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Ea.sy—Cl’0Cl'let-P8.tl¢!'l'l _ 7061: di- rectlons for 2 motifs: 5!; inches and 1., x 35: in heavy cotton.

Send Twenty-five cents in calm my this pattern (stamps cannot be wcepted) to ALICE BROOKS De- gignb c/o The Guardian, to Front street West. Toronto. Ontario. please print plainly Name, Address. Pattern Number.

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Paris Gives Recipe For Summer

PARIS, Iflcutcrs)-Tho summer lashion recipe of Parisians is con- rorred with 0. few basic ingredi- i-nts consisting of a good suit. a .s.mpIe loose coat, one or two silk and cotton shirtwaist dresses. mixed generously with spicy. gay Rf‘f‘P5S0l'l9rB.

Inexpensive handbags, gloves and scarves in bright colors work marvels in change-about effect: on a small wardrobe. A bag and matching gloves or scarf in Dior‘: new bittersweet, tangerine or poppy red are perfect shock value for grey, navy. black, white, beige and other basic shades.

This season the fabric bag is the big success idea. Grosgrain, tlannels, washable piques and straw cloth are used along or combin. ed with leather. Roger model shows lln\'~'€red smsgrains carry-all bags which an matched to short gloves

or the seasons popular Ascot ties.

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happenings of The WEI?

Ottawa. are visiting the farmer's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ramsay, Summer- side, the former’; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacKay. Ken- sington and the latter‘s father,l Mr. J. B. M.orrissey, Tignish. ' o -

Mrs. R. A. Home was hostess at bridge at her home in Sum- mcrside on Monday evening.

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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Steele and daughter, Gail, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Blatchford of New London, Connecticut. will leave

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The Stars Say By Eltrslhta

For Tomorrow

SUNDAY'S configurations lndica = e that social activities should be ex- cspllonally enjoyable since there is a tendency toward unusual Wt-ll'ml.Ii and friendliness on the part of most

persons.

New friendships should been- oouraged. and there is a possibility of making contact: which may prove valuable in a business was‘.

Advice from close friends should be exceptionally reliable now, and you may find it profitable to capi- talise on their suggestions. Roman- tic matters, travel plans and sports activities are also under line aspects.

For the Birthday

If tomonow is your birthday. the period immediately ahead is one in which you should make great ad- vancement in your chosen profess- ion.

Contusions which may have beset you during the past few months should disappear into this week. and. during the next seven months. you should be able to go full speed ahead in the pursuit of your goals.

Financial affairs should also take I. turn for the better now and, by year's end, you should experience a sense of security which is greater than you have known before. .

Social and cultural interests should be most stimulating for the balance of the year and, in them, you can find your greatest relax- ation.

A child born on this day will be ambitious and versatile. but inclin- ed toward procrastination.

The Day After Tomorrow Sidereal influences on Monday

today on return. They were Kuests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huestis, Summer-side. Mrs. Steele was called home due to the death of her mother, Mrs. Jesse Huestis. 0 . 0 enter-

Mrs. J. Lefioy Holman

‘tained at bridge at her home in

Monday evening.

Summerside on . . .

Mr. and Mrs. Murray Willet and

‘son David, accompanied by Miss

Patsy Daley, left Summerside yesterday for Sydney, N.S. 0 O C

IFasl1ion Designers Plan ‘Creation

Of Distinctive Canadian Styles

MONTREAL, lCPi — Canadian d(‘Sl’.'.nPl‘5 of women’; clothes plan to bid for greater recognition in the field of milady‘s fashions.

Six designers meeting here dis- cussed plans to form what may turn out to be the nucleu.s of s “hauie couture" group for Canada. Aim of the group will be to agree on distinctive Canadian styles that will attract a national and inter- national clientele.

The conference included Parla- bcrn Raoul-Jean Foure who has d(‘5lgllPd in Canada for 25 years and who styled the gown worn by the wife of Prime Minister St. Laurent at the Coronation; Marcel Martel. veteran Montreal designer,

favor the development of projects already under way with indication of on-operation in high places. The next twenty-four hours promise not only such influential help, but needed capital to those who have something to offer which is outside the realm of the ordinary.

Correspondence, romance, court- ship and cultural activities are under excellent aspects during the evening hours.

For the Birthday

ll’ Monday is your birthday. the next seven months promise much in the way of career advance- ment, not only through personal endnavor, but through the oo-opar- ntion of executives who have shown you prefermcnt in the past.

The summer months should see the happy culmination of programs initiated earlier in the year, and there is a strong possibility that wlih their success will come an in- crease in popularity and prestige.

Especially favornd this year are authors, musicians. interior decor- ators. designers, artists and those in the advertising profession./Fam- ily and romantic matters should prosper, and the aspects are also rxcellent for all cultural int:-rests. Co-operation with associates and superiors can lend to great achieve- ment in 1954.

A child born on this day will be affectionate, sensitive and endow- r-d with croativn ability and talent.

and Marie l-‘riiiirze, a former assis- tant to Jacques Fath of Paris.

COMBINED TALENT

Also in the group were France Davies, who designed I skirt for the Queen when she visited Can- ada. and Jacques de Montjoyo who was trained at the Chambre Syn- dicate de la Couture Parlslenne in Paris. Josef Foch represented Nor- bert Niewelt, a Czech oouturier who now makes his home here.

"If we feel we can achieve more .13 ll group than by working individ- ually." said Mr. Fours, “why should designers have to go outside the country to gain recognition? If we are united we should be strong enough to make our presence felt in establishing a Canadian cou- ture."

One Oh_|t‘CLlVB.Dl the proposed association is a fashion show in the near future. Aim of this and future shows would be to attract customers from Canada and other countries.

Membership in the new organi- zation would be limited to persons making their living as designgu, A committee would be establjahpa to maintain high standards within the association.

AID YOUNG DMIGNM

Paris-born M.r. do Montjoys saidi

he feels the association would help young designers trying to become established. He himself came to Canada four years ago and worked with Mr. Foure before going into business for himself in 1952.

France Davies, who was born in Paris, also worked with Mr. Fours before opening her own salon in 1950. Miss Davies’ greatest triumph as a designer came when the town of Longueuil, Que., asked her to make a skirt for them to present to the Queen, then Princess Eliza- beth_ when she visited Canada.

The skirt was accepted by the Queen and later a copy was ex- hibited by the Canadian govern- ment at Rockefeller Centre in New York.

Mrs. Gerald Sheen was hostess at her home in Summerside to the Okto Club on Tuesday afternoon.

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Mr. and Mrs. George T. Clarke. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker. left SLlf‘f‘il‘n(’l‘Slfl(‘ by automobile for Sydney. N.S.

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David Morrison and Miss

Mrs. . MacFarlane were lnmt

Nancy

‘hostesses at the apartment of the

former in Summersida on Wed- nesday evening st a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Isabel Hawaii. I May bride.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Milli- gan and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Llrikletter of Summerside, left

yesterday for Sydney. N.S. . . 0

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rodd and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Macl-‘arlano left Summerside for Sydney. N.S.

yesterday. O I

Mrs. Stuart Vealo was hostess at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allen. Summer- side. on Friday evening when bridge was in play.‘

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I‘/L and Mrs. Adair of Greenwood, N.S., spent the week-end in Summerside. guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hogan.

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Mrs. William T. Morrison of Summarside. spent a few days in Charlottetown this week. guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. E..J..Pi;aught.

Miu Evelyn: Scott of Ottawa. has been visiting Miss Grace Webster in Stanley Bridge.

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Mrs. James I-Ioiuiock of Ottawa, has been the guest of her son-ln- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Smith. Summarsidc.

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Min Jun Nicholson. enter- tained Wednesday evening at her home in Summersldo when bridge was in play.

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Dr. Dorothy Daley and her mo- thcr. Mrs. C. W. Redmond of To- ronto, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1". Strong and tho Misses Ethel and Millicent Strong. Summer- side.

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Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Smith will leave Summerlide today to spend the wuk-and In St. John. N.B., guests of the former‘: father. Mr. M. A. Smith. They were accom- panied by Mrs. Smith‘: mother. Mrs. Hoasock on her return to Ot-

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