Women

Anne Bond, Women’s

Editor, Phone 4.8506

Band Pianist

tell you how much I enjoyed vour recently published keen definition of the cerrent dance sensation, the Twi

RY HAWORTH

Definition Gives Insight

Dear Mary Haworth: I must}

Says “Twist”

An’ immediate high ~ fashion |look looms on the horizon, say je beauty experts, as faa ont pretty sure the same isn't true more flattering fashions reflect | of the current crop of hip- the tones of precious twisters. = Mi. noted authorities on| Deas After beauty have some sage strate-| 12 years’ marriage and ms to give your face com-

Beauty Experts Say Make-Up Se: are Will Have High-Fashion Look "=,

Begin with make up founda-

|tion in a color-subdued shade

which matches your skin. a or beige-rose tones are Against a jewel color, face will hold its own like a pic- ture in a jewelled frame. To make a more flawless e:

we been in ppnow all my life — have done many yéars of dance band piano. I have seen the Charleston, the Black Bottom, ete, but the Twist is something deeper, far more. fas-

re | ge: xpanse children I must face the fact plete beauty when you wear one, of face and throat from hair- that my husband is unfaithful; | Brg, °s02, "estore, oe dncciiche, weoria |

liar and a cheat in other Sprinkied and paved with jewels. | quid or pan-cake make-up that

‘Mr. end Mrs. Reagh Barrett, Wheatley River have returned home after an enjoyable six- weeks holiday in Ontario. While there they were guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Neil R. Isenor and family in Peterboro, They also visited friends in Toronto.

is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Philip McQuaid and Mrs. Thomas McAdam, in Charlotte- town.

‘The monthly meeting of the Royal Canadian College of Or- ganists met St. Peter's Church on March 3 at 7.30 p.m. The plain chant was discussed and a display of this music was shown,

Mr. George P. Thompson has joined his friends, Dr. and Mrs King Gi f Vancouver, B.C., poets holiday in Phoen- lx, Ariz,

Mrs. Fulton Coffin, 16 Confed- eration street, elty, was among the delegates leaving the prov- ince Saturday to attend the Ca- nadian conference on education which opened in Montreal on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pickering, Clinton, entertained at their home on Tuesday evening, Feb- ruary 27, when fourteen tables of auction were in play. Prizes

ELLEN’S DIARY Daffodils Are

Lioyd Chambers of Ot-|

for ladies high went to

‘am Harrington, men’s high to Keith Woodside. Consolation wards were received by M:

Mrs.

Armel Whitehead for the ladies and Mr. William Reeves = the mes. Proceeds « of

wel the Women's Institute. Re

| ments were served by the hos-

tess assisted by several of the ladies.

Mr, Samuel Waugh, Kelvin Grove, is @ patient in the Prince County Hospital. Summerside.

Miss Anna Callaghan. Wilt-

spending some time in

Clinton at the home of Mr. and

fg ‘Thomas Sullivan and fam- ly.

Garth Campbell, so nof Mr. and Mrs, Walter Campbell, has returned to his home at Free- town after being a patient in the Prince County Hospital, Sum- merside.

Mrs. Cecil Mill, Claremont, is spending a few days in Char- lottetown, guest of her daughter, Mrs. Davison Biggar and Mr. | Biggar and family.

Dr. Wyllie Allan, Charlotte- town, left Saturday by plane for. Toronto, Ont., where he is tak- ing one week's intensive post graduate course in orthodontics at the faculty of dentistry in Toronto.

Remindful

Of Yellow June Butter

The sunlight washing the ger- aniums on the sills this afternoon was warmly golden. And if one kept her eyes trained to “The upward/look” not allowing them | to stray to the white of the win- ter-fields below, the sky was so sunnily bfue, one could fancy| it was already spring. . .Then the tulips, we, with Alex at- tending us, planted last fall will unfold their gay petals! And the daffodils’ yellow will be remind- ful of the sweet of the June-time| butter, which was once a pro- duct of the farmwife’s churn, How much we shall enjoy it, we think, indeed be loath to see the spring's days pi

Today however was one of winter's own days-such a one as lads like Mack desire, deeply interested as they are in hockey and skating. “Now,” he grin- ned happily this afternoon put- ting by the hockey boots he had | been ‘fitting with new laces, “T| guess I may as well. go and| milk that bird-of-a-goat! Oh, {| shouldn't say that,” he amend- ed, ‘for she’s one of the nicest | pets that we have. But sometim- es, especially when I'm f hurry to get at something else,| She's just plain ornery! Bee won't stand still to be milked.

“You'll have to build a milk- ing - parlor!” we sai He chuckled at the thought. “But that's right,” he nodded. “If she were up on an elevation- even a low table, it would lighten my troubles consider-| ably." He glanced at I cal-| endar on the wall. is an attractive one, as it habpouaes the scene, a fisherman trying | his luck angling in a pictured| blue lake. About is an edging of

a| len!”

wildflowers and odd trees, and across it the clouds from an azure sky dip to the mountain's top. Received from a western friend, a former Islander, it

has increased ours and the chil-'

drens’ knowledge of that far Province from whence it came. “The winter's slipping by,” he commented. “I wonder, and behind it there was a wish-

ful thought, we knew, “will there be skating on into April this year

“It's (ee we said,

“And do you know” he con- tinued, “the Fat Stock Show

and Sale is creeping up on us? hope there won't be such drifts

as there were in those days of @iS fave Teporis. Mrs. Lee ask- ary meeting, when the presi- | meeting.

last spring! Remember? Dad 4 | dent, Mrs. George Irving, con. |—

and I had to walk. . . plod,| theit reports ready for the an- ducted the business period. GET INCREASE | RIA would be a better word, to the DUA! meeting which is to be’ ‘The meeting opened with the OTTAWA (CP) — Wage tn-

Highway and catch a di there to attend it the first day, because a storm had filled this road, The plow cleared it in time for us to take the truck the last day. Well, I'd better get moving,” he said rising and turning away to the door it qulet tonight says looking from his reading in Hep ara chair. ““Where's Mack?" “At rink.” “I thought he must be away. I was expecting to see him open the door at any minute. So that's "he offers returning to his

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“That's what I am going to ask you, Missis! Open the door for me,” the furry black cat whispers getting down from the) couch.” It's too still here for the|

like of me - I think I'll go out for a stroll.’

Until tomorrow — — eal Good-night.

einating and, above all, very important. Therefore, when statement say, of dence version of the mating call—,” it struck me as the best, most logical definition that I have encountered to date. It has humor, too; but it is a deeply psychological insight into the nature (or message) the dance.

Mankind cannot be muzzled. We must express what we feel at times; or else—.

I have always been high praise of Claude Music, with its consecutive fifths and octaves, Debussy rele us from the harmonic tyranny of the tiresome sixths and thirds (great composers, nonethele: Figuratively,. Debussy held our noses, poured his modern the- ories down our throats and made us like it, More power to him.

There is nothing more beauti- ful than “The Afternoon of

Faun" by Claude Debussy.

| Very sincerely, - C. F.

Dear C. F.: If we are to main- tain a right order of values, con- cerning things of importance, I suppose we shouldn't pay | much attention to the Twist, even though it does seem to be a world-wide symptom of some- thing at the moment.

gob can’t resist commenting

on your sense that this latest variation of the shimmy dance is somehow more mysterious, more fascinating and, above all, more important than its pre- decessors — the rowdy Charles- | ton and the bawdy Black Bot- [tom

To my earlier suggestion, that | the Twist is a kind of free form dance version of the mating call, id that possibly

I read your

oe

mi ad | also it A be the beatnik dau-

ghter of the jungle medicine |man? No doubt the medicine man knew what he thought he was doing, at least; but I'm

WOMEN’S. ORGANIZATIONS | ee CWL Council Hears Talk

| On Retarded

The St. Pius X Council of the CWL held their February meet- ing recently. Mrs. Matthew Lee presided at this meeting.

The treasurer’s report showed a substantial bank balance and the various committee conven- ers gave reports, Mrs. Lee ask-

m_ Held next month.

A last rites kit was donated by the council to Father Mac-| Donald for use at the Provincial Infirmary. Mrs, Frank MacDon- ald; Mrs. George Cheverie and Mrs, Henry Perry were ap- pointed to the nominating com- mittee to bring in a slate of of- ficers for the coming year. The following women were appoint- ed to visit the patients in the nursing homes this month, Mrs. MacCarville, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Driscoll, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Whitlock, Mrs. Doiron and Mrs. Daley.

‘A committee was named to look after the re-decoration of the church hall,

The speaker for the evening was Miss Eleanor MacDonald.

on consultant for the city schools. Her topic was ‘the ed: ucatable retarded child”

Following Miss MacDonald's! address a question and answer

Gerchaw ie the ladies lounge oo rs. Cudmore —_| Thursday evening. The Red Cross canvass again ill Address . will be carried on in the Village ion oat by the auilary members under anes Legion Auxiliary = Hector, Buote, color Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Direc-| canvass in the community. Your gown calls for Ted, choose| or of Water Safety and First| The members wil hold card = Tee Aid ‘services for the Island will) wednesday, March 21 *pie-| use a address the April 5 meeting) ‘The financial statement was pink. If of the Ladies Auxiliary, Tignish| presented by the secretary. oo | branch of the Canadian Legion| treasurer, Mrs. Edgar Peters

and the canteen report was give This annot the |to crimson, — red is your wee yanced at the) on by Mrs. Buote. group's monthly mesting by the| "The testing ended with the

| most weet. flattering and)

t, Mrs. AL-| singing of Gold Save the Queen. Their advice? First enhance| results, when powdered, in| dazzlin President, Mrs. Reginald Knowing this, does a wife COn- the Jook of your skin. With all| a flattering finish as sheer and tinue to “believe” in &@ mam the beauty aids and tricks at| sheenless as matte velvet. Soonng ber Be ment? Or ee your command, make your face| Be choosy about the color of # y look as unshiny and as blotted| your eyeshadow. It sho ‘ she take a deep breath and close 5°, ‘flower so the jewel colors| importantly keyed to the Jewel You ll never now

her heart and home see him

—as has suggested to and tones will sparkle around > you

and leave your face in

e? ‘Separation would be a prob- beautiful relief.

lem, fi ly. But I've been oes bers to her home for the next

out of my life and do the best . I can; that his weakness is a nie and Mrs. Andy Wells. Mrs. bad moral influence on them. ‘illiam Campbell and Mrs. Ers- To all appearances he isn't | kine MacMillan will be in weak. He is’ companionable, | charge of the program. . loving, bight, when home, But _ During the social hour which doesn't keep promises and | followed the meeting, lunch was isn’t a good provider, being un-| served by the hostess and t stable financially. committee in charge.

He is brilliant in speech and) cape TRAVERSE UCW mann

er, led a gen- ; ius and’ instills confidence in con PeRaeSy eet ee

| eolor = your dress. If your dress is a rare fewelled blue, choose a blue shade, If it is a | rich emerald green, choose one of the emerald green ones. If it happens to be one of the sup- erb lilac shades, choose a mat- ching shade, So that the eye shadow remains dry, radiantly alive and glowing, try one in ler form or use a cream shadow in the same jewelled color. Apply the cre shadow first and powder it over with the powder Ahadow for a | completely dramatic jeweled

effect. at Now, for your next strategem, | take an eye-liner brush in hand.

re-| ther leave, given the courage,

| being procured by a committee |

c the most wary. He swears he adores me and he is fiercely Women was hei at the homeo Get set for line-drawing on lids, proud of his children, But how Mrs. Frank Muttart on Febru-| fore and aft, as deliberate do I reconcile the contradie- Gevotional oe | calligraphy. Never was a di tlons? Am I _vioaless, Jacking we sa period. | line - preferably a black line character? Harper, assisted bY) more important to a face than “suffer all things, believeth all Annie ‘Bell and Rita Stevenson | now when you need to make things?” If I trust, am I deceiv- | had charge of the program, ur eyes out-sparkle a di ea? Please help me. - W. G, topic of which was “family life”. | Give the line new width as it 1 W. G.: It is perfect love An interesting discussion fol- | iss the oaaire ot taalanetia® that “believeth, hopeth, endure- | lowe IEevish both upper and lower th all things.” It seems you are The president, Madge Nor- lashes with mascara. in conflict about what to do, Evi- | ting, conducted the pesnens | Eyelash emphasis? To make dently someone is trying to force pes, The minutes of the = m look like the demure prin- @ decision upon you. eeting were read by Alice! cess" in a child's picture book, My advice is—find out what Muttart in the absence of the| and to add more sparkle to their you personally most want to do| secretary and membership fees jewelled look, wear artificial and do it. If faith, hope and | were paid. ‘eyelashes, This is no time to charity (in your heart) eneour-| | Mrs. Harry Muttart invited try to coax glamour out of stub- age you to stay with your hus-| the members to her home for) by lengths. After your “fakes” band, stay, But if you would ra-| the hearch ‘mesting which” will | are applied and left long so be the special World day of they'll sweep down-to-here, mas- I'd say go. Don’t wait for the prayer meeting on March 9. | cara them, along with your own, going to be made easy. | most extravagantly, The right way will unfold, a GRAHAMS ROAD WI ayelong (don't acne: The regular meeting of y

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soumselion to get your bearings. | cently with the president, Mrs. | ‘mel MacKinnon in the chair. |

The minutes of the last meet- ing were read approved and the correspondence included a letter from the Tweedsmuir ind the convener |

| of the home economics commit: |

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copies of the WI News and the Federated News were distribut cotton dresses . ed to the members. It was de- i Chi Idren cided to have a sale, of home to wear pare at the March meeting. eee eles Mrs, MacKinnon and Mra, NOW cena of the lunch | Ting tepart_ on’ farty, foreuh and through Mrs. Ralph Wigmore spoke on ; DOCK home economics. Mrs. George Spring & ti MacLeod and Mrs. John Camy Mrs. Andy walle Ls hostess ‘p Summer

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