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The Montreal Star from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 2

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frcul if the AT PEOPLE'S torum WINDSOR HAL1 tetwdjjr Mutch Jlet rw Lecture on Natural Education hr Mr Wlnnlfred Suckvllle Stoner LOST AGAIN AND MUSI PAY FE Nathan Govdwn will he the speaker at the People's Forum tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock In the Commercial and Technical High Reboot SI Bherbrooke street west The subject will be Aspects of Modern Miss Etta Kellnor will play the piano and Atlas Gilbert Luker will log Prof A Dale will preside CONGRATULATIONS TO IlflH Friar Henry IT today Hie Wll'lsm Meredith Chlsf Juntlr Th Hon Omrne Taylor Dominion Senator 77 today Tha Itnn ilt ora I Graham Renfrew South SI (May ces Among those who baw of Ontarto 7T today ni WITH Awa ay Jaj la AM th SolUleni Wing Lmsaa Tleketo (Flftr lUI on Ml SI Willi Co I1 lulled Llndaor iJmlieditVUdioitloL -Famcc A ROBERTSON DEAD Mr Justice Weir Renders Judgment in Actions -for Separations Come the Lilies r- Subsi riber't to Card Parts The and Bridge arranged 'to lie given by the ladles of 8L An- thony'a Fsrisli In tha Church Mali on I tun Hth Apn1 pram Ism to be a sue sl-i ready procured tablsa are the ful I lowing! Miss Oner In Ur II i f'sscMln Mr Johnson Mrs O'Uricn Mr Butler Mr il Trlhsy Mr Msrson 'Mrs Quinlan Mrs (1 Ityrne Mis iliftery Mrs 1 Hull Mrs Quirk Mrs lliiyes Mr McA'Ntrlty lira Vanler Mra Ouy lioysr Mra Cullen Mrs Hyan Mra Butter Mr iJrennna Mr Kannon Mtts Bows Mr Uaorga i-yonu Mr It Hitlllvan Mlsa Maloney Mis O'Neill M-'sa Millard Mr Me- Alexander Robertson for many years Ontario's rcnreiAnt'iUve of th late firm af William Agnew A Co died at the Mnnironl General Hospital on March at tha ux of 7 The funeral wilt take plsro (mm Jos Wray and Uro 1(0 Mountain street Monday April 3 at I pm DEMAND BRISK! FOR FESTAL DAY St James Methodist Church WEIL rail TO i i I ts Systc a Uni Mi Something About Flowers and Their Relation to Things Religious WOOD HALL (ierdaa Ave-WrlUagtm Car LEARN TO DANCE (Mure Mra Hennr Mclaughlln Mis Brennan Miss Foster Mrs TOMPA DIVI Ral Elaanor Ball th vioUniit who will appear hro nt wm but Term far Xrw Hfftsn eemmeiMe Tt'KMIlVV April 10th li3S PM EV INimm Vie M(l AnsKMULY TOXUjirr PAL Thiradaj Rrmtsg April Mb Bt (U TI1B by Haadri Gd Fridif renin April Stb at THE MANXOM by Vorl Mlo Inez Barbour oapreno: Arthur llockott tonor Hln Rom Bryar eontralla Mr Willard Flint boa -Th Booton Fnllvsl Orehootral (tub I rout's Church Chair IL Blair caudu tor Tlekola nnd Taz Tlekolo mi alV Bhnw1 Muolo 8 tort Jit XL Cntlwrin Wool For th Ha For th Rnprirm BlSS Dolan Mra Maloney Mr Kd Kennedy Mrs James Hnyes Miss A Hinphy Mrs Daniel Donnelly Mrs Ihiwler Mra Thomas McUrearty Mrs I McDermott Mr Hushlon Mr John lJonohue Mr EL Collins Miss Helen Kenehun Miss Estslla Colllna Mra Mtsck Mlsa nancy Mm Dtvado Mrs Johnson Mra it wart Major Hamilton Oault lost his suit for separation yesterday and Mrs Gault won her counter suit Mr Juatica Weir who has had tha case under advisement ruled that Major Oault had failed to prove the chargee he had made against his wife In support of thn demand for a separation On the other hand Mra Gault had proven that she had been subjected to 111 usage and grievous insults at the hands of Major GaulL The Court granted her a separation and ordered Major Gault to pay her alimony at the rate of (MOO a month Mra Gault's own resources give her a revenue of MOO a month Tho Court granted the alimony to tha extent mentioned to permit her to live In thn manner to which aha Is accustomed Cnnstduratlon was also taken of the fact that Major Gault has an Income of over MO 000 year from hi fortune of (1100000 In the course of hi Judgment Mr Justice Woir remarked: Court suggested to tho parties the consideration of a reconciliation between them and received no response thereto Rush reconciliation now appear Improbable end even Impossible and not to be In the Interest of the Physici Burl Does anyone know this piri? Tho photograph wa ploked up in trench somewhere in Franc by Pte Arthur Wright 1350 Parthen-ai street who sent it homo to hit wifa The pictur was taken in Barrio Ont Usual Dancing Assembly TONIGHT (HAT) O'CLOCK STANLEY HALL STAMKY STREET Patriotic Dance fwple SSe BIOS NEW DANCING CLASS fnr IlMlNM'RS (Bee for IS lwwno CUfeshiT MoilrU IE Thomas Mott Osborne A fin -performance of -Mlsa Mary Ulaar'e "U'ayKPI Piper'' was given laat night In W'lndnir Hell In aid of the YWUA IluiiOsy Cnnip "The Wayside Piper" which ws awarded first prize lit the drains contest oonilucted by the Panama-Pacific position la bun) upon the old aiory 1 of "The pied Piper of Hainelln" but' In Mlsa Mger's dramatic adaptation th musts nf the piper symbolizes tha AbPeal of the YWCA to th heart and mind of girls The young authoress herself plsytd lha part of th Piper In green tunic and feather cap skipping lightly to the music wllh a step similar to a srhot-lische she mads a charming wayside figure such as one Plight have expected to meet in tii country reads of Finland in th Middle Agee But lit pile of his appeantare the Piper Is careless wanderer With ail hie gaiety he Is filled with a great ambition to help those whim lives are hard or dull particularly the girt worker of toddoy Three figurrs Faith Hope and Dme present him with their priceless gifts Itulh Hhalfurd a very young girl took Die pert nf "Istve" and did JUNtlo to a beautiful role Any feeling of mysticism qulle dls pellrd In Neene II a modern workshop whrn listless girl are painfully tolling at dull garments Miss Thelma Cun-llffe one of the workers had a delightful way of ezrlulmlng "flee!" when her needle wouldn't thread hpscial CHICJCK the Xon ion oattln rova (all zimelislon went the ion expert 'lnmr ttior InChcag on -luc 41 ucn wtb Vrndd the jert Sid jrenert Ch iljoketnan Kfker on (Sirtaje DANCING annex dancing ACADKMT Co ir HIM nt Ar Chariro Nornwe I'rlneipuL Azormblr Tolht OrchrMra I'MHlr SO I'irouMn tig Moil Ktio M21 47 11 Saw Among tho snbscriboro for 'tha brldgo and daneo for tho benefit of the i'rlnoaas to be given on April at tho mts-flariton are Lrd nnd I-ady Hhaughnsssy I-ord and I-ady (iraham Hir Vincent and laidy Meredith Nf Thomas and Lady Roddick Icily Van Horne Dr nnd Mra Martin Mr and Mrs Kuntly Drummond Major-Hen and Mra Wilson Mra Krnest Htuori Mr and Mia IL Gordon Lleut-CoK and Mra Kchnslder (tupt Gregor Barclay Mr and Mr Hodgson Mr and Mra Bemillnclc Lieut-Col Bnllnntyne Ilout-Col and Mra 11 Busteed Dr and Mra llollly Mr and Mra Onvrn Wells Mra Howard Wilson Mr Murshult Heath Llsut Tlndalu Mr and Mra Cedi farsley Mr and Mra Arthur ilurry Mr and Mra Douglas Ogllvlo Major and Mra Charles McKergtiw IlcuL If Hchoffeld LisuL Hhlrlny Yulia Miss Hbanly and Mr Mnckla JARDIN DE DANSE Th Citizens of Montreal aro oordial Invited to meet In Wlndenr Hall Mid eeoalug April Ind at I pm to prste onlnst th liesth Fonslty and tho Pri posed Hanging ut a Young Roy tt yam at ngt Thorn so Mott Okhorna of Sing lit tamo wilt bo tho spsoksr Short drosaoi will also bo dsllvercd by th Re Hold BA- UU and Andrew hi Marior XC Ladles aopoetally weloem ROBERT BICKERDIKE Chairman 8ING MAUNDER'S CANTATA Lenten cantata Pardon and reace'' will he sung by the choir of Westmount Methodist Church at tho service tomorrow evening The choir will be strengthened for the occasion hy additional voice and Mre Ouellette will be the soloists with Herbert Simmonds tha musical director nf the church at tho organ Rev Holllng will give a brief address the cfior As woe lolptcll BARGAIN NIGHT SATURDAY AfARCII 31st PGRTY Dane Tlrketz far OXR IMILIAI1 Hoi will iea nt II nod rwitlnua far on hwir only Th tlriwto boogM at (ho Ml nnr mod nay renin not for! ore hoMIng Hneelol Donor on WrdnnilHy nnd Frldny nibU well Hominy nflemoon whrn nn nd-mtzolon of for Grollrmeo ofMl 11 for Iznllr Is elwrgodi extra rlinrg for dnnrlng Wa done th "izmdon ml bar orrry nlghk onf the A new chapter of the I IJ FL organized yfsleriluy by Mrs A McDougnld honorary secretnry at the home of Lire John Jenkins Mrs Lewis of the Municipal Chapter wus also present The nf fleers war elected as follows: Regent Mr Hurry Clurk first vice-president Mis Mildred M- Clark second vice-president Miss Janet secretary Miss Alice (I Common treasurer Alias Jean llogg stiindurd-hearar Miss Dorothy Lyall echoes secretary Mis Ruth Plcrk: honorary regent Lady Bertram honorary vlco-regent Mr John Jenkins The chapter I to ho given the prophetic name and the motto has been taken from the old Scotch ballad "Boots Wa Ha' and runs will drain our dearest veins but we shall be free" The chanter Is composed of a circle of young girls who will meet for work in Victoria Hall WestmounL Huddenly the hnpny piper playing his sweet motif I Hear a A A A Indoor Athletic Mee THE JOYS OF OWNING A Vie- TROLA The Joys of owning a Vlctrola lire many You have always at your beck and call tha world'a beet music no need to go to tha muele centres of the world When buying a Vlctrola think of Vlctrola Renrlce and buy It at Lindsay's Ltd (11 SL Catherine 74-l-lew Plaza Dancing Studio Todas't Wedding Tha marriage of Miss Mabel Gertrud Bolton only daughter of Mr and Mra liolton Htrathcona avenue to Mr Rydney Webster will bo celebrated today Who known thnt the glorlnue Fn far lilies Mih Hit ihi-lr mow white tilooma no proudly In Montreal today bloomed lunt nmniniT In fur away JupnnT There In Ihonn onntrrn Inland millions of Illy bulhn were planti-d and In that bind of flower acre upon acre of nodding Illy blooms met the eye at the lent KimI er aennon Hut lha hulb will not pro dure It fluent flower-in the flrul year no Into bint nnmmnr the nlnnt eyed luhorera of the flrlda gathered them In and aent them to other 5 land to he planted once again this time In the hot house of the flower merchant to bloom In tha white 7 glory of the perfect Faster illy There wna a time when Montreal' Faster lilh' were grown In Jlrrmndiw hut the gardeners of tho went 1m-pntiently somrht to produce the perfect hlinun In a nlnnle year with lh result thnt a Might fell upon the forced hulli Anil an the Illy enltnre fell (o' the more pnlient Orient ril gnr dener Thu every lily that IdiHim In Montrenl today la tho wrmtd sen-ann'a Moasomlnn of a Imlb that bloomed lust erring In llm Jupnnmm fields rlclit Ihoiiaand nilt' away FLOWERS COME FROM FAR AWAY Some of thn moat treasured flow-era of the spring hnra ronio long din-faincea Thn glorious pink azaleas -and many another flownrlng plant eorne to this rontlnent from war stricken Jtelglmn iis do nil thn varieties of thn jialin Them within the anund of the death denting gun tho Belgian farmer has worked unceasingly among his treasured plants In erenle beauty for a far off continent From nhoiit Nnni-y In northern France where fighting ha liern waged continually hnvn mime this year aomn of the season's most won derfiil blooms evidences of thn ten-' der earn of the peasant gnrdrnera For wlilln other exports are forbidden nnd trade la difflrnlt and dgngerouo thn French and Itnlglnna are permitted to annd tha green plant that arc Just ntoiit to bud to tha outside world by way or Holland each plunt a aymlsil of the hope that Ilea In the heart of the devastated reentry Through the medium of the Dutch Oovernmenl the German Oov- ernment has permitted tho great eg port trails In potted plants which Belgium ha always carried on to continue undlHturlMd From Holland as nil tho world 1 knows come all the bulbs of tha tu- tips thn emetines lha hyacinth the daffodils and the narcissus In nil their varieties Without lha Dutch built' tho ainatenr gardener would hnvn a sorry supply nf flowers for the Faster season Tha dnlnty aplrea too la brought to America from tha land of dykes and windmills I THE DARWIN TULIP Of lata yenrs a new variety of Tulip known na tha Darwin Tulip has nppeared upon tha market a long stemmed a I end nr leaved flower which lucks tha garish brilliancy of the older tulip but which has the added charm of a rare delicacy of coloring The vary (latent achieve men! in tha way of Via Darwin tulip la a btoaaom of pale breytah lavender a color na exqulaltel sort a color has ever been tha cut flof are rosea and danres hi way Into tha midst of these unhappy slrls and gradually as lie plays thry respond to the rail of Jov fling down their work and Join together In a merry dance When that Is over they Lake up thetr work again hut now they sing ovrr It for "Ilf has muele In tt now" and even th work "has a glory Misses Htrlls Gillette Maud Janes and Jean Hmlth were modern rallege girls But adoration had mad them no better off than thetr poorer listers far they have not heard tha rail of love or reennndcd to the "spirit df stvF" (Mlsa Wlnnlfred Crosslay) Therefore the gay little piper visits thsm too and so through the world of girls ha uiays and dsnrea bringing the muale of love into their young lives In th last arena city workers farm elrls raltrg undents and all tha char IN TOE GYM 1IH ML Royal Av at Paplnoau At (Select Oaly) Advannod Haw every Taeeday 110 pm Bocinazro1 Claaa every Thursday 111 pm Admlootan at Private lesson by appoliitmznL EDWIN McKEOGH lazlractor AmMast In ntUndane Hoetiil Dose MAKRIAGV LICENRRH Approaching Marriages T1 marriage of Mias Beatrlee Glack Mayor to Mr Paul Beaudry or Waurtmount will take place on April 17 at 8L I xml do Franco Church TO-NIGHT 815 pm Killiirni lha Btanluy aril the Meryluiid enrh with- it deaiiuctlvc sbiuio of pink They cornu most of them fioin tha Nlngnra region In Ontario but the beautiful Hlrhinond rose I grown in tha hot houses of Mount Bruno few mile from Montreal (Snapdragon pink whlto yellow nnd crlniMon reminiscent of old gardena nnd nwoct-acantod mignonette atiggesllv nf ancient borders uro found today In all thu shops FLOWERS AND RELIGION -livery great religion festival of tin- eliiirrlf brings with It Its upprn-printa flowers and the ehurchea arc bunked Willi tha liewllderlng blooms of a hundred flowering plunt but never is there a church festival In which the flower Is an appropriate a symbol na during thu Foster season Typieiil not only of the hope nf Du resurrerlion on which tha ChrlNllnn faith la based but symbolic in Itself of the great awakening In thu spring of ull th natural world tha flower Is dear to tha vidurlra of every full It- Kvrn lha must primitive suvogua gather flowers to orfer to their gods knowing Hint they are giving earth's most ben ill Iful product In the very early church In Europe thn unc of flowers was forbidden hy tho spiritual teacher henuusa of the lirat hen origin of tha custom but the love of the flower wa so deep In tho hearts of the people tliat tha lilnaaoma fonnorly devoted to Cora Diana and Venus became renamed for the Church's saint Hitch names ns MnrigoM (which once wa Mary's (told) Madonna Lily Htar of Bethlehem nnd Trinity Flower ahow how Intimately the flower were ones bound up wild tha dally religion of tho pooplo and many are the legonda that associate them with deeds In the lives of the saints and mnrtyra -Tho name nf tha carnation I a corruption of and was associated with the Virgin Mary Tho little purple and white oaten which are called the Michaelmas daisy flowered at ''Michael's FEW ARE NATIVE Of the ftnwera that bloom In these days on this continent very few arc natives Thn marigold and tlw nasturtium we ro found hive by early explorers and the duhlta loo though the garden variety rains Imck later hy way of 8 pain Very few of the Western World acentnd hut from the Ea from Fonda and tt country came original lllnc thn hyacinth laamlno and th oh The men been the world's native of Kuroi It grew wild In a-that have beeor crossed the hot tiouae rose of day From time Immemorial In tha Isa-gunge of flowers tha rose ha stood for love Always tha whlta carnation has meant disdain and tha whlto Illy sweet ness Fannies have stood for thoughts goldenrod for caution tha primrose for Inconstancy and th purple hyacinth for sorrow Tha sweet pea I gald to mean a paradoxical meaning for one or tha moat beautiful of li 1 lower LADIES INVITED MARRIAGE LICENSES "IR150 Richard Ilemsley Limited Jzwtlloro III trrol Phooe Rais IISL Rickard Hauulor Jann IL Me Esatsr Monday Kefrmbmsnia April Ith Tick koto to eta It (mleii at If oiauat inna Pkoa Waalmeusl IIL The marriage of Mra Laura Irene Hopper daughter of Mra IIop-pr Koslyn avenue WestmounL to Mr (leorga Kings to no has been ar-tske Place on the aflurnoon of April ti at tha home of tho hi mother acter loin In a beautiful chorus to the tun of naethoven's 'Hymn of HI 111 RIDING SCHOOL OF MONTREAL 188 Hutchison St LECTURE ABOUT PASSION PLAY Dr Munson HUI In giving his Illustrated tectum on Passion Play at Oberammergan" under the auspices nf thn-Westmount Circle of Patriotic Endeavor will be oral1" by tha following artiste who will provide a musical program: Mrs Griffith soprano Mra II Lewis contralto and Mlsa Dorothy Cornish aecpmpanlsL Mra George Cornish I arranging tha program Th lecture take place Tuesday evening at in Victoria Hall WostmounL Tickets may ha obtained et Victoria Hall or from member of tho Wentmount Circle of Patriotic Endeavor MARRIAGE LICENSER Th nlsv was staged under th direction of Mine nioseom A Baird Miss Dorothy Armstrong ws musical directress and her excellent orchestra edited leresly to th sucrose of the MK I word by A launder Barnett Merrhsaf Rank llolldlag las Ht dame Si Tel DANCING Tawht by Oxands's Done Ezprt Prinit Lnouia Daily nt Any Ilawr Bminnon- claoaao Uon and Wad at I pm Join New FROFESOGR LAING Principal THE AUDITORIUM STUDIOS US Oatari (I doors lilmwy) Engagements Announced Ermlags by phn I7M 1U IMeod prone rrrnwN itts Horzea foe Hit Kid lag lnolrartlel -J MARRIAGE UCENSES Th engagement la announced of Mien Beatrice Pep ocas eldest daughter of lln and Mrs Inioten Depo-ea to Mr L- Rlxear HunL The marriage will toko place In April UNION SERVICES ARE WELL ATTENDED Dnnelng Aooombllio svory Wodnsodoy at I p-m based by JMMDUFF 146 St James SL limousines AHEAD IN 3 YEARS MsUtoM AJK 1178 tUm Ml MM Il IIS Yh Htodl haz hern organized for 1 jm mriy mw atarnls zsprerae In the The engagement Is announced of Mis "nrle-Paule Chosse daughter Chaste to Mr Herman eon of Ur and Mra esna both of Quebec Fellow employees of the Grand Trunk Freight Chr Shop Pt-BL Charles have presented Alee Fox with a gold mounted fountain pen on the occasion of thetr departure from Mr office to Join tho Overseas Force tag world In Comida RITZ DANCING STUDIO (Lessons the Lemon) TV- "Mi IKS PERL XT 71 1 CT TOURING CARS ra Car Rosenberg an-engagoment of their a Ruth to Mr Percy Mr and Mra Michael this elty Th union JEvangellsilo scrvlae which have been held In the north end of thn city during th past throe weeks have been attended by largo gathering Thoy hnvn token place In MacVIror ITeshyterian nnd Temple Baptist churches nnd this week the servloen have been held in Fair-mount Avenuo Methodtet Church On Wedneedey nnd Thursday evenings the turn-out of the members and ndharente of tha various churches was very Uu-gn On the tetter evening the Rev Blnny Simpson Block pastor of Outromont Presbyterian Church delivered the address and the muele was provided tha children's choir of tha 8 school voder th" lendersb MooIewThe ouns An Ilistrated Lecture The Westmount FLORAL STORE and Personal railuy ogranent cltyiontAl who and on mer Prr to cominies the ty marU su menbrou ttonf th( Chico boar' of thremcm tical flue panytved (ranquh ThCon cent th iitluKXpe amoui the petci Aftei'iCM remaier ed beeer par (t cent thi propoj of th( li "physt ntonn le ailed the al ENGIE PEA QUbSk are ds City glneer courts '1 Bo 7 does ID Is thei asked and oi i-elved Mr hers oi rjteat lliat hi which gonero orrong treinen tions Thcr urfoet fairly evltabl But dlvtslo and er ably II The Hon a egg" 1 depriv least it 1 inlHloi Ins fr cental hack politic of tho aimed The ordini for tl tlon hoe be eu ways tem pony of tli plain do th CITY Th $310 yean tho agali -OM- 'Gardens New Location after April lit-375 VICTORIA AVENl (Nat Pest Offic) Tl Plants i ronteeal wwir Roll BIIL OP- UHntagae ax A pleasant event this week was reception tendered to Mine Ethel Tinker on the occasion of bar approaching marriage by tha "Cannula A An mjoyatr program of music wan given Mlsa Tinker wan preset mahogany clock frrT" with served at tollmen ts er tabtee flower-docked Mrs hy day lain tho "there in aatiann popular?) 'ST LI Ant luin 1 tPoJle '1 1 Montreal Today i- of singers acquitted themselves admirably Next week will see tha last of these series of services and the place of meeting will be 8L Olle Prosby-terlan Church Rt Joseph boulevard west under the guldanoe of the Rev IL Dobson British By CECIL WILLIAMS th Navy and ata 8IM DAVID BEATTY) UMINION METHODIST CHURCH (CORNER LANBDOWNM AND BOULEVARD) Monday Evening April 2 17 8 OTlocI il ro veritable bowers ats shop roaea form bewilder color a hundred rnihtla' ster Flowering idlns and pink nnd yellow Douglas Grosvennr iuo who haa been spending the Inter in California Is exprolivt boma today accompanied by fa niece Ml Whprton of Butte Mon tana Idfrga variety of Lilies Hyacinths Tulips ee Rose Pln ffqWll- -A- DaffqHlls Iote of Panslea Begonias Narcln Sl suertteiL Pbline Rubber Plant Hyderadglaa etc IL TICKETS IB CENTS iicnu ty with Its own Indcecrl? ttftd color eon never Inrlty hut there nr menj 'claim thnt tha Klchmond rose with Ita 'crimson bloom outrival It I This season la a wondnri" for roses Thn florist have in ACOnCES WK A CUT EMMANU 'At 7 n'-lwV choir nundny evening the Chuivjjr hiniiianuel Congregational will slug Htalner' tk'lolst: (I Husband dred and on varieties to hfiTr I "nor Marshnll hnsa Organ-There is the stately Hadley Rose of nnd Director Warded Wilson deepest darkest red thn deep pink I A short address on The Passion will Russell Thn dnlnty pnle Ophelln thn ho Riven by llev Dr Pedley Violets Sweet Peas Antlrblnume Callao FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE! Splandld assortment of Roses Cimatl Mignonettes Marguerites Daffodils Pj Cut Bsoter Ullce -t ADDED FUNDS FOR RED CROSS The following additional donation to the Red Cross Hociety are ao-knnwlndgrd: FSiisbeth Billon Mi per XL lelgh Herbert $100 Alonso Chase Iledfleld Routh Dakota $10 lr Georgina MnBaln Jackson villa Fie $1L Ladles' Aid Hooiety of Bt Andrew's Church Rt Laurent per Coughtry OM Mine Taylor 113 Throe Rivers Branch Canadian Ited Cross Hociety per 8 Itobltoille Knq $100 Mrs A A Strongman Rnult au Recollet F'ox (0 kirg Davidson (sale of contlisngnre) It of a bridge given hy Mra Rnh-ertoon $17 The Empire Bridge Club per Mra Rose Mnmford II Mlee Alice Mra Leslie Bus-selL 83 Mre A Pillow $10 Hma HeauMen 110 Chea Cooley Hartford Conn $100 8L Andrew's Church WestmminL per Mlee Murray li Collection Box $05 Canadian Bank of Commerce $21 Burton Michel $5 Senior Class Royal Victoria Hospital per 51 Isa Orr $15 Westmount Soldier' Wives' league per Mra Wuvmden $76 Miss klahcl Patterson $260 You may choose your flowers onr green houses at 4425 Sherbrooke St Wi Mr Kensington Av Tel Mount 590 and Clifton Av a iBy Appointment Furrlzrs to II kt King Gaorgo BY WILLIAM RATHV0N OF DENVER COL ibnbw of the Board nf lertoreahlp af be Metlwr Cbnnb Th First Cbneeh Honxbee tn won rbri-i fax Bmton Mmn VICTCBIA HALL WESTMOONT Brownie and Mias Edna Brownlea Sherbrooke street have returned home from Bermuda where they bavo been for several weeks Mr John Balllla and the Mlesee Halil Is Crescent street are returning home on Monday from Augusta Georgia after a short visit Mr William Hanson and Mlsa Beatrice Hanson have returned from a short visit In Quebec guests at the Chateau Frontenac 1 Mrs Arnold Gollnaa Lorn Apartments time been the guest at Mrs II Hastings In Bedford Quo for tha past weak Mr and Mrs Fred Wlldred of Lindsay Ont have returned home after a visit with Dr and Mrs A Fsnnoyper Mra A Fleming Intends to leave next week for Ottnwe to be the guaet of her mother Mra Ljreter until after Easier -Mlsa Daley Bherwln Bt Mark Rt who hue been visiting Mra A Roberts In Brooklyn has returned home Mlsa Alices Techs who hoe been in New York for short visit returns today to the Rtts-Carlton -Mr and Mra Tobin of Hunts ure spending a few days at the Ititz-Carlton Mra Campbsll lane has reurned home from a visit tu friend In Boston Mr end Mra A Dobl and family ura leaving shortly for New York Mra Charles Skelton Chomedy street ha returned from the Houlh Monday April 9th at 815 Submitted for tlic 0Aomcn TT 4 low CORDIALLY INVITItD prnLic Holy Week Holy Week TRINITY CHURCH Pee'eSwriUTytaivG? mtrcttrt iTimHoS We will not make extravagant claims for our Spring ready-to-wear We can say this confidently however Si- uine 1 it chosen IlfHMft BwMlIf HWi Wmft GOOD FRIDAY am "ne le NOON trie FASHION BRBVICM wllb gnz Weeds From the Cue' 7 ft B- VP 71 I ST DENIS ELECT OFFICERS The HL'Denla Sold lore1 Wives Guild elected the following officers at Ihelr annual meeting held recent' ly: Mine llolon Held hon pe tronees Mra Gordnn Cnmphe' i him president: Mra Fred We -folk president: vlca-preeldnntn Cbne Gossolln Mra Chan Ke Mra Ilodgtne Mra Archer sec tary-treasurer Mrs Wllliur Iter ton' rhsnlnln Rev Canon TIorsr Mine Hotting gave 'an interee-talk on thn cultivation of Iota Hamilton read a report of tha a iira did Red Cross work of tho llen-durlng thn past year Tea was uild ed at three tables In ehergn of damea Goeaelln Kelly Han Hod gins and Arrnar Mra EL Campbell and Mra Worfolk elded st the table Hattie Fraser rendered vocs tlon with Mlee Weldon et (hi Among the visitors were Rotting Mies Davidson Mra Steven ion Mrs Cnmphe' Chan EUmn Alan IV Mra A Young and many Mss llton ordon pro niss elec- plnno Mine Arnold Mra IterelL THIS EASTER OF SSnS was with unusual discrimination in style colors and fabrics and that we have succeeded In making the models we arc showing unique in Montreal This statement applies equally to TAILORED SUITS SEPARATE COATS GOWNS BIOUSES HATS GLOVES SILK HOSE IF you havnt tim to call PfwoRbUir nnd make your 1 pkone instead wifl HI your order Patriotic Meet SOCIETY AT THE CAPITAL Special (e The Bter OTTAWA ont- March II Gorge Foster went up to Toronto yeaterdny end will address the Women's Canadian Club this afternoon hla subject being Phase of th Great War" Mra Benford Evnna who bee boon guest at tho Chateau Laurier for the pest week returned yesterday to her name In Hamilton --Mlee Elisabeth Bishop has return-d fronrsluntreal after a few weeks vtelL Miss Edith Davies went up to Toronto this week to visit her sister Mra Herbert Blackburn with painstaking core and deliver it promptly ou dtto desired Satisfaction Guaranteed AT others The Market Hall Morgan Boulrd Malsonneuve ON Our tetmotei draw pauers-bp like a magnet Cernee Cotherlim and Guy Stft Quebe Branohi St John St Monday April 2nd at 80 pm it be Fur Storage! Absolute TORONTO SOCIAL NOTES TORONTO March Il-MraKlng-mtll ha returned to Ottawa after a short stay with Mra Beardmore -Mies Iteseia Jllsey Palmerston boulevard bee left for a two months' trip to Winnipeg and other western pntnta Mr end Mre George Dixon era In New York Mr and Mra' Lawrence lllbbell have returned from Atlantic city LITERATURE 80CIE1 The Montreal mnmhrr-I United Amateur Press Arl have organised A lllersturJ here where their men user be read and 1 crlilelsed oni mutters generally dlscussrl who write ere asked to cnn-X wllh A Qldlow 1207 TV street fnr further Inform the membership le atrlcilj imlv those who write nndj wish to henome known erf communicate MOST ATTRACTIVE MOVING PICTUl SHOW FREE Placing before the Public the various actions cf British Canadian and french Armies! His Honor Mayor Tremblay and AldemanfT Taylor ef Mawonneuve will be Joint CbaiB" nf the toclstlnn society ns mny literary Those Krahle tlnn- As limited seriously naked to COSTOM CO Ladles Tailors andllabit Makers Announcement As our strike is finished and the men returned to work Telephese Uptown 62M food Music Excellent speakers in English and French ALL ARE WELCOME MKT MISS MATHI80N A reunion of the Montreal Drench i of the Canadian Women's Press Club whs held yesterday afternoon to meet Mies Edith Wynne Mjthleon who is playing at Ilia -Majesty's theatre with Blr Herbert Ires to Henry VRL I we can now take Spring Orders to execute at short notice 141 Stanley Street Tel Up 1499 DEATHS IN THE STEWART On Friday stent nt 1710 Hutchleon i (IcDonnld beloved wifi Blewart at the id ef TJ I oral botlcs later i-iTY (Alh in-F-treet Mora i of bsneon veer Fun- I.

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