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was c! s use in simple pen-ri- iikht W001. Iii-h the shoulders to ip-length Jacket. model hat of grey side with a bow, “gay shoes and stom- snd ts glove completed - chic ensemble. K dressed in the uniform of a Brit- ishiidmir .. O O,

Ks. Beymourandladv Nunbumlmlme, two charming and gracious Iod-ies-in-Waiting to Queen Elizabeth, 10;. ward to seeing the “man smart

tuming out so Inartly clothed is that they are gable to buy charming frocks at such low prices. Clothes at corre- sponding prices in England would not have as much style." Lady Nunburnholme has been described as the most beautiful woman in England. . Lady Katharine could hardly wait t0 see Canada" for 1t 15 her first triPt although Lady Nunbum- hoime has been the Dominion once before. “I am sure I am going to enjoy every moment c: our stay.’ said Lad-y Katharine. lady was lady-in-Waiting to Queen Mary for some years and ‘l-iwfflfrrutgd tot haveitintroguced the 0 1e ypewr er 5,1 Iodies-in-Waiting. Her lugs. Sir Resins-id Seymour. died last October.

Princesses Elizabeth and Marga- ret Row are doing a bit of travel- ling as novel to them as the voyage to Canada ls for their parents, the fling and Queenia Menage

9 Pflnwows. t years of l-se. rode on an elephant at the London zoo, 5s, they had their first ride on a. London subway train. They travelled in a third-class coach with regular

assengers for more than a. mile.

. W were accompanied by their

BOWTHW 8nd Ifdy Helen Graham. O O

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gig at eight o'clock when Doris _ inoerit, daughter of m. and Mlrs. .,A1_i7ios Vincent, Halifax, was united 0115i and lvlrs Ewen 1 I“ Ghfilr-léldtotown. '

c - . w Gardiner - jrorned the ceremony. p" ' "The bcrid , who was given in mar-

places their honeymoon.

bride travelled in s suit cif blue with matehink acces-

I» orig the out-crf-itowu gueds __ __ Mr. and Mrs. limo Cameron of miarlotteiown. Guardian ins in congratulations

happiest lVIr. and. Mrs. Cameron.

DESIGN NO. I'll j

n‘ 11 banging. 111 . cm ilnzwlron mull: glam! the novice

v cu Monday evening at Mrs. Hoi- 's lovely horn

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THE WEEK

O ‘ O O Mrs. Harold Flemming, two children, Louisa and John, list

parents. Mr. Weaver. who accompanied her as far as Banff. Mrs. Hamming, who was n. recent visitor to Charlotte- town, will visit in Toronto. Quebec, Montreal and Ottawa. before sail- ing in the Empress of Australia for Enfliland.

Miss Helen Judson was delight- fully entertained at the Charlotte- town Hotel Monday evening when she was the guest of honor at a dinner-bridge. her hostesses being Mtm Violet Birtwistle, Miss lnelda licaclellen, Miss Ruth Young, Miss Ruth Walker. It. was a jolly gath- ering, the young bride-to-‘oe re- ceiving a very beautiful gift to mark the happy event in which she is to take part next week. O O O O

Q’! Wednmday evening Mrs. Arthur Brown had a. molt enjoy- able party at the Forester House, Pownal. for Miss Helen Judson who was very pleasantly surprised when the guests present showered her with numerous lovely miscellaneous gifts or to her marriage. Dainty refres. ents were served by the hostess before the guests returned to the city, O O O O

Mrs. Ernest Coffin, who with Mr. and Mrs. Crocker of ‘Iruro, are on a holiday visit to England and France. has just concluded a trip the Burns Country arid in ideal weather 581W the Banks and Brace of Bonnie Donn iri Al- lowcv. Arr. ‘ _ _ _

Mlsny social sctivitim are center- Elim

around - (Betty) Rogers, whose mar- riage to Mr. ge is to

take place in St. James Church on June 3rd.

0 0 0 0

DUI. DJ‘. Archibald and Miss

Nlfiliie Bell were Joint hostesses at Mira. Archibald! tty home 13M eve for Miss Betty Rogers who

prc shower of man-y lovely gifts. After good wishes had been extended bridge was played and supper served at s. lateuioiiir. Mr. (iherlcs B. Howard. MR, and . "Howardene." accom- panied bV Mix and lviirs. Ben C. Howard, Jr., left Sherbrooke Tues-

day mo for Ottawa to attend the fun being held there du-r- ing the visit of the King Queen. l

The Dulce and Duchess of Dev- onsh-ire left England on May 1L1 for South Africa.

Mrs. Ralph Parker of Sydney, arrived ‘Thursday to spend two weeks with her parents, Mr. and E. A.B. Ice Home of Sumner-

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O w; Frances Ayers is ho be a Juno bride, her engagement being announced this week to Mr. Free- w. ]F‘O O O

Min Anne Bunker who is having s deligbvttul visit with relattvcs in Scotland, visi many historic ts, spent s. recent week-end in with ma. will Mc-

ery of this

Inn Bede Beer 1m ‘Iran-slay on s. visit to.B<_isto.n.‘ ~ Mia lllsis Nicholson who has

been visiting hcr. home here left. ‘llinrrsdly 011m to New York.

Mrs. LA. tlgicore of dc onvterfoined e unger set last rrithy evening t? a liy dance

Jo er two youngest child- rui. Miss Mary ‘and 1.431115 Moore.

Mm. TM. Linlrletter and her scn, Mu." who has lust returned from , attended the Dal- Oonvocation this week

where Miss Ziipha Linkletter re- doflice with distinction. home from Halifax

in. Dimmer-side on Wed-

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Mn. 3M. Robinson. who has been vlsiti in Halifax, returned op ‘Iihinday to her home in Bum-

u 0 O 0 0

Min. J. Lelia! Holman and Mrs. H3. Iisfliruoy, were Joint hosteues

O

. soccmpa ismciboriri

than there en route. the nuiths of June :1; July a‘: with their three daught-

e 0 O O

Illissbotlfs days are sally mapped out for

those hours are strictly

Us something more

should intervene to

necessary.

MW . n. , a "break" s m imr 1am In order-that P‘ and Prim‘! Margaret mcv enjoy a returns to. her

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Hundreds of across Canada are but faster this week-cad. for I - estieshggng-aiitlcipstcd-tcur to Osp-

cda begun. ‘ Before month ends. a cross-section of (bu- ads will havtzdhba: the hmflfi @"....°-‘”‘..-“.L"Mih..a+' '..1""".“...'-“..".'.~’.... comes tb such occasions. ' '

In Vancouver ly three- score women. have honor.

and already the matter of what to paramoun tones emse ves wear and wait to do angstroms-of and their trims. First at th offlci 1i greet eltliemfiitilesclte c . n Hall whyere civic official: ande that; wives are esented and again at

be worn by ladies and gentlemen for presentation to Their Majestiee, there ls some constematlon amongst those who do not know whether or not formal clothes are obligatory. Enquiry in those quarters in Vic- toria which general! know about such matters may re ieve the minds of many.

women should wear afternoon dress, with hats. INVITATIONS HAVE

NOT BEEN ISSUED

Flor the state luncheon women will wear Just the same dress as they would iQr the morning or

ociail

the Hotel ancouver when the royal couple am guests at a civic lunch- finite rules that must be observed. eon. a chosen few of Vancouver will Women curtsv and men bow. and iiaive the opportunity of a. few if both Their Mslesties are met at moments’ conversation. the same time. turn t to the since every detail of arrange- snd en to the Queen to merits made for the entertainment make r cc. Men must bow the and Queen must be ap- from he ut no heel click- ioved by ttawa, even to the dress The back is held straight and

Apparently the only rule ls that If

afternoon presentations. As for men. they should wear

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and representative Vanoouv m the Oity Hull Big thsmycl luncheon. Intormclity ms. be the keynote of modern cti uc comes to eeri ol trudi any one prssen attended b nic esp there is a possi- b y than. they may be presented and given a short audience, for the iousness of Their Maiestica is

well known. There are several de- '

ing. hands should m1 by the side. YOU are wearing a hat, it should be held in the left hand by the side. If the King offers his hand. you bow again as you shake hands. ‘Ihe curtsy is simple. firmly on the righ foot, place the left foot behind and bend the knees to lower yourself six or eight inches. u can rot bend that low skil- ful y, remember to stop before you ose ymir baancc. back ust be held straurhii should bend forward sl iz tlv as You $32151’ Your hands fall to your

es.

Do not bow to the floor. A fam- ous royal visitor commented many years o that aha had seen more of can inn women's backs than their faces. The figure should remain straight at all times.

our head

For Saturday, May 20th MARSH 21 to APRIL 20 (A115) -'Ihe time prior to Noon is most advantageous for your important matters and plans. Between l2 and 3:30 p.m. more than ordinary care is advised 1n activities con- nected with water, beverages,

. Late afternoons and

(Taurus)

—Alertness, gram minus extremes an eration should be your set-up today. Not, particularly auspicious for ex- pansion or great gains. Routine favored.

MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gelatin- Important personal items. such as attending to bills, insurance, mak- ing promised ‘phone calls, check- ipg health with physician and deu- tist, correspondence, most favored. Perhaps nil for new matters. JUNE 32 to JULY 23 (Cancer)- Favorcble period for self-develop- ment, attaching new and valued friends, old amtuaint- ances, visiting the sick, aking active interest in community and church affairs; romance.

JULY 24 to AUGUBI.‘ 22 (Leo)— A.M. fine work and pleasurable activities that require endurance. physicial prowess, healtih exer- cises. Afternoon and cveninc but for everyday routine and familiar

matters. (VA ) sink: P0 comm a ° _ obligations

tun

surs. with the day's ,- Youu-e the best udge of whats needed. Avoid a critical attit- ude towards others and Yourself. Friendly if you overlook failings and pettiness in others. 24 0010B!!! 28 (Libra) - Bin-cs cooperation and receptivity to modem but

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OCIOBER 24 to NOVEMBER 22 -(Scorpio) ~—~ Delightful indica- tioris for personal likes and needs, especially for you born after Nov. 9. If work's on your schedule, the day will pass quicker, ha. pier if you keep a smile on your ps and

in vour heart.

NOVEMBER. N to DEXJEMBEH. 22 (Sagittarius) ~ Advantageous for mingling business with social interests. seeking favors,‘ discuss- ing your problems with sym the- tic friends and time im- prove friendships and personal prestige.

D 23 to JANUARY 2i (Capricorn) -- Not inspiring from a money-making stand int but all right for necessary isl activities, study, research, at- tending to personal hobbies, travel.

rest, reading.

JANUARY 22 t0 FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) - Ace-high for your pet avocs“ or hobby if you don't neglect msentlals and duties. strict adherence to honest, straightfor- ward methods urged. Don't be s

Barty to subterfuge; dcrrt be gull- o.

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These orchards are still extensive, ough not so mac ll when they were planned by the Prince Consort. Much of the fruit for the Royal table is supplied from here, but of lute yours the bulk the apples have ccnie di-ingham. Iikogmcre. however, is still famous for its grapes.

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Removes " Food Rub the oven-heat stained c“. sarolel and b dishes with salt to iunove the burned part. icissoffocd. ‘rhensoakihgpm of warm water. suds, and baking soda. Wash and dry.

The Clothes Bag The bag in which the soiled clothes sic kept should not be as. glcctod. It should be la very frequently and kept m q odorless and sanitary condition, Dlmpencd Chamois Use a dampened charncls, in- stead of a duswr, on the furniture about once a. month. You will notice a great difference.