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The Queen last. week visited the ‘Wt-fish Art Exhibition at Burling- ton House, London. and was par- ticularly interested in some oi the old Scottish costumes. including an embroidered ball dress o! the time o! Bonnie Prince Charlie. The Queen closely inspected some em- broidery by Mary Queen oi Scots. She was also interested in the Rale- burns, and spent a long time lIok- lng at the silver. The Queen, who was attended by Lady Katherine Seymour. was received by Mr. W. RM. Lamb secretary ol the exhi- bition, who conducted her round. $he wore a velvet. suit o! plum

, colour-very much the same colour l0 noticeable in the works ol Allan ay, oi which there is a whole

Dem. lho wore a hat o! the ll-ml Iolour, and a grey fox tur collar.

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Nursery accommodations are re- ceiving spmial attention in the work being done on extensions and alterations to Government House tor the arrival oi the new Gover- nor-General, the Duke o! Kent, and hisjdnzllyx ‘The Duke and Duchess with their children, three- year-old Prince Edward, and Prin- cess Alexandra. two, will arrive in Australia late this year. Reconstruc- tion oi Government House includes installation of a. special kitchen next to the rosms which are being prepared for the Duke's children. A large reception room and eight extr bedrooms are also being

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‘Pi-re members or the Little ‘flie- l-tre Group, Mr. B. Taylor, Mr. J. A. Lawson, Mrs. Francis Boil Trainer, Mrs. Arthur Henry and We! Irena McLure are leaving this morning with the best wishes o! everyone. to take Part in the Drama F in London, Ont, next- week. Miss I. Arsenault left yesterday and will Join the party en route. A very delightful pro- gram is being arranged for the en- tertainment oi‘ the visitors who will put on their play, “It's Autumn Now". Dr. and Mrs. LB. McKen- na, who will have Miss McLure as their guest and Mr. and Mrs. R/sagh Hooper. Miss Arsensult, Iomier Dharlottetown residents, are antici- pating the Festival with keen in- termt. Judge H. L. Palmer, Fresh lent of the Little ‘lliestre Guild, e =1» omens . . a

Miss B. Rose Imgwontlt is wq-idmg s, few ‘weeks’ in Montreal.

Mrs. (DrJ Id. Yeo, Misses Alene and Irene Horne and Miss Lillas Hooper, returned home Tuesday

om a six weeks helidav trio going

‘mat a; tar as British Guiana. weather favored the visitors who were charmed with the loveliness oi’ the scenery and cities visited. They stopped of!

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Ilijldl’ to tab tea with Queen Mare o! Jugoelavia the other day, Queen Mary had to go up to the sixth iloor o! a modern block o! llats near Blame-square, London. During her convalescenee alter two serious operations, Queen Marie has had few visitors. ‘The Duchess or Kent has been one oi them. Princess Paul o1 Jugoslavis another. On fine week-ends she has driven down in her coffee-colored car to her Bediordsh re cottage. Queen Mary admired the ultra-simple drawing-room o1’ Queen Marie's flat. It contains s sola, two arm- chairs. a desk and n. big radio- gramophone. . ‘

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The marriage took place in Halliax on Thursday o! Mr. Philip Lawrence Partington, who was here for some time as Canadian Press Representative. and Miss Jeanette Powers. daughter or Lt. Col. Mrs. T. E. Powers of Halifax who have also visited this city, where friends reside. Happiest congratu- lotions will be extended to Mr. and ma. Partlngtdn. .

Miss Olga. Wsrburton E.N.. B. 8.. Director of the School and Sup- erintendent of Nurses iri the Faulk- ner Hospital. Jamaica Plains, Mass. is being welcomed home on a visit to her mother. Mrs. Waflnlton. Cavendish Apartments’.

Mrs. A. Lord's many friends will be glad to lmow that she is recov- ering nicely from an attack o! the prevailing flu;

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Mr. and Mrs. EC. LePage, North Rustico, who have been spending the winter in St. Pet/ersbung, Flor- ida, halve returned ‘home.

Miss Miriam Netting. daughter oi’ Dr. and Mrs. Emil S. Netting. 80 Iiongvworeh Avenue, i; with a severe attack ‘o! influenza.

The marriage oi Miss Helen Mor- ris Bentley. daughter oi’ Mrs. Rome D. Bentley. of Montreal, and the late Dr. Bentley, oi Truro.

a week in Boston on the return trio- '

‘Pl-re visiting teachers who came in, for the annual Federation had g dslighflul week shopping. visit- ing and renewing friendship! b0- lidts attending regularly ti"? nil-m‘ eroua meetings in connection with the Federation. .

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paper eontroversialist and ten years ago was a regular contributor to the columns oi’ the old Toronto

had a series o! letters on “Evolution

sed swords ellectively with Senator

Hance Logan who was quoted by

gm! Globe as advocating Maritime n 0n.

flowers worn in the ears, the latest lewel novelty lg whole Jewelled po- sles witch are appearing on fash- ionaklc lobes. Ruby and diamond [lowers are tied in a little bunch

shark's oi’ gold. These leaves ttwine themselves up rcund the ear. Uttle blur-bells oi sapphires in the form ._ ct earrings. cluster emontz demand

have centres of topaz and leaves oi Ffl‘i'i,l”'-Cl1t- emeralds.

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Well. Add the well beaten egg and the seasonings and beat hard. Then add the cram, and to eiecial occasions. try whi ‘first. Remain-er. it's only l-l mp that you need.

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Dr. Cyril Albert Horton, 0t Montreal, son of Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Hort/On.

lace in Montreal on Thursday at rnoon, at hall-past tour o'clock, at the First Baptist Church.

I I g U The Rev. W5. Mmbon, who with

oi the city after an absence o! many years, is a stalwart news-

Globe when it was the standard bearer o! tun amentalism under the direction o Mr. Jatirey, the oroprietermublfsher. Mr. Mabon

and the Bible," fiiegenet-ation," ‘Miracles? and religious topics generally. In addition he cros-

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Lo‘:e‘v, little pcsies of violet, cut tr: smcthvsts. are set in wide hat-s 0t‘ grid. Lift-es oi the valley n‘ oea-"Is nestle into protective ltmve: of cared iade. Even bunch- es 0t holly. furl-tinned from (Vam- ~":i-"-~nde'l ru'*v beads and leaves of goir‘ are worn as earrinw. usu-

Maas., is arriving home week with ‘ . F. B.

'._t.'he marriage ll than; plgge quiet-iv in Toronto today o! Miss M51101’? Shaw and Mr. Kenneth H. Franklin of Montreal. Among the relatives attending will be the I-LH. Shaw and Mrs. Shaw. her sister Miss Edith 0 Dr. and Mrs. Harold

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THE sound of the bells,

singing inf hope and faith and rebirth on Eas- ter morning, will be a welcome sound in many a tired ear.

Ears in many parts of the world are deafened by the prolonged sound of can- nonfire and the burst of bombs. In some places the very bells themselves are

Fortunate are we whose ears are aa- sailed by no worse than the confused murmuring of a restless and unhappy world. Here wv are at least not deafen- ed by the shattering explosions of war and hatred. And here, too, no bell is sil-

Fortlmnte are we that on Easter, any believer in the Christian faith, no matter what his sect or creed, is free to gain his own way to mark the day according to

Such freedom seems elemental, so elemental that we seldom think of it at all. Once we had reason to hope that it was so. Bu! not today.

Today such freedom stands like a bea- con light m a dark world beset with in- tolerance and hatred.

We believe we are right in our tolerance so right that some day the world J will return to the ideal of . toleration to _ which we

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It is such a world as creates Thom- ases, modern prototypes of the doubter who, told that his Master had arisen from the tomb, said, “Except l‘ shall see in His hands the print of the nails, and put my finger into the print of the nails, and thrust my hand into His side, I will not believe.”

Jesus then appeared to Thomas and said, f‘Be not faithless, but believing.” And Thomas, seeing, answered, "My Lord and my God.”

And Jesus answered him, “Thomas, be- cause thou hast seen Me, thou hast be- lieved: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believe .”

Those words seem spoken for today Easter this year demands the faith that will believe, even though little enough may be seen of love and truth and life and all too much of hatred and lies and death.

The world needs the strength, the steadfastness which can believe in life ultimately triumphant over death. good over evil, and, light over darkness, even though at the moment death and evil and darkness-are no painfully present.

To such faith, of Easter call.

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Q. when a hostess wishes to live a. cocktail party and has no maid. how should she proceed?

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Q. Is it necessary to have en- tertainment alter a. small, irvtor- mal dinner?

A. The hostws should arrange some lorm o! entertainment, such as cards or dancing.

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