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Woman's Re alm '1. Social

Often the practical training of the Boottishhousetvne stiows tnrcugn the dignity of me Queen. she wlil take me lids ousaucepuns in the kitchens and. sniff the contents. Once wliiie visiting a hostel for Pol- ish seamen. site said "I nope they an eat D0ll‘llt';L0 with salt and no sugar." Porridge with salt is the SCoLLIS-ll way. After eatinit a six- cent itincneon of stewed beet. DOV-l- loes and a 1am tart. with evacuets in Sussex. tne Queen visited chin.- ren from South London who W618 playing the izame Oi "putting bin-y

bee." "iioiit ioiltet to wash be- hind the ears." she advised folli- ear-old §lll.l'ifiy Sect. athing a doll. Wheii Queen Eliz- abeth noticed that. East End evac- uees billeteu near Vviiiosor hit-o no pace lll WfllCll to keep their clot-hes. sire sent a quantity oi solid Victor- inn iurinluie from the castle. and for the first time since Victorias death. the rafters echoed to chann-

ed yrorct oi the national antiieiii-,

“Geri save the Queen." As a mother herself. VI know. l have two caugh- ters." she is fond oi" sayiriiti tire Queen always is interested ni ‘the welfare or children. 1n a lllllflllltlll5 lactoi y she said she would like to be trained in such work. ' "What is more, ' she added. "I believe I could manage it." But thernomeiit when Britons love their smiling Queen the most carries when she tiptces through a hospital ward filled with wounded men. pausing at most of the cots to chat. moving sileiity east those where patients are asleep. asking a nurse to lower a blind be- cause the sun troubles a man's eyes. And when she comes to a screen behind which a mutilated face lies. she never flliiches. but goes through and gives a cheering word to him as well I I I I

His Eitoellency ihepGoyarnor Gert- eral and H. R. H. Princess Alice will leave Ottawa at the end of March for a month's tour of the Western Provinces. It was learned that Vic- toria. B, C.. would be one of the places visited but other details cf the itinerary are not vet available.

Mrs. Charles Bvndnmi on tho oc- casion of her 96th birthday on Mon- day last received beautiful flow- ers. gifts and messages of congratu- lations fromher family and friends here and elsewhere and in the afternoon was the centre of many good wishes extended personally at an afternoon tea given in her honor by her daughter-in-law Mrs. A. I-lyndman. l2 brighter: d.

Mrs. George D. DeBlois. enter- tained. at her attractive new home. Riverhurst, on Wednesday after- noon invit-ing her Guests for a four table bridge and ‘leg. ‘

Miss Helen Hopklrk was hostess at a smart five table supper- bridge at the Charlottetown Hotel last Sat:- urday.

I I I I Home friends will be interacted rn that Mile Isobel

oronto. sister of Miss Mabel Mac- Leod of this city. has accented a. position with the British Purchas- ing Commission and ls now nicely located in Washington}

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t to city dam into recent raids. She was untamed to find that a. loin-course dinner boot only ten-Dulce.

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I. y Mrs. Holman. wife of His Honor ,Ma.vor B. Roy ljlolman entertained l: $1 gfiliuncheon bridge at her home on A BL o o o o

‘ Mrs. Cv. P. Ritrby invited her .‘friends to the Charlottetown Hotel on Wednesday foraprettvvalentiie luiiclieon-brittge which was much enjoyed. I I I I _Mrs. Arthur Roper had two de- lightful parties on Tuesday after- tnoon and evening at Miss Martha »Poole's home on Upper Prince lStreet, inviting hei- frieiius for tour tables of bridge on each occasion. - . u

Mrs. George T. Binns and Mm. W. E. Rix were joint hostesses last ~€V€Xlll12 at a congenial mixed bridge ’ arranged at Mrs. Biitirs pretty liciiie 62 Rocliford Street. _'1'he hostesss s ‘were assisted in serving bv Miss ‘Aline Hunter. I I I I . It is good news tohear that Mr. lwilliam Breliaut. retired Post Mn.»- ‘ter. is convalescmg nicely iii tie Royal Victoria Hospital. Montreal, following a maior operation last week. Mrs. Brehntit is with her hus- ‘band and they are lcokinfl forward to returning home early next ‘month. l I I I I y Miss Sheila MacDonald. younger sislcr and close companion of bach- elor Malcolm MacDoiiald. niav COIIZG ‘to Ottawa to serve as hosles lor ‘the new British High Commissioner. .Miss MacDonald is lolly. but stud- ious. and resembles her late father, J. Ramsay MacDonald. somewhat in features and is well-known in women's sports circles. particularly in field hockey in _\Vl'ilCh she won _her Blue at SPIIIfIWLlllQ;

Mrs. D. A. MacKinnon was among the bridge hostesses entertaining last evening at her home 3 Kent Street. _ ‘ .

Mrs. P. Edvrards and family were expected to arrive from England last evening to loin WIDE; Commander Edwards of the R. C. A. F. The family will take up residence for several months in Charlottetown where a cordial welcome awaits them. I I I I

Mrs. George Keefe was among the hosteses entertaining at a series c! enjoyable bridge‘ partifs this week.

Mrs. Norman _ Llowther invited friends in to a krutting party M. her

W. home yesterday afternoon honoring

her mother Mrs. Davies. - - o .

Congratulations will be extended today to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brown who are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary.

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At one of the service clubs of Baltimore, Maryland, Mr. Wilfred McQuaid, noted Attorney-at-Iaw of that city. opened the series of Lec- tures with a talk on “Civil Liberties To-day and Tomorrow." Mr. Mc- Qualdb friends in his native city

f are Droud to hear of the prominent

part he is taking in the social life of his adootcsi home. _

Mrs. Ii. A. Large of this city ls convalescing nicely after her recent operation in the Montreal General Hospital.

A striking Dortrait. tn oils. of the late Lord ‘Iweedsmuir. Governor General of Canada. 1935-40. Ottawa

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The painting. by the noted artist. Alphonse Jongers. of Montreal. bic- tures bord Tweedsmuir seated and wearing the scarlet robes of an hon- orary doctor of laws. a degree con- ferred upon him by several Canad- ian universitles during his term rs His Majesty's representative in tl e Dominion. A ft to the Lady Tweedsmulr by the women of Can- ada. the portrait is not being sert to England because of the exigenc- ies of war. A photograph of the painting has been sent to the Lady Tweedsmtiir. The portrait hangs beside the Nurses‘ Memorial in the Hail of Fame near the entrance to tlitLLlbraryyof Parliament. M

Your Individual H O R O S C O P E

By Frances Drake

industrial matters.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus)- More favxalble for improving old metlLds and devices and striving after greater efficiency than for starting new undertakings, unless the latter are a. necisalty. Keep abreast of the times; increase Your earning power all you can.

MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gentini)-— Excellent opportunities for financ- ialglains. sales, prcmotions, neeoed exipanslon, progressive changes, selling advertising. In cutting c.rn- 6T5 to get to the meat of things, don't. be too abrupt or sharp in critlcim.

ran- etuatgttetoww EUABPLAN

beginning to wonder if there were no more young men left with seri- ous ambitions, who were planning lo be the big and important men of 25 or 30 years hence, and who realized the part that the women they associated with would play in the realization or their dreams

Woman's Influence

great deal used to be said about "woman's sacred influence." never hear the phrase used now. Perhaps wcmen have cynical to believe in it. the same. it exists and it is still potent with pien.

man becomes. nor how independ- ent and he is, his conduct is profoundly affected by the women he knows. His mother put her indelible stamp upon him when he was in cradle. His sisters colored his opin- ion of all women and. in the end, some woman either makes him or ' ' ' '

there is always a woman behind the door of every man's success, and that when a man fails lt is nearly hand that pulls him down. Many -a boy flunks at college or slows down on his job because of some girl who is always demanding to be taken places. _ steals to get the money to gratify the desire of a gold digger. ' Helpful to Husband

tion info been a loafer except for her; many a girl braces a weaklin her strength; many a grl teaches a spendthrift to save, and many

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| Dorothy Dix Says

GIRL’S INFLUENCE MAKES OR BREAKS MAN SHE MARRIES

Most Young Men Today Are Looking For Helpmates Rather Than Playmates To Lead To The Altar

DoairliMssDix-Iamlooklngfors lwhowill fulffllmyideal and I seem unable ‘.0 find her. I want is girl to be a good pol. intelligent. fairly good-loo ' , to like outdoor sports and, above a_ll,

_ to rea the struggle a young fellow has m trying to make a. place for himself in the sim, and who will encourage him to stick to his ambition and win out I want a girl who will show her: interest in me in various ways. who will help me to work my way up in the world. And if I over find such a. girl and she will have me. some minister is going to have a job. Girls have great influence over men and. if they would only use it to help us. they could have their pick of husbands. SAM.

ANSWER-I certainly am delighted to hear

of at least one young man who is looking for a

wife who will be a helpmaie to him instead of a

playmate, and who recognizes the part that a

wife has in her husband's success or failure. I

get so many hundreds of letters from girls who

tell me that boys seem to look upon girls who

have any serious purpoe in life as being so old-

fashioned that they are practically museum specimens. and that for one to refuse to kiss and pet puts her out of the rtmning. So I was

from both and had my typewrlte broken in the midst of a "rush" story by a small boy whose oom- placent mother only remarked that Johnny had such an inves- tigating turn of mind.

And I have had my de luxe books dog-cared and chewed by teething infants whose mothers thought that the babies’ appetite for books displayed a tewary taste. And well do I remember a visit front a lady who brought along her darling dog. and what it did to a newly upholstered couch has made a coolness between us to this day.

Soft is a. stand-off between the woman who has little children and the woman who has pets. and when both go wlsiting they should leave their encumhbranccs behind them if they wish w be welcome. .

frustration of

In the old mid-Victorian days a You

grown too but, all

No matter how sopltistlcated a

self-sufficient he thinks

the

WOMEN TRAVEL IN SAFETY NOW

Dear Miss Dix-I have an aunt who lives in Florida and who wants me to visit her, but my mother absolutely refuses to let me go alone. saying that it would be a stigma on my reputation for all time. would it? RUTH-I.

ANSWER - CertaLnly not. In this country no more ls thought of a woman traveling alone than a man. As long as you ootnduct yourself with dignity and mind your own business and make no advances toward strangers, you can go from one end of the land to the other without any one molesting you in any way, pnd be Just s safe as if you had a dragon

It has been truly said that

always some woman's

Many a. boy

And many a girl breathes ambi- a boy who would have

up with

another girl literally pushes an also-

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) — You may have to sacrifice per-social l .wishes and give first attention to business and other interests tit a. more practical and general nature. It's that sort of day. Patristism and loyalty to duty Should be uppermost in your thoughts.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 2'1 (Leo)- Not ve lnvignz-atlrig for social tw-

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. en activities

. you and your wife

tivities ut. highly favorable for your usual routine, domestic and sports affairs, restaurants, clubs, hotels and other businesses cater-l ing to the public. | AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 23‘ ._ Activities that will bring

you in contact with the public u’ those holding public office, patrio- tic and civic interests. entertain- tnent and philantltropLc nfialrsl

i.rst favored. SEPTEMBER 24 to OCTOBER 23 tiiibra) — Sensible cars is aldvsed

in all matters that might lead to ""91"" morn harm to my

legal entanglements, misunder- aandings or unnectsiary anxiety, A better day for arbitration than lcr aggressive free. Lend your sound advce to thsse in need of it.

OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER taxmplo) - Your specific talents and know-n ability for turning out lill excellen-t job in an emergency

J-llillld PPJVC very advantageous foi-[mischlevous child at home ycttr interests today. Make a good ‘$110 8°08 Visiting. He proposes that

showing. | i NOVEMBER. 23 to DWEIMEBER. ' Z2 (Sagittarius) -~ Expenfies i pleasure or llbturies should be kept ,1 down but don't stint on those . things necessary f.r your or your i family's health or for future bus- ‘ mess curity.

DEC BER. 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) -‘Pziy particular at- tention to contracts, agreements; estimates, pricing goods and com- modities, labor problems to avzld tmrlecessary errors, perhaps losses. Da is agreeable for the usual week

(Aquarius) - Slightly unfriendly tendencies if you aren't in a 00d’ l

, humor and have a heavy schedule ' ahead of you. Necessary w-zrk. journ-

ics and health-giving outdoor ac-

‘ tlvities are sponsored.

FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 20 (Pisces) - Romance, amusements, social affairs and other less heavy activities take second place to sound business needs, dzmeaticlly. religious and educational interests.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY will have sound reasoning faculties. will be ambitious and intuitive; n good Judge of human nature, yet. may be easily swayed from its true principles by designing. unworthy persons. Need; to concentrata 6n deflnlteqfss cf purpose and on the imiportant things of life.

A Morningrsmilo

OOUNTED OUT '

The disc very that n married cou- ole in his flock were liable is quar- rel upset the vicar. So he dscdd h) ti? Pk seriously to the husband.

"You know. my dear friend that

should i» u one "

"As a matter of fact." rapled the other sadly. "we are u ten."

"H w‘; that?"

“Well. she's the one and I'm the naught."

ran into the ranks of

so potent, lthat boys so often

and drink and go the pace with

them, instead of the girls who lhave high principles and staunch

er gets peeved because I won't. let

32 grind cake crumbs into my

for The only trouble is that we wouldn't

merit and with their own toys and lamusements and with those who JANUARY 2'2 to FEBRUARY l0 are inured to their noise. 5o on met: for that matter.

the winners. . women's influence being it. is a mglcal thing choose for their girl friends thoe who pet

along to guard you.

Your mother should withdraw her objection to your paying your atmt a. visit. It is a delightful trip to lfiorlda, and it will be both a. pleasure and an education to you for you to see something of your own country. I wish you a pleasant Journey.

DOROTHY DIX.

Hence,

ideals. For one will pull them down, while the other wotud build them up.

The wild women may be fun to play around with, but they are a roken reed to lean upon in times of stress and trouble.

BEHAVIOR 0F VISITING CHILDREN

Dear Miss Dix —I have a neigh- bor who has a normal. healthy, restless 2 I-Z-year-old child that she always brings along with her when she oomshsmto see mo. In l0

Having Cone-cf ‘ll/lflanners Help: Fill u Date-Book

can repair in a week, and the moth-

it drum on the piano and scratch my old mahogany with a pin or best Oriental rug. My husband thinks that he has hit on p. way to induce this fond mother to leave her when

when I return the vLslt that I take along our cat and dog and parrot.

break thing", because our pets are _ much better trained than is this ‘._

f

woman's child. What do ou think ' '

of Lhlg idea? y MAgy Well-Bred Girl Winn Attention i- No wonder she's fun to take to a

ANSWER" (31181 Provided Y0" dance! She hat the smooth, graci- wuld stage a d°§'a“d'°lt. "Km "Kl oul manners that men like and she set ‘he Pan“ 9° sglmwkml I 531'" never creates awkward momenta iii"; llil“sfifi‘..." lilfiflmmsilli; '°' "m o“ ‘l’ Mme l“ ma‘ own mvkm‘ l. lorlitgedflllilolodoeszfi going around and around. She knows it‘: the girl's place to lug- gest they stop dancing.

To hi: "Thank you for me dance" she lmilingly repllu "I enjoyed it, too"—and then she ielll her rtrter where she'd like to lit. And o will escort her to the spot, for no well- bred young man leaves his partner standing in tho middle of the dance floor.

Knowing luch little point: of --'_ add: no much to your popularity. Asked to the movies’! Never hang on your dawn arm while he buys the tickets, but Will nearby in the lobby.

Or, if your beau ukl when you'd prefer to dine, don't uy “It doom’! matter." You appear uninterested. Say “The Tumble Inn" or "The Pink Frog." suiting your suggestion to your bunk purse.

Learn from our 32-pin booklet the lmnri thlhg to do when doting. rnotorinl. I-‘Ilwl ' ‘ Tell: etiquette for dances. movies, games, the country club, introductions.