little Present Concluding the events connec-1 tion with the royal visit in Regina was the State dinner at Government House Thursday night.

The function, with His Honor LieutenantGovernor A. P. McNab and Mrs. McNab as host and hostess was attended by 70 guests. With Mr.

and Mrs. McNab and the King and Queen at the head table were seated: Rt. Hon. W. L.

Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada; Hon. James G. Gardiner, minister of agriculture, Dominion Government; Hon. W. J.

Patterson, of Saskatchewan, and Mrs. Patterson. Present at the dinner also were: Hon. W. F.

A. Turgeon, chief justice of Saskatchewan; Chief Justice J. T. Brown, Court of King's Bench, and Brown; Hon. Charles Agar and Mrs.

Agar, Hon. Dr. J. M. Uhrich and Mrs.

Uhrich, Hon. T. C. Davis, K.C., and Mrs. Davis, Hon.

J. M. Parker and Mrs. Parker, Hon. J.

W. Estey, K.C., and Mrs. Estey, Hon. J. G.

Taggart Mrs. Taggart, Hon. W. F. Kerr and Mrs Kerr.

T. A. Procter, K.C., and Mrs. Procter, Hon. E.

Culliton, George H. Williams, M.L.A., and Mrs. Williams. Rt. Rev.

H. D.D. Lord Bishop of Qu'Appelle, and Mrs. Knowles, Rev. Msgr.

A. J. Janssen, Rev. G. H.

Glover, Moose Jaw; Rev. Arend Roskamp and Mrs. Roskamp, Weyburn; Lady Katharine Seymour, Lady Nunburnholme, Earl of Eldon, Commander E. M. C.

AbelSmith, R.N.; Earl of Airlie, the Hon. Pier Legh, C.M.G., O.B.E.; Surgeon Captain H. White, R.N.. London. Mayor A.

C. Ellison and Mrs. El- lison, John S. Calvert and Mrs. Calvert, C.

D. LaNauze and Mrs. LaNauze, Brigadier C. B. Russell and Mrs.

Russell, Dr, and Mrs. R. V. Little, Saskatoon; Mr. and Mrs.

S. C. McNab, Moose Jaw; E. J. McNab, Humboldt; Miss Ruby McCannel.

Hon. Wing Commander J. C. Malone and Mrs. Malone, Lieut H.

E. Drope and Mrs. Drope, Col. A. G.

Styles and Mrs. Styles, Commander Aubrey T. Hall, John Alder, Captain M. Adeane, Sub-Div. J.

Giles, G. 7. Steward, C.B.E.; A. F. Lascelles, C.B., C.M.G.: Chief Inspector H.

Cameron. Young People's Notes ST. JOHN'S St. John's A.Y.P.A. is holding its closing meeting of the season in the form of a dance open to all A.Y.P.

of the city and their friends in the parish hall tonight at 8 o'clock. ST. THOMAS-WESLEY The society will hold its last indoor meeting of the year this Sunday. The program will be of an entertaining nature. The meeting will be held as usual at the close the evening service and all members of the society are urged to be present.

ICED PUREE (Loganberry and Cherry) (Serves 4 to 6) Two cups canned or fresh loganberry juice, 2 cups canned or fresh tart cherry juice, 2 teaspoons arrowroot, grating of lemon rind. Sugar only if needed. Heat the fruit juice. Moisten arrowroot with water and stir into juice. The puree should be very tart and will need no sugar if canned juice is used.

Cool. A Add grating of lemon rind. Serve ice cold with or without whole fruit floating in it. "More Delicious QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT and QUAKER PUFFED RICE AS MILLIONS DO! QUAKER PUFFED QUAKER WHEAT PUFFED RICE Order from your grocer today Buy Your Flags Now For the Royal Visit at Low Priced Shop Early Quantities Limited SPECIAL! 200 Union Jacks and Ensign Stick Flags. Size about 17x12 10c Canadian Ensigns All wool sewn--roped and toggled.

$3.50 $4.50 $6.50 UNION JACKS All wool sewn, roped and toggled. $2.75 $3.00 $4.75 Size $6.75 12' 0" Scotch Standard, size 3' $1.00 STICK FLAGS LOW PRICED! UNION A JACK ONLY. 19c UNION JACK ONLY. Size about 30x17 inches Size ahont 36x27 inches 35c ENSIGN ONLY- UNION JACK WITH SPEARSize 26x15 inches, 25c HEADwith Spearhead. Size about 42x33 inches 49c E.

D. BENTHAM 120 2nd North Phone Orders 4849 Capitol, May 26, 27, 29, "Dodge City," romantic melodrama of the West. The railroad reaches its farthest outpost Kansas just after the civil war, the terminus is 'and called Dodge City, a hotbed of lawlessness. Adults and people. May 30, 31, June 1, "Broadway Serenade," musical comedy in spectacular production.

Jeanette McDonald's singing satisfies both opera and swing fans. Family, Daylight, May 26, 27, 29, "Calling Dr. Kildare." Doctor Kildare, still assisting Doctor Gillespie, gets involved in the results of a shooting affair. Interesting and amusing story. Family, "Adventures of Jane Arden," based on the newspaper comic strip, Jane Arden exposes a ring of jewel smugglers.

Adults and young people. May 30, 31, June 1, "They Made a Spy," a story of espionage. Full of action and exciting melodrama. Adults. "Fixer Dugan," a circus story with a woman lion tamer, a little orphan girl, and a strain of comedy romance.

Agreeable characters and atmosphere. Family, Roxy, May 27, 29, 30, "Home on the Prairies," in which the attempts of an unscrupulous cattle dealer are thwarted with the timely assistance of a pet elephant. Good riding and singing. Family. "Law of the Underworld," a girl and her fiance are used as innocent pawns by the leader of a gang of jewel robbers.

Adult. May 31, June 1, 2, "Dawn Patrol," tense drama depicting airplane warfare of 1914-1918. A picture which will be remembered for a long time. Adults and young people. "Girls on Probation," social drama associations of a young girl, who, through has come under the jurisdiction of the court.

Adults. Tivoli, May 26, 27, 29, "The Girl Downstairs," whimsical Cinderella story of the maid and a "gentleman of leisure." Refreshing atmosphere. Adults and young people, "Billy the Kid Returns," the story of the impersonation of an outlaw in an exciting western. Good singing. Family.

May 30, 31, June 1, "Drums," romantic and thrilling tale of life and death at an English outpost in India. Interest centres around the little Indian boy "Sabu." Adults and young people. Ritz, May 25, 26, 27, "Straight, Place and Show," an entertaining farce featuring the Ritz Brothers. Good singing and romance. Family.

"Riders of the Blackhills," no review found. May 29, 30, 31, "Joy of Living," entertaining comedy in which a gallant, self-sacrificing girl is taught how to get fun out of life. Adults and young people. "Mystery House," exciting murder story with Dick Purcell as the detective. Adults and young people.

Homemakers Hold District Meeting YORKTON, May 18th annual convention of the Yorkton district Homemakers' Club was very successfully held in the city hall here Tuesday. Representatives from 12 clubs were present as well as a large number of visitors. Following an address of welcome by Mayor C. A. Peaker, the work of the convention was carried out.

Mrs. Fowler of Leslie was elected president for the coming year succeeding Mrs. Runtz of Yorkton, Mrs. Wunder, Sheho, was elected vice-president and Mrs. L.

Bray of Foam Lake succeeded Mrs. P. Danieis, Yorkton, in the secretarial position. Mre. A.

P. Swallow, Theodore, was beard in an address on the "Home and School." Following a luncheon in the Legion Hall a social afternoon was spent during which Miss B. Oxner, Saskatoon, director of Homemakers for Saskatchewan, was heard in an informative address. S. W.

Steinson, principal of the Yorkton Collegiate, spoke cn "Whither Youth in Our Democracy," and Miss F. D. Milligan addressed the ladies on the subject Woman and Her Status As a Citizen." Community singing and a play by the Elfros Club livened activities as well as items of entertainment by the Leslie Club, Kilvingrove Club and Mrs. C. H.

Carpenter's group from Yorkton. The convention next year will be held at Foam Lake. BILLOWS So WHITE! How truly she expresses the ecstacy of life in dainty white that accents her youthful beauty! She knows that Blue accents whiteness -that repeated washings do turn white things yellowish -unless Blue is added. A swish or two of Keen's Blue in the final rinsing water costs only a cent or two a month! KBS2R OXFORD BLUE KEENS BLUE PREVENTS CLOTHES TURNING YELLOW Royal Souvenirs To Be on Display At Tea Saturday and" royal interesting souvenirs display will of be on antiques display at the spring tea being held in the Hudson's auditorium on Saturday, May from 3 to 6 Bey, o'clock by the W.A. of St.

ThomasWesley Church. A musical program under the direction of Mrs. L. D. Anderson will be given during the afternoon.

Mrs. J. Anderson, president of the association, assisted by Mrs. W. C.

Mawhinney, will receive the guests. Performing the tea honors will be Mrs. R. W. McQuarrie, Mrs.

W. S. Fyfe, Mrs. J. A.

Akitt, Mrs. J. W. Hilborn, Mrs. W.

R. Gilmour, Mrs. M. Robertson, Mrs. J.

Cairns and Miss Janet Paul. Mrs. R. H. Howes will be in charge of the register.

Forgot to Say Your Majesty By CHARLES EDWARDS WINNIPEG, May 26. Chubby little Margaret Ray Tupper, granddaughter of Lieutenant-Governor W. J. Tupper of Manitoba, shook bobbed head disconsolately Wednesday because forgot to say "Your Majesty" when she met the Queen. But Margaret Ray was pretty happy anyway because her name is "almost the same" as Princess Margaret Rose and she is the same age-eignt.

Prime Minister Mackenzie King presented Margaret Ray, daughter of Charles W. Tupper, to Their Majesties as they were about to enter the luncheon room at Government House. "Oh, yes, I saw you when I was arriving," the Queen told her. "How old are you?" Margaret Ray stumbled over that one. "I'm seven no, eight," she said.

"Oh, ray little girl is exactly the same age," smiled the Queen. Margaret Ray rushed to daddy's arms as soon as Their Majesties entered the luncheon hall. "She was fully, sorry I forgot to say awfully polite to me." Then, sorrowYour Majesty." BEST RECORD ELMSFORD, N.Y. Country Club is the only the country which has been the Open winners--Johnny Farrell in training ground of two National 1928 and Tony Manero in 1936. Mexican Motifs Smart On Tea Towels COPR.

1938, NEEDLECRAFT SERVICE, INC KITCHEN ACCESSORIES PATTERN 1900. Strings of brightly colored gourds serve as household decorations in Mexico. So these gay print potholders in their sombrero case can make your kitchen bright. The harmonizing tea towels make easy and delightful stitchery. Pattern 1900 contains a transfer pattern of potholders and case; 3 motifs averaging inches; illustrations stitches; materials required; color schemes.

Send cents coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this Laura Wheeler pattern to the Star-Phoenix, Needlecraft Department, Saskatoon. Write plainly pattern number, your name and address. I.O.D.E. Church Service Sunday The All Daughters of the Empire in points the. city are reminded of the I.O.D.E.

church service which will be held in Third Avenue Church next Sunday morning. Members are asked to meet in the basement of the church at 10.45 o'clock. Weddings THOMPSON-VANCE At a ceremony solemnized at two o'clock, Wednesday, May 24, in the home of the bride's parents, Margaret Mae Vance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Vance, Bethune, became the bride of John B. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.

Thompson, Tuberose. The Rev. H. E. Covenay officiated.

The bride entered on the arm of her father, to the strains of Wedding March from Lohengrin played by the groom's cousin, Miss Lila Baillie of Tuberose. The living room was tastefully decorated with lilacs. For her wedding, the bride chose a navy tailored suit with japonica accessories. Her bouquet was tea roses and lilies of the valley. After the ceremony, a buffet luncheon was served to twenty-five guests.

The table was covered with a crocheted lace cloth, centered with a three-tiered wedding cake between lighted tapers. The happy couple left by train on their wedding trip. They will reside at Tuberose where the bride was previously matron of the Red Cross Hospital. MUNRO- TURNER the presence of several relatives and friends, a pretty wedding was solemnized on Wednesday, May 24, at the United Church manse, Watrous, when Miss Irene Elizabeth Turner, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Turner, Lockwood, became the bride of Mr. Wilmer A. Munro, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William I.

Munro, Drake, The Rev. J. W. Robinson performed the ceremony. The bride was gowned in pale blue crepe, lace trimmed, with accessories to match.

The bridesmaid, Miss Verna May Munro, sister of the groom, wore a crepe gown with blue trimmings. After a wedding dinner at the home of the bride's parents, the happy couple left on a honeymoon trip to Saskatoon and points west. They will reside west of Drake. ALLCOCK-DOUGLAS quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized in the manse on Wednesday, May 24, when Helen Louise Douglas, younger daughter Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Douglas of the Luseland district, became the bride of Esmond Johnston Allcock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allcock of Ermine, Sask. The girlish bride was attended by her sister, Mrs.

Clifford Leonard and Mr. Clifford Leonard of Luseland was groomsman. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Harold E. Marshall of St.

John's United Churer. The young couple will spend their honeymoon in the Province, visiting Saskatoon and other points, after which they will make their home on a farm near Kerrobert. Both the bride and groom are well known throughout the district and have the best wishes of a host of friends in both Luseland and Kerrobert, McKEE-McELROY Tuesday afternoon a pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N.

W. McElroy, when their third daughter, Leona Margaret, became the bride of Mr. Keith Francis McKee, son of Mr. and Mrs. William McKee of Saskatoon.

Exactly at 2.30 o'clock the wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev. Armond Slade of Milden, Sask. The bride was beautiful in a gown of rosewood beige with matching accessories. Miss Cathaleen MoElroy attended the bride and was becomingly gowned in grey crepe. The groom was attended by Mr.

Sidney Stevens of Saskatoon. During the signing of the register wedding music was played by Mrs. J. S. Attentim! LOVELY COMPLEXIONS Entrust their care- -not to or- Cuticura Ointment to soothe dinary toilet soaps -but to the externally caused irritations.

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12c 25c First Quality Meats Clean Service gett. After the ceremony a delightful luncheon was served. The heavy rain prevented several cars of expected guests from Regina, Dinsmore and Saskatoon from arriving. The couple left for Saskatoon and points east. Dinner Jacket With a black chiffon skirt, Lynn Bari, one of Hollywood's prettiest stars, wears a dinner jacket, entirely covered with pale yellow, blue and silver beads.

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