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ennui; incur A ' I a xrria Cliaimo1"ra'row-N GUAiwiAN ' ‘It AulGflsr- 19 1953 l‘ _ill€emanfs_ s.'!.i;'!.P‘*'s<'"¢" --'- F“sl!'e.r::.:-.r .-'.¢¢.'<!£i'll¢-e.

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'_~’_l pen-pk ‘ Linen trimming accvlnllmliiuisilr -. .

I._I 0 ~ iterials of every type. iqcliid-lgggl 0 - I O j

.; enzr183 "f" the- up peek igjgtejfjfgivjgifiewfiij: , .Dorothy Dzx s Letter Box .. .' The b mm t m I m y, , g iihrcmqusrter-iength cobts‘ ‘bf 00n- '

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‘i. i v 1i . m Jengtli." titted _ » season was u... a. Home u... WE In... use: Jud-t»: y; ijsjjjj g 1:11:21? mgfl: up i; pesto use». Girl Who Must Live With Husband’s Mother, talday afternoon by l-lis Hoifourfll l Parllf “L”? ' ' - ' '

. _"th l_l -. f iurfifl "Q-WWD » __ ' new Wm” Damn and Mmhome m mxané, m k0,,“ o, m, ioiIiIIII iIiIIiIIIiégIIiIifysgzIII dmw I Urged to be Good Sport Does Man Who

"filton at Government House. From ‘B9959. M155 MnYj°1'l'-‘T9L?3“ "r Syd‘ i a c c ' Wants Fiancee t0 be Intellectual " ' '-- 1.... l‘h.~b isi: , . ‘ a , ‘

"*’Z.i‘.f....‘§§"‘-tl"..i”°‘.°....“ ‘i"§“°.“°"ii1ii'.;‘i.;.“Z.Z.‘Z-. l ~wa~w= Equallieallv I-oveHer?

... e W‘ ° P n "Bl"; ‘ " ihe blouse to accompany a. suit ' ' - ' 411M189 0! s- . ‘I185 i5 "l! Imlm- ' I’ {Choc BI Isuort mitt sleeves and hula b0!“ I . . erouc rue-m. arm-I ravine U101!‘ re- all ID- fIfI‘ "and" W5 ‘f,’ Inf cnnirasting materials are. mcdlsh. Dear was Dix-I am in love with a young man who wente to merry ‘nafcgsxime K12“ NPTESUItatWCSPZE‘ " I]: ,v 0;’ ("IIIIIIIII ‘ ' ' ‘ i ‘ .‘ ' mc,.butif I marry him I must live with his mother. She is a widow and “ n e to an fro, admiring the. ‘W . ‘so -’ Y‘ ‘ (w R H Macdvnald MD. he is m only child and he says that while he can keep up one home ho ,_ _ I . _ | . .. . _ . , . . “loveliness and artistic beauty oftlle ‘ ' ' ‘i150, accompanied by Mrs. Mac- cannot afford to keep up two. I-lc and his moths:

.0ld Colonial home, its picturesque} {"115 c- A~ Hlndllitl-‘l 3-‘ ‘

, , ‘.1 uncl family/who have been situation and the genial hospiialityill" 5°11 Ml"- Jllgilc“ JY n Li"

m‘ Mr. and Mrs. Jag. E. niurd irnlci, Jacdoque, the past month klmiduj,‘ I01‘ their. home m

are devoted to each other. I hate to start oi!

married life with such a handicap as living with my mothar-inelaw as I feel it will end in unhappi-

anss. What would you advise? AFRAD.

jynended; His Honour Lieut. Gov. (>5 Qltmib mo... and Mrs. Dalton reccivcd7 ' ’ ‘ ‘the guests who were announced by; M“- P“'~'“-" 13“'*}““- ' Major W. J. McDonald, A.D.G..,-MYS~ Whldd"“- w“ *“"‘ whilst Mlél DilllOll and B1185 P09623- 131935935 “Wk 315$ Bmquqce M_ Mqmdungu, ma? ‘W318 lxlIlItII sutsits. iriddiiIiIc '1'!“ "a “ml "amt 12.x. of New York city, is spending ' 9 e 9 5TH‘!!! 0 e - nor ‘Eli’ i:oii at her old home i mums‘ Ushcrmg m the tcaroom; Hon’ D Mafia“ Ur so‘ }%i('if<\1ii0a\\'il-ll Ml‘. and Mrs. Jas. I‘; iIi-r-re Mrs. Paul A. Murray and \\'~1$\'i‘¢<‘1\.1‘$i'~‘~~ "-"~'""' " _\,1._._<i.;n;\1d_ ‘ Miss Helen A. Glrflflfi, smug some‘- [his friends Lioxidiv m; i. u oi... . _ cry. m the dining mom the charm- “I his 5W1 h""~""=‘>'- m2 tea table was presided over by; ' ‘ ' " ' I lvlrs. D. A. ltfcKinnon, His Houmiriii when w“ d‘ 1"?“ ‘*5 Dmwm “f.-

Answsr: a

I think that in your circumstances 1 should be guided by how much I loved the man. If I was only moderately fond of him, I should not risk my hap- piness by going to live with his mother. But if I loved him so much that I felt that life would be cinders, ashes and dust without him, I would take a chance on mother-in-law. After all, it is rather silly for a girl to swear to a men that she would die for him and than balk at an in-lsw.

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Thane A. Campbell and ‘Wm. sminllman were Joint h-klb" on ‘Tuesday- at the Camp-

fi. daughter, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. James P;:-‘:\7"13~"1<5 11°11"? "I in» Hui-ll’ no‘. I'I III m I t st n] _ -I IOnI Mm DI III Rum mm 853mb n1 Mimi‘. W,» .I-,,,,i_..._.i.i uoou n l‘ I ‘zisuyalilIIcsbelbiramss, 12°: But i! I did take a sporting chance on mother-in-law I'd play the ., “ms MIMI NUS SIIIIIIIMI BIISIIIIQML.“ Ho: May. . . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IrIeIIdsI “In” she and game fairly and squarely. Iwouldnt marl-ya man, knowing Ihad to ’ I 53am“ NIGKIIIIIOIII MISS IIIIIIICIIHIOI Prince U, “VII _ II II“ IIIIIIIO were gue s13 of honour at live with his mother, and than Pick a quarrel with her or g0 into her i IweolwI M,“ Ell-Yawn‘ GaudctI Miss {chum as a g1, mm, ,1... f.” w»; oi IIIIIC "I, IIIII fflbstt delightful parties house with a chip on my shoulder and make my husband miserable with

,I Helen MCmnanI Al,“ ENIMT Iwmch he Is lmsid, MI ,1 I. ,_ IIIII IIIII IIIIIIW BoaIIIng _ bamm my whines and complaints because I didn't, have a. home of my own or This is little Dorothy Morris. and 15 months. of Walthsmetow. l: . , and Wm‘ h" h Show u” ‘I . _I sewn“ numm IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MI“ “n, Cont-Um.“ a.“ ,~,.,..;.I , .,, ,.I ._ IIIIIIIIIII IIIIII IIrIc-IIIIIB were ‘among u: because I couldn't get alon8 with his mother. cot-cover which was worked by the Qllaeni; own hands. and y-esented to her as winner of first place out

’ Kathleen Logan the gifted youngIRW hr Sir llugh Ali-ii d: w... of IIIII ’I “II Is III ed m. " - of 300 entries in the mammoth baby show licld recently in connection with the Connaught hospital . ' ~_ . .' , , 1th., c0116.“, 1,0“, n - - ‘ ‘M5 m’ M “g ‘or a No man in the world are more to be pitted than those unfortunstes carnival at Walthamstow. '

violinist, of Halifax, played several = - guvsis. 1n the cool of the evening M E 0th dwl l d h 1 . r 2 ‘demon-s. end Mr- RMHI Rvvh1vhd“‘°“*- W‘ l.“ @""‘“' lllfl‘ was served, alter» which the w m m m V“ qua” m w ° m mm w “c” u“

_ _ two women they love and who love them: How is s man to decide ba- . i. icuiui-e o1 the entertainment tweem ‘he mom” he h” wommped an his meI and to whom he L, bound than she muld be with a husband who was always making demands upon ~ _ . . illilOillKPd and n gztily decked by every “e o; Iqyglty and gratitude, and the wife with whom ‘he is p“. herI that it would cost her an effort to meet. A Mofnlngsfn|l‘

II II .. "iomnbilc arrived laden with beau- s. t“ m I1 h m to m, m 1 dm- -—--——— 1' U .i'£ul prfisonls for the bride-to-be, “gm ailimsféc: 33,9, egnzuzhelrmgxgs an: fnjusteégscsldiuailfihai: When we sec a. brilliant man married in a dull woman who does not ,

- pave much added pleasure by sing- ‘ma’? 5“""°““'3"-

' w‘ lug a number 02' request solos. The ‘ i i" 4" nccompsnists at the piano were Mrs. MIN- Enrlo Buiu a. Elliot! Full and Mrs. Raoul Rcy- Ilumrhr-av. 1-1 mond. Exquisite summer flmvors MCI-MK‘ WW

added s profusion of color and ncr- ins un onlm 1131f)‘ irw-l: iii Tin. . uz. ‘Ifmbah ‘Ere. gracious“, Mknw- that he take side" even ‘peak h“ language and who casflfiehmmbm compmlogfip’ Z31“: 01169 B11 01d 3%“ WYWKBI‘ I'll

(“me w the ImImIIIEd scene I k IulilIlzid liyhliss Saunders in her us- .. I always filled with pity for him and ow orcd he mus m as“ 0 shown round an mum-u pom-m,

.. , , , ' ~ R, VI DrI CI CI 3L.,,.1,,.O$,,I o; 5;,_.1_;““- mph-l manne" No woman has a right to sublect a. man to such torture as that. And mmly‘ Bu“ m reality’ m.“ dun Wm’ 1' Just “Lmum w b” p °d “u” Blllery- $116 WM 83031101151! m"

. I amen NISI I? IIIII IIIIIIIIII (I, HIIVI; , I ,_ _ ‘ w “D1855 gm feels heme“ “ma: Waugh ‘m! philosophic enough to she is bored with the subjects in which her usband is interested and pressed unm ‘he came to u, d...“ Belle and WW1!“ 1 F"? M, ,‘ v Mind‘, p ,1. m’ Th, 1n...“ t we 5 1d make the- best of the situation into which she is entering and nei-oio “m” “l” d°°‘ m" ‘mdemmd- “"1 by ‘m’ m5“""°"°d “m”? l“ 4"" picture of Venus rising from the

lounge suit, the Prince of wnlesIfindII ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ “ V‘ ' GM Lilyk‘, ‘ '0.“ agaturd ° enough,“ k9,], m $513,114,155 101m“); and not won.’ h" hub!“ mm her into and in which she never feels at home, and she, too, is lonely be- mam and standing p015“ on h"

tmk- on‘ Wednesday hy aeroplane We" ‘ _ ‘ II ‘ “II; B I; Rbbmgon ma“ themI m, do” we“ to “m” m m"! any m“ who cam“ m" h" ‘ cause they have ceased to have anything in common. traditional 5mm “w” ‘h, y”; 0g

~. ‘mm the lawn or his homo M Fort \l'r “"11 4 F l" lrwll \l;il“l"('l' 0i 4(i“t‘i-"‘ll~illl(1_ Miss Helen lvleilnson’ ea hom’ o! hexiown" ___—_-_ the family?" she asked m wan“ i Iifielvedere. near Windsor, bound for m; ‘(IIIIII III"II'III‘IIIIII'I I‘III IIIII. ‘ ‘ I, V _ . ‘I ‘ I ' The happiest marriages are thou in which people marry in their own mat “fight have made yam“ h”. I .;zlarrits, France, where ho win ;€uxlq(gfilnl"fv- BIIIIII, IIIII ICIIIIIIIIIII IICHI II INIIISI HI CI Mms éntemmed ‘t 1; I” not m b, dam“ t5“ ‘ momabkhhw. whether ‘h, b, the we»! class, socially, mentally and financially. DORUIHY DIX. . m; blush on being muted ‘h, w“ a all?’ fnfil: 302:1? l/Ionizvril, ri-turiii-d. 'l‘u0s< ‘ y in re- l5 ‘due on Tuesday evening for 10's; mom" or n“ hubmdl‘ mom ' m the home do“ leopard!‘ m‘ hwpl- not’ the old dam’ nodded and "M.

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"I'm glad o' it. She's no‘ half dose

sumo his duties, luivziigi Lilo ‘IJ 1' 1.0a who is leaving nelrt week he“ otmy younsflouple‘ They would have " i" batter mu” d mu“

. ‘do the Chiberta Country Club, but,

_ ,_ W, , _ , I _, ,. , ,, .. , ing a go of their marriage if they could be left alone during the dl-nger- V -- "m" ' mvrill visit friends with homes in the ‘b O:'3’°}_‘II'III\ck5iI:‘ KHYITIIII‘ u" V” IYM A ‘U’ .0 11:1‘ To"? in Tmonto’ ous time of adjustrrienlt. And so, if it is possible, the mother should solvs _ . _. _ . . i‘ w mm’ for a flew‘ days and \\’llll lllS Sjilllli‘. Airs. (111,! l1. H. 1 2.120 M18308 Mellish, formerly 01 the problem by "mam: u, ‘o “d u” mm h“ children whe.“ they a came mi

mun-y. the weaker, “when womenIwill g0 men's wages." "Yes," said a. little man in the

corner. “Next Friday night."

i ‘fillllllllffilde, 110W 0f Jamaica "Ilfiuius are guests at M15 v10]; ;Il'ivl<cnzic‘s residence on Notre

Mrs RJBnirc 311m‘ zizrrl _,'<.-‘.llIl1.‘~uil ‘Dillllfl Stivcei; and are being cor-

. Barrett and Mrs. J. S. Mull Mrs. .1. D. Hyndman, wife of Mr. Hunter Bu“ _I “ I

fafitlfie Hyndman of Ottawa, has , , , returned home after a delightful ~ flummer holiday at Bracklcy Bench.

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is for her happiness lust as much as for that of the young couple, because her ,' ‘tion is never a. pleasant one. She knows herself an an- . u ;.,,., a short visit. ;;Li Mr. uuci r 11 rs. ‘irlonds. . ' - '- ._ M3, and Mm L BI MCMHIM, I J 01m McLeod o‘; NIIIII (IIILIIIIIIIII NISIII, _ ‘I . dlinmsoshc must either bite her tongue eflzokeep from saylns’ the thins“!

-\'\l" ' "lhave as their guests their daughter Mr. Murr is cxpucicd iruni Alma-q. Alias, Enid lVPcFarlane was hostess no“ would m" to “y or d“ bring about rumfly Bqlmbbl”.

‘MES H8161! MCMWBII. and 1W1? trceii on lviondziy to join his Jflimziyjoii Friday at one o'clock at a-pmt- - '7,?‘f?M“1m'5 515m‘- MTS‘ J- K Cu"- fot thelUlllfi/lliltll‘ of the holidays. liiiiiiv. i-nngcd. luncheon Bridge and. nlllglmm 0f Cflmbfldge. MHFF- on will be intercsiliig to liirs.'ltlr'l.' lisp. i i-‘llowcr in honour 0f Miss . *4: Qlllesday afternoon Mrs- (Dr) W. J- many home friends in kllOVi mutjlrrr

. Voice (on the telephone): "Is husband in the club?" ’ Club Waiter: "No, madam, I'm afraid he isn't." Voice: "But how do you know, I didn't tell you my name." Olub Waiter: "Husbands are Blv- er hero, madam - especially those

"Phls calls for more self-control and self-abnegation than many old women possess,‘ so mother is far ‘ ' in her own little flat or boarding

than when she] is ‘either a rubber stamp or trouble-maker in her children's c Finundcrs one of this month's home‘

enter-trained i: a rie- no; husband is tho Cons; Em. Ilm/Icies. ‘ . .~ who are wanud “the whim”, , “in h so a H‘ Dre y smn‘ camhdmeI l“ the. “o” 5mm‘ Cm" ~ I ' However, it ‘is often financially necessary for mother to live in her m" M19 “I KEDDOCII in their tlon on rucsdny next. II The Mast-s Green entertained at ¢hndnnig home; and than the wise thing and the right thing (or tbs jbonor. The visitors are having a * * * ‘ I-ll"" hm” ‘m King Billed? 911i! daughter-in-law to do istoset herself to work to win her motber-in-law Iftiidéghtfultgound IIoIf socijnl Iactiigsiis Mrs. R. l3. Aim-Neill. Rii‘ll1ll‘llSiw11_I\V£‘{3k for friends. , W" md ma“ . 91°54 0g hm m‘; mugyqum, “m” out o; a hum.“ F 0 R ' ‘"1 ‘m’ °r°ug Y "1 °Y "g ° FAWYWP. 5l‘illl“l'-. “=15 llohlifli hi 1m l - - ' ‘a " ' she can do this if shc will only handle the older woman tactfully. The ‘fylfflldfly- iinformn-l lttle bridle ior her {zllbsth} Mr. Huber, McKay and w. Oecil yoimger woman must adapt herself and her ways to the older one because '_v ' ° ’ Miss iilario luui-ch, “YQCVlOLlS to llcr_‘_1 on u-ho motored here and en- -the old do not easily change. ‘Mr. A. G. Putnam, Manager 0t return home this woelc. . |jo;.~:>d their holidays at m. McKay's " ., the Royal Bank o! Canada, sack- ' " * |_f“"1h‘_\‘_ 1101110 in Springfield, have And, no matter how much she has looked forward to being the mis- _ ville, has Joined his family at Eldon Judge and lira-s. c. Gavan Duffy ilwlinlfl i0 Waverley. Mass. They tress in her own home and using the pretty things in ha: hope cheat, shs ‘(or a holiday, have as their guest Xllfifl‘. nurrys were accompanied by Misses Rhoda does well, ifslic goes to live in her mother-in-law‘! house, to leave mothcr- 0 c w a-liowlful of Kclloflfc m,“ ° ° ' sister, Miss Eden or liulliax. ‘McLeod, Ado. McKay and B. lvfoi in-law in possession of the domestic throne aha has occupied so long and. Rica Krisplod. And how .. m; _y_ E. BmnchamI MrsI Blanch c a o . I Kay to Mr. Allen's home 1n p011 which it is as the bitterness of death to her to Elva up to her daughtcr- jhgyddjgmbaljygndgqgm ja/rd and children are leaving today Miss Rocchliniz, Principal of ‘Eirfn, NJi, in law. body 015° when the, on a motor trip through Mnlno. Edgehill, moinml in Yurmourii lust; * ' ° flack], md pop hm

_ u a a week ‘to meet Miss Murray whoi The hostesses on wading“, ‘no treat your mother-in-law as wu would your own mother, to be

Miss minor Johnson, RN" qf was returning irrmi Boston \Vli(:l'(‘. Montreal. who has been the guest she had been foIz-"tlic hone-fit. of l‘ _fm-' several weeks of Mr] and Mm health. Mrs Rqvclilinsg and A I - J. F. Macdonold, Upper _Princo Murray. will remain in the v.1. 3v INlcholi-mn, get along with. But it is the right thing to do. And it will pay in the ' ‘ street. left Monday on return. Her during the rest of the vocation I ‘ I s - -- I heaviness itwillslve your husband-

' mother, Mrs. R. M. Johnson has m. much to tho regret of their nluny Mrs. E. T. Tanton, Mrs. Lee Home,

‘covered nicely from her recent, sev- friends at Holland covc w-herr: they iIMrs. A. R. Brennan, Mrs. J’. Iieliny Amt “t” ‘m 7°“ m” “mm w m‘ “mm WM h" 399M u" b9“ .I§;-e illness and 1s being pleasanuy have pfCYiOUSly spent llirir suin- illolmnn and Mrs. James Prichard "a" “h” u“ developing "WM human‘! m: Wu‘

entertained by 118!‘ many friends. mus. IMP "Slims in Cemobellton. us, mam“ m3

~ c c I e a a ilw guests or Mrs. Pricltardfs sis? ' ' ' ‘ ' '

‘liintr castaux this s - Ewen and iiimil of Iown, are‘ "lllhire- ' . ' 9 5 S, m“; mm nctivlgeisclfdié°zn among me momfsyhyQnjnylnIwI [I W, » . . , aue girl,‘ but she has 1m high school without graduating. 1 want her to mjoyable dance at Govermnont we,“ renewing frimdfih I: In ma, qqm mmhms of YOrkI "who cab go bank to school and study for about five years, for when! graduate our HIIIIHIII The IIOSIIIIIIIIIIY III “III SIIIII. “mm IIIIIIIH or IIIIII PIIOIIIIIIIIIIIII I . IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIr IIII IIIIIJIIIIM hmhday on intellectual levels will be eight years apart if ahe remains as she is. She

III was also emndod by It“ “Duh , _ _ II “many (I, last ma‘ M, Imam m’ says that if I love her I will be satisfied with her as shIa is. I eey if alil

I u“ mum Mn and Mm WI CI MIICKIIII; (If IGmmIs. CnsmI where she a mum lovecmo she will fit hersolftobc soompaniontome. We am both stub- -. I _ . . I Edmonton“ Ana“ sIIIIIIlt IIWII “NIP In“. a 51mm .110“ day with the Eafl- born and are holdlnfl our ground in this drirmish, but have decided to let

" The ma, hggfggggs at the GOKIond in Montreal, the ghosts m Mr, and countess 0i’ Strathmore. She you "me w JOHN MmEDNA‘

,. Ifjinks this afternoon will be Mrs, and lvii-Is. John A. coil-ins. m. Rw-k- ivzis accompanied by Princess Ifliza- l, er,

u, g, 1-, Gram M", C_ a Thommmngclifie, en route to their, homo 1mm i-Mlh n-nd Princess Margaret.’ The '

. . I think that you arc in the right, and that inasmuch as you place yum Mqxm1¢y_ M“, A, 5mg; _ Charloiteiovm, where they have FJuke of Yorlcwas to "join the i been for a 10w WIICIIIIII I ‘Imchkes this weekI . such a high value upon education, ths girl is making a mistake in not try-

i to culti to h lf t fltti . I, M,” wmmred 61mm and Mr a . . I m i, ' I ng va arse so the she wiilbe a ng mate for you

Yrlend lvliss Viola, mmgwqrth p! _Dl‘. and Mrs. _GI. Iluyinonrl Bmwi 'l'liIi= Rev. R. Cl "Good, L."I‘l'i., o1’, Worcester. Mass, are the guests of with their children iziysooin uuaisi- Jvhrfs Church. "Ibronto, and

A grand coroalifor chil- Hrcn. Nourishing rice. - Easyzpodigcal. Always oven- "' fresh. snide byliallcgg h: I Ionian, Ontario.

Hiricrnoon at the Suxrunersidg Ten. patient with her ways, to be uncritical of her faults, to be respectful and , nis Courts were; the Mme; Hem, deferential to her and to show hcr tenderness may require a bit of doing, ' F llolmnn, Ruth Summons and Mary as the English say. Especially if she is Jealous and suspicious and hard to

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Many men, even many intellectual men, prefer wives who are their A" “Hum 15 “m, m “um ‘m, m defined m ‘m! u ‘ ‘m, a I

mental infariors, but evidently you do not belong to that class. You

Min (Milan's mother, Mm ,1, G11. George, returned last week to ilon-‘Iihc Rev. W. H; Longhorn, (map- II 11a or coin (coin preferred-l 79"‘- 51" 4 “quires 1% YIN! 01 . ‘ ‘P! at their summer home at Ink- troal from spending the summer at in“ "7 R-dley "College. Bt. Cath- 3:‘; 5,1,. wujnl-gmrwzltluhotrmp ‘t: Vi‘: gutahofirmxxolg. w"? “l” unhmy’ 394mm mltm“ Wm‘ "5 Vi“ M 35' . ' - ‘moan. - Holland cove. _ ' ‘Immsi ha" M“ the’ 811""? °Y the (our years of your engagement is over. 11in chances no that in that m, 7774 m D Frock “i, inch mutt-sun" ‘q: m, d ‘ ' ' . “I .' ‘f h. y, I a?‘ (i? 1:14;; “mam” M time abs wm iind some chap who will be more interested in the outside nab], 52,13“; main‘ “I “I m’ N0- 87’l—1‘br Smart Juhlor- Th1! ' . II. an Harold Montieth of at o. Tommi coIuIits i .s t; Ion, III-II Imk I r rv- dvurlns the- of hdl’ head than what is in it, and she will marry him and be happlsr 3Q yen,’ m 3., 4., 4, “d 44 m,“ style is designed imllee 8.10.1? and J40; real a e receiving tho ctmgrgt- noon tea will b0 suvcri by liussaa i . ‘I ' I bu“ meuum Sm as requires H‘ n yum 5m a "ma". l“ m,“ , q I.‘ I . in; ans of their friends on the ar- Joan Moon-on, Vrumdil RoboiisomI " ' Mrs. J. B. l-Iegen and her daugb- Miss Beasts Bear antcrtaincd at a any, o; 39.1mm mater“; of 88-inch material with 96 yards of i Iflval c! a nowbabyboy. meni- young Jean Grant. 'Mrs. John uterus. , MFR Perry Cmshy gave a c-harm- m, w“ Jug, u‘ we,“ o; m, deuahmul, hum“ and“ ‘t m‘ ' ribbon (o, b0“ m. Rolfe. who has been visiting? ' ' * W! flflmw" "a m1 Mohair at Misses aunt and Mrs. mussel. of Canadian National Hotel yesterday m, m Atwnuon Mum“, Th.‘ I