WOMEN
Page? The Gifaiuisiif Saturday, Nov. 13, 1954
Happenings of The Week
The Queen Mother. this great lady of rare charm. is now on Canadian soil. 'I'hl'0ugh0lit our Vast country we unite to welcome Her Most Gracious M.-ilesiy.
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Mm. l-l.ii'i'y R.ll('hlP of Ottawa. who has been visitiiilz her brother. the Lieutenant Governor T. W. L. Pmwse and Mrs. Prowse has re- turned home aitei a most Fuji?)- able visit. Mrs. Ritchie was widely entertained diiilni: her visit On Monday evening Mrs. Proiise liPld ii small paitv at Guveiiiiiient I-liiusi for Mrs Ritchiels friends and in honour of Mrs Ritchie prior to the latu-r's depariiiie.
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Mrs Mark M.-('-iii.t.iii .iiiicri.iiii- ed on tuiii rmiisiiiiis ii liiidue Lllis week at her ix-sitieiii-e. (ireeiilield Avenue.
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Mix: Isiiiicl .lani.ixsuii. who hits been visiting in Halifax lill a month retuiiied to Charlotlettiwii Friday evenini:
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Senator and Mrs Mciiityrii and Senator and Mrs. Barbtiiir are among t.lie official people leaving
this week to attend the ieceptioii in honour of the Queen Mtiilier in Ottawa on S4illl'(l'(l)'.
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Mrs W E. Cotton and Mrs. H L. Palmer entertained at .i show- er and (PH at Mrs. Coitonis resid-
sure in hniioui of Miss Helen Hol- man. daiinliter of Mrs. Emma Hol- man. Miss l-loliiians ;ippi'oaciiiii:; marriage is an event of interest to I large circle of Prince Edward Island friends. as well as in On- tario. where she lis been an out- standing pupil at the Royal Con- servatory of Mil5l('. At the attrac- tive tea table decorated with yel- low and white 'munis. Mrs. Enima Holman poured tea and Mrs. J. D. Stewart cut the ices . .
The Exeriiiive nf 'ltr (Uiiniiiiiiiity
Cniiceri Assotiiaftnn held a small informal pai'tv last Satiirduy cic- ning at the. rosiclcnie of Mrs. Keith Rogers in honour of Mr. Ernest and Mr. Miles Nl.'Illl'lPV Twin Duo- Pianists, whose concert was so gieatly enloycd Interesting bio- graphical notes in i-ci:ard to the
Mounoy career were given on the programme. To this can be added that both artists are married and live on Long Island. Ernest has two children. Jean and Glen. and Miles has one little baby daugh- ter named Phillis At ihc i-"ccp- tion and suppei for the ar Mrs..R.aoiil Reyniriiid poured . o .
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Miss Helen .tiiiie.r. Oi.i.iwa. will be in Toronto this week-cnd to at- tmd the Royal Winter Fair.
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Mrs. W. M Manniiiit. Auiliei-ct Nova Scotia. is having a very pleasant l'lSli with her son and daughter-im law, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Manning
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Among Canada's proniiiicni iouiig composers is th it of our own Prince Edward IslanrlFr. Mr William Keith Rogers better known as "Bill Rogers". who is at present study- ing in Parts. Mr. Rogers draws from remarkable sources, in that he has n fine musical gift combined with formal training. He has his Mas- ters Degree from the Julliard School of Music. New York. City. He has been given a years scholar- lhlp to stiidy composition at the Paris Conservatoire with Mad- emoiselle Nadia Bouluiizer. who is acknowledged to be one of the world's aiithoi-it.ies in .-oiiiposition. Si-raVlllM()' was a pupil of this grept teacher. Mr. Roizcrii is living in 3 most iiiterr-stiiiiz eiivirnniiieiit in Paris. Among his associates are Madame HR?-l, of the Faculty of the Conscrvziioirc, who is the wife of ii Japant-so riiploinat. also If young English girl who is a cousiii of Sir Laiirencc Olivier the not"d Shakespearean actor
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The marriage tnok plat-1' re- cently in Eliialaiid of Ann Mary
Blake to Patrick Aliicn Wooitan Miss Blake is the oitlv child of Goup Captain E. A Rake. OBE
M.M.. R.A F. Ref. and Mrs Rlakc. Miss Blake. ivlio wits crliiczitcd in Canada and .Vi:ilta. is cliiiii-in.in
and Foiinrlet Meinhei of the l.oiici'
and Cowfolri Rriiiii-ii of the (fun- servative Party Mi" Wont'iii is Proppective Coiiservaili-r Path.- mentary Caiididiiir for the sioiic Newlngton and Hiii'kiiPl North Division. o o a Mi'. and Mis Rciii.i iiii: l-I lii.g-ii-s
have i'et.urneri from a inoiiths holi- day trip. , o 0 .
Minn Elizabeth Maitin. Htllllitli. spent. the week-end in (fliailiitte- town with her patents, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Martin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Riirdeii have returned to their home at North River having spent the pas. six weeks motoring through the New England States and Quebec. . . . ,.
The beautiful large gabled old laud-Andrew residence at New Glngow him through the genera- tions been the scene of many happy events. On November. the second, it added another chapter to its annlls in giving a completi- an-yin party to J!) Chatelaine, Hrs. Blair Andrew on her birth- agy. Tru party was arranged by the young daughter-in-law, Mrs. llllie Andrew. Numerous - friends and relatives participated in the
t owning. Wood fires were mm in the several living-rooms. to less than two little beautifully haunted birthday cakes were on In table and many lovely gifts to ptnn to mark thia"'H1Dvy T It You"
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Adhutdti comma of the
BUSHIOS9 and Professional Wo- ments Club was held Monday night at the Charlottetown Hotel Al- though a great deal of blist- ilP.x9 was atcumplislied. there vvas. SllillL'll'lll time after dinner. re-' ports. and talk for an evening of delightful sociability .
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Dr. and Mrs. J. A. MacMill:in have returned from a three-week holiday trip. l , o o .
Mrs. W. H Poole eiiteriaiiied
'l'liur.sdai at Ltuii-heun Bridge fut Mrs. Newman Macbellan. . . .
The fllelllbEl'5 of the Executive of the Pl'lllL'E Edward Island Wo- inens institutes were entertained all l.iiiii'lieiiii on Ttiesday. the ii.iitii. at Boniitihinley by Mrs. W. Clii-sit-r S. Mcbure and Miss Lena MLl.ure. The lllnt'll90l'l table was iii-iiired with red and white chry- saiitheiiiiims. Tea was poured by the President. Mrs. Michael Doyle, of North Rustico.
. . . Mrs Allan M. Juiitisryi entri- -taincd recently at a most delight- ftil lca in honour of Mrs. William Biucloii, nee Miss Joan Siiazelle. . . .
Mr and Mrs. G. H Milligan who have been on a trip to West- ern Canada for it month have rc-
iurufd. They travelled by plane and visited Calgary. Ednionton and Viiiicuiiver. . . . McGill Ull.l'f3l'Sll) is sending oiitl
fill iilll)iPS5iVl-P SUllVPlll2' pi'()gl'Rl'l)lllE to i-uniiiienioriite the Festival at the ('.iiii.-i-rvtiiory. of Music. McGill Uni- vnrsiii. 'lhe Ft-st.val, which is to be held lill' approximately four weeks l)i';;lllS Noicinbrr 15th. it will cele- brate the occasioii of the Fiftieih Allll.l'PfSaI') of the founding oi thel (ionse:-vatnry of Music. There is an ;iispii'itig niessaae from the Pl'lnCl- pat oi the Uiiiicisiiy. Dr. F Cyiil .l;iiiii-is. iii a tort-waiti l.)c.iii Doug-. las Claiki: gives tliaiilts for siiliport if.iiaiirial and spiritualt. loyalty of. Sliill. progress and sucttess and in- fluence of students. and develop-i ment of the wink. R. HE H. Tiipper, former st-iv:--t.;ii'y and Vice-Diiectiir. of the Ceiisi'ii'atn."iuni gives a re- sume lroni 191)-i-.34. Tilt-'le will be varioiis ('oiiCei'ts and the Beggar's Opera will be perioinied. On Moti- (lai eiciiing, Nnveiuber Zzznii all 830 pin it recital of iniisic bvl Johiiiiii S9l)ilSlinf'l Bach at. that Clltll'f'll of St. Andrew and St Patti w.ll be a Vt'il by M1. Kenneth MPFK. UHF n' Cillliliiab most. eminent
oi';:.'inisls. Ml. Meek has adjudi- cated and lllVFil organ recitals in Cliarlnttet.'iivn. The Festival con-
cluiles v.ith a full 0i't-hestral Con- 1-ert Illl lieci-inliin Hill. at wiiiiii M.s- Ellen Baeltin will be the Solo-. st Oi 5))('L'iitl interest to people in this Proiiiice will be the full page plintocrapli of the late Mad.inie
Aibani l'lSllllll.' Ml'Glll Coiiseivatory. it was about this time that Mad- amr Alhoni saiiiz in Chai'loi.i.nioi-iii
and the late Mr. Frank Wat.k.s was her aftcoiii ianist on that no- cnsion. The i cGill Conservatory
representative
iMrG.lli. o o . Mrs. Walter I,ePagc entertained at bridize on Friday evening. . o 0
Major and Mrs. Arthur Peakc entertained Wednesday night prior to the dance at the United Service Oiitt-ers' Club.
O I 0 Mr. and Mrs. Stir-lliig Iiiinan and
motor holiday to Florida. While in D.-ivtona B('1lCll. they Will visit Mrs. Iiininnts griindinothnr, Mi-ii. Annu- ii. Maizce. O O 0 Miss Editli Andeison and Miss .l.iiiei Englaiid ate spending it de- li2l'illtll holiday in sunny Florida. v 0 I l
on Noveiiibcr llth there was I rl.iiiicr anti dance at one oi the large hotels in London of the new-. .ly formed Canadian University Club i
There arc 2500 (laiiadiaii Univers-
'V lIl'J(lll(llPS in the United King- ririiii. The guest speaker at the din. iicr i.ia- the Duke of Edinburgh. As the Quin-ii could not be in at- ti-iidniicr the Duke.d:d not remain .'-i. the dance. Two former Gover- lliil'S'GPll6THl were preiient. the .Eai-i of Athlnne and Field Marsh. .all Earl Alexander. The latter was l'l'('"mll?llllPfl by his daughter. the Lady Rose Alexander, a graduate of McGill University. The Master 'rit Corr-monies at the dinner was Mr. David Le-gate of the Montreal. Star in London. Mr. Lcizate is a mo til the late Dr Legwta, whn wgg a Minister at St. James Church, . Charlottetown.
' O O l Mrs. J. P. Simmonds is in Mont- real visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. .W. Godin and Mr. Godin.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Simmonds and Mr. and Mrit. Gordon Stewart ;are returning this week-end from In vticatirin in Atlantic City. New Jercey. and Daytona Beach. Florida.
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- Miss Elizabeth Wright had an en- J".'t'"tl' MD to the Amherst Fair. . . .
A shower. in honour at Mjui ""1"" Hyde whose marriage took lpliiire Armistice Day. was held all the home of Mrs. Ian Burnett. The
tea table was decorated with Chrlst- i
mas-red (Thrysanthemiims and white tap:-rii as I background for the bride's rake Mrii. Stanley Lancaster poured tea. Gupgtg wgrg welcomed by Master Jamie Bur. "'91 the boliquet presented to the lovely bride bv Jeannie Burnett. and
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son. Paul. left early this week on Ii-
Mrs. l-Inima Bradshaw Holman. Siininierside. Print-e l-ldwa'd psalads, l.-land. wishes to announce the i-iigzigeinoiit iii llt'l dauzlilt-,i "For dessf-1't.s todtiil we're featur- Helen Ri'adsli.'-iii. Io Lieuteiitiiil Allan Francis Moiii-. R. (K N" mg lm-;.gn st;-aw-bcl-ry pie and son of .Vli'.s Morris and the lair Jaiiim RHl'tlsP)' Morris. Q. C.. tapioca l3LlrliilnL'." l oi Leaniingion. Ontario. The niaiiiage will take place early in "Very different from Ill? 0ld'
Devem her.- -f Photo by
Engagement Announced .
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Your System Cianit Take Much Alcohol
Thai occasioiial highball 2-b't.' won't do you any harm.
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&MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL p ;Grieving Couple: Try To Flee A Memories .
DEAR MARY HAWORTH: W0 are giieviiig p-.irent.s who lost
riff! EAT
Try
The newest version of chiffon. AI
Barbecued
Qn Buns For Dinner
By IDA BAILEX ALLEN
while in the Midwest recently. the chat and I visited it large food manufacturing plant. Midi dropped in. at the industrial cafeteria W1” luncheon.
"we're open 24 hours a day. dur- ing which we serve 2.000 meals. explained the manager.
Favorite Foods
"What are the favorite foods of our customers? siiaizhelti and me” balls: beet barbecue on bun: ERG" beans; baked macaroni with cheese: chow mein. and roast beef.” .
"How about pies?" we inquired.
”EVe-ry pic is a favorite." she laughed. "We serve 100 pics a day. from good old-iasiiiiined apple to
all meals we serve l5 varieties of
days. when workers carried lunch boxes and a bottle of cold coffee." observed the Chef. . Here is the menu we eiijoyed: 'VF.R A LA ERIA Split Pea Soup in Biiwb; Barbecued Beef on Buns Buttered Ciiirots Cole Slaw
MONDAY 1) CAI”
Date Taliioca Coffee Tea Milk: Barbecued Beef on Buns: This: may be made with fresh ground beef or with i-aimed roast beef:
Nature has given us a u'oiidei-iulpml, (la.-lmg gun. flyg 5-em-5 old. Ht. Served mm bowed barbecue Sauce
body that will give us good service for years if you just remember to use it. not abuse it.
Although I seldom diink liquoi. I don't think a highball once in a While will hurt you. providiiiz. of course. your doctor hasn't forbid- den it and you are ill general good health.
Fnpleasant Results
Stead) or repeated drinking. how- ever. might have rather unpleas- ant results.
The SIOllliif'll, liver and kidne..s are normally trained to take care of alcohol lust about like any othei liquid. About 45 minutes or so after that single higliball. the liquid is pretty well cleared of the kidneys
and liver. Too Many Drinks
If. h(HA'Pl't'I', you follow iii.ii first drink with aiiother and then an-
nlher. you doiit give the liquor a chance to clear liicse vital iiig..ii..
pier a siege of polio. sonic months
pagu He was otir only child and -we are really lieiirtbrokcn.
Paul was stiuh an active and loiing fluid that we can hardly ioelicie that he will never be here again. Our hearts and home are so V91") enipiy; there are so many lnieinoiies in this lioiisc. Every-
where we look. we
or home-made barbecue sauce. spread on toasted split buns. Ar- range on a iitrlzv platter. Garnish with tomato ivr-clues. raw onion
A Continental
rings, pickles and panic!-
wm. Chopped Beef: Blow.-brown 1 lb. chopped beef in 1'-1 bs. fat. Stir often with a fork. A 1 1'90" lpe home-made barbecue sauce. Cover and simmer 1 hr. Season in taste. serve as directed.
with Clnned Bout Beef: Use 1 (12-OZ.) can ”r0I5t beef." chopped fine. Add 1 c. home-made barbecue sauce and simmer 20 min. serve as directed.
llntmo-Mule Barbecue p sauce: Mali. '2 c. butter or maI8fH”ln9- Add 2 tbs. minced onion and is crush- ed peeled section garlic. Simmer 3 min. Stir in 1 1513- W519 mu5"”d- 1 tsp. cornstarch. N I-all Salt-. 1 Mil- chili powder. N c. tomato juice. in lgp, sugar, 2 tbs. lemon juice and 54 c. water. Slow-boll 10 min.
Tnplucn Cream: Make unpack- agedl tapioca cream according to directions on the box. Chill and serve with chocolate mocha sauce. caramel sauce, or it garnish of 81195 preserves. .
Date or Raisin Tapioca: Stir H c. olst raisins or '2 c. quzwtered da es into tapioca cream
Black and White Tnploclz Make tapioca cream as directed on the box. While hot. add 1.4. c. choooale morsels to half the mixture: 0001 uiilil melted, then stir.
Spnnn lino sherbet gla-SEER al- ternately with thcgremalning plain tapioca cream. Chill; garnish with swirls of ivhipped topping.
TRICK OF THE CHEF
Garnish split pea soup with well- drained buttered fried onions.
Flavor
.. -....-B "”””"” In Modern Furnishings
When we look outdoors and sci
his playmates. and know that he will never be there with their. ."iS1F.lll, we can hsiidiy stand it. His room is the same as when luv l('lL it. and I kiioiv we will h.ive iii lch.-inge it before. ion:-and it is lgoiiig to be a hard lllllil: to do.
lbei-aiise he loved his room so vr-iy much.
l My husbtiiirl and l are w0ll(lClll1,: pif vim should sell this house and inure to the other side of liiwii. wiicrc eieryiiiiii: will bc stiaiiuti to us ... Hind try to start anew there if possible. Dr. you think it might Fuse our minds and hearts.
By ELICA NOR ROSS
Tlic coiitiiieiitzil llliVf)l' that is so much a pull of liishinll this sett- siiii finds its wtiy into the iui-iiittire lieltl. too. Tliai is. ii.one can judge bi model room fllsplius, some oil which go all out to iiciiicvc nn Ital- ian or Frenvh ticceiit. g .
The furniiiirc. of course. is usu- ally smartly adapted to our t.istes.' it-itlmiii. lnsllig too much of its orig- inal iicsisii In most ciiscs. fabrics. and settings arr: strictly inodcrn
some Italian Pieces l
You clog tip your filter system and help its overcome sonic of our l g p g and that causes irritation. gricl." Some of oiii- friends trll ll 1" ””" 2l””p- l” 7' WILH" mow Then. my friend, youiie liable to that we iiill be sorry if we sell. l””'”” l””'"”d pmwl "l'”"cd much'
have trouble.
coliii; chiirin and novelty.
Iwhat is your adyit-c? Please help , ,. Qlllf i'l(iN AND ANHVHJR tus; we need it very lllll('l. G. P. T” ””h””5 ””'d l” lmml me". Mm T, V; L. 8 quah or Slum, p llllllllll-lift. lllll licciiuse they loved, mm mnk M. good as llhole milk In m)l'l'l'2l) DOWN BY I-iltl S'llll.t- the lmiiiied Finish. but Iieriiusc it; lu,.m5m"R ..”.ammh-, TION ,i-ont-calcd imlicrlections in the' A”sM.I.' Vnmss. rm.Hm,d mm DEAR (; p T” gm 0” ll”. bmm wood. But in these new and heali- Hlamms. skimmed mllk Wm not of spiritual llPl1llll!.'. you must first :ifiil DIOCPS, the paint is used to stil3l)l.i the lat-soluble vitainins AlUll”l9T-fl-lllil 50111911 - ill '1'? "V ("raw bP"”mm C"mr5 mm a mg. and 1), skll.-mm mllli ..,,-llfledltuim of your depressioii---iihit:h has dW01'”l1W Will” 1 with yliarnlns 1.. l-.i,;.l-llly available to do with irustratinii. as well as A5 (W l'""- ill" 1'4 "5 mild9i in mm. awnsr ism-lmy Undcyslandlng )5 hall ,4 iiuiirli use of their own v' iatimis nil cure. in dealing with lieaitsick- F'l'PIl('ll l'HN'l0lI"'- llflllh ?U'.V Mid anew" e r--rwv" ;- rings. as with other lqff1l(-tlnlls to delicate. James Butiieit. Assist;ng with the which hum:intt.v is susceptible , . . ieireshments weic Miss sally Hyde Your son's early dcpiirliirc iriiiii L'V'"K'mn"”l R"""' and Mrs. G90l;:BpBu.l'l'lEl.l .;l:x:llifleh;ic:i'l1.s l'i)llfR i(l:'li:Xl0tlli;l10SIllL0(':(. 1” Om. 5.-mun. H 1,.-mu mun, l I . . 0i"K (i ll .8 'i ii , . .. . . , Mis. Alfred MaiNe.ll, Mrs. Hort-in his abseiit-0-after you had gioiin :.;1L.':,. Brown, and Mrs. Wendell Barbour 39C”5W"l"l W ill" belowd ill"?-V .,;..n;V or ..(,;m- The ...up(.l is in al held 3 lilurllu-on par” 3; 41,3... Pm? of an adoi.ible. active lilile:b,..1lh;n. (,Im....(. mu... V... ,..s field Court" on Tuesday. Covers b0.l'- mi? gn0U0d.l'gFljllH Gftd NP!" H5571 M5,. rm. ll... m(.k5 M mo wk”, laid mr lm.n.,mgm Emslg-I made tfni each indiiidual is uni- Sm,h.05 M "H mmmm lW,ng.)pl
and later bridge was in play at twelve tables. On the i..'vp.it-it mantle was a large bowl of bronze,
"1 ml: Proylnce mwhlte and yellow Chljsalllllcilllillls ml Miss E. Lillian McKenzie Mus. Bait. lw"-h 3'9”9W W99"- . .
. W. H. Poole entertained at an eight.-thirty din- ner party at the Poole residence lin honour of Mr. and Mrs. John ,MacRac whose marriage took place lrecently. Red carnations and white tapers decorated the festive table.
lcovers were laid for eight. Many lbeautiful gifts were received by Mr.
and Mrs. Macmic. . . .
. Mrs. R. D. MacNeill. Spring Park Road. eiitertaineci at three tables of bridge on Monday evening. . . .
Dr. A. B. MRi'KEllZlP, nf Saska- toon, has been a guest of his sister. Mrs. Lockhait and his broth- er, Mr. Macxenzie. and his sister- in-law. Mrs. Austin Judson and Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Pierce durinir his recent visit. in the Province.
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Miss Mary Robin. Supervisor of the women's Institutes of Prince Edward Island. in accompanying the Sewing Team of the. 4-H Club to rm Royal Winter Fair. They will be. away a week.
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Mrs. C. J. Fear is being wal- comed back to Charloti.ct.own's Musical actlvit;es. Mrs. Fear. with her two children Lisbeth and Rob- .bic will be in Charlottetown until lMarch, while Captain Fear is in lKorea and Japan.
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Mr. H. L. Morgan, Manager of the Charlottetown Hotel. and Mrs. Morgan have returned from a three week's holiday to Western Canada. Their trip took them its far as Brandon. and they visited many principal Canadian Cities en route.
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The annual meeting and dinner of the Overseas Nursing sistcriv Association of Prince Edward Is- lnnd. held I dinner at the Char- lottetown Hotel. Armistice night. Mnny plcannt. friendships from all parts of the Province are renewed at this yearly event.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. us Bryention re- turned this week. after two weeks visiting relatives in the New Enl- land States.
I 0 Mrs. Darrell Carrnody and son Wayne returned this week from
saint John. where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Ciirmody. I C C
Miss Helen Shams entertained at a dinner party at the Manda foi- urge Shjml-Reid bridal party and
gifts were wheeled in by Carol- Lynn. Verses were read in Mr:
their friends before the weddinil continued on page D
quely diiicrenti.
The second ilSpf'4'l of sliock. i-tiu.il- lv disturbliig. has to do ivwli thf? abrupt Shlililtli! down of a cii.iii-I of service-the cessiitioii oi a relationship that gave you the satisfaction of rontribtiting happily to the enrichment of a child's ex- pcricni-c. Obviously Paul ins-ant, everything to you and your hits-. band. As pareiits you were of onel accord in ”living for him", as the sayinlz goes. , .
When a steady outpoiirinl: of purpctseiul love is suddenly block- cd. by some utter finality of cir- cumstance, the person thus sty- mied is apt to feel unbearably tired-not knowing why. This dis- tress is larger than and different; ii'oni pure sorrow. natural to the ending of a cherished alliance. The special dismay which eiicirclcs the sorrow has to do with inner xtorm. stress and disorganization. caused by the turbulent backwash of em- otlonal energy denied ary outlet, l
LOVING - KINDNESS BASES l
HI-ZARTACHE
This brings us to my siiggestion for easing thexworsi of your heart- ache. namely; develop new affili- ations with children. and expend your daminrd-up mother love nnl them. Let them make use of the faintly situation Paul left bciiind. It might be well to adopt a child tor children) around Paul's age- five years old. Visit nearby orphan- ages or adopting centers to inves-
tigate the idea. Meanwhile. ii adoptive children arenit available foster-home helpfulness to neg- lected youngsters is another pos- sibility.
if your house is comfortable. don't sell it in an attempt to flee memories. Rather accept the real- ity of life, and the unfolding pres- ent will gently veil the past. In
November, 1064, issue of The Manual of Prayer. the guest edi- tor. Norman Elliott. tells us: "The individual who withholds hlmiiclf from life. withholds life from him- self. snditherefore withers." He also reminds that "the loving per- sonality ls the triumphant person- ality, triumphant because love in Ood expreued in human terms. 'He that dewclleth in love dwell- cth in God. for God is lovc'."
M. H.
Mary Raworth counsels through her column. not by mail or per- sonal interview. Write her in care of The Guardian, Charlottetown.
ilA custom- .
I Morning Smile I
Teacher-"Who was the gt-esu-st. of all inventors?
Johnny-"l:dison."
Tenciier--"why 7"
Johnny-"Ha invented the phono- gruph no people would sit up all
pcrl hiiii-ii cabiiic: iii i-.lii'i-
The frames of foui" wood arm- riiiiirs are painted the same intense blue. and two other chairs are up- iiolsteied in fabric to match. The blue also appeals in simulated bamboo markings on white Italian-
istyle chairs. and to trim the heav-
ily tufted chartreuse sofa.
The result is a vciv elegant, col- oriiil room with an intriguing for- eign flavor that yet is appropriate for us.
White Bedroom Walls
A beautiful bedroom also has white walls - three of them -- a fine contrast with the draperies. bedspread. sofa and a bench that make much use of an iridescent lavender fabric. The lavender, an increasiiigly popular shade. is pick- Pd tip in the trim of the drawers of a white chest.
The fourth wall in iliis room is done in a pleasing. harlequin paper printed in pink. red and lavender on ii lute. Furniture is at fruitwood. the beds and double chest. trimmed with brass. in ltalian Dii-ectoire, straiizht. and spare of line. but very
' gt-iicciiil. Burnt riraiige on white is the iitillpiiper used for another hand- stiiin bedroom. with carpet, bed-
spreads and draperies of the same vibrant color The basic shade is set off with dark green on benches and chairs. and combined with the orange in a plaid fabric used on iiillnws.
STRAWHl'LltRl'
MARMALAIH4
2 boxes berrieii
3 oranges. juice and rind
Put oranges ihroiigh merit chop- per. Boil iill llli('li. Then add 4 lbs.
laiigar, and boil till thick. Then add
1 can crushed DillP1lDplF. Boil till marmalade thickens.
-Mrs. T. B. Gillespie. Carleton Siding W. I.
Pineapple Rice Dessert
parkriize lemon jrlln. cup pineapple juice cup crushed pineapple. cup whipped cream. tbs. white sugar. cups boiled rice '4 tsp. salt. Method: Dissolve jello. in pine- apple juice and l cup of boiling watcr. When cold whip with a heater. add whipped cream. sugar. salt. rice and pineapple. Set in refrigerator until lng time.
Christmas Cake (Light)
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l cup mixed peel. sliced
l cup glace cherries
1 cup raisins. chopped
1 cup shortening
1 cup white sugar
1 tbs. grated orange rind
1 tsp. grated lemon i-ind
5 eggs. unbeaten
l tbs lemon juire
2'5 cups .-rifled all piiiipose flour
tsp. baking powder i tap. iialt. Mfthod-Slice peel and cherries: chap raisins. Cream together short- ening, sugar, orange and lemon
rind. Add eggii unbeaten. one at in time: beat. thoroughly. after each addition. Add lemon juice.
add powder and salt. add to mix- ture in'thrcc additions. Line pan is 5" x 3" with heavy waxed
paper. Pour in bstur. bake in moderate oven until done. Yiuld about 3 lbs.
Temperature: 325 degrees F.
night and use his electric lights."
Time about 1 hour, 45 minutes.
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Cottage Cheese Cake
2 lbs. .cottage cheese.
6 eggs tbeaten). 1 cup sugar. 1 tbs. lemon juice.
W cup sour cream or milk. 1 cup crushed pineapple. Graham crackers.
Method: Cream the cheese. mix in eggs. sugar. rind juice and cream or milk. Line cake pan with Graham crackers which have Put in pineapple and pour batter on top. Spread crushed crackers on top of bat- tcr. Bake one hour at 325 degrees.
Daffodil Cake
Combine. yolks of 6 eggs with - 1; cup sugar ii tsp. salt 2 tbs cold water
Beat 5 minutes. Boat. stiff and fold in lightly - '-3 cup sugar I. tsp. salt
lemon or almond flavoring V; cup cake flour 1 tsp. cream of tartar
Take yellow mixture and fold in in cup cake flour. 1 tirp. baking powder
Put white mixture in pan and spread yellow on top. Bake in 336 degree oven.
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4.D-....&DM. Spicy Raisin Cookies l-3 cup shortening.
'1': cup iiugsr (white).
Va tsp. ailspics.
in tap. cinnamon.
1 eggs.
V4 cup sifted pantry flour.
1 tsp. baking powder.
Va tsp. salt.
9. cup seedless rsislnl.
5 cups cornflakes.
Pre-hep! oven to 375. Do not grease baking sheet. Sift dry in- gradients onto wax paper (plump raisins in not water for few min- utes). Blend softened shortening. sugar and iiplcel thoroughly. Add eggs beating well. Stir in dry in- gredients, raisins and cornflskeii. Drop from tablespoon onto cookie sheet. Bake for 10 to 15 inutu.
Household I-Iint ,
If your white cotton or linen towels. iipkins or tablecloths need blsachi g, wet and rub thorn well with soup. then hang the pieces in bright sunlight. until dr!- MW! that. wash them as usual by much-
inc or innd: rinu. drir Inln. Ind they should be chalky white. -
Exchange Vows at Vernon R .
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On 'I'uesdR)', November 9. Martha. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. llama, Maclsaac, of Earnsclifie. P. E. 1., became the bride of George. inn M
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Joseph Maclsaac, of Rock Earra. P. E. I. fit; ceremony was performed at Vernon River Parish Clitirch.-(Photo l,,. Meyers Studios)
ELLEN 'S DIAR Y
by an Island lt'arincr's Wife
rising so otten to lips M nil We know, uiispnkeii ll
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Onward into the borrowed time pnmm of November, the days carried the nlmd. -I-ms marks the second ieiir farmerslthis week-bidding them Of hm. Mung. i i
hasten to gather in the last of their til ,...m.,mhm.n Gage 5 on I "Ops: the belated pmmnest "'9 a spell of silence. at breallfast ill! turnips, the vegetables. Reminding mmmm slim Very afternoon M " them in brooding skies, in a blue- mm fen Us In go to the hosprg; jay": shrill call. in n coldness which It W55 sunm. and lovelyMand Jam." of late has crept into the wind ”El- was,” homg Very long from lcmol fen yo-all do '-an want yo' stuff And we stayed there at me mp out doahs all wintah, bettah hump the hm. -i his voice was mounh yo-self!" the days now say. And ml now, umuch-mg. do!” you mm W9 am” to ugh” ”' me kltche” until the car was out of sight ll),
M mmmng and the WP?” 15 "ml the road? I'll always rcmenibor 7' lampfligmed me” that dav . . . 'Be good boys' Mom- . ' ' mic said." So a memory of on.
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saved. And then? Men and boys W 19 Mm . . . moved to this place and the ttir- ow, D .,,1 H
nip field up the slope. Tonight. 1l:I::z1.,.,.Mdr1.;anh:le 21:"h:ol::: fig: is 1;” ""d9Il"c'””d Shall comes. fa.r ranging from din To JiLmes' deligllt A magic mach- mus "1 him
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inc moved in to clear l-I slump-field He Inoc catch me unnum at Alderlea. this week. to revive Sm” be as now Communma mm memories of more arduous seasons the dawn.
M cl””",.g when "M m" mm For I sh.-ill make all haste to lol- ”Stumper or young or older help- low him
er contributed their share of inter- Mom me vane)” up me mm, eat and man-power to the ever- slope -. chalienglng task. In another .V99'3 whore life lets go and Life It lul when trilliums don their blush-of- ,5 bm.”
pink gowns in the woodlands be- Th . Ill H I d Eh d hh" side. and every little nook and hill NIF'hm:,m1,,mm e mum about sprouts fetchinlzly green. wllmma Hmtm
and they ml James will have another patch of mud? me om,
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Vmn" land m which l'" 5"" mm Beyond the mists unto the furthest seeds. . . ' hemm-
I shall not grieve. except in pity
Today which gave us delicate sun- mm...
light and most welcome. and the Wm, ..,mm,. mm. me Mn" ll... grandeur of a beautiful sunset J Sm” hoary- brought this Family to another
Not that her ab- day. her
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