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(Happenings of the Week

Things To

Their Excellencies the Gmiemm“ aeneral and the Countess of Bess- wmugh with their staff will visit Vgncguver Island from August 30 V! septcmber 6. While in Victoria. Their Excellencies will be zuests 01 Lhc Lieutenant-Governor of British Qciumbia and Mrs. Fordham Zlohn- yon at Government HOUSE.

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lpzd Dnncrinnon arrives this week-end on the Duchess of Atholl from England to spend the sum- mer with his parents, Their Drool- lenc-‘cg; '21:: Qovernor General and Countms of Bcssborotigh.

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The Licut. Governor and Mrs. Dalton have issiicd invitations for I dance in honor of the Captain and Oiiicers of the Fmnch Cruiser

Yllii‘ tlYs n: Government House, Wvtititxulnv, June 39th. . - . Col. and Mrs. Ings have a5 their

guest. Miss Gray of Halifax, who is

rrcatly enjoying her first i-‘sit to

‘he Garden Province. l l l Mrs. Charles McKenzie. Brighton Road, was at home on Wednesday afternoon for the first time since taking up hcr permanent residence n :‘n's city and had the pleasure ‘if welcoming many old and new blends. She WM assisted in dis- mnsinz hospitality by her niece tfiss Jean ltiun-iin mid Mrs. Ken- ieth M. ltfartln. a a 0 Mrs. G. E. Full and sister Miss Prowan, motored home from Bos- ‘on this week for the summer, nuch to the pleasure of their num- irous friends. " l l l Miss Helena Rogers motored home with Mrs. Full to spend the holl- iaygg with her parents, Mr. and VIrs. Ben)‘. Rogers. 0 l O Many here will be interested to hear that Mrs. K. M. Thomas who has been at "Edgchill" for the past. six years, loaves for lmigland the early part of July. Mrs. Thomas will be the guest of Miss Mabel Harman who visited Windsor two years ago. lfiss Jocelyn Thomas will be the guest of Lady Mary Grey, only daughter of the late Earl and ‘Jcuntess of Stamford. l l l Mrs. Charles Hyndmari has arrlv--_ ed from Edmonton to spend the] summer with her son, Mr. A. W. mi! MP8» Hyndman, Brighton. lvlrl. ‘rfyndman, who visited her con Mr. Justice Hy-ndmnn and family in Ottawa. en route is being Cordlglly Wlwmrd by he: many friends. l l l At the Tennis Courts this after. aoon the afternoon tea. will be rcrved by Miss Eleanor Toombs, Miss Hazel Moran, M155 1.0m,” T-Iaszard, Miss Lillian Duchemin. l l l The Masonic Grand lodge mace. lngs have this week brought quite I number of visitors from the other Maritime Provinces and, the out. “ng was enjoyed by all. l l l Mrs. Stewart, wife of Lg-ooh Cecil Stewart entertained at s. luncheon bridge Wednesday at her bvfly cottage, "Picardy" as a, farc- vcll to Mrs. G. F‘. Dewar, - - o Mrs. G. F‘. Dewar, Mrs. E. T. fliggs and Mrs. C. G. Duffy are Caving next Wednesday for Mom- real, sailing from there with the Royal Medical Association party br England. l l l I Miss Bessie Beer of West Newton, Mass. is being cordillly welcomed Mme w spend the summar- ‘m. her parents, Mr. and M“. 1;, 1.; Beer. l l l Dr. and Mrs. Bagnall have gdne wer to Keppoch for the summgr nonths. l l l Mrs. Murdock McKlnnon ma”. lained delightfully for Summgrfldg tnd Charlottetown friend, at thq Danadim ‘National Hotel cri wad. "Milly afternoon, bridge being played at four tables. l l l Mrs. Peter Harrington chm-chih- ld at a formal dinner party an Wednesday evening in honor of he; laughter, Mrs. Colin Campbell and Dept. Colin Campbell. Cover; were llid for fourteen. Mr. and u", Campbell left on ‘Iltursdny mom- mg for Montreal. l l l The Ottawa Conference, whafmcr may be its political and economic {results already has made anilrk in the fashion world. Om! of next wutumnb most favored colors is to be "Canadian Wood." no named-in honor cf the Ottawa meeting. There

her sister, Mrs. Eric McKay

mother, lvflrs. Robert Keith. . - .

Mrs. W. H. Pethlck hag had Forba of Bedeque, Street school for the past year.

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from New York, were Visitors

fact. all named with special refer- ence w tho conference after con- sultation with the principal dyfla of the different DOmT-QHB- The

Mrs. Todd Bcgg of Halifax and

Bummerside spent the week end in Stellmrton. N. 5., with Mrs. Beggfls

her welccnfc guest her sister, Mrs. I

Mr. E. R. Brow and his daughter, Miss Nan Brow, recently returned

saint John this week, guests at the

Know

Love Ma? be Wonderful, e

Oruclb

an...» cusrnoN covms

“ewfft blue is called Another Pfipular variety of tlhc Flu“ ' “h? filrfxfsxuaf" iw 1L patchwork cushion-covcc-nud a u?“"’mf_n“_'_'s d u n“ C “men, vcry economical cnc—i| the cover

m“ ,_ p82“ ' ,, ° ‘ ‘ knitted from bright wraps of mam “Amflm “mi Faibudos‘ . Most people have odd skeins in vu-

lous colors left over from other pieces of knitting which cm bc

of used up.

Knit your wool up into strips of squares, or diamond shapes, plann- ing the colors n'cely. Make your strips the length of the cushion you wish to cover, and when you have sufficient strips, or diamonds,

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"hm Ymmgiloin them together neatly on the daughter has been attending Prince wrong side and press with a warm

iron under a damp cloth.

If you like, you can knit or crochet a. boder in black or one of the colors in the patchwork. . This can either be applied flat round the cover or doubled to form a. casing

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p“; ma; Dix-I cm a. freshunn 1,, college nu am 18 year. Old. My cw“ fyiggd and I, who have been constant com- panion for five years. are vary much in love with the name girl. lhc is much older than either of us. but I am quite cure that she cued more for one of us than any one else. She is a. modern girl with an utter disregard for moral questions, though she never descends to im- morality. My friend and I are writ- ing this together, hoping that you

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race EIGHT ________g_______g ____ _,__________ _H____'____V__W______ n» - ~.Woman’s Realm -:-‘ Social and Personal l;

For 771a Cook

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But Friendship Stands Fires: a Woman May be Right I1

Kggping Age a. Secret;_Adv|cc Aflalmt

Marrying an Ostracized Woman i

with be: 1nd antes upon her and thm. 5h; is tired of them. B319 chucks them out of the door l! 1! they were dniidi-enshc had weaned of playing with. But. $119 “"93"” who doe; that is a rotten Wm- W’ cause she is P1134318 class. lt u like takinl’ Mini" “W! blind babies.

“As a woman thlnketh. l0 ll 431%" so this girl who has In utter dis‘- r-egard for moral quclticnc doesnt seem to me to be hllllll’ dumb“ from any point of view. y A mm wants the woman to whom h! 81V" nu heart to have some principles that will make her honor and lfiylliiy come- thing he could swear by.

rule her conduct

igpcnd thclr cucu- when simply

out ofhcr

EHUBABB OOMIPOTE WIT! ‘ IIOI.

Place one-half cup well-Will!“ and dfllflld rice in I qua-r. of boi1-_ m; water. to which one RIBBON salt bu been Added. Boil rapidly M’

g minutes, drain. and plwe 111 bop 0f a double-boil" with one cllP thin cream or rich milk 8nd 0X10 tablespoon sugar. Cook until rice l! tender and creamy Ind l“ "W" milk if fllOGII-YY. thwchrll the milk should be absorbed when it l! done. Place this in a border mould. If one does not have such a. mould. it may be made by P190‘!!! l 4111i“ um in u canal-role. when cool and firm turn rice out on c. shallow dish. Boil one cup sugar and one-half mm water to a thick syrup, add six rod cinnamon candle; and one bumh strawberry rhubsrd, cut in inch lengths after washing. Simmer until thick, and when cool place in the cmtns of the rice ring. Top with

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Gregg-Smith wedding. , a - c Mrs. J. A. Clark is visiting in Ottawa having been called there by the serious lllTl855.0f hcr sisters husband, Mr. Sherwood. l l l The tea. hostesses at the Golf Links this afternoon will be Mrs. J. R. Paton, Miss M. K. Peters, Miss B. M. McKlnnon, Mrs. W. E. Cham- pion, Mrs. H. L. Palmer. 0 n -

Details of recent private and iri- formal entertainments by the Prince of Wales reveals a side of his nature but little known to the public. As a host the Prince plans most cf his parties himself and leaves little to his staff. He selects the menus for his own guests, and his scores of recipes for unusual dishes which he has collected in all parts of the world. He has very decided ideas about food. and takes

enormous pains for its preparation.

At work in his study, the Prince in-

variably makes his own tea. ("I al-

ways get it. right then." he says)

and for lunch usually take; only h, business man's snack, probably a plate of cheese and celery sand-

wiches. The Prince's parties at

York House are often held in the grey-and-silver 10cm, an apartment

with folding doorg» and alcoves so constructed that it can accommo-

date dinner parties of all sizes. Even

when the affair is a small one, there

is a. sense of coziness and intimacy lacking in the usual huge Mayfair

reception room. After dinner, there

is usually dancing-to the 55mins of a radio.

The hostesses at. the summerslcle Golf Links this lftemoon will be Mrs. H. '1‘. Colwin, Mrs. A. R. Breh_ nan. Miss Bertha schurman and Mia; Keltle Holman. l l l Mrs. Mussen of Summerside L5 villi-in: friends in Charlottetown for a few days. l l l Mrs. James Hegan of Charlotte- town is the guest of her siswrs, the Misses Hunt of Summersidg m; g short visit. l l o

'17" Mifiies Eleanor and Sarah Green and their sister, Mrs. Holden O. Mills left Bummerside on Friday by auto for a tour of the Maritime Provinces. They will visit friends in Dillby. N. S. They were accom- panied by Mnl. (Reva White and h" little daughter. Mu. Betty, Mrs.

White will visit her can, the Rev.‘ Charles White and Mrs, whip. a; Halifax, N. S.

l l l Mrs. n. T. Holman and Mllgg Glldya Holman motored on 'I'hurs- dly lo st. John, N. n. where they will visit for a few days, afterwards lamina Miss came Holman, who is coming from Montreal to spend the aun-imer months in Bummer-skim They were accom died on their trip by Mill Cecilia Burroughs, .0 l l

Mn. l". M. Cleveland of Younga. ton, Ohio. and her little son, Mas. tor Albert. arrived p few days ago to lpand the summer months with her parents, Mr. Justice A, q Humidor! Ind 1&1. Sgunderg M; their family residence in Sumner. side.

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In Iiondcn fuhioncbie women are wearing 10ml: in their ‘onir, we hut. 1110a who do not wear 3cm- studdcd bcndnu: cr rennet-s are ul-lng the ubiquitous clip-brooch la a decoration for the coiffure. An- other ides in a Jewolled pin or “feather” to flctcu the tight llttlc

for piping cord.

HANGING KITCHEN UTENSILS

To prevent kitchen

hanging inside a. cupboard door from making a noise when the door "l? 1°!‘ “"7 m!" W110 1°"

may suggest some way of maintain- ing our valued friendship. A OONOBRNED OOLLHGIAN

ugensus Answer:

I am afraid that it isn't very

the

is open, stretch tWO lengths of II-m r111 to preserve intact their heavy cord horizontally across the Mmd-IMP- JBIIWIY llmwt infilt-

door, several

mcheg belqw the ably creeps in and it generally ends

hooks holding the pans. The cord in their fllhunl 0V" h" like d°il5 will prevent any movement and 0W1‘ I DOM-

rattle of the utensils.

Laugh At All

Your Troubles

AND YOU WON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT WRINKLES

If your face looks worried.

the

thing for you to do is to drlw a deep breath, forget your troubles “m” m‘ m” “Wu h“ u 1°“: and get busy on your face. Don't let the overdue bills that you in trying to pay leave their creases. There are certain movements that

will help you give your face beauty m‘ a u" “m” buuwul "d 55m‘ 1

with a clearer more alive skin. to he?

He careful away, m “PM”; heart can ever know. It is full of ' creams that you do not move your l- skin. Dorft push it around. Such 10W ever hu- sweethearts

This ll a pity, for very often the girl isn't worth it and has nothing to give them that compares in value with the friendship she has broken up. She nu nothing but a little u: attraction to offer in plane of the deep and abiding af- fection and understanding that have drawn twc kindred souls w-

Iis lifl lasted.

I think thct the friendship be- tween two men or two women is

tying emotions that the human P9160 Ind n comfort that no other

and

movement won't help. Instead, husbands and wives. no matter how

they will loosen the muscles and much they adore each other. make the skin sag, which is the never completel, at one with each something for a woman to be u- very thing that you want.‘ to avoid. other. They never fully understand harried 0f and hm 11 she had pug-

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Massaging is all right for your each other because they belong m

spine, but never for your face.

different sexes and between the

When you are using clennslnz sexes is a bcrrici- that no love can cream, follow a. sweeping line from gcgll, the point of your chin along the jawbone to the tip of your ear. Then move from the center of your chin up to your temple. Clo up the nostril, turn, and sweep across the cheek to the temple. Coma

down the nose,

go around the

mouth, over and. over again, and move from one side of the temple

to the other. always upwards

The movements are and outwards.

When you are cleansing your neck, or applying cold cream, the effect is different. Use a downward mo-

tion. But not a. hard one. gentle stroke is much better.

A light

Face patterns of the proper elus-

ucm, m, you, m“ Wm help you u, "Wu rich." slid a. sage long ago, and dandy. 1f he thinks her pink-

But there is no bar between men friends and women friends. They come from the same country and know Ill the secret and devious blths that lead to each other‘; holy of holics. Each lmows why the other docs certain things. Each "WW8 how the other feels ahcug ihlflil- Ewh brings utter under- "lmllhl and sympathy to the other. And so they can enjoy the must mrfect "mpanionship there is on Qlftll.

"Hut thou l friend? Then art

avoid pulling the skin. You need And ‘nah’? “cunt! w“ B0 mfln

not worry for fear you are hlnder- W710 hid a friend had lived in vain. God instead of a purchase at the

ing instead of helping the beauty

in your face.

5°- my due boy. if you have

slapping helps bring the blood 1°11“! l- frimd to whom your hem to the surface of the face, thus 1n-

creasing circulation.

But don't

slap too hard. It makes muscles

react in the wrong way.

Be sure that your face dount hurt while you are working on it. If it does, it is a sign that you are injuring it. If it merely tingles because of the quickened blood stream the effect will be refreshing,

not hurtful.

Special care should be taken when you are working around your eyes. A circular motion that works inward, insteadof outward ls effec-

tive.

This is Just the opposite of the general plan for excl-oiling the

face. Nourishing cream doc; much toward keeping lines away from

your eyes. Make

sure thst the

special eye cream you are using fl

the one that. you need. .

Don't wear shoec thlt Ill loo

tight if you want your flcc to smll: at the word. Tight IIIOI

cat a contraction of facial mulclec.

Ge enough clasp, correct your diet

an! iaugh at your troubles.

You

mi, it as wall. Worrying won't help ycz. solve them. But it willemckn

ini 168,011 your facial beauty.

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in front. The sides are left rather full and Jlllt long enough for I sine u finger curl above the earl. The hair at the back is waved dawn to ;r..\ neckline, and it is lo cut sud

curl: which go with the litclt mode.

l l l The mode of the moment at a

lleekmdamoothontnpof tbl

ill

l .< '. L-L g

bud. with a umi-windblvwn effect

ahapm that. it. ends at the n00!- llne. when the hair i; permitted to extend below the necklinq. it il mar: nlon u a colffurc that ll only long enough u. mm rm, tapered i-ingleu that m turned up

"l4 off the neck.

clelwec as David’; did to Jonath- I-If-fl. u. friend in whose loyalty you trust and with whom you have lived in deco intimacy for five happy years, I really think that I wouldn't trade him off for any girl. 131395151. l? '4' 37°"! I89. lfld especially when shc is so much older than you are. M 13 W" nwlt rclllls yourself that Wu an for we N“!!! to think of mnrrilge. You have nothing u. lupport c wife on. No way of mug. 1118 a living yet even for yourself. W" l"! Nil" m! Pfllvlde for a flmfly- And surely 7w wouldn't beccdmcughtnmlrrycglrl and dump hu- down on your poor, 1mm. Wvflld old father to provide for. That wouldn't be fair u. your father nor p flag ‘kl,

And tbmycumwt recline that at llypurtutcamnotfonncdin lirlc any mm mm they are in foodor clotbclcrliteraturesowhy lbduldyolltwlbllylbrllkupyoilr friendship for ngiri wbmn neither ofycucotrldmanyforfourcrflvo fll-Plllidghltiflliimrldbepretty cumnctwmtwbmywwvrc any fllndlhlwllilhtrlih?

And. of coutli. the girl. being much older thin either one of you. a; have nc nricun intentions rt- llrding you. cradle-cumming l; c favorite fbrtn of diversion with any woman. It h lo ellv for I ccphlcticctod woman. who known allthacrtclndwileaofhcwtolt- m» mil. a nth m: mi in w»

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scmy aiivicotcyoutwobcylh to hold to your friends“, and let this girl go and find two other girls of your own to play around. with. DOROTHY DIX

Dear Miss Dix-Bowman bound to tell a man her exact 18¢? I h!"

was nearly 30, but who passed for a flapper because she locked much younger than her age. Befom she married she told her husbcnd how old she was and now he makes catty remark; about his having Ln old maid and her being Stale. 6W. and she gets irifuriatod and a. free- for-all flghg begins. I think she was a fool to tell him, don't you? SILENT BADIE.

Answer:

I agree with you. A woman's age is nobody’: business. rt is n sea-ct between her and the vital statistics bureau and no one ha; any right to pry into it. If she is 60 and 00B 20, then she is to all intents and purposes 20, and more credit

Age makes no difference in these days, anyway. We have passed up the idea. that it was a disgrace, and

ed sweet and 20. We don't even have the inordinate admiration for youth that», we used to have. We know that many women in their 30s and 40s and even 50s are better looking and more attractive than they were in their teens, and fur and away more interesting to talk to.

Anyway, a woman la just natural- ly lacking in gumptlon 1f she tells a man her age or lfitg him in an her trade secrets. All that concerns him is the results. If she can nuke herself look ten years younger than her age, so much to the good. If he thinks that she has a. naturally willowy figure instead of it being the result of cemistaravtion, fine

and-white complexion is a gift of

beauty shop. Erect. If he believes’ her golden curls just grew that way instead of being the result of g peroxide permanent, whoopee. In him rejoice in them all the more, because synethetic beauty lasts longer than natural beauty and can be more easily renewed.

But let the woman hold her peace about how come. DOROTHY U1

Dear Dorothy Dix-I am 24 years old, living at present with my par- ents who have had to dig and alqvc to give mo the advantages I have iudzmvcnmawimboy Ind Wwld hlvc been expound and mat to a. reform school 0:00p; for the influence of my father, who finally got mo into a good position. 3cm is my trouble:

I have fallen in love with a girl whchuledciudlifcnua who ldmlfc Ill about fur lludy pact, but she coy! she hi! mama and reformed and will go atnighf m the future. My family vary much oppou my marrying thin girl and any they will not recclvl bcr or mo if! do marry her. Whctdcyoti ad-

s radical step a; marrying a girl who in ostracized by lcclcty and will part you from your fluffy. It hnevcr nnfctbingforliymm to do, because the girl who lubed the strength cf character ma prin- cipictcgcltrnfghtctflrctllvcry apt w m... u... euiut v61 mm.

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children

but an older man would bgbpttar. ‘

whipped cream.

Birthday Party

(Bydncy Post June ‘D

'10s. Dingwell referred to il well known as she is an annual visitor a friend, a beautiful woman, who w name R 3; I" whm w; Ducheiuln has her lovely summer homa:—~

Mrs. A. E. Birubcl was hcclx. on Bwturdny afternoon at a. birth- day party given in honor of her mother, Mia. w. n. Dlncwell. w!" celebrated the eighty-sixth arml- vcrsary cf her birthday upon that day. Mrs. Dingwell presented a. flu:- iom and dignified figure as she m- ceived her guests in the flower decked drawing-room and accepted their congratulations, upon the great event. Th! MG tblbld/

which wll pre- sided over by Mrs. H. l’. Duchofnln. another daughter, was ccnhred by an ‘exquisitely decorated birthday cake "grilled by tiny mndlu and made gay with sweet pens and tu- lips, while the same lovely flowers together with naroissi were used in the drIwlng room. and other part8

olxiostlilfis niwhemin 1n wa-it- M“ "mm" m" 3° "W!" i 14'

m‘ upon the “u” we" he, ylfds of 39-inch mltnill with 8-8 daughter-in-law Mrs- now Duch- Y“ °’ “"1"” WWW”! "l4 emln, nei- daughter Milss Dora, her 1 7'3 “m” °' "hm"-

Lillian Duchcmin of ciuuictxlarilwn. together wiui Miss “Y” i‘ “"1"” 11* d!“ 9. 4- 6 4nd 111681101‘ and Misc Alice Strubel all a W"- 5“ ‘ "W"! 1 1-1 Y“! granddaughters of Mirs. pinned or 85-inch mltdflll with 1-4 yard a while Mine M517 I-ml 011118159 daughtor ofl Mr. and Mics. A. G. Christie of North Bydndy. a w“ grandchild of the "birthday lldy" opened the door and ushered in the guests who numbered about forty. There was an excellent musical programme during the afternoon. when Mrs. Jack MIAKQDDI. Ind Mrs. Harry midis/w sang in aOlO and Miss Dora and Mia Gwen Smith in duct, Mrs. Andrew Dunn gcvc several well rendered pic-no sclsctionswhilelastbutbyno means least, came ‘the small great grand- dcughtcr who sang so sweetly all by herself. .

M311. ~ Dlngwell was presented with many gifts suitable to the occasion among ‘them lots of beauti-

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ma. Dingwcll, who

1M time is no dmvlnc thAt. ii wife with l. past is c heavy hghdi- cap to her husband. It makes social cqmplicutloun that binder a mm’: cucoclc to be marries to a woman whom other women will not n. cclva.

.lt»'l wit, Wi=i.~;.",

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although having reached such l; great ago. i! fa perfect health, is the pcesnam of an exceedingly bright mind and in fully conversant with the affairs ofthe day and able to tlkccn iutcwestdnnllthepin-suitl of her and grand-chidrcn to wlwmthoflctofhcvinghcrfcrno long gtlmc with them, may be wnlidmd a pm pi-iviieigc.

cblc to ludu the situation and the cbcncu of the girl rellly reform- ing than your are and lllo be bat- m able to stand the consequence; of lucb l max-run.

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