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. PAGE SIN ne ---- Woman's D aily Interest SOCIAL and PERSONAL The Times invites the co- operation of its readers in contributing items to this column. Send in & postcard or phone 35. Mr. Newell Rowse spent Thanks- giving with his mother in Bath. * - Mr. Charles Detlor was the guest of Newburgh friends Sunday. * Mr. Albert Clancy 1s visiting his mother, Mrs, C. Clancy, in New- urgh. b 8 * * ® Miss H. Dixon, King street west, is visiting Mrs. W. Pirle in Port Hope. : . % Mr. J. D. O'Brien spent the week- end and holiday with his mother, Mrs, E. O'Brien, Kingston, = % » Mr, and Mrs. L. Pelow and son spent the Thanksgiving week-end in Gananoque. * * = re. A. henney, Divi- sion street, were holiday visitors with friends in Gananoque. * - » Mr. Everton Wagar spent the week-end and holiday at his home in Parham. . Mr. Bert Conley spent the holi- day with his mother, Mrs, Conley of Stirling, - Misa Cora Graham of Galt was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs, A, C. Cameron, Brock street east. * 5 Mr. Ross Lord spent the week- end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lord in Peterboro. * 0% Mr. and Mrs. William Reid and family spent the week-end with friends in Bailieboro. - LJ » Mr, and Mrs, Bertrand Monk of Bethany were guests of their uncle and aunt,' Mr, and Mrs. O. Burns on Sunday. . & * * * Mis J. Driscoll and Mr, T. Dris- coll afe in Port Hope attending the funeral of their father, the late Dennis Driscoll. * * " Miss Dorothy Crandell and Mr. Byron Smith motored to Lans- downe, where they spent the week- end. * % % Mr, Harry Rombough of Walk- erville spent the week-end with his i "I DEPEND ON RINSO" Mrs. J, Mishuk, 33 Sheffield & Rins! ened 105 veally work week's dows BvD a of ee BAW. And 4 Loe "bh qa woulior o popular 8 ott Mrs, floors BN Rinso 1s can't be bed a ------ o for WY y as fine po # ws why | city St., Hamilton wv an cook's Wash: week ount © t women of ow il uk 33 sheffield Sty i ] Yes! Youcanget whiter clothes in less time with less work JDOESNT that sound welcome to you women who know what hard wash day work means? And Rinso does exactly what we say, ions of women have proved it; They're using Rinso each wash day, And they are feeling better--feelin happier, Rinso saves work, yet they have that ever them hours of ha the whitest clothes ned a woman's eyes, Risso sales ouch ich. soapy suds that clothes are actually soaked clean, and there perhaps, where the things are badly folod =u 3 3 ps or i -- hard or soft water. that's all." Ni gr alone--~and does it better White clothes '| Simeoe OSHA HR A nT ts, Mr, and Mrs, P. Rom- Arthur street, 2 % » Mr, and Mrs, Southwell were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Campbell in Bailieboro over the week-end. - * LJ Misses Nan and Rose Hart spent the holiday week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hart, Marmora. .« % a Miss Margaret Dunford spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. Dunfofd, South Bur- leigh, wr . Mrs. Errol Bruton has returned from spending a week in Buffalo, New York, where she was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Ellis W, Niles. 5% Mr, Everett Disney of the Lake- field Preparatory School, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L., V, Disney, Simcoe street south. -. . . Mr. D. B, Carlyle of the Williams Plano Company is expected to ar- rive in town today after an extend- ed ness trip through the West- ern provinces. Miss Daisy' Chllaghan of St Joseph's College, Toronto, spent the week-end and holiday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. J. Cal- laghan, Masson street, * 8 Miss Norinne Hoehn has return. ed to the Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, after' spending the holiday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, F, C. Hoehn, Athol street east. LJ M * Mrs, F, W, Cowan, Simcoe street south, is entertaining the players at tea and luncheon at the Toronto Hunt Club on Monday, November 19, when the prizes for the 18 and 9-hole will be presented, $ 8 Mrs, Alfred Thomson, Detroit, Michigan, and Miss Ann Ford of Toronto were guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs, J, D, Storie, street, south, for the Thanksgiving holidays. * LJ * Miss Doris Norris left this moin. ing for Montreal, where she will visit Mr, and Mrs, Harold Nash, Westmount, who were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs, George B, Norrls, 41 Drew street, .¥ Mrs, W, R, Gelkle, Simcoe street north .is entertaining at a dinner party for the bridal party of her niece, Miss Kathleen Northwood of Toronto, whose marriage to Mr, Blair Edmonson of this city, takes place at Grace Church-on-the-Hill, Toronto on Saturday, November 17, > 8 A shower was held last evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs, W, Whintield, Mary street, in honor of Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Smith, A let- ter of congratulation was read by Miss D, Murdoch on behalf of the friends of the young couple, Mr. Smith made a fitting reply. The evening was spent in singing, games and dancing, Supper was served by the hostess, . Mr, and Mrs, Samuel Stephen. son, 164 Bruce street, were sure prised last evening at their homa by about twenty friends, who gath- ered to celebrate with Mr, and Mrs, Stephenson their twentieth wedding anniversary, The guests enjoyed progressive euchre during the evening, following which Mr, Stephenson was lead into the din- ing-room, where a china tea set and china tea service were arranged on the table, the gifts of the guests, and the marriage ceremony of twenty years past was carried out, the bride being given away by ner brother-in-law, Mr, Thomas Steph- enson, The address of presentation was read by Mr, Fred Crome and replied to by Mr Stephenson, Re. freshments were served and the guests were entertained with musie, Ww. LITTLEPROUD----WOODCOCK The marriage was solemnized at the Pentecostal Assembly yester- day morning ef Vera Woodcock to Norman Littleproud, both of this city. Rev, J, T, Ball performed the ceremony, The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Mr, O, L. Woodcock, while Miss Rose Dart attended the bride as bridesmaid, Special Values in Ladies' Coats and Dresses, at the * Fashion 84 Simcoe St. 8, IAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1928 ENCHANTINGLY LOVELY The youthfulness of this en- chantingly lovely model interpreted in transparent printed velvet, with femininity added by lace collar, and crushed girdle of soft faille silk crepe, will instantly appeal to the woman of "Fashion." The bod- fee with becoming V-neckline is slightly bloused and rather long: waisted to create a flat hip effect, The three-piece skirt is wrapped around, with the right front form. ing drape, a slender, graceful idea for the woman inclined to be over. weight, Style No, 807 is designed in sizes 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46 Inches bust, The 86-inch size takes but 3 yards of 40-inch material with 3% yard of 27-inch all-over lace and % yard of 36-inch contrasting, Lustrous crepe satin, dull silk crepe, canton crepe, plain sheer velvet, wool crepe and crepe Roma are interest. ing combinations, Pattern plece 20 cents, in stamps or coin (coin is preferred), Beilesleodioiieiiiledile ddd 2 8.8 0 8 8 8 ala RA A A lh a PATTERN PURCHASE COUPON To The Oshaws Daily Times Pattern Department Ohawe Ot Enclosed find , cents, Flange send patterns listed be ow} L L 9 - " " L 9 : \ " K Bocerrrrrerennnnes BBO 400000, 9 veesensensesenee BIZO sovvvees p s 8120 4000000 h Pere eRr NINN 4 NBIe os vvvernrrrsrrrrrnreres 3 Address ovo sr0rinnnrnrnrnss LT TOW 4ovvvernnnrrnnnsnrrrnns L A A + L L L L Province SER RIRIRIRIIRIIIIINY Price, 20 cents each, stamps or coin, carefully, Send Wrap coin S000 80000. 0000008008000, hh Little Miss Reva Ball was a pretty flower girl and Mr, Vernon Wood- cock attended the groom, Follow- ing the ceremony a wedding breakfast was servéd at the Tray- more, Mr, and Mrs, Littleproud will reside in Oshawa, - AUXILIARY HOLDS CHRISTMAS BAZAAR CEDARDALE CHURCH The figst Christmas bazaar of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Cedardale United Church was held yesterday afternoon in the Sunday School room, The rooms were dec- orated in evergreens and the Christmas colors, while the booths, WOMEN HEAR OF MISSION WORK IN THE NORTHWEST Annual Thankoffering Meet- ing of W.M.S. of King St. Church, Largely Attended The annual Thankoffering meet- ing of the Women's Missionary Seo- clety of King street United Church was held yesterday afternoon im the Sunday School room with a large attendance. The program was opened with a vocal duet by Mesdames Friend and Dunn, fol- lowed by a Thanksgiving reading by Miss Velma Harris. Mrs. (Rev.) Richards of Whitby addressed the meeting on her mis- sion work in the Northwest, She told many interesting details of her medical and general missionary work there and was well received by the ladies, who will look for- ward to hearing Mrs. Richards again. The affiliation exercises of the girls of the C.G.I.T. groups with the Women's Missionary Society under the leadershp of Miss Reta Vokes, was an impressive cere- mony, The girls responded in uni- son to their pledges. The meeting closed with the girls singing "Fol- low the Gleam", After the affillation exercises supper was served in the dining hall, where the tables were laid for 200. WEDDING AT SEA The first duly authorized Roman Catholic wedding ceremony held at Sea, took place in the chapel aboard the Ile-de-France on Friday morning November 9, by special dispensation, celebrated, by the Rev, Father Leboure, and Bishop of La banon by special authorization of the Archbishop of Rouen. The Bride Miss de Quiros, is a direct descen- dant of Christopher Columbus, daughter of a Spanish Grandee, the bridegroom Mr, Robert Esuanult Pelterie, being an aviation pioneer and inventor, as well as an officer of the Legion of Honor and Presi- dent of the "Soclete des Savants et Inventeurs de France." The bride was given in marriage by Captain Rebe Pugnet, Commander of Ile- de-France, and the bridegroom was accompanied by Mrs, M, Tilller, The witnesses included Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Tilller, Mr. and Mrs, Plerre de Malglaive, and Captain Rene Pugnet, A bridal luncheon followed the ceremony, The Ile-de-France has the distinction of possessing the first floating Roman Catholic Chapel, TWO KILLED AS AUTO CAREERS DOWN BANK Pawlett, Vt, Nov, 15.--Mr, and Mrs, John Greenwood, of Benning- ton, were instantly killed early Tuesday when their automobile left the State highway from Granville, N. Y., to Manchester, Vt., near here rolled down a 300-foot embankment and crashed into a tree, with thelr displays of fancy work, ladies' and children's wear, and homemade cooking added to the brightness of the scene, Mrs, Stew- art Storie opened the bazaar with a few fitting remarks, The candy table, which was well patronized during the afternoon was conducts ed by Misses Muriel McKinstry and Mildred McDonald in aid of the Bupshine Mission Band, The tea room was also decorated with the Christmas colors and the tables were gay with bouquets of red chrysanthemums, Mrs, McFar- lane entertained the guests with piano solos during the afternoon, ELASTIC 2 0-119 0 ¢ SPECIALISTS IN FITTING, WEIGHT AND PRESSURE, AGENTS FOR CANADIAN, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SEAM AND SEAMLESS ELASTIC HOSIERY doe. AUTHORS 4 CO LTD CHURCH ST OHONTO = -- FANCY SANTA CLARA PRUNES Bayside Choice TOMATOES 2 2 bs. 25 rine Bde [J Split Peas. ..... 3 lbs. 25¢ NN Lentils ......... 2 lbs, 25¢. 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