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TWO THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, A RECENT BRIDE Mrs. Markus, formerly Miss Mary Hilliard, whose marriage to Mr. E. John Mrs. William Markus, of Pembroke, last at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. R. Major and Mrs. Whitehead, Dr. H.

D. Hamilton, Mr. Harold Hepburn, Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Innis, Col. and Mrs. Buckley, Mr. and Mrs.

Roughton, Mr. and Mrs. Skelton, Lieut. -Col. and Mrs.

Heasley, Dr. and Mrs. Watter, Dr. and Mra. Bruneau, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Reynolda, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holden, Dr. and Mrs.

Condon, Col. and Mrs. E. B. Barton, of New York: Mr.

and Mrs. D. Rooke, Mr. and Mrs. M.

B. Monnahan, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Balfry, Mr. and Mrs. George Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. W.

L. Chipchase and Dr. and Mra. D. de Jersey White.

Subscribers to Club Luncheon. Additional subscribers to the luncheon in honor of the Hon. Cairine Wilson to be held on Saturday, April 12, at one o'clock in the Windsor Hotel, under the auspicea of the Montreal Women's Central Liberal Club, are: the Hon. and Mrs. Andrew R.

MaeMaster, Mr. and Mre. A. K. Cameron, Mr Mrs.

G. Golden, Mr. and Mrs. C. G.

Hofman, Mrs. Geo. H. Shepherd, Mra. Lorengo Prince, Mrs.

F. Tremblay, Mrs. M. Hishion, Mrs. B.

M. Casgrain, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Macdiarmid, Mrs. P. Smith, Mra. J. E.

Prevost, Mrs. A. Fortin, Mrs. J. Johnaton, Mrs.

John S. Archibald, Mrs. Gustav Carreau, Mrs. Frank B. Allen, Mrs.

Marechal, Mrs. R. French, Mrs. G. D.

Robins, Mrs. Henri Laberge, Mrs. F. Thomas, Mrs. Howard Ross, Mrs.

J. Grenier, Mrs. M. Schroeder, Mra. D.

Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Handfield, Mra. A. C.

Lytle, Mra. J. Wendt, Mrs. O. Lariche, Mra.

Ernest Perry, Mrs. W. C. Bland, Mrs. T.

C. Shaw, Mrs. D. J. Byrne, Mrs.

Dinham Molson, Mrs. J. J. Coffey, Mrs. Wellington Dixon, Mrs.

G. H. Napier, Mrs. J. Louson, Mrs.

Colin Morgan, Miss Louise Derek, Mra. A. J. Byers, Miss Jane Spier. Mrs.

L. E. Ferrier, Mrs. L. A.

Millidge, Mrs. J. Gaudin, Mrs. M. Pithet, Mra.

A. Seers, Mrs. A. D. Cantin, Mrs.

J. D. Wait, Mra. A. Durocher, Mrs.

E. Lacroix. Mra. O. L.

Baillargeon, Mrs. J. A. Harwood, Mrs. Ducios, Mrs.

J. D. Vockman, Mrs. Norman MaeGregor, Mra. H.

Harrison, Mrs. Mel. Rousseau, Mrs. J. R.

Lacroix, Mra. E. Gallbert, Mra. F. DuTremblay, Mrs.

J. A. Henderson, the Baroness O'Halewyn, Mrs. Ed. Guillet, Mrs.

Fred Lallemond, Mrs. Beiler, Mrs. Lacroix, Mrs. Martin Passmore, Mrs. W.

A. Wayland, Mrs. Albert Carman, Mrs. A. N.

Carter, Mrs. J. A. McDonald, Mrs. J.

S. Stanford. Mrs. J. Belair, Mrs.

J. P. Brannen, Mrs. E. 8.

Winslow, Mrs. D. S. Whittall, Mrs. R.

A. May, Mrs. J. W. Long, Mrs.

J. A. Charbonneau, Mrs. E. B.

'A Marriage Has Been Arranged-" WEDDING Invitations and Announcements must be correct to the minutest detail. They demand the finest paper engraved in dignified script. Invitations 29.50 per 100 17.50 50 Announcements 20.00 per 100 15.00 50 -Main Floor HENRY MORGAN CO. LIMITED WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1930 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO Right Hon. Gerald W.

Balfour, LL.D., London, 77 today. Right Hon. Thomas Shaw, M.P., London, 58 today. Senator Walter E. Foster, Saint John, N.B., 56 today.

Sir Francis Lemieux, Quebec, Chief Justice of the Superior the Province of Quebec, 79 today. Sir William Ewen Stavert, K.B.E., Montreal, 69 today. E. M. Renouf, Mont.

real, 70 today. Subscribers to St. George's Banquet. Among the subscribers to the annual St. George's dinner being held on St.

George's Day, April 23, at the Windsor Hotel, are: the Right Rev. J. C. Farthing, Bishop of Montreal, and Mrs. Farthing; Brig.

Gen. W. B. King, Mr. and Mrs.

Leo. McKenna, Mr. and Mrs. F. T.

W. Saunders, Mr. Bernard S. Saunders, Mr. Roderick C.

Saunders, Miss Geraldine White, Miss Gwennyth Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Layton, Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Cross, Mr. and Mrs. William Hall, Mr. and Mre.

Frank Whittall, Mr. and Mrs. T. Murray, Mr. Geo.

Kingston, Rev. Walter Lack, Mr. J. Lauris, Mr. Harold Roast, Mr.

and Mrs. Angus Black, Mr. and Mrs. W. Geo.

Kent, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Kent, Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie H. T. Clegg, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E.

Okill, Mr. and Mrs. F. Breeze, Mr. and Mrs.

Mont, St. Mr. and Mrs. Isaacson, Mr. and Mrs.

H. Diplock, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

King, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Rowat, Mr. and Mrs.

Robt. Minty, Mr. and Mra. Chris Severs, Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Gall, of Drummondville; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Glattfelter, of Drummondville; Mr. and Mrs.

Iler, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glass, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Bronfman, Mr. and Mrs. Barr Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, Mr.

and Mra. Burque, Captain Newroth. Mr. and Mrs. John Cowling, Mrs.

Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Summers, Mr. and Mra. W.

S. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. George Boright, Mr. and Mrs.

T. V. Bell, Mr. and Mra. H.

E. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

C. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Common, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Green, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Moisan, Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Ormaton. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

A. Hewlings, Miss E. L. Malin, Captain and Mrs. Geo.

L. Hayes, Mr. and Mra. A. L.

Lawes, Mr. and Mrs. F. Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs.

H. Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Bakemeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Chappell, Mr. and Mrs.

Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Roberta, Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. -Nowell, Mr. and Mrs. David C.

Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fruitier, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hood, Mr.

and Mrs. T. Reginald Daykin, Mr. and Mrs. S.

Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. LeHain, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Stewart, Mr. and W. D. K.

MacKenzie, Mr. and W. Ironside, Mr. and Mrs. J.

8. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jackson, and Mrs. W.

Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Potter and Mr. Frank Whitfield. Subscribers to Theatre Night.

On Thursday, April 10, Masonic night will be held at His Majesty's theatre, "Naughty Marietta," the comic opera, being the attraction. Among the aubscribers Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

Couper, Col. and Mra. Fellower, Mr. and Mra. E.

R. Cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Little, Mr. and Mra. W. J. Little, Dr.

and Mrs. R. H. Craig. Mr.

and Mrs. A. F. C. Ross, Mr.

and Mra. Rutley, Made in Canada Even cleaning a bathtub can be fun SMALL edition of a genuine, old-fashA ioned housewife--that's Bonnie. She doesn't do her cleaning task with a lick and a promise- -or with a scowling face! There's good reason for both smiles and shining cleanliness. For Bon Ami cleans and polishes everything in the bathroom- -soaks up the soap-stains, spatter-marks and smudges on bathtub, basin, floor and walls, puts a sheen on the faucets, makes the windows and mirrors crystal clear. Best of all, Bon Ami never scratches a single surface! If you wonder how, rub a pinch of the snowy-white Powder between your fingers! You'll feel its velvety softness.

BON AMT LIMITED, MONTREAL "Hasn't Scratched Yet Powder and Bon Ami -every home Cake needs both Bon Ami home this having arrived in Saint Comporting, yeaterday on the Lady Drake, after a four weeks' West Indian cruise, and a week spent in Trinidad. Mr. and Mrs. F. W.

Cowle returned home this morning, having arrived in Saint John, N.B., yesterday by the Lady Drake, a cruise to the British West Indies. They were in Antigua for some time. The Royal Montreal Regiment Badminton Club is giving a tea at the armory on Saturday, April 12th at half past four o'clock, at which the prizes won by members in the club competitions will be presented. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest E. Fairman, Rosemount avenue, are expected home next Monday, after spending month in Atlantic City, guests at the Marlborough Blenheim. Mrs. Campbell MacDougall and Miss Beatrice MacDougall, who are guests at present at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City, are expected home about April 14. Mrs.

L. A. Taschereau, of Quebec, who has been visiting her daughter, Mra. Louis P. Gelinas, leaving tonight for Atlantic City.

Mr. and Mrs. Gelinas will spend Easter there. Mr. and Mrs.

Crawford Johnson, who are at present in New York, after spending several weeks in Bermuda, guests at the Elbow Beach Hotel, are expected home on Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

Gilman have returned from Augusta, Georgia, where they spent some time and have again taken up their residence at the Ritz-Carlton. The inaugural luncheon of the American Women's Club is being held on Wednesday, April 16, at one 0 clock In the Rose Room of the Windsor Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. F.

E. Murray Smith and Miss Joan Murray Smith are at Virginia Beach, guests at the Cavalier, and will be away until the middie of next week. Mrs. William Sistrom, of Hollywood, California, is arriving in the city today and will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Neil A.

Currie, the Acadia, for a few weeks. Mr. Rudyard Kipling, during his recent visit to Bermuda, was entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Moulson, of Toronto, at the Princess Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Alves, who have been guests at the Brandon Inn, Erandon, for the last two weeks, have returned to town. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell D. Bell have returned from Jamaica and Nassau, the Bahamas, where they spent several weeks. Mr. Jules Hamel and Mr.

Alphonse Jongers arrived home this after a month's trip to Demerara, passengers on the Lady Mr. and Mra. Warwick F. Chipman arrived home this morning after a month's stay in Bermuda. They were accompanied by their four children.

Miss Betty Jamieson 19 arriving home today from Compton to spend the Easter holidays with her mother, Mrs. C. C. Alloway. Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Mercer and Major and Mrs. P. A. Curry are leaving on Saturday by motor for a week's stay in Atlantic City.

Mr. and Mra. John F. Savage, Miss Betty Savage, and Mr. Gordon Savage are leaving today to spend a week in Atlantic City.

Dr. and Mra. H. A. Sinclair have returned to town after a short trip to New York and Atlantic City, Mr.

and Mrs. W. O. Ryde are at Virginia Beach, guests at the Cavalier, and will bo away until after Easter. Mra.

C. M. Hays and Miss Hays, who have been spending the winter in Pasadena, California, are expected home on April 27. Mrs. A.

M. Mackay, Montclair avenue, sailed yesterday from New York for Italy and an extended trip on the Continent. Mrs. J. J.

Todd, Ontario avenue, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Leonard Hancock in England, is expected home on Easter Monday, Mrs. William Wright, Metcalfe Avenue, Westmount, is spending three months with her sister, Mrs. Gates, at Araconda, Montana. Mrs.

R. C. Ronalds returned home this morning from North Carolina, where ahe spent a month. Miss Hazel Ibbotson1 visiting Mrs. Paul Powis in Dundas, Ont.

AT THE CAPITAL OTTAWA, April Robert and Lady Borden returned home yesterday after spending the past few months in the Southern States. The Hon. R. B. Bennett intends leaving at the end of the week for the West and Miss Mildred Bennett will Sackville, N.B., to spend the Easter holidays.

Miss Elizabeth Bishop, who has been spending the winter in Denver, Colorado, with her sister, Mra. Robinson, has returned to town. Miss Jessie Buxton-Smith, of Kingston, is the guest of Colonel and Mrs. Boak and will return to her home at the end of the weelt. Miss Laura Smith is spending seveval weeks in Atlantic City.

The Hon. and Mra. John McLean entertained yesterday at lunch in honor of Major and Mrs. T. A.

MacLean, of Antigonish, N.S. Mr. and Mrs. D. M.

Finnie are back in town again after a few weeks' bollday in Bermuda. Miss Mildred Bennett WAS hostess yesterday at a very delightful luncheon in honor of the wives of some of the Members of Parliament, who are spending the, sessional months in town. The luncheon was given in the Tudor room at the Chateau Laurier and the table was artistically arranged with pale yellow linen and large bowls filled with white calla lillies. Covers were laid for thirty-four. A bridge and tea was given yesterday afternoon in the Quebec suite of the Chateau Laurier by Mrs.

F. W. Gershaw, wife of the Member of Parlament for Medicine Hat, who was wearing a lovely dres of cornflower blue with a black hat: Mrs. J. Fred Johnston, wife of the Member of Parliament for Long Lake, in beige lace with a black hat, and Mrs.

C. E. Bothwell, wife of the Member for Swift Current, wearing a black flowered silk and black hat. At the tea hour the pretty table was presided over by Mrs. T.

A. Crerar, Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mrs. Robert Forke and Mrs. John Millar, assisted by Miss Kathleen Stewart, Miss Margaret Shaw, of Toronto, Miss Gladys Northcott and Miss Helen Byrnes.

The Ottawa branch of the Canadian Women's Press Club held the last of their meetings in the Daffodil Tea Room last night, a large number being present. Miss Isabel Armatrong presided and the address was given by Mrs. I. M. B.

Thompson. Several visitors were present including Mrs. Charles Stewart, Dr. Henderson, who is in town from Australia; Mr. Thorson, M.P., and Mrs.

Thorson, and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Deachman.

It was announced that one of the members, Mrs. C. B. Waagen, has been chosen to attend the meeting of the Imperial Red Cross in London, England, and will leave shortly. And a note of wympathy was sent to Miss Marshall Saunders, of Toronto, who de in town this week, having come to attend the funeral of her brother, Mr.

J. C. Saunders, formerly Deputy Minister of Finance. IN OLD QUEBEC QUEBEC, April Mrs. A.

H. M. Hay has left for Montreal to attend the provincial meeting of the I. O. D.

E. and is a guest at the Mount Royal. Mrs. Walter Henderson has left for Montreal, where she will be a guest at the Mount Royal Hotel for the next few days. Mrs.

Henderson will attend the provincial annual meeting of the I.O.D.E. In honor of Mrs. Hutehison and Mrs. Broadwood, of England, who are spending some time in Quebec, Mrs. J.

C. McLimont, Saint Louis street, entertained informally at the tea hour on Monday afternoon, Mrs. John Thomson is in Montreal to attend the Provincial I. 0. E.

meeting, and is a guest at the Mount Royal. Mrs. Lowe, who spent a few days la Quebec a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.

M. Bancroft, has left to return to her home in Kingston. Mra. Brimer, of Victoria, B.C., WAS in Quebee for 8 short stay, a guest of Miss Boswell. Mre.

E. J. Renaud was hostess at a largely attended reception on Monday afternoon, when the tea table, tred with spring flowers and ferna, was presided over by Mrs. P. 8.

Benoit, Mrs. J. P. Archambault and Mrs. D.

B. Papineau. Miss Douglas, who is attending the Provincial 1. 0. D.

E. meeting in Montreal, is a guest at the Mount Royal during her stay, Mrs. Wingate McLimont has left for Montreal, where she will attend the Provincial I. 0. D.

E. meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Mederic Monast have left for New York and Atlantic City, where they will spend the next two weeks.

The marriage of Mrs. Rockett Power of Quebec, to Mr. E. L. Johnston, also of this city, will take place very quietly in June.

TORONTO. Awakening to find herself violently Ill from coal fumes escaping from the furnace, Mrs. Leonard Duffy dragged herself from her bed to the telephone and called for aid. When police responded her two children, three and ten years of age, were unconscious, but later recovered in hospital. CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICE GUILD 1126 Drummond Street TENTH ANNUAL TAG-DAY SATURDAY, APRIL 12TH PLEASE HELP $2.50 PER WEEK PAYS FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW MODEL SHAW PIANO Priced at $350- the best value in Canada in a high grade piano.

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Major and Mrs. Cowan will be In town the end of May. IN TORONTO TORONTO, April mourning having been ordered in connection with the death of the late Queen Victoria of Sweden, all official and social functions at Government House have been cancelled until and inciuding the 16th instant: and His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor has accordingly cancelled all engagements previously made within that period. For this reason the Lieutenant-Governer and Mrs. Ross did not attend the performance of "Poverello" at the Princess Theatre last night.

Mr. J. E. Ganong returned on Sunday after spending several weeks in Florida. Mrs.

Ganong returns to town the middle of May, Mr. and Mra. A. E. Phipps leave the middle of May to spend a month in England and on the Continent.

Mrs. W. 8. Hodgens is entertaining at dinner on Thursday night before the Toronto Skating Club carnival. Mrs.

Percy Robinson is entertaining at tea on Thursday for her sister, Mrs. Freeman Lake, of Montreal, who 1s visiting her. Mr. and Mra. Herbert Cowan leave by motor today for Boston.

Mr. Cowan of Oshawa and Major and Mrs. Cecil Cowan, who are in Honolulu, have postponed their re- Mr. and Mrs. Melville Rogers, Minto Skating Club, Ottawa, will be in town this week to take part in the Toronto gicating Club carnival at the Arena.

Mrs. Arthur White salls on April 23 to join her daughters, Miss Hilda and Miss Martha White, who are at school in Paris and who will spend three weeks in Spain at Easter time. WINDSOR CASTLE, April 8. Sir 'Andrew Ryan had 8.0 audience of the King and kissed hands upon his appointment as His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PlenipoLentiary at Jeddah. Lieut.

-Col. A. C. Turner had the honor of dining with Their Majesties. 145 PICCADILLY, April 8.

The Duke of York presided at a banquet of the Seaman's Hospital Society at the Mansion House this evening. Luncheon for Delegates. Mrs. W. C.

Hodgson, president of the Provincial Chapter I.O.D.E., Mrs. J. M. C. Muir and Mrs.

J. Dakers Paterson, vice-presidents, entertained at a luncheon today at the Mount Royal Hotel for provincial officers, municipal officers and all delegates attending the annual meeting of the Provincial Chapter L.O,D.E., being held in Montreal today and tomorrow. About eighty-five guests were present. To Honor President at Luncheon. The executive of the Montreal West Women's Club is giving a luncheon and bridge at the Hermitage Club, Sherbrooke street, west, complimentary to the president, Mrs.

P. K. Douglass on Friday, April 11, at one o'clock. The tables decorated with spring flowers, will be laid for twenty guests to include Mrs. George Preston, Mrs.

A. A. Goodchild, vicepresidents; Mrs. H. S.

Grove, Mrs. A. A. MacKay, Mrs. R.

J. Morrison, Mrs. C. E. Bourne, Mrs.

H. J. Seward, Mrs. Edward B. Luke, Mrs.

R. Edgar Marhgraf, Mrs. C. D. Schnebly, Mrs.

James Small, Mrs. C. W. Williams, Mrs. A.

H. Lytle, Mrs. H. H. Cluse, Mrs.

T. J. Chandler, Mrs. S. B.

Kimber, Mrs. A. C. Valentine, Mrs. J.

J. Milne and Mrs. D. Lorne Crawford. Approaching Marriages.

The marriage of Dorothy Armstrong, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, of Westmount, to Mr. Cyrll Dreweatt James, of Montreal, son of Mr. and Mrs.

S. M. James, of Vancouver, B.C., la taking place on Thursday morning, April 17, at half past ten o'clock, at Dominion Douglas Church, Westmount. The bride's only attendant will be Miss Sallye Hill, of Philadelphia. Mr.

Clarence Nelson will act as best man for the bridegroom, and the ushers will be Mr. Norman Ingram and Mr. Clifford Upson, of Ottawa, cousin of the bridegroom. The Rev. Dr.

G. A. McIntosh will perform the ceremony. The wedding of Miss Roma Kenny, daughter of Mrs. M.

Key Kenny, Grosvenor avenue, Westmount, to Mr. Bruce Jamieson, also of Westmount, will take place quietly on April 30th. The marriage of Mary Wilson, youngest daughter of Mrs. James A. Collie, to Mr.

J. Harold Coppin, son of the late Mr. and Mra. Alex J. Coppin, of North Sydney, N.S., is taking place at MacVicar Memorial Presbyterian Church, at four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, April 12.

Mr. Justice Hodgins and Mrs. Hodgins are entertaining at dinner on Friday night for Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Ryan of New York.

Mrs. R. H. Bedell leaves this week for Charleston, South Carolina, to spend Easter with her parents, the Rev. Louis Wood and Mrs.

Wand and is returning with them on May 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Hobbs and Miss K. Hobbs are motoring to Washington on Thursday, returning on Easter Monday.

HON. J. E. ROBERGE IN MOTOR MISHAP QUEBEC, April Special)Hon. J.

E. Roberge is in hospital as the result of an automobile accident on Monday afternoon. Mr. Roberge who was alighting. from his car, was struck by another machine, and thrown to the ground.

He was taken to St. Sacrament Hospital, where he is reported to be resting easily. -Height of Clearance Sale OF COATS and DRESSES REDUCED TO HALF PRICE We are moving to our new place of business, Room 306, Dominion Square Monday, April 14. For quick disposal of these garments we are actually sacrificing them at price. There are but three days for you to profit by these prices.

1455 'Metcalfe Street. LAnc. 9884 Roberta Hilliard, daughter of Mr. E. J.

John Markus, of Montreal, SOn of Mr. and took place on Saturday evening R. A. May, in Outremont. (Photo by Famous Studio.) Savage, Mrs.

A. J. Gillet, Mrs. P. Heffernan, Mrs.

C. L. Henderson, Mrs. McPherson, Mrs. D.

McNaughton, Mrs. Daws, Mrs. Struthers, Mrs. Derome, Mrs. Berthier.

Mrs. Wilson Scott, Mrs. C. S. Cameron, Mrs.

R. Kirby, Mrs. J. G. Ross, Mrs.

J. A. Dunlop, Mrs. R. S.

Williamson, Mra. Robert Loring, Miss Hope McLachlan, Mrs. D. C. Campbell, Mrs.

G. A. Campbell, Mrs. J. Edwards, Mrs.

C. K. P. Henry, Mrs. MacFarlane, Mrs.

W. Weston, Mrs. L. Cushing, Mrs. Caron, Mrs.

K. B. Thornton, Mrs. Murray Smith, Miss Fleet, Miss Brittain, Miss Snowball, Miss W. Dolbell, Miss J.

H. Barnes, Miss Stuart, Miss Hammond, Miss M. Riendeau, Miss Yetta Ledau, Miss Scanian, Mrs. Chabot, Mrs. T.

Lariviere, Mrs. P. Lariviere, Mrs. Maxine Raymond, Mrs. Tancrede Joidoin, Mra.

J. Bastien, Mrs. Frank B. Allen, Mrs. T.

M. Kirkwood, Mrs. J. Grubert, Mra. J.

1 King, Mrs. A. E. Walsh, Mrs. J.

H. Scott. Social and Personal, Mrs. Arthur Springett, of this city, and the Misses Galt, of Victoria, who have been in England for three weeks, after travelling in India, are sailing on Saturday for Canada. Miss Muriel Galt flew from Karachi to Cairo.

Mrs. Springett has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Eric Elkington in India, since the autumn, the Misses Galt joining her in January. Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Francis and their son, Norton, returned home this morning, after spending several months in Bermuda and the West Indies, having arrived yesterday in Saint John, N.B., by the Lady Drake. Mr. Francis vialted Demerara the surrounding islands, and Nassau, Mrs.

Francis and her son having rumained in Bermuda. At the annual meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club on Friday, April 11th, Mrs. W. E. Pilborough will be the tea hostess, assisted at the tea table by Mrs.

Jarvis Arnold, Mrs. A. R. Ketterson, Mrs. W.

A. Traill and Mrs. J. C. Lowe.

This meeting is for members only, election of new officers taking place. Dr. A. S. Grant, of Toronto, general secretary of missions for the Presbyterian Church in Canada, who is to be in Montreal next week for the purpose of addressing the annual meeting of the Quebec Provincial Women's Missionary Soclety, will be a guest at the Windsor Hotel during his stay in thy city, Mr.

A. S. Piers, after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Piers, in England for five weeks, accompanied by his sons, Masters Arthur and Billy Piers, is a passenger on the Montcalm, which is due on Saturday. Mrs. Piers will go to Saint John, N. to meet her husband and sons. Mr.

and Mra, J. L. Gilmour, returned home this morning, after spending a short time in Bermuda, followed by a cruise of the British West Indies on the Lady Drake. Mr. and Mrs.

Gilniour are now residing at 406 Pine avenue west. They have been away for six weeks. Mrs. E. Atherton Smith, of Saint John, is to be one of the delegates of the National Council of Women at the quinquennial meeting of the International Council of Women in Vienna thi- summer.

The Canadian delegaon will sail on May 10. Mr. and Mrs. de Pencier, who have heen guests for a short time of their Gaughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Malcolm, have returned to their home in Toronto. They recently arrived back from a trip to Havana and the West Indies, via New York. Colonel and Mrs. Gerald Birks are returning to town tomorrow from Vancouver, where they arrived on Saturday last after an extended stay in China. They will take up their residence in the Gleneagle, Cote des Neiges Road.

Mrs. Andrew Williams and Miss Jean Williams, of Smith's Falls, are spending several days in Farn-' ham, the guests of Mra. R. C. MeCorkill, Stoneleigh House.

Miss, Williams will also be the guest of Mrs. J. A. Page. Mr.

and Mra. Robert Adair, who are visiting the Hon. Herbert Marler, Canadian Minister to Japan, and Mrs. Marler at the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo, are expected home about May 23. Mrs.

George Hume, of Sherbrooke. who is town attending the annual meetings of the Quebec Provincial Chapter, I.O.D.E., is the guest during her stay of her sister, Mra. Alex. Hutchison. Senator Cairine Wilson will be the guest of honor and speaker at the Charter day luncheon of the Montreal Women's Club in the Mount Royal Hotel, next Monday, Mr.

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