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THE DATLY BRITISH WHIG WS FOR WOMEN READERS md _-- 3 "tet Al NEWS AND V --_ jrimited, and the Renfrew Refriger- : LIFE'S SOCIAL SIDE, i Company, of both of which fn- dustries the Hon. T. A. Low is the head, while Mr. Beatty is the super- iintendent 'of the latter factory. Messrs, Vickers and Beatty are both enthusiastic Rotarians, "Rotarian Frank" being song leader of the Renfrew Rotary Club, and "Rotarian . |_ The Editor Hears || That Ottawa * is celebrating its|" hundredth anniversary this summer | and has, on the advice of one of the | committee who put on the Kingston | Historical Pageant in September, | 1924, engaged the John Rogers Com- | i Y(< like oid Shredded Wheat Biscuit * You will like bell, "Glen Lyon" while in town for the R.M.C. gaieties. Mrs. Sorsbie is with her sister, Mrs. Hibert Neil. "Woman's Page Editor Phone 2613. © * Private Phone 857w. - Eh $ * » citizens' band, "= Cadet Petér Fair left on Sunday for Camp Borden. Lr : » * ® Miss Hicks, Winnipeg, fs visiting TS. Kefth Hicks, Kens . . - Miss Anna Mahood Will entertain tea at the Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon, : Ee . "Mrs, James McGall, 8 visiting her son, Mr. 8. 8. McGall, Montreal. 5 .- = Mr. Neil McMahon and Mr, Charles Woods motored to Napanee to spend the week-end. i * * / © Miss Jean Chown is with her par- tS, Dr. and Mrs. Albert Chowa, "Bdgehiln." . Mr, and Mrs. Frontenac street, from Toronto. » . . : The Monday mah Jongg club 1s meeting at the Cataraqui Golf and Country Club to-day, Ln a Miss Sara Lavell, Toronto. is with her sister, Mrs. GQ. v. Chown, ~ "Sunnyside." LJ * . Mrs, Cuthbert Gummer and her ehildren are spending some time on Wolfe Island. . * # Dr. and Mrs. G. Ww. Mylks and Miss Helen Mylks leave for England on Wednesday. * . Dr. and Mrs: "Avonmore," will for Murray Bay, » Miss Isabel Minnes, Bagot street, Is in Belleville with her sister, Mrs. Granville Sinclair, i i. Ronald Van Luven, have returned = W. G. Jordan, leave this week - . Miss Hazel McIntyre, of the staff of Louise school, has left for her home in Martintown. - . . Mrs. McMillan, Ottawa, and her hildren are visiting Mrs, Thomas 'Ritchie, "Elmhurst." Miss Jessie Killgammon, Bath, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam C. Henzy, Odessa, - - - Mrs. Donald MacPhail and Mrs. Bermingham have returned motor trip to Montreal, - - * Mrs, Mortimer Odell, Ottawa, 1s iting her sister, Mrs. Bibby, and + H. D. Bibby, Barrie street. £ . . * rs. H. W. Richatdsdp. "Alwing- * has Rent out cards for a den party on Friday afternoon. - od . Mrs. Charles Greene, Detroit, sy 18 visiting her mother, Mrs, 8. y Victoria Terrace, Montreal 5 * * Mr. Arthur Williamson, Toronto, 8 week-end guest at "Edgehill," home of Dr. and Mrs. A. P. - i 'Miss Beard, O'Kill street, who was . to with Mrs. Moberly and 8 Wrenshall, has returned to > vo. "Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shales, Lon. in Kingston and will go on Que, for their summer . and Mrs. W. P. Andereson returned to Ottawa after a two trip. through the Panama other places. . - lanley Graham, Kensington d her children will go to | Island Park on Thursday the summer. . * i Alice Vanluvensot Rochester, } returned home, after a 'her aunt, Mrs. R. Polliit, street. ' Davis, King street, 5st at the Bell-Canham Toronto on Saturday It was a Srilttant event. ta. id Mrs. H. A. Lavell, Ear ® next week for Park to spend the {turned to Toronto wit ington ave- Birks, who was Mrs. York street, | son, who motored back to Quebec. . . . Miss Katharine MacPhail, who ro h. Mrs. Earl | Donald Mac- | M.C. Ealettes | on. Phail's guest for the R. has returned to Kingst . . v Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hughes, Otta- Wa, were week-end visitors, and were warmly welcome by old friends. Their presence here was a happy oc- casion for their friends. . - ® Mrs. E. Holder, Willlam street, West, Who was a delegate Grand Orsfike Lodge sf British an) erica, whic met in Ottawa last week returned home on Baturday, * + a Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Alexander MacLachlan, Smyrna, Turkey, have arrived in town and are with their son, Mr. A. Grant MacLachlan, and Mrs. MacLachlan, Barrie street. * » * » Miss ' Ruth Craig and Mr. James Craig will come from Vancouver, B.C., shortly to join their parents, the Dean of Ontario and Mrs. W, W. Craig, West street. Miss Marie Vanluven, Nelson street has left for Ottawa to visit her sister, Mrs. E. B. Winfer, and Dr. Winter. She will accompany them to their summer home at Norway Bay. * Mrs. J. C. Farthing is leaving Montreal on July 5th for Muskoka, where she will spend the summer at Cleveland's House, Lake Rosseau. Bishop Farthing will join Mrs, Farthing at the end of July, Ri . . . The Whig will be glad to have the names of visitors in town and ac- counts of various social events for publication in the social column, Such communications should be signed and the address of the sénder given. Write or telephone to the Editor of the Woman's Page, Tele- phone No. 2613. * x» The ladies who came to-day from | Bin" the Jefferson County Golf Club, Wa- tertown, N.Y., to play ladies of the Cataraqui Golf Club are Mrs. Ros- well 8. George, Mrs. Roy F. Hall, Mrs. George A. Stebbins, Miss Hun- gerford, Mrs. Dillenbeck, Miss Elisa- beth Stebbins, Miss Catherine Steb- bins and Mrs. John Johnson of Cape Vincent. The Governor-General and the Lady Byng of Vimy received ithe eighteen members of the Church Army of the Church of England now in Ottawa, on Saturday morning at Government House. The party were escorted around the grounds during head of the which is sponsored and managed by the Rotary Club. The party drove around Kingston and were enthusi- astic | WOMEN'S INSTITUTE BLOOMFIELD. The regular meeting of the Bloomfield women's Institute was held in the town hall, Wednesday, with 35 members present, t president in the chair. Routice busi- ness followed the opening exercises. Fifty dollars was voted to 'he Lib- rary Board for new books, repairs; etc. A number of new reference books have been added to the Lib- rary on housewifery, sewing and kindred subjects. The programme was short, an instrumental duet, one of Mirandy's philosophical monologues, as narrated by Dorothy Dix, and the story of a Surprise Luncheon Club, with emergency menus png pints, The roll call, "a refreshing drink" brought a good response. Sandwiches and tea were served by the committee for the day, and plans were discussed for entertaining Wellington axl Gilbert's Mills Institutes in July. " Collection amounted to $2.7 WEDDINGS. Fairbrother-Jordan. A pretty wedding was solemnized at 4.30 on Saturday afternoon at the United Church parsonage, Brock- ville, by Rev. F. W. Wooten, when Esther Lily, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jordan, Mallory- town, was united in marriage to Mr. Almon Marshall Fairbrother, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fair- brother, Vestal, N.Y. The bride was becomingly attired in white georg- ette crepe, with picture hat of white crocheted milan straw, and carried a bouquet of pink ophelia roses with mauve sweet peas. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Fairbrother left for Binghamton, N.Y., via Utica, the bride travelling in a white flannel suit. They will tour Central and Southern New York and Pennsylvania. After Sep- tember 1st, Mr. and Mrs, Fairbrother will be at home in Windsor, Que., where the former is employed as a chemist with the Wood--and- Pulp Process, : Limited. " ------------it THE SHIELD. God, give me laughter for a buckler Lest to the blows of Life I yield, the visit. The Church Army repie- sentatives will be in Kingston oa July 17th and will speak in the several Anglican churches. * . * . The Kingston ladies entertained the Watertown golfers at luncheon at the Cataraqui Golf and Country Club to-day before the match and after the play the visitors will leave for Cape Vincent by motor boat. The Kingston ladies who are cap- tained by Miss Caroline Mitchell are Mrs. C. BE. Taylor, Mrs. Halloway Waddell, Mrs. Stewart} Robertson, Mrs. H. OC. Welch, Miss James Mil- ler and Miss Grace Mooers. . -* - Bir James Atkins, Lieutenant-Gov- ernor of Manitoba, has accepted an invitation to the annual celebration of the Canadian Club of Vancouver, B.C, which will take the form of a luncheon, on June 28th. Among the guests will be Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper, whose father was one of the founders of . Confederation, Dr. C. Cartwright, son of Sir Richard Cart. wright, and J. M. V, Bowell, son of Sir Mackenzie Bowell, one-time Pre- miler of Canada, * 9 9 Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Vickers and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beatty spent part of Saturday visiting friends in the city on their way to Toronto by mo- When my head is bowed to press of foemen Lord, give me laughter for a shield. Grant-me will to fight if not to con- quer, Strength to keep my spirit from ec- lipse, And let me hold at midnight and &t noonday. The shield of laughter on unshaking lips. There is none so strong can over come ft, Black rage, red scorn of serpent guile, Magic lives in weakliest defenses-- Even in a little twisted smile, In the duck and through the murk af conflict Fighting on against; spears, More flags will rally round to laught- er : Than ever owned the sovereignty of tears, the driving Though I have no armor that is ; trusty / : And nothing but a wooden sword to wield ; I shall go down fighting and not craven It_Thou, Lord, give laughter for a tor. Mr, Vickers is general m ® k anager of the Renfrew Electric Products, shield. . ==By Edna Valentine Trapnell. regarding its natural beauties. | a egh pany to train the men and women who will take part in the spectacle. Programmes of the Kingston pageant and clippings from the British Whig, Kingston, giving an account of the splendid scenes were, at the request of the Ottawa committee, sent to them to assist them in arranging their pageant. Bytown, now Ottawa, Canada's capital, was not even a village when the corner stone of the present. Bt. George's cathedral was laid, Kingston at that time being for nearly one hundred and fifty years a "white man's fortress. That ih spite of the warning of the note in the - social column of the! Whig's Woman's Page we are con-| stantly having unsigned items sent in to its editor. These (unless we know be correct), must go into the waste paper basket. We want news but we cannot publish it unless we verify it. Will our please remember this? That Ireland has two definitions of the meanest man, the man who "would steal the coppers from a dead man's eyes" (the coppers being | placed there to keep the lids down) and the man "who would steal the cross of an ass," it being a well known fact that the small donkeys have a black cross on their shoulders, said to mark them for the beast rid- den by Our Saviour. But Detroit, Mich., says the meanest man lives there and that he stole the crutch of an old womay of eighty-one years. Her home is at the Salvation Army Headquarters and the poor old soul | had to be assisted home. to the kindly | care of that institution, for while she was getting a frugal meal, her crutch was stolen by something calling it- self a man. \ Mixed Accounts--Q.0.K." In Your Dally Budget By Olive Roberts Barton. I love this story of a senator's wife. She told it herself at a Wash- ington luncheon. She had trouble keeping her ac- counts straight, and quite often had to call upon her husband to sweeten up her overdrawn checking account at the bank. "You really should keep an ex- pense book," said the senator finally one evening as he handed her her pass book balanced to date, the dis- crepancy filled, and ready for a fresh start. "I believe that if you would keep an account of everything you spend it would help you to keep your bank balance on tbe right side of the ledger. There's nothing like sys- tem." ' "But I do," sald his wife. keep a daily expense account. 80 and get it right now." The book was produced and the senator wiped his glasses and open- ed it. "Very good," he said. "Very "I do rm | j Cousin Ben look so discouraged until 'I (crusts with a fork." sion, decided, by the mayor's casting the information contained in them to | vote, to construct a forty-bed hos- can | called for Immediately and a contributors | made on the work within a week. It | indigestion {it is a waste of time to good! So mrch for servants, so much for foods, so much for clothes! That's the ticket!" He read down two pages and finally came to the item. "GQ. 0. K.--fifty dollars and seventy-five cents!" : He turned several pages and "G. 0. K." met his eyes five times to the tune of various amounts. "If it isn't a secret, Jane," sald he cautiously, "would you mind telling me just what G. O. K. means?" "Well--it means 'God Only Knows!' "said Jane desperately. "T don't know where All my money goes to. I just can't keep track of it; with the children after me every second for something. I hand out money a dozen times a day and I can't alwayssbe running for my ex- pense book." - - Will husbands who think their wives are using their money for fire- lighters kindly tune in? Hamilton has g granted Increases in salary to the police, effective July 1st, averaging seven per cent. "I never knowed what made tried to cut one o' his wife's ple ---------------- To Erect New Hospital. Renfrew Council, at a special ses- pital on the site of the old building, destroyed by fire. Tenders will be start is hoped to have the building rushed to completion within two months. © i -------- If a man is troubled with chronic try to convince him that the world is growing better. -------- Women's Health Is protected and charm as. sured this NEW way of solving their oldest hygi- enic problem; true protec. tion; discards like tissue § ORES of women's disorders are largely traced today to old- time "sanitary pads," insecure and unsanitary, ; Eight in 10 better-class women today employ "KOTEX." Wear lightest gowns and frocks without a second thought, any day, anywhere. NO LAUNDRY . Vv Discards as easi tissue. No laundry, as a piece of Five times as absorbent as ordi nary cotton pads! < Deodorizes. Ends ALL fear of offending. 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