Cg-

fl

_ the eve of her departure .T°P cgnfida the Queen was fcllovwimz

the progress 01 the her niece Lady

hm

noamomar to the baby. who is W uturc heir to the G :...lch:field. Ohrlstoni plans We’ mgda by LO Mid L343’

The ceremony took P1300 3rd at the mug parish at Lord Lichflelds stall- fcrllshire seat. shucbonmch W- Anson’: mother. the - Hon.

Mm. John Bowes-L_v0n. 51005 mxy for the Queen. The two Bod- ? Mr. Seymour maroon rles Earle. I.-ad? A11‘ Boweos-Lyon.

th and Princess Margaret attended her wedding at 3L ‘s; fiuiniinisten.

Rose.

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The King and Queen have been invited to pay a state visit to Bel- gium in October. The in/‘vitation. which came from 1130190-d U1- Klng of the Belgians. is en route to the King and Queen in Canada. The dates suslzestod were Octo.)ei' 29%. The visit would be in re- turn for that of Leopold to Lon- don in the autumn of 1997.

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The dance given by the Lieuten- ant Governor and Mrs. DeBiois at G-overnmenvt House on Thursday evening was a social event long to be remembered for the br arice hoapid mgiitiyflweuterlniggd btslrwiflw King’: ropresantatdva. The guests of hon- our were Sir Sidney Meyrick. Vice- Admirni of the West Indies 5<l1W~‘_1' ion of the British Navy. Captain 1. M. Palmer, officers of H. M. 5. Berwick in port here, and the visiting Rotarians who after a. ouc- oessful conference are leaving with glad anticipation of future Visits to the Garden ‘Province.

. .

Mrs. A. Lord of souijis is ex- pected Monday on a visit to Mt. sud Mrs. Harold L. Palrner. Mrs. Lord will take in the festiv- ities in oonneo on with the visit of Their Majesties and will re- main over for the marriage of her grandson Ernest Sutton Lord to Miss Freda Cclwill on the follow- ing Saturday‘ . .

The oommiderr-in-chief America and West kiddos Btation. Oa.pta.in and ciif'-icersiH.M.S.E}ervw'ickenfer-

Thrursday at a cocktail party from 5 to 7 p. in. which was much enioyedyby their guests. The pleasure of going through the war- uliip was aijoyed by many citi-

O 0 O 0

Lady Me-yrick. wife of Vice Ad- miral Sir Sydney Meyrick, K. C. B.,

. N., of H. M. S. Berwlck. Was. amting the visitors welcomed this wee .

O O 0 Mn. .1. Sidney children and Governeg who mot- ored here from New York arrived last Saturday to mend the holl- days at their summer cottage at Cavendish. Dr. Bonnell is arriving next ‘Tuesday to join his family. I 0 0 O Lie-ut. Col and Mrs. G. Elliott Full have as their welcome guests this week the Colonel’: mother. Mrs. G. E. Full. and sister, Mrs. A. 0. Perry and Mr. Perry and their friend Mrs. Bemis of Brookline. Mass. who are having an except- ionally happy holiday among their old friends. ' O 0 t Mrs. R. H. Rogers‘ pretty home was the centre of a happy gather- ing yesterday afternoon when the Prirnary horn of Tr-kilty Church entertained at the tea hour in honor of Miss Freda Colwili. a valued rig teacher, who is to be one o Charlottetown’: popular June brides. Mos. J. A. Lewis re- odved with Miss Colwili. the liv- ing room being attractively ar- rmged with rig flowers. Mrs. R. H. ris presided over the tea- cups on was assisted by Miss Marion Saunders and Mix; Gom- .sta.nce Colwili. A lovely gift was .pnesen.ted to the guest of honor to monk the eivevnt.‘ . . Mrs. Fred Moore and Miss Edith .Moore were joint hostesses at a. much enjoyed luncheon party at the Charlottetown Hotel yesterday in honor of lsreda Colwili.

. -Mica Ruth Ayers. R. N.. of Man-

hu arrived home to attend Ayers-Bo lea nirptials on the th, and in guest of her par- nta, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Ayers.

C I 0

Miss Frances Ayers was the

Mrs. R. Bruce Mart of Montreal in arriving tonight on a. visit to . and Mrs. Harold Messen-y and be a guest at the receptions being given at Government Home

on Wednesday for ‘the King and « Governor

and Mrs. Deal is . . Mrs. A. B. Vmobilfls 11¢‘ 1‘. is Wanmrtcn. is nowea guest ter. Mrs. Babe . 1''. note. st. Purl’: rufmr. Wul street. Mint John

Queen by the Lieutenant o . 0

~ Modem Etiquette ‘ (By wnnn tel)

Q.’ What

“‘t‘l= .°.’...;'ft" flwfi”

in h hI_ii.fn.|u;

amt tin Rauv. Dr. Quebec.

York is and Mn. G._F

Mr. Ottawa are

Rcv. Cuthlbervt

A cordial welc Miss Mary R.Ho at their old next week.

Arnlierst friends and Mrs. W. R

At 0011'

Miss Edith

Wright at her Avenue.

The m.an-iage Hardy. daughter Mrs. C. Hardy,

Rhee, M. and Mrs.

Cliff." the summ bride's parents, 17th.

formed by the ford-Jones, D. e’:

Jordon. of McPhec. brother

Myron and little son

Summerside. I

Mr, and‘ Mrs

of Mr. and

Summersldc. .

side entertained

W. A.

daughter Miss fer-ion Chu

O former rector

been visiting for a few days.

t been over them

home.

Mrs. Cameron g the meat of Mn. mills and Miss Green

0.

. It in

A. E. . coveregl from opera on

his seat in‘ the rotation. I

Romp fflcndl

wadflflfl 5

bid. Montreal H0631 A. M. OKD.

Mrs. Maude Oarruthcrs of home on a visit to Dr . Dewar

Rionald H. swwut, Em stennuiomiaaarretotvwunuf arniving

Maophail of Ottawa. 0 O O

E. Gibbs who ha/ve arri City and taken up their rmidsenoe home 5 Kent Street. Mim Gertrude l-Iouie in

two clmlehteru who are e newer

very weloom

this city, Mr. Orulltshanik having come to take over as Manager of the Royal Bank of pletly recoverod from his illnem. 'I‘he'y have taken up their residence on illusion Street.

0 O O O The opening tea.

lotixeiown Tennis Court: will held this afternoon the hostesses being Miss Eleanor and Miss Gwen lziogfm.

Rogers has from an pxterided vidt W‘ in

Westmont. Que.. cently returned from Florida. when she spent th.e wiaiiit

Phec, son of Mr. George W. P., (formerly of P. E. I.) Menace, of Yorkton,

- sank. has been ai-ranged to take . ell, with her place’ in Bmckvillo at ”'I'hOl'lI11D2l

The ceremony will be 1).. Rector 'or

will be groomsman. O I 0

Rev. George Ayers guest his brother-i.n-law Mr. Leard and daughter Mm. W. Lobb and her little son. Harley of Betty, Sash. ' 0 O O 0

ME Myron Siioll and little son

Jr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Albert from Youngs- town. Ohio, have arniived by car to visit their parents, Mr. Justice A. C. Saunders and Mrs.

Mrs. Currie has as

guest her sister Mrs. H. L. Brooc- tier of Moncton and Mrs. Donald. Mil-ford.

Ohumh at Cm. ml

was the guest of Mrs. G. . White at aummcrnide. Mrs. Bi-i - water“ with her children

where they intend to

fail ndwucbioho

9 I

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WOMEN’S REALM.-soc!

-nun-Ill nu--I-rtr

Maalannsnotthe oilthe Alexandra

0 I New

to

spend a week with Mrs. 8 art’: mother. Mrs. 13. 0

simpoonmd 5. ans. 1. the

C I O C Colonel Alexander Mhopliuiil. of Kingston. and his arm Dr Macphail, of Acadia were

o6iiesé.Wo - the week rid

arm is being given ule and Miss Ha:rriet ved in the

expected

Regretful farewells were said by

this week to Mr. Cruikshank amnlde

among residents to

Cxnada, com- recent

at the char- be

this afternoon the tea

hostesses will be Mn. 0. D. Mc-

,Mrs.!.‘ C.BAkier,Ml'a.V

A. Ainswoith. Mrs. A. H. Roper. Mrs. G. F. Moore.

retumied with her

Many home friends will regret to learn of the illness of Mrs. Minnie

home 333 Metcalf who re-

cf Mlis Dorothy of the Hon. and to Mr. Fraser Mc- Mc-

er residence of the on Saturday, June De!‘-

Rclv. I-I Bed-

atterided by Mrs. Russel Benfion Ottawa. and Mr. Ian

of the bridegroom.

0 hcsas his

W. E.

0 0 0

.W.!'‘. Bauldof

Halifax were the guests this week

BMKW

0 o 0

Mrs. Ernest Walker of Summer-

at bridge Thrura-

day evening ‘for. her ‘friends.

her

Mac- N. 5.. whose MacDonald is or-

ganist of ‘Egg Summerside Booby-

o c 0

Mm BI‘id87water. wife of Rev. E. R. G. Bridigwatar, M.

of the P. E. 1.. has lends in Crexpauci on Wednesday she dieW

. are for London, Eng-

land. to Jon her husmnd who has

for some time, and make their

MUIII y Ho 0. cfbulnneh

I00 toroocrtthat M-?..Il1mIro- recent

I-Io intercom-

willbe

one nhounccmsnt . and 5111. munch: by ‘ of, mm. or

Saunders. i

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' HAPPENINGS or THE WEEK

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Glynn Away

Ooumel had been bullying L witneu It great length. can the ju e had cause to rep:-ovc;him.

“ aven’t cu been in thin court before?" as ed the relentleu on with an air of triumph. .

"No. sir."

"Are you sum of that?"

‘ es. air."

“Your face seams v familiar-— very familiar. Where we I um it before?”

“I'm Arms,

Forgot one Thing

The doctor examined him twice I year. He worn goloahea when it rained. He slept with his window om. He stuck to a diet with p ty of trash vegetables. He not at least eight hours‘ sleep! every night. I-Io never smoked. nnk, or loat his temper, He did hfthgaily dozen. He was all not to to be a hundred.

The funeral took place yesterday —-he had forgotten about motor can.

member of the sigma Nu fraternity and the Mosque and Gown. He has been associated with the Cletveland Playhouse and the Old Gldbc Shakesoerian productions. and is now almearirvg. on the New York stage. The wedding will take place in June. Miss Ocrusens is a cousin of Mrs. W. Chester S. Mchure. Bonnehimly and has visited here on several occasions. O O 0 0 Dr. and Mrs. David W. Mm!- Kenzle of'Mon.trcal returned on Thursday night from Williams- , Virginia, and White Sulphur Spr rigs, West Va., where Dr. Mac- Kenzle atterided surgical meetiriga They were away for two weeks.

Miss Jeanette Orr, M. A.. has arrived from New York city to visit her mother, Mm. P Orr, Kensington, who is recovering tram a recent operation.

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Pnince Ediaard and Princess Alexandra went out picniici at Frogmore the other day. A 10 o'clock. when the Royal chikhvn arc usual wheeled out in

packed nurse, a supply of toys. and driven to empty Frogmore House. The nursery routine at Coppins‘ was observed there, the-.ir prams being taken in Froizmore by the van used to take their gearents’ flowers and vegetables to lnru/ve—.-square, The chlldmnwenputtc aleepinn aheltcrod place until their picnic lunclawas ready. In the afternoon Prince Edward layed and

open their “out-door xi/uzuerles". Ooppihs Garden to the public to help the cause of the Queens In- stituic and District Nursin . It is the first time he has ever e so. and will probably be the la_st_ as h°15N1-incbhisoountryhouaoat liver. The Dukc did this at this request of Queen Mary. who nfls all her relatives and friends with lovely gardens to help this favor- ite cause of hers. The Royal child- ren's nine-hour picnic ended at 7 o'clock. when the last visitor loin; ins and went homo to

. Rain preven Coppina from being the draw it would other- wise have been. By 2 o'clock only $0 Dgople had been to see the Royal

in .

GUEST TOWELS THAT DANCE

nuarort No. on ' norm dfldwu

ll “ “y'«‘a."é"’fn‘L’. .2-I

‘liraririnn at the Groin Road: .

Dorothy Dix’; Letter Box

been

But he

has itwice le

not. 1 time he

moto Olnfi

“awn m W‘... -*t°§*;*.‘;.'=...t° wlthamanwho

never marry. break the hearts of heir wives. wives make for meg, it is never

but a bail and chain around any fad, any hobby. _ they are committing against those hands.

sum men are not necessarily

quently good, kind and lovable. but and they are bound to answer it. ticlty. And so when a. woman

bonds and let lm go.

o 0 3

Dear right to break an

w0nmn.uo N

Is this true? 1 believe in equality

see an intoxicated woman than it

Is it your opinion

cides for an reason to call the

it was the man who wanted to get and women have sued for br of

Oftener than men. they do it everywhere. intoxicated '

of ‘an

of I dnmilnan man. Perhaps 0

drink sha. rs the nerves and degr

Ma but (11 0 Wm huabami e atrai

same plane in the home. It is shapes their or w more potent than the fathers. but let's hope and pray they. won Dear Miss Dix-1 am 9. ions, do good work at schoo is the ca : Suddenly

.'lpSiJ&

and nail polish

common sense shoul tell hlrn that

de

wrath. Myfatherisa domestic tyrant whose

iacrossed. Notuwonlis

h he is foolish to no that iswrong 1°“ to

woman who turns mous curls: who makes roses lips into cupids' bowl.

The ity of it is that 1:11 No etv

eir feet.

the right to drink and smoke so hgve w

suage their broken hearts, but. to their

lrli 23 Y9 and am my father, who is pnme to no ans that doll and must loan at! which are all the cosmetics ti-lat . Now I have always worn ll tick and_a.m ust a plain freak without; it. sure

1-low

whether he wanted to he

Bu to 11

W0 ' &"“..i».’

rtlng foangvo man was r . D‘ mic bad!

if: oaks mi vorce. What aha.

When a Woman Gets 'An‘Ui'1tamed Creature for a Huslrand-—One Who is‘ Always Pin- ing for the Return to Fro.odom—-it is Best to Send Him on His Way our Mina DiI—1 um mmiad yuan to -A 1i’§i“t.*:i’i.’.‘“§.‘i; ’f.‘.:’.°.‘.°1ii“€.9 .i'l.‘ti“.3.“.’..".l‘.‘..“°‘ °‘“ °"‘

that I am pleasant hb I flfigflzkh is sort hhwfl

gooundtliatmarr bx'eakoutof.or ftm

‘lift

tiww ‘ho foforgoodamigive I u

WWII.

ad:

out of

t and narrow road taking

2% herself? if children have an immoral father. lont it all _ rtant that their mother should keep herself should have something clean and decent to tie to.

But I can't agree with you that a mother and rather stand on the , infinitely more important that children should have a good mother than a good father, mother

a. woman who has an unfaithful husband has a

herself. _ that it is a mother's

to her children, while their father feel: free to do In 9 Ilka? WOMAN

Answer: Either party has a right to break an eéigagglxient it

y man 0 . the a matter of chivalry to let the wcumgagzvc her face by d

wife in NAIMII ONLY. as the old uwillbewiaomrlvohlmthecivaoohn therecanbonohwpp doesntknowwhs. and who refuses toaccaptanyofthe

They a

andanlned shame, it women who

As to women's right to drink and smoke. it~is idle in argue. But certain!

holding the standard of In rant and ooeincy. it them a Eng their ';white bannzr in the dust. 80

adcs a woman re man, and when she sinks she goes deeper into the gutter

DIBIOGIIKI

Th it fin hoare libate by ature and whoshculd ereareaoo enw ce domflgdmbout

etier now beautifiul 1 mg l trycirm Th d ob“t'fanowomanre‘1')u.yutliem are a s esco . e n o n for thglgyloss of personal Children are nevuwafmr in 1:11? acrifi e gmiliei any amusement. without even a thought of the or whose lives they have taken in their

bad. on the contain, no- tl-iecalloftbcwildi|l:?g£‘blood They cI1t be tied down by domes eis one of these untamec. is always striiggling to be free. he only thing she can do in to loose his

creatures, who

Miss Dlx—All my life I have understood that 5 womonuau I engagementbutlfamandoeshe canbes for breach of promise. Recently I have been told hu no more right to break an engageme it than 9. man has.

‘ sued for breach of pmrnise an of the sexes. and omen. and that it no worse to unken man. I a

d foréed to pay damages.

'8 RIG .

§

1160!

E

it. ement. Both

2

for xnomy

8‘ .3:

mo than he does.

be it is no worse for a woman to philander than it is for 3 rain. tw ever make a right? Did

any wife ever brine

bl!

exercise it. ‘I I I

t

nfonned me that I was a. painted

gbggnm only child.

to

B

tihedolm

b0Var®l0Mlh?e'%$:;

beoa

use the they are babes and her influence is far

Abstractly, women have the r ht to do all the things that men do,

Quiet, nud- naronia, but hate am wri-

IIDG

wear it when he is not aroiund. -

obeyed

spoinen ac’m°t'3aio is . I h vgfigeaasddo? we neverihud a steady boy 2:

locks like 9. raw cut of bu .. ”“..“ ii.“ i'f°.....‘.‘ “i it‘: of - e . no use . Persanall , I think that y In” Boldmnzigdczvlte 1;. debt of gratitude to ovary casomonsaow ee.andtu [t 1 ooao"1"‘}r~z'?>‘f§? " °

icl»

ever. I am afraid that some time there will be a day of reckoning hen fyhirnarid putltanwhenweam goingout wdinnu-.%nd1rea,rl:is

Rrand man and a wonderful prov: er, bu he 15

will must be is

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By FRANCES

For suturdny, June 10, 1939.’

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