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SASKATOON STAU-PIKENIX. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1938. PACE EIGHT FIRST BAPTIST Social and Personal Married at Asquith esting program has been arranged. After the meeting the young people will go skating on the rink nearby. All Young people are heartily invited and a good time la assured.

The regular B.Y.P.U. meeting will be held i the church parlors Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. An inter WEDDING OF INTEREST IS SOLEMNIZED Miss Mary Alcorn Becomes Bride of Mr. John Mather In Pretty Ceremony BURKS Annual Christmas Card Event MILADI WILL BENEFIT FROM NEW TARIFFS Rates Reduced on Silk Stockings, Jewelry, Aids to Femininity Canadian Press OTTAWA, Nov. 17.

Canadian women will derive eome benefit fioin Canada's new trade agreement with the United States Duties on such aids to femininity as perfumes, powders, lipsticks, rouge, creams and other coametics have been lowered. 'Bgriffs on United States-made cosrtletlcs Imported into Canada have been reduced 10 per cent, from 40 per cent under the old schedule. The duty on jewelry, dryly described as "to adorn the pel son, has been cut 24 per cent from 374 per cent to 35 per cent. Stockings from the United States will come in at a reduced tariff. The rate has been cut from 824 per cent plus a levy of )1 35 a down pairs, to 20 per cent plus $1 a dozen pairs, a reduction of 124 per cent and 36 cents on each dozen pairs.

Duties on United States shoes will be slightly higher at 30 per cent, an Increase of five per cent over the old rate of 25 per cent. MONSTER CARD PARTE Mrs. Arnold's Circle of St. Mary's Altar Society Is sponsoring a monster card party and social evening In the school hall, Avenue on Saturday, at 8 oclock. There will be good prizes, music and lefresh-ments.

The results of the draw on the two Chevrolet cars will be announced during the evening. aH P1 EAT PLUS" frrnl pfifulnrh anl fit Ihi in crt and dilator. Iliindrt In arp paling It ImH "it a itrrat tood." IarkPt IStH! 12 Greeting Folders Specially Selected for BIRKS i i Photo by Charmbury. MIC 4M MRS. JOHN MVTIIMt Of interest to many frtendH in Saskatoon was the wedding which took place Monday afternoon at Asquith, when Miss Mary Alfreda Alenin, became the bude of Mr.

John Andtew Mather. Both young people are well-known in the city, the btidrgtoom being a giaduato of the Univrmity of Saskatchewan, and the biide attending Normal School here. Mr. Mather was for some years phaimacist at the City Paik diugstote. A very attractive no two alike would ordinarily sell for 5c each.

REGULAR 60c VALUE Box of twelve complete with envelopes 3 boxes for 1.00 MAILORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Recent Weddings AJIS3 EVELYN EBY is leaving 11 Sunday to spend the week-end in Regina as the guest of Miss! Marguerite Ruck. On Monday afternoon, Miss Eby will be guest artist at the meeting of the Regina Women's Musical Club. The Third Avenue Circle of St. John's Cathedral held a successful tea at the home of Mrs. W.

Gllbey, 701 Fifth Avenue, north, Wednesday afternoon when the tea table was prettily draped with a lace cloth and centred with bronze chrysanthemums. Mrs. Seemer Betts and Mrs. W. J.

Maglll performed the tea honors while members of the circle assisted with the serving. Tables of home cooking and needlework were well patronized. Mrs. Matchln had chaige of the register which was signed by the following: Mrs. C.

Stanger, Mrs. G. Moar, Mrs. O. Scalfe, Mrs.

Matchln, Mis. F. A. Leach, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs.

F. Cook, Mrs. H. B. Austin, Mrs.

H. Parry, Mia. Smith, Mrs. A. E.

Dowler, Mrs. A. A. Murphy, Mrs. F.

Wry, the Rev. Dean Armitage, Mra. Walton, Mra, E. Clearlhuc, Mrs. Armitage, Mrs.

W. J. Maglll, Mrs. H. S.

Carpenter, Mrs. W. E. Gray, Mrs. Ebblcs, Mrs.

E. Jones, Mrs. McConnell, Mrs. Tom Guest. Mrs.

E. S. Paine, Mrs. H. O.

Wright. Mrs. H. A. Matherson, Mrs.

Drayton Walker. Mrs. Duncan Croll, Mrs. Lew Ayres, Billie Eyres, Mrs. J.

M. Campbell, Mrs. F. B. Gordon, Miss F.

Dowler, Mrs. W. Seemer Betts. Mis. Eva Jones, Mrs.

MacLeod, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. N. Busch, Mrs. T.

Hamilton, Mrs. Gil-bey, Miss N. Stapleton and Mra. Hamilton. Mrs.

J. G. Taggart was hostess at a charmingly-arranged tea Thursday at her home in Regina, entertaining In honor of her house guest, Mrs. G. L.

Cameron, Swift Current. Bronze spray chrysanthemums formed the pleasing floral motif for the tea table at which Mrs. James Strathdee performed the honors. The Misses Louise and Lola Claes, daughteis of Mrs. F.

J. Claes, formerly of Saskatoon, have been pledged by Alpha Beta Upsilon sorority at the College of Pudget Sound in Tacoma, Waahmgton. Louise is enrolled as a freshman and Lola Is a sophomore. Both attended Nu-tana Collegiate, Lola graduating In i 1937 and Louise In 1938. Also enrolled at the Tacoma school is their sister, Miss Bernadine Claes, a junior, who graduated in 1934 from the Academy of Sion in Saskatoon.

Parties from several outside points are expected In the city today for the dance to be held by the Canadian National Recreation Association at The Bessborough. Entertaining features promise to make this affair one of the popular events of the pre-Christmaa season. Miss Elsie Hansclman, one of the pioneer members of Saskatoons first junior orchestra, was very pleasantly surprised at her home on Thursday evening, when members of the Kiwanls Junior Orchestra gathered to honor her as a bride-elect of this month. A presentation was made, on behalf of the orchestra, by Mr. J.

A. Hagerman, Immediate past president of the Kiwanls Club, who also presented a gift from the club Itself. In a brief speech, Mr. Hagerman made reference to the contribution which Misa Han-selman has made to the junior orchestra movement in Saskatoon, and expressed his regret and that of the orchestra, at the loss of so valued a member. Those present were the Misses Ethel Bethune, Glenna Eaton, Anne Nalawayko, Almira Olsen, Jean Thurston, Ber-i nice Brown, Betty Zwalsluk, Mary Powchuk, Martha Pashka, Elvina Sachlnski, Afra Verbeke, and Messrs.

A. Hagerman, Lou Gillespie, L. V. Elvtn, Jack Young, Jack Duck and M. C.

Badham. Tea Planned by Baptist W.M.S. The First Baptist Church W.M.S. Is planning to hold a silver tea Friday, November 25, at the home of Mra B. L.

Winfield, 708 Fifth Avenue, from 3 to 6 oclock in the afternoon. A splendid musical program is being arranged by Mrs. Reginald BrehauL All ladles of the circle and friends are invited. NEW BELT BAG It's the touch of the unusual, the out-of-the-ordinary, that makes for individuality, A clever new accessory, utterly unnecessary but handy at that, is a small heart-shaped bag of calf with a slide-fastener closing, which slips over a narrow mateh-lng belt for change, a diminutive powder puff, lipstick or watch. It comes in black, brown or the new Fall shades.

By all means have your Initial engraved across the front COMPLIMENTING Mr. and Mrs. Harris Turner, who are visiting in the city from Toronto, Mr. and Mis. G.

H. Yule entertained at an after-five party on Thursday. Following this Mr. and Mrs. Turner were dinner guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. MacDermid and a number of friends dropped In to see them during the evening. An enjoyable evening was spent i recently at the home of Mrs.

Stephen Smith In the form of a shower In honor of Miss Martha Sehutt, bride-elcct of -this week The guests were members of the staff of the King George Hotel. During the evening a mock wed' ding added much to the entertain' ment of the guests and the bndu was piesented with an assoitmcnt of kitchen utensils concealed In a mock wedding cake. Those pies-eut weie: Mis. R. B.

Hilton, Mrs. C. Booth, Mrs. D. M.

Woodcock, Mrs. D. Dincrn, Mrs. E. Lyske, Mrs.

C. Holtsman, Mrs. A. Griffith, Mrs. F.

Munroe, Mrs. Stephen Smith, Miss Grace Gartly, Misa Mary Dineen, Miss Kae Bepsasky, Miss Anne Fuesen, Miss Anne Du-monskl. Miss Hattie Nlcol, Miss Millie Sukkcn, Miss Agnes Hiebert, iMiss MiUlied Taylor, Miss Rose iKitzcl, Miss Annie Sukken, Miss Mary Hamilton and Miss Annie Young. A successful centennial tea was held at the home of Mis. Iver Iverson recently hy the Nutans Zion Lutheian Ladies Aid.

Mrs. A. J. De Wolfe presided over the coffee cups for the first hour and" Mis. O.

M. Valde later. The guests were received hy Mra. Iverson and Mrs. Hciman Haugen.

The register was signed by the Rev. B. O. Lokens-gard, Mis. Lokensgatd and Mary-lyn, Loiraine Bergen, Mrs.

J. E. Umleiwood, Mis. (1. Saunders.

Mr. and Mis. E. Sivcitson, Mrs. A.

B. Thomson, Sara Iverson, Mia. W. R. Brown, Doris Larson, Mrs.

H. Laison, Maigaret Valde, Mrs. A. Pohnston, Mis. A.

Blelken, Mrs. M. Dalhen, Mis. O. E.

Englestad, Myrtle Englestad, Mis. O. Lokken, Miss O. Dahlen, Mrs. A.

Benson, Mrs. G. Fingaison, Mrs. L. Torgerson, Mis.

H. Ellefson, Mrs. A. J. De Wolf.

Mis Iver Iverson, Iver Paul Iveison, Mis. H. Haugen, Mrs. A. A.

Notion, Rev. A. A. Nelson, Anton Iverson, Mrs. H.

Chi istianson, Mis. A Moe, Mrs. O. M. Valde, Clara Valde, and Dorothy Iverson.

I Dr. Andiew Croll and Mrs. Croll I announce the engagement of their only daughter, Sybil Angus, to Charles John Argylc Halltwell, only Ison of the lale Col. John Earl Halll-jwell and Mrs. Halliwell of Toronto, the marriage to take placa in I December.

Mr and Mrs. G. Mallby of Landis were the recent guests of Mr. and Mis. W.

Collins, Avenue north. Mrs. R. A. Alexander has returned to her home in Saskatoon after a seven months vacation In the British Isles.

En route home, Mrs. Alexander spent a short time In Regina as the guest of her aon, Mr. Bob Alexander. General Convener MRS. J.

B. MILLAR whose circle of Knox Junior W.A. is sponsoring a tea and sale Saturday afternoon in the lecture room of the church from 2.30 to 6 o'clock. The members have promised an exceptional collection of original and inexpensive novelties suitable for gifts. Mrs.

Len Dowie will have charge of the tearoom while Mrs. Roy Manning and Mrs. Harry Keough will preside over the pte shelf. Interesting and attractive home-made articles will be sold by Mrs. R.

V. Little, Mrs. G. E. Andrew, Mis.

J. C. Dick and members of their groups while Mrs. A. J.

Trotter will have charge of the doll's houses. Asquith United Chuich was the scene of a pietty wedding on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when Miss Maiy Alfreda Alcorn, daughter of Mis. W. J. Alcorn and the lale Mr.

W. J. Alcorn, became the bride of Mr. John Andrew Mather, only son of Mr. and Mrs.

T. W. J. Malher of Asquith. The bride enteied the chuich on the arm of her brother, Mr.

H. T. Alcoin of Melville, to the attains of the Wedding Match from Lohen-grln, played by Misa Marie Mather, sister of tho groom. The bi ide was a lovely picture in her wedding gown of white silk spider web lace over taffeta, featuring a floor-length skirt and short bolero jacket with puff sleeves. From a halo of orange blossoms fell a floor-length veil of white silk embroidered net.

She wore elbow length lace mitts and carried a bouquet of rosps and carnations. Her only ornament was a gold locket worn by her giand-mothcr on her wedding day 70 yeais ago. Attending her as bridesmaid was her sister, Miss Adele Alcorn, who woie an attractive ftock of Alice blue taffeta, with doll hHt, lace mitts and shoes In a delicate pink. Her bouquet was pink and white carnations and 'munis. The bridegroom was supported hy Mr.

J. Ross of Saskatoon and the officiating clergyman was the Rev. Mr. Banks. Messis.

C. Mather and T. Peat acted as ushers. During the signing of the register Mr. Albeit Cooke, accompanied by Mias Dorothy Peat, sang "Until.

The Asquith Girl Guides, of which Miss Alcoin was captain, fotnied a guaid of honor as the bride and groom left the church. Following the ceremony a inception was held at the home of the bi Ido's mother. The room was decorated in pink and white while the hiide's table was coveted with a lace cloth and centred with a threo-tieiod wedding cake embedded in pink tulle. Tall pink tapers and bud vases of carnations completed the effect. Assisting with the serving were Mcsdames W.

Reilly and H. Alcorn and Misses M. Cooke, Friend and D. Peat. For travelling the bride chose a rust colored dilndl diess, featuring gold ornaments and brown trimmings.

With this she wore an extremely smart coat of tan and biown English flpece with fox collar. Her accessories were In brown. Mr, Mather attended the University of Saskatchewan here some years ago, graduating In pharmacy and later obtained a position in the City Paik drug stole. The bride was primary teacher at Asquith School. The young couple will reside at Kinistlno.

STIRLING DELDAY BROCK. A pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Delday of Netherhlll when their daughter, Mary Wallace, became the bride of George Vibjon Stirling of Fall mount, son of the Rev.

Mr. Stirling and Mrs. Stirling, formerly of Netherhlll. The Rev. W.

A. Miller officiated. The bride was given In marriage by her father and her alster, Louise Delday, acted as bridesmaid. The groom was attended by Lloyd Cieed of Netherhlll. After the ceremony a dainty luncheon was served to relatives and friends gathered for the happy event The happy couple will make their home at Fairmount.

WAGNER BECKER EATONIA. Miss Alma Becker, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Becker, was united in mar-riage to Mr. Reinhurd Wagner, second son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gustav Wagner, of Laporte, In the Lutheran Church, Estonia, by the Rev. P. Mueller of Laporte. Attending the young couple were Miss Mathilda Becker, sister of the bride, and MrJ Theodore W'agner, brother of the groom.

LEECH GORHAM WATROUS The home of Mrs. F. Gorham, Fourth Avenue, east, was the scene of a happy event on Thursday afternoon, November 10, when her eldest daughter, Thelma, was united In marriage with Mr. Clinton Leech of Woodnorth, Man. The Rev.

W. H. Found of Saskatoon, formerly of Watrous, and an old friend of the family, performed the ceremony. Brldesmads were Misses Jean McIntosh and Luella Gorham, while Mr. Harold Bur-bridge was best man.

Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner was served to 24 guests. Mr. and Mrs Leech will make their home on the Burke farm, south of Watrous. 9 fezeddAe kd ofe 8 again 'llZudorii you fyankpom? You remember how worn-out I used be fir dy' shopping, and a week of houseclcaning nearly finished me. Realty, ita simply amazing the difference these shoe, h.ve m.de in the stay 1 fl- Iy, I can walls miles and mile.

ow lm Jt second honeymoon. Ytocd CHAS. F. RHODEN, D.S.C. FOOT MKUAl.lsT If you hav, foot trouble he ss ill asls i.e you tss to proer shoes.

SATURDAY 9 TO 11 A.M. ONLY RUMP ROAST veaTk Fd ib. l2c SHOULDER ROAST vrk ib. 9c VEAL CHOPS ib. 14c LAMB CHOPS Yearling 2 lbs.

25c SIRLOIN ROAST ib. 15c PURE LARD ib. 10c SAFEWAY STORES LTD. iff SI NDFRLAND FMIHENUR RICHARD. All Saints' Chuich, Mnymont, whs the scene of a pretty I wedding on Friday, November 11, when Myrtle Rose, second daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George Florence, Kirhaid. became the bride of Praice Daniel Sunderland, Rlrhard, Min of Mr. Charles Sunderland and lute Mis. Sunderland, Tyvan, Sank.

Bridal music was supplied by the organist, Mrs. J. Hope, and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. B. Saunders, vicar of the church.

The bride's only attendants were two lit tie flower girls, Beverley Florence, her sister, and Alice Bouskill, her cousin. The bride-gioom was supported by Mr. C. D. Robertson.

A reception was held Inter at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Florence. The happy couple left after the reception for a holiday at the Pacific Coast, visiting in Edmonton. GREY TW EET KENASTON.

A quiet fall wedding was solemnized on Wednesday, November 2, at the Hanley manse, when the Rev. Mr. Elliott united In marriage Alice Martha Jenette, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tweet, of Kenaston.

and John, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Grey, of Vancouver.

B.C. Mias Etta Tweet, sister of the brig, acted as bridesmaid. The groom was attended by Mr. Gordon Allen. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the biide's patents, to relatives and a few Immediate fi lends.

Mr. and Mrs. Grey left on a month's honeymoon at Vancouver and upon their leturn will reside on the gioom's farm, 11 miles west of Kenaston. TIIORSON ANTOMCHl PREECEV1LLE. A wedding of considerable Intel eat took place at the United Church manse, Precce-vllle, on Thursday, November 10, when Miss Jennie Antonichuk, fourth daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Antonichuk of Lady Lake, became the bride of Mr. Gerald Thor-son. second son of Mrs. G.

Thorson, of Hincheliffe. The marriage was solemnized by the Rev. W. M. Thompson.

Miss Mildred Meherg was bridesmaid, and Mr. Pete An-tonlehuk, brother of the bride, was groomsman. After the ceremony the newlyweds left for Yorkton. They will reside in the North Prairie district. Kl UN ALKER SPF.ERS.

A wedding of widespread Intel est was solemnized on November 11 at 130 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mis, A. Walker, Speeis, when their only daughter, Elsie Agnes, was united in marriage to Mr. Frederic Kuhn of Saskatoon. The Rev.

J. Roy Inglls of Speers United Church, performed the ceremony, which took place under a decorated archway banked on either side with The bride's cousin, Miss Ruth Budd, was hi Idesmaid. The groom was suppoited by Mr. David Schnell of North Battloford. Miss Louise Sawatzky played the wedding march from Lohengrin.

In the evening a reception and dance was given to over 100 guests In Scott's hall, Mr. and Mrs. Walker receiving with the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs.

Kuhn are at home to their friends at Suite 10, Coronation Court, Saskatoon. Mr. Kuhn Is accountant In the Royal Bank, Saskatoon. IF.R ROWEIN MACKL1N. A quiet wedding took place at St.

Anthony's Church, Grosswerder, when Miss Amelia Rowein became the wife of Jacob Baier, Rev. Father Krlst officiate lng. After the ceremony the happy couple and a large number of friends left for the brides home, where a wedding dinner was served. McGOl AN UILKINSON BKJOAR A wedding of intciest in the Kelfield distiict took place at St. Paul's rectoiy hete on Tuesday, November l.r, when Alice Annie Wilkinson became the btuie of Robert Hairy McGowan.

The Rev. J. W. Rulleyment officiated. The witnesses weie Mr.

and Mis. Samuel Taylor, Next to Saskatoon Hardware, 160 2nd Ave, So. LEADING FIR EXPERTS Moose Jaw Calgary Birks Bldg. WATCH OUR WINDOWS SATURDAY A DAY OF BIG VALUES AT ivctuiJiiAn SPECIAL CLEARANCE EVENING REGULAR TO $15.00. OF DRESSES In taffeta, sheers, velvets, nets, laces, in every new modern style and shade.

Saturday 8pecial Announcement If you are thinking of buying a fur coat this season be sure and call in at Steen Wright Furriers, this Friday and Saturday. We are featuring greatly redueed pri, ea on a number of our sliak coals and with I he addition of coats from our Regina store ue are able to offer you a lovely selection. Mr. Steen, from our factory, will he In attendance himself during the two du.vs to that this will he an opportune time to seek hl advice on any of your fur problems. REGULAR TO 829.50 Especially chosen for their distinctiveness.

Luxuriously furred, in guaranteed all-wool materials. Saturday Special COATS HATS REGULAR TO $2.95. The season's smartest felts In the new high crowns, pill-1 boxes, tam ahanters, etc. Saturday Special OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF BETTER COATS DRASTICALLY REDUCED 95. 90' Phone 7266 (DM Dress in Fashiett WESTERN CANADA'S Saskatoon Regina Ground Floor, Avenue Bldg.

8rd Avenue and 21st Street.