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TWO **~‘"Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Hanning, 211 Maple street tertained at a del‘ghtfully arranged dinner party evening in honor of Miss Teresa Belec whose Copps will take place on Saturday.in Nipigon. table presented a most inviting aspect with lovely tered with a rose bowl of sweetpeas and fern anc in branch candelabra. Those present were Rev. han, Rev. F. B. Murray, Mrs. A. M. Callaghan, Mrs Mrs. R. W. Copps, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Banning, le0 Banning, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shantz, Mr. Copps, Mrs. A. Van Rassel, Mrs. Claire Cheniel Pierce and Johnny Belec. Glenn Code celebrating his birthday on Sunday was feted at a delightfully arranged dinner party and social evening. Hostess for‘the occasion was Mrs. M. Craig, 254 Ogden. avenue. From a table gracious with lace cloth centred with a large birthday cake appropriately .inscribed and decorated in keepâ€" ing with the day and from which pastelâ€" streamers held atâ€" tractive place cards and flanked by vases of Spring flowers guests sat down . to a d8licious chickenâ€" dinner. Following dinner the evening was spent socially. Those present were Miss Inez.Code, Vern Jeffrey, Miss Anne Yuskow, Don. Craig, Marge Eiggens, Cal Vessela, Miss Thelma Crais, Glenn Code, Miss Cora Craiz and Duncan France. _ Many too, were the lovely @resses worn by the girls. . . particâ€" noticed, Kaye MacMillan in sleek black crepe with hand painted roses and green leaves on the bodice. . . Louise Delich in emerald green moire with red shoes and a gay red hankie at the wrist. . . Dee Iannarelli in a white crepe Gibson girl blouse and a biack crepe pegtop skirt.=. Lillian Smith in a tlack anda green print trimmed with black lace and black gloves Ella MacKenzie in pearl grey crepe with dove.grey satin trim and wine Jace gloves. . ... Alice Banich in a black ballerina with dashing plaid belt and a.mat,chmq plaid petticoat . Mrs. Manny Abrams in black crepe with red feather print and a double strand of pearls and matching bracelet. . . . Margo Scullion,.in black crepe trimmed with black satin. . . . Marâ€" guerite :Smith in navy blue.skirt of crepe with smart plaid blouse featurng a cutaway front and fishtail peplum. .â€". Milâ€" dared Mirkovich in nylon crepe of blush pink and brown with a draped pannier over the hipline: .. Anne Holjevac in a black Chiâ€"Chi crepe dress withâ€"pegtop skirt trimmed with a beauâ€" Jfu} embossed gold filled bu@kle as its effective trim. Of local interest to their many friends throughout the district is the engagement of Rosemary Beatrice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolphe J. (Lap) LaPrairie of Toronto, to James Carroll MacKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colin MacKenzte. The marriage will take place in Holy Rosary church on May 8, 1948, at 10 a.m. Recently the gentlemen of the choir of First United Church undertook to entertain the ladies in a most hilarious and novel manner and in so doing proceeded to ga‘in for themesives a reputation as "entertainers de Imxe". First they transformed the basement of the church into a cafe giving it the quaint name of "The Greasy Spoon".: They prepared the supper themselves and while serving the ladies they wore white jackets and sported jet black moustaches. . During the dinner they enâ€" tertained their guests by singing several numbers. . . and as a final gesture brought forth. . . of all things. . . a snake charmer The instigators of the afl'air incmded Gerald Doughty, Charles Wicks, Arthur Tobey, Fred Barnes, Chester Jury, Clarence Horâ€" lock and Ed. Wilson. Her_betr Treneer, ably assisted by leading the group in a rousing sing song. Guests included Mrs. M. Irvin, Mrs. R. Dur Whitehead, Mrs. D. E. Coombes, Miss Rita Magor, I Sordison, Miss Christine MeKeracher, Miss Helen R Betty Webber, Miss Clare Banham, Miss Sarah Gett Genneth Miller. A gay holiday air pervaded the McIintyre Auditorium on Ssaturday evening when membersâ€"of the Schumacher Ladies Commercial League held their annual bangquet and dance. \ . Many too, were the lovely dresses worn by the girls. . . particâ€" ularly noticed, Kaye MacMillan in sleek black crepe with hand painted roses and green leaves on the bodice. . . Louise Delich in emerald green moire with red shoes and a gay red hankie House guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W 44 Toke street, are Mrs. John Richards and s« Sudbury. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Bruneau, 14 Helen street, enter tained a number of their friends prior to their attending the very successful Garage Operators‘ Associaticn Dance held Fri day evening in the McIntyre Community Building. . .. Guest: included Mayor Karl Eyre and Mrs. Eyre, Mr. and Mrs. Wilâ€" liam Doran and Mrs. and Mre. Wilfred Spooner. Mrs. Tommy Godin, 279 Tamarack street, entertained at L charmmgly arranged miscellaneous shower during the weekâ€" end in honor of Miss Teresa Belec, brideâ€"elect of this Saturday. A most enjoyable evening was spent socially and the honoree was presented with a number of very lovely gifts for her new home lette. Mi arud ~« Those present were Mrsâ€"A. Van Rassel, Mrs. A. Oueâ€" CONTENTS NOT ED THE CURLER "Who‘s that stranger, mother dea Look, he knows us, ain‘t he queer‘ "Hush, my own. don‘t talk so wild ‘That‘s your father, dearest child; "That‘s my father? Not at all; Father died away last fail." "Father didn‘t die, you dub; Father joined the curling club. Now the club is closed so he Has no place to go, you see. No place left for him to roam, That is why he‘s coming home. KWiss him, he won‘t bite you, child All them curling guys look wild." sleeves. . . Mrs. en with choker in Chinese red ..â€".<«Mrs. Valade t South enâ€" . on Sunday Friageâ€"to Cy â€"The a‘ning y cloth cenâ€" avory tapers J. A. Callagâ€" :â€"D. M. Belec, UMr. and Mrs ind Mrs. Lee Miss MiC spooner hael., of § VIYIa@Nn rs, Miss ind Miss Mrs 1V}0A1T ! 4x WOMAN‘S PAGE Ed Bartlett Chosen as Representative Dominion Convention to be Held at Banff Mother, Son Banquet At Mountjoy United A Delightful Affair A most enjoyable Mcother and Son banquet. was held during the weekend at Mountjoy United Church with 58 mothers and sons in attendance. Guest speaker of the evening was Gower Marâ€" kle, advisor and seeretary of the local YMCA who gave a most interesting adâ€" dress. on the work, the aims and fuâ€" ture plans of the organizaticn. School responded. Mr. B. Howey exâ€" tended a vote of thanks to the mothers and the girls who seryved the banquet. As the banquet coinsided with : the birthday of Rev. E. Gilmour Bmith the popuwlar pastor of Mountjoy‘ was rreeted with the singing of "The Birthâ€" day Song". Kodachromes were shown by Mr. Wilkins and these were much enjoyed also following. the evening was brought to a close with one and all singing "Auld Lang Syne‘". MrS. _ W.â€" Phifllips, MIrs. K. C Mtrs. A. E. Humphries, Mrs. G. ford, Mrs. H. Freeman and "The C. G. I. T. g served the tables were LParolee Norma MacInnis, Elva Hayt Newell and Adele Gaouette. Tim Thompson A rousinx s Mother and sons attending were M Harvey Freeman ard Dennis, M\I Cicorge Young and George Jr.. Mi William WalHlace and Billy, Mrs. Cla: CGorrie, Ronald and Douglas, Mrs. We ley Dundas and Kay Ronald an Wayne, Mrs. E. M. Drury and Ne Mrs. Webb and Fred. Mrs. DeMil and Bcb and George Howey, Mrs. ] MclIntosh and Gordon, Mrs. H. N Highliehtit It was with much regret that we‘learned of the death of Mrs. Douglas Jones who died on Tuesday evening in the Barric Hosp‘tal at Barrie, Ontario, after an illness of long duration. . The late Mrs. Jones was a well known figure in Cobalt where she and her husband resided from 1907 until 1917. From there she and her family came to the Porcup‘ne and for many years were residents of Schumacher. .. Survivors are her husâ€" band andâ€"two daughters, Mrs. Grace Hall, and Mrs. Rita Macâ€" kie of Timmins, three grandchildren Douglas and Helen Hali and Wiillam Mackie and one great grandchild Peter Hall. Miss Phyllis Charron, talented musician daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Charron, 101 Maple street North returned reâ€" cently from studying at the Royal Conservatery of Music, Toronto. However, isn‘t hnolidaying. . . she is‘ still studying. ... her one and main ambition is to become a Conâ€" cert» pianist and already this brilliant young artist is carving a name for herself in the best musical circles. . . She has been guest performer in a number of places in Ontario and while here will appear on one of the local radio programs. St. Anthony‘s Cathedral was the scene of a pretty April wedding last week when Brian Robinson, well known in hockey circles, took as his bride Lolita Mbprin. The couple is pictured above, during the reception which followed the nuptial mass. Honeymooning in southâ€" ern Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will live in Hamilton. Adv: Our very best wishes are extended today to Teresa Belec who leaves this evening for Nipigon where her marriage to Cy Copps will take place on Saturday. Teresa will be accomâ€" panied by her mother and Mrs. R. W. Copps who will be present at t"~sa esremony. . and, superin| )1 responded d a vote of a]1NJ ting Ra it11 l € (XO nothers col the bangue hntirnz the‘ cvenming was tnce inz program given by the boys g of a piano solo by Billy Aide, by John MacLeod, a voâ€" by Lorne Thompson and a Lo by. Robert Hursti. The nger bovs performed in a skit ie Gravity" in whic parts were o perfection by Bohbh Howey, arpell, Kay Dundas. Edgar im Campbell and Lorne and committe Deil aent of Mr. B WwWas l‘ was pro which L. . the Sunda npC anc e i E_ mt is BE ME 1 4ih + AlvANULE, ‘11MMiNOG, (AN i1A Rutherâ€" Mrs. S rls wh« id and d Neil, DeMille Mrs., M. H. Mc h urc Jea Mytrs OTt The regular pine Teachers‘ Ass ntly at the J Hemlock stre sided. General business was final arrangements were Mr. Ltuis Halperin, 7 Maple street S.. is confined to the Mcunt Sinar Hosâ€" pifal in: Toronto. .. Stricken | while . Om his retuwn home from a holiday in the Southoern States with Mrs. Halperii, his condition necessitated removal to hospital. Elrea and Keith, Mr. L. J. Rowland and Edzar Brown, Mrs. Percy Aide and Billy, Mrs. Hurtsi and Rcbert, MrS. Wendell Brewor and Robin. Mrs. Kenâ€" neth Greatrex and Keneth, Mrs. Gorâ€" dorn Rutherford and Billy, MrSs. A. E. iumphries and Ray, Myrs. Kenneth Maclkecd and .J¢chn. Mrs. Charles Thompson and Lorne ard Jim, Mrs. James Pilgrim and ° Vaughan, Mrs. Charles Pye and Billy. Mrs. John Campâ€" bell and Jim, Mrs. Charles Harpeli and Glen and Garrv, Char‘es Birce and Koith Bates. Puyp ight Mrs. Marion Irvine, 4 Hart street 11 spend the weekend in Torcnto. [ gular meeting nch of the Re Association the home of street. Mr. 1 of b ht t NXSITIVE TO LIGHT PERSONA L lue eyes contract more 111 than pupils of brown eyes. ng of the P Registered | i was held C Mrs: J.] H Treneeyr Advance Porcuâ€" Music d recâ€" Knox, er preâ€" Princess Alice Club Are Planning Operetta "The Pied Piper®" The April meeting of the Princess Alice Club was held at the home of Mrs. 1. T. Brill, 113 Tamarack street. In the absence of Mrs. L. Labow, the president, Mrs. M. B. Hill acted as chairman. Mrs. R. Eddy read the financial reâ€" port, the minutes of the previow meeting and the correspondence. Reâ€" ports were also read from the various conveners and from the committee ol the annual Spring dance. ' The members had the privilege of seeing two films on cancer which were most interesting and educationâ€" al, and which stressed the urgency of an early diagnosis and treatment. It was decided to send a cheque to the Canadian Cancer Society. Mrs. C. R. Mackean was appointed chairman for the musical production "The Pied Piper" which is sponsored and will be presented by members of the club. Other members of the comâ€" mittees are Mrs, W. Alexander, adâ€" vertising, Mrs. G. Chenier, scenery Mrs. W. Eccleston, makeâ€"up, Mrs. . R. Kennie: costumes, Mrs. D. J. RowC, theatre: Mrs. T. W. V erity, publicity and Mrs. W. A. White, inâ€" strumentation. When the meeting adjourned, Mrs. Brill, the hostess served a dainty lunch of tea, small cookies and cakes. RAILW AYS «+ AIRLINES «+ STEAMSHIPS â€" HOTELS CXPRESS + TELEGRAPHS National. Famous trains, such as The Continental Limited #" # # # # These are the trains, covering more than two million miles each month, that importance as an International carrier. 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