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Wednesday, July 7, 1926. | : ; THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG 0 NEWS AND VIEWS FOR WOMEN R S EE ---- -- : - ; | { Hamm, Bath; Mr. Henry Tyner, 1 Montreal; Mr. Jack Creeggan, Des- : ? ( : E i COMING EVENTS ] eronto; Mr. W. J. Judson, Napanee ! | - A unique feature of the wedding | z . + | Hear Miss McHarrie, missionary from | Was the presence of the: six misters | . | Sentral India, Sydenham Street church of the brwide and the' fact that the | 's Page Editor Phone 2618. Winnipeg ,are with Mrs. BE. ¥. Tor.» Thursday, July sth, § 2a. {bride's bouquet was caught by the| v 1 {maid-of-honor, Miss Lucia McTear. | : Frivate. Phone 857w. Fance. Kensington avenue. Mrs} over Narra womans Faemcli™ ) Merrill Des Brisay, Toronto, will '"oming events, not intended to {| : - | : s Nora Connell, Arch street, 13] also be with Mrs. Torrance this|| I81se money, 2c. a word; minimum || X Wells- Western. i : : A... ostess this afternoon.. week i 8 if heid to raise money, 4¢. 841 she Anglican * church, Cobourg; I Ve $ » : ; min : - $08.0 Aim. | Receptioas, gagements, har- | | Was on Tuesday, June 29th, at Nish ' Flo Cunningham, Earl street.| Mr. Alonzo E. Orr, New Dublin, | tage 5 ements, peracual no- || noon the scene of a pretty we og. : ; taining at tea this after-{and his daughter, Miss Geraldine, | Insertion. vds or . $1 [hen Mise iy ge sacond ; . : . = are in Kiggston. Miss Orr will be! Ing. leTtainments, concerts, meets || Mr. Mrs, P = ngs, etc, 15e. Y a i in . aad Miss' guces at Ban Righ, while attend: | 108"0¢r tine for atapiny adviet sini: || Western, Cobours. was united in| To In uce the New Scientific Sanitary ad McNulty and Miss B. Mec-|ing Queen's University summer | mum charge $1.00. | marriage to Mr, Russe " , } ' { Detroit, Mich., younger son of Mr. fF, Renfrew, were recent visitors! school. Your Opportunity, Madam----to learn of this Y.W.C.A. she and Mrs. T. 5. Wells, of Bloomteld, or es 8.9 Mr. James B. Cochrane, Frontenac | days in New York before returning | Rev. Dr. Boyle officiated, and } 8s | Y : ' hygiene whi ; Myrtle Chown, Ottawa, Is! street, spent Sunday visiting' old | home. Warner presided at the organ. The! ONL new way in woman's personal ld today A #20 attend the summer school at{ friends in Middleville and Watson's | $$. bride was becomingly attired in| doctors and nurses recommen . : French grey georgette and silver lace | over powder blue satin, with hat and | 3 DAYS Corners where his father, the late| The Whig will be glad to have the Rev. William Cochrane, was Presby- |Dames of visitors in town and ac- 's University, . . to any of the drug or department stores EFS | . - * "Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brash,|terian minister. counts of various social events for shoes to match, and carried a Bou) MORE which display this banner. Help yourself to elph, are in Kingston, to spend a se a {publication in the social column. |quét of ophelia roses. The brides | le--no questions, no conversation. Wo weeks' vacation, Miss Gwen Hargrave and Miss [Such communications should be | travelling dress was black and green | a sampie-- q Miss Bristol, who is on her way to «California, is with Mrs. Herbert Baunders, Alice street. Ay . 0» + Col. English, Montreal, spent few days in town with Mrs, James Miller, Albert street. ¥ . . ® Mrs. Hawley, Sydenham, is spend- dng a short time with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Philipsville, - . . Miss Helen Walters, Sault © Marie, was a visitor in town week and was at the Y.W.C.A. AE ss ~~ Bir George Foster is salling to-day | on the Empress of France to join Lady Foster, who Is in Europe. 5 » . . ¥ Ste this Mrs. McCarey, Rome, N.Y. ané her daughter, Mrs. J. P. McCulchett, spent the week-end at the Y.W.C.A. * » » Mrs, John Macgillivray, Albert 'street, will leave on Thursday for Hits to visit Mr, and Mrs, Dougal' : ivray. 4 . 3 Mrs. Crowley and her daughter, Mrs. W, F. Casey, with Mr, I. Crow- "ley spent the week-end motoring in he Adirondacks. ' _ homas Purvis, John street, onday for Montreal to visit ughter, Mrs. Howard. McGilles Mn \ McGilles. » * . ~ Mrs. Harvey Coumbs and her Marjorie, P are Kingston, to spend two weeks R Mr. and Mrs. Bert Waite, + a, , a Sirsl B60 somite, enac street, have raturnea 8 two weeks motor trip to Sound, London and Toronto. A . - - 4 Mrs. Philip Du Moulin, Sydenham , 8AVe & pleasant musical eve- Ig on Tuesday for the Dean of On- 0, Mrs. W. W. Craig and the Craig. ' . so» _ Mr. George Mahood and his jughter, Mildred, University ave- h visiting Dr. and Mrs. A. BE. ood, Ottawa, have returned to & . os 9» The Misses Stothers, Ottawa, mot- to Kingston to-day. Mls Btothers, Windsor, will take lanes, at the summeér school oe 3 ¥ E IN SUTTON FAMILY RESTORED T0 Evelyn Parkinson who spent the week-end the guests of Mr. and Mrs Gordon Webster, George street, have returned to their home in ' Corn- wall, LJ . » Mrs. A. Willestord Jackson has taken room at 27 Wellington street. and will remain in town until the! first of August when she will leave | for Metis, Que. to join her brother, Bishop Bidwell, . Mr. and Mrs, George Schofield, Chicago, Ill, and their daughter, Mise Caroline Schofield, who are on a motor trip, will arrive in Kingston | this week and will be with Mr. Wal-| ter Fleming, Sydenham street. - * » Mrs. *D. Nesbitt, Kingston, ac- companied by her granddaughter, little Miss Vividn Farley, are guests of Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Nesbitt, Lind- say, and will leave for the latter's summer home at Kushog Lake, Hali- burton. ® eo Mrs. Willoughby Cummings, D.C. L., has returned to Toronto, from Vancouvér, where she attended the annual meeting of the National Council of Women of Canada. En- route she also visited Calgary, Nel- son and Brandon. Mr. and Mrs. James H. McCam- mon, 60 Nelson street, announce the engagement of their third daughter, Lyla, to Willlam 'A. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson, Peterboro, the wedding to take place the latter part of July. * - - Miss Laura Shibley arrived in town on Monday and Is with her sister, Mrs. W. B. Carey, Albert street. Miss Shibley, who is living in New York, has been staying in Montreal and in the Adirondack Mountains. : / . Miss Isabel Currie, who is on her way home from New York to New Brunswick, spent' the week-end in Ottawa, with her sister, Mrs. John W. Woodside, Miss Currie is now in Kingston, where she has joined her other two #isters, Mrs. W. T. Hughes and Miss Jean Currie, and from here will motor home. Nie ee Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Bruce, Bagot street, who have been abroad for some months visiting Spain, Africa, Italy and France, have arrived In Kingston to-day. Miss Edna Chown, "Sunnyside," who accompanied them on their travels, will spend a few HEALTH 5 Igti Hiik TE ATH {signed and the address of the sender {glven, Write or telephone to ihe {Editor of the Woman's Page, Tele- iphone No. 2613. | Mrs. Henry Joseph and Miss Ethel Olive Joseph, Montreal, were among the guests at a reception held by the Countess o Clarendon at Pitt House, Hampstead, on June 17th, to meet Dominion representatives and visitors from overseas. Mrs, Joseph and her daughter are expected home from England at the end of this week, arriving by the Melita. - . - { On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Have- lock Price, Sydenham street, enter- tained at the tea hour in honor of Mrs. W. W. Craig and Miss Ruth Craig who recelved with her in the drawing room where, pink peonies and tall blue iris were a charming decoration. At the tea table; centred with a bowl of roses, Mrs. R. J. Gardiner poured tea, assisted by Mrs, Cecil Boyd, Mrs. A. N. Lee and Miss Ethelwyn Loucks, . . . This morning a party of Kingston lady golfers left for Gananoque and crossed on the new motor ferry to Clayton and:from there went on t Watertown, N.Y., to play the Water. town team, The Kingston ladies were Miss Caroline . Mitchell, Mrs. C. B. Taylor, Mrs. W. H. Coverdale, Mrs. H. C. Welch, Mrs. E. C. D. Me- Callum, Mrs. James Miller, Miss Grace Mooers. They were accompan- led by Mrs. W. Bartlett Dalton. WEDDINGS. Spencer-McTear. St. George's Church, Trenton, was the scene of a very charming wed- ding at one o'clock on Monday, July 5th, when Margaret Brenda, daugh- ter of Rev, and Mrs. A. L. McTear, became the bride of Reginald Clarke Spencer, Camden East. The cera {mony was performed by the bride's father, assisted by the father of the groom, the service being read from a white ivory covered prayer book, 6 gift ofthe bride from the choir, of which she was a member, The church was beautifully deeccr- ated with a profusion of summer flowers, arranged by the girl friends of the bride. Preceded by the choir the bride entered the church on the arm of her cousin, Mr. Howard Me- Tear. e@ was a pleture of girlish loveliness' in a gown of ivory kit: ten's ear crepe, trimmed with real lace, her bridal vell arranged with a cornet of orange blossoms, and she carried a shower bouquet of-sweet- heart roses, lly-of-the-valley and baby's breath. Her only ornament was the gift of the groom, a rope of pearls, ' > "The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Lucia MeTear, as-maid of honor, who wore a powder blue and silyer shot taffeta frock, with large picture hat, and carried a bouquet of sunset roses. The bridesmaids were the Misses Marion and Claire McTear, who were frocked alike in pink and silver shot taffeta, with mohair picture hats, fn pink, and {carried pink roses. The groom was supported by Mr. Hugh Vallery of Windsor. The ushers were Mr, Jack Creegan of Deseronto and Mr. Ww. J. Judson of Napanee, "All through the service, soft mu was rendered by the organist, M ¥. Bates, and during the signing of the register the choir sang "The Voice That Breathed O'er Eden." es and lily-of-the-valley. Mrs. Spencer, mbther pannelled georgette. Mrs. Harry Blliott, of Buffalo, N.Y., her attend- ent, wore French grey georgette and carried pink carnations... The groom was assisted by Mr. Harry Elliott, of Buffalo, N.Y. . A buffett lunch was served at the home of the bride and Mr. and Mrs, Wells left on the C.N.R International train for Detroit, where they will reside. The bride's mother wore black: flat crepe, Mrs Wells, the mother of the groom wore black and white crepe. The out-of- town guests were Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Wells, Miss Olive, Wells, Bloomfleld, Mr, and Mrs. Morley Simpson, Brigh- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott, Buf- falo, N.Y. The Editor Hears That the Y.W.C.A. is a busy place just now. Many tourists have found that they can get comfortable rooms and board there and parties of ladies stay the night or the week-end. Late- ly many of the visitors have come from the United States for it would seem that a number of adventurous American women go off on motor trips without their men kind and feel sure that the "Y" will provide for their comfort. Then too the summer school students are back at Queen's and the "Y" has a good share of the girl students. On Tuesday, with some of the regular boarders away on holi- days, dinner was served to twenty- two guests. The wide. verandah over- looking the shaded tennis court is an ideal place to sit and is open to the visitors who rest heresbefore going on their way. That all the church choirs are re- duced in numbers during the sum- mer and the congregations are also much smaller. This is the time for familiar hymns and short sermons. It is quite true that no congregation enjoys the variety of hymns that may be found.in their hymnal, but let us umn brings and the renewed energy caused by the copl autumn days to learn new words and music. That during the summer we have many visitors in Kingston. Let us make them welcome, We meet them in the shops where they buy articles from our Kingston merchants; we meet them on the streets where they are asking their way to our many historical points of interest, the very things they have travelled miles to see. Let us tell them about the city, its beginning and its story. Show them our university, our old towers and forts, our splendid Royal Mili- tary College and the Tete de Pont Barracks built on the site of old Fort Frontenac. And then send them to the Martello Tower in Macdonald Park which has been turned into a museum by the Kingston Historical | Soclety and. has many things of in- terest for our visitors. And if you meet the travellers socially either at your friends" houses or public. gath- erings, talk to them and get them to talk to you. It will please them to tell you of their travels and unless you are very self-centred you will enjoy hearing their impressions. But don't talk all the time to the people you meet every day who are perhaps easier to hold a conversation with because you have so many things in common. We have all seen visitors who looked distinctly bored because ho one bothered about them so ab. friends in the little things th spoke of every - day. | | wait for the full choir that the aut-|-§i § rstands next to the United States and | sorbed were their hostesses and her, Only one sample to a person. Offer limited sw KOTEX Get free sample here Wherever this blue banner is displayed. in the window PRETTY FROCKS FOR Summer Wear at Special Prices Women's Voile Dresses in a big variety of styles and patterns. All ' sizes at $1.95, $2.95, $3.95. Women's Broadcloths in plain and fancy styles at $1.95, $2.95, $3.95. Novelty Crepe and Silk Fugi Dress- es--very special at $7.95, $9.00 and $10.00. Children's Dresses at $1.50, $1.95 and $2.95. All sizes. ~W.N. Linton & Co. | THE IRISH LINEN STORE house in Macdonald Park during the summer, AUNT HET "When I Hear a woman say she can buy readymade things cheaper than she can make 'em, I know she ain't' swept under the beds in two months." In per capita wealth Canada Great Britain. Makes Delicious Sandwiches - go . as onan ¥ = DANCING, PAVILION bo i! ad Sat. at 2 dy : Godliine' Livery | : EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY KINGSTON'S LEADING fi "WIRY "oRenax hay X | in attendance. H.W. CLARK, Manager. BEAUTY PARLOR "Phone 816, ' 3 Foi | Things we do and do well MARCEL WAVING WATER WAVING SHAMTOOING FRANK ROBBS, 185 WELLINGTON STREET