Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 9

wrararo THE SASKATOON STAR-PHCENIX, FRIDAY, in, 1030. rAGB rami tour of the Ontario W.l.a. "Home and Country" has been selected as the name of the magazine of the British W.I.s also the provincial W.I. papers In Canada. Donalda Juvenile L.O.L.

will be held Saturday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. E. Eggleston 214 Fourth Ave North. All members and friends who are Interested will be welcome. was the British ambassador's daughter who was recently wed in Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.

She was gowned by Molyn.ux in white gette and silver lame. Quite a' combination. Muslin Will Be Fashions Raiment At Ascot Races BRIDAL SHOWER DONAVON. A large esHemhiy of friends gathered at the home of Mrs. A.

Norris, four nules southwest of town on Wednesday evening. The occasion was a bridal shower in honor of Miss Jean Norrle who is being married this week to Wm. Calder. of Saskatoon, and a former resident of Donavon. Miss Norrie was the leclpient of many apnrn priate gifts which signified the esteem in which she is held by her many friends.

A lunch was served at the conclusion of the social event. I.O.D.E. President Mr. J. M.

Singleton Speaks at Meeting Westmount Home and School club held the last meeting of the season Wednesday evening when Mr. M. Singleton gave an address on The Pui pose of Education. The club will resume its activities in September. Performing Miracles A customer, vhoae home was recently destroyed by fire, brought us all her Silver, doubtfully hoping we might aalvage some of it for her.

VTheo several weeks later il was returned to her, lustrous ly gleaming, she telephoned to tell us we had performed a miracle! Replating and repairing old silver is a specialty of our factory. Its small cost will surprise you. INITIATION LONDON, June 10. Flounces, frills, roses and ribbon streamers will trim the long-skirted, hlgh-waisted costumes of argandy and muslin which will be fashion's raiment at the Ascot races beginning June IT. A muslin sash with a big bow at the back, a lace fichu on the bodice, buds and rosebuds on the tiny puff sleeves, will lend the expected grandmotherly appearance to the reigning Btylcs.

Cream silk mittens and bonnets of blue crinoline stray, trimmed with rosea and ribbons, will touch off the costumes Black velvet sashes will be used where the waistlines are normal. Tm mu. tab fcnifM, fmh a. nm, pUtm Id Mti- tta mhmt yurt wmld The Elstow LOB. A.

initiation ceremony was performed by the Elstow lodge and not by the Princess Mary lodge, Saskatoon, as previously reported accoiding to word from the Elstow lodge. It is simply impossible to keep away from the subject of hrides and what they are wearing there Just are so many of them this year! Word comes across the sea that one of the loveliest brides of the Beason SILVER TEA HOME AND COUNTRY Canadian Press TORONTO. June 13. "For Home and Country" is the motto of the Federated Womens Institutes of Canada. This was originated by Mrs.

Laura Rose Stephens of Huntingdon Quebec, the first organizer of Women's Institutes in Ontario, where they had their beginning 30 years ago. Mrs. Stephens Is a daiiy expert and both in her books and her talks on dairying has reached wide audiences. Since she founded the second Womens Institute she has never missed her annual six weeks A silver tea under the auspices fit TTENRY BIRKS SONS, LTD. (1st Street and Third Avenue Purchases Mailed to Any Part of Canada Free DRESSES BANQUET GIVEN FOR PUPILS BY PARENTS CLUB About 250 Attend Dinner for Graduating Glass at Victoria School 'ABOUT 260 parents and children attended the banquet given last evening by Victoria Home and School Club in honor of this years gradu- atlng class, the Grade 8 pupils.

The guests were received by Mrs. Rus- Sll Hartney and Mr. D. L. Hamilton.

principal. Teachers on the staff formed a friendly committee and moved around among the guests helping them to become acquainted. They were assisted in this by Mrs. Dave Marshall. Black and gold, the school colors formed the basis of the color scheme.

Blsck vases containing attractive 4 bunches of yellow Iceland popplee centred each table. TOAST PROGRAM Mr. Dave Marshall acted as toastmaster throughout the evening. The toast to Our Country, proposed by Alice Young, was responded to by the singing of Canada." Bill Scar-ratt proposed the toast to Our Home and School Club to which Mrs. Blare replied.

To Our Parents and other Guests was suggested by Kenneth Murchison and replied to by Rev. J. P. McLeod. Miss Irene Galbraith and Mr.

W. E. Brunskill responded to the toast to the Board of Education. To Our School was proposed by Gwen Hartie, Miss I. M.

Robb and Mr. D. L. Hamilton leplying. Concluding the pro- was the toast to the graduat-ng class, proposed by Mr.

C. A. Oul-ton, superintendent of schools, and responded to by Donna Scott Community singing, led by Mr. S. W.

Forster with Mrs. M. W. Knowles at the piano, lent a friendly atmosphere to the gathering. Those assisting with the arrangements and serving were: Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Blue, Mrs.

C. L. Durie, Mrs. J. Com-rie, Mrs.

A. W. Caswell, Mrs. R. K.

Chamney, Mrs. E. P. Davies, Mrs. C.

Miners, Mrs. R. Plnder, Mrs. J. E.

Stewart, Mrs. D. Mowatt, Mrs. 8. A.

Bnlduan, Mrs. H. Ferguson and Mrs. Sid Long. 1 Irene Fingarson and Miss Geraldine Rowat were winsome flower girls in pink celanese, with poke hats, and carried nosegay bouquets of sweet peas.

The bridgegroom was attended by. his brother, Mr. Ernest Cutts, and the ushers were Mr. Leonard Fingarson and Mr. Wilfred Forster.

During the signing of the register, Miss Annie Phillips sang, "The Day of Golden Promise" very sweetly. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The table was covered with a cutwork cloth and centred with brides cake set in a cloud of pink tulle. Bowls of sweet peas and larkspur were effectively used throughout the rooms. The brides mother was gowned in navy blue silk crepe with inset lace collar and cuffs, and gray hat.

Mrs. A. Stevens, sister of the bridegroom, wore green flowered georgette witli hat to match. Mrs. M.

sister of the bridegroom, was in flowered chiffon with a white hat. Mr. and Mrs. Cutts left later in the afternoon for a honeymoon at Banff. The bride traveled in a frock to two-toned green suede crepe, with hat of green mohair trimmed with green satin.

Her coat was of black poiret with cape collar effect. Mr. and MrB. Cutts will be at home after July 1, in the Park-view apartments. The out-of-town guests included Mrs.

M. Burns and Miss Marion Burns, of Stanmore, Mr. P. E. Lldater and Mr.

R. Fingarson, of Lamgan, and Miss A. M. Wegren Mr. Dean Wegren and Mrs.

Edward Wegren, of Allan. KNUFF GAMMON A quiet wedding took place at the United Manse, Wilkie, on Tuesday, June 10, when Miss Grace Louise Gammon, eldest daughter of Mr. pnd Mrs. Charles Gammon. North Battle-ford, became the bride of Mr.

Charles Wesley Knuff, eldest son of Mr. Henry Knuff of Phippen, Sask. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. McGookin of Wilkie, Sask The bride looked charming in a gown of beige crepe de chene.

She was attended by her sister. Miss Verna Gammon, who wore a gown of sand flat crepe. Mr. Hugh Marshall, of Adanac, was groomsman. The grooms gift to the bride was necklace of white gold and crystal.

The bride's gift to the groom was a signet ring, and the gifts to the attendants were a white gold brooch and tie pin. The happy couple left by motor for Banff and other western points, in the Phippen district return. One Rack The season's best sellers. Special at One Rack Of pretty Summer Dresses. Wonderful values.

$15 $11 Kirkbys Bakery, Ltd. OPPOSITE HUDSONS BAY CO. Fresh Bread, 4 for 25c Rich Cherry Cake, per lb 25c Cinnamon Rolls, per doz. 15c Danish Pastry, per doz. 25c Jam Turnovers, per doz 25c Bismarcks, per doz 20c Lemon and Cream Cocoanut Pies each 25c' Dairy Butter, per lb 25c Vs-Off Mrs.

C. E. Burden, Toronto, who wns elected national president of the I.O.D.E. at the annual meeting of the National Chapter held in Montreal. Pupils Entertain Parents Wednesday Night At Recital Piano pupils of Mrs.

Frank A. Smith entertained their parents at an enjoyable recital on Wednesday evening. Miss Vera Shakatko, vocal student of Mrs. Reginald Brehaut, was the assisting arQst on this occasion. The program given by the children was: Dance On The Green" (Presser), by Bobbie MakarofT; "Lullaby and "Cuckoo" (Presser), by Donald Forrest; Dance Grotesque," by Rose Gropper; Gnomes" (Slater), by Audrey Arscott; "Saltarelle" (Harris), by John Atkinson; "Mazurka" (Heins), by Jessie Wasden; "Intermezzo (Duval), by Gordon Hil'yard; Bright Summer Day (Slater), by Margaret Fraser; "Paramour (Heins), by Keltha Shaver; "Curious Story, by Patricia Hodges; "Le Roi Du Village" (Heins), by Buster Hillyard; Alcgro" (Clement! and Song of The Lark (Tcchaikowsky), by Miriam Soloway: vocal solo by Miss Vera Sha-kolko; "Deer Hunt" (Kern), by Stanley Toombs; "Snowdrops" (Tschaikowsky), Maxine Nell; Air De Ballet" (Dupont), Miss Evelyn Stark; valse (Chopin), by Lucy Soloway; (gypsy), (Hayden), by Nell Atkinson; "Mazurka" (Go-deweky), by Miss Elsie Wrightson; "Country Gardens (Grainger), Clive Tomlinson; Scotch poem (McDowell), valse (Chopin), by Winnlfred Band fold; "Humoreske" (Levine), Spanish dance (Bilotti), by Donalda Tomlinson.

Our Entire Stock of Suits and Coats 1 APPLE PIE 1 PINT POTATO SALAD 1 LB. RIPE TOMATOES 1 DOZ. WEINER ROLLS 50c ALL FOR LIGHTFOOT of Mr. William R. Dinsmore, and M.

Llghtfoot, of Tisdale, at Knox Manse on afternoon, June T. Mr. father of the bride, Senez, signed the register. marriage ceremony was Rev. A.

MacKenzie. All Cake Specials Also at Cash and Carry Meat Market, Maloufs Confectionery, Broadway, Cake Shop, 20th St. All Other Garments 20 1c- Off Covered Heel Pumps $3.95 Cuban and spike heeds in a new range of pumps in patent and brown kid. Very pretty patterns. Pumps and Straps $5 oo Spike and Cuban heels, short round toes.

Pretty patterns in patent, blonde, and brown. Sizes to 8. Arch Support Shoes $7.85 Made in ties and gore pumps, leather Cuban heels, extra quality, arch to keep the foot in proper position. Black and brown kid. AA to width.

IRWIN Shoe Store Ltd. 131 Second' Ave. N. Miladis Annual JUNE SALE Institutes Can Be Greater Forces In Life of Community The Avenue Coat and Dress Shop HEINTZ MEIER June 8, at two oclock in Hill church, Denzil, Dena of Mrs. Henry Meier, bride of Mr.

Carl Heintz, Henry Heintz, Denzil. of Saskatoon, performed The bride wore a cream flat crepe with veil blossoms, and carried white roses. Betty Meier, flower girl, was dressed in and carried a basket of which she acattered brides path. Louise Meier, wore a rose-colored crepe and Mr. Henry groomsman.

recemony the guests, over two hundred, at the home of the parents, where supper was a table pretty with pink streamers, wedding brides cake. After supper, enjoyed for a few hours guests. Mr. and Mrs. live on the groom's farm DENHAM BEAY of Miss Hilda Reay Joseph MattheW Denham, Saskatoon, was quietly solemnized Thursday, June 12, at Third Church mansd.

Rev. officiating. Mr. and Hill signed the register. Denham will reside in 4 Weddings ROWE KEMP On Wednesday morning at 10.30 o'clock the wedding took place in the Loreburn United church of Miss Ruby Kemp, granddaughter of Mrs.

E. A. Kerney, and Mr. Eugene Rowe, of Loreburn, the ceremony being conducted by Rev. L.

A. Mut-titt. The bride was attended by Miss Lulu Rowe, sister of the bridegroom. The bridesmaid was attired in a becoming gown of embroidered apricot georgette. Mr.

W. J. Lane was groomsman. The bride, who was given away by her. uncle, Mr.

I. L. Kerney, was attractively gowned in embroidered net over ivory satin and wore a veil of embroidered net caught with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of pink roses and lilies of the valley. Lohengrins wedding march was played by Miss Aileen Coutts.

After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the homo of the bride's grandmother to a number of friends and relatives. Later Mr. and Mrs. Rowe left on a motor trip to Banff, the bride travelling in a pretty ensemble of cedar rose flat crepe with hat to match. On their return they will reside at their home on Railway Avenue.

CUTTS FINGARSON One of the prettiest of the early summer weddings was solemnized in St. Johns Cathedral, on Wednesday i afternoon, June 11, when Miss 4 Blanche Alvina Fingarsop, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. G. J.

Fingarson, became the bride of Mr. Leslie Frank Cutts, son of the late Mr. Ambrose Cutts and Mrs. Cutts, of Wiltshire, England. At 2 o'clock to the music of the Wedding March from Lohengrin played by Mrs.

Gertrude Broadhurst, the bridal party entered the church. The bride who was given In marriage by her father, was lovely in a frock of eggshell satin, princess design, with shirred waistline and gracefully flaring skirt, sections falling In a petal hemline which almost touched the floor. The skirt was trimmed with sprays of orange blossom. Her wedding veil had a Juliet cap effect and was caught with orange blossoms. Her only ornament was a double strand of finely graduated pearls, the gift of the bridegroom.

She carried a shower bouquet of creamy Ophelia rosea and lilies of the valley. Miss Dorothy Fingarson, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and wore blue chiffon with a deep ecru lace Jacket. Her Stature hat was of matching mob air, he carried a bouquet of white car- nations and pink larkspur. Miss the meeting. and will reside on their WILLIAMS The marriage Williams, of Miss Mary was solemnized Saturday Alfred Lightfoot, and Miss E.

The conducted by Monday, the Hearts Meier, daughter became the son of Mr. Rev. Hartig tha ceremony. gown of and orange pink and the little pink silk rose petals along the the bridesmaid, dress of flat Heintz was After the who numbered were entertained groom's served from white and bells and dancing was by the many Heintz will near Denzil. The marriage and Mr.

both of Avenue United E. A. Chester Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs.

Saskatoon. Rally By The city will Saturday the committee Block, Third E. Hollinrake, constituency Mr. F. R.

will Conservatives 3rd Ave. and 21st Street We Send Garments to the Country on Approvals WINNIPEG. June 13 Institutes can be a much greater force in the community than they are at present, a fores to be consulted pro-vincially, declared Miss Esther Thompson, director of the women's divisions, declared to more than 400 delegates at the opening session of the four-day convention of Manitoba Women's Institutes on Wednesday. Institutes had raised $330,000 last year, Miss Thompson said, most of which was used locally. An address of welcome by Dean W.

C. McKIllican of the Manitoba Agricultural College, opened the convention. XL JCe This business of deciding the perfect perfume for one'e varying moods is becoming incressingly difficult. When we go from a kilted hodden on the tennis courts to a fragile, tlntypish looking person of the past it takes soma Ingenuity to achieve the right fragrances! ft is interesting to note how many of the perfumers are stressing their delicate bouquet scents. OUR THREE GREATEST DRESS SPECIALS Arranged Conservatives Conservative women of the hold their opening rally afternoon at 8.30 o'clock in rooms at 2S2 London Avenue, south.

Mr. C. president of the federal association, and MacMillan, federal candidate, add me the meeting. All are Invited to attend Appears Tonight DRESSES ENSEMBLES DRESSES THE CAPITOL $3.95 $11 $3.95 REX GROCETERIAS A lucky purchase brings you these smart ensembles. Long and short ooata.

Pastel shades. Voile and silk drezses for work or play. They are all her at this low price. 75 frocks In this group. Silk, prints, crepes, georgettes.

The newest vogue. Flume 8231 Phone 8181 Phone 97508 rhone (1888 488 Aram South 881 MU Street West 704 Broad army Lome Taylor Street Second Avenue 108 2nd No. Phone 5011 Every Coat Reduced About 50 A DEPENDABLE DRY CLEANING SERVICE Thorough In every sense of the word is the type of service that we give our customers. Long years of experience has made It possible for us to give you this guarantee of good workmanship. Our dyeing process will be an agreeable surprise to you, as we match any color perfectly.

Phone 4474 And our driver will call. FTee storage and insurance on all furs or fur work left with us. Parisian Dye Works Just arrived! Another shipment of silk-stitched hats direct from Seattle. Our credit system is at your disposal during this sale and our terms have been further extended so all can take advantage of the sale offerings. Miladi Style Shop, Limited 129 SECOND AVENUE, NORTH MISS JACKIE ICELAND one of tha clever little children who takes part In Sharlot's Kiddies' Revue which opens tonight at Nutana Collegiate.

The program is being presented under the direction of Mrs. Sharlot Hancock who will be remembered for her firoductlon of the Christmas Fol-les last December. Tomorrow evening the revue will be repeated. 821 Plant: Asanas South Fhoaa 4474 Offlcs: 188 flat Street East Phoas 2319 (3.00 Orders Delivered Free.