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/ THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 4929 . the Home --- and the Community "SOCIAL and PERONAL MY ASPIRATICN , BE would ba true, for, there are those whe trust me 1 would be pure, +" who eare I would be strong, for there ls much to suffer; I would be brave, for there Is much to dare, ¥ v for there are those 1 would be friend to all--the foe, the friendless | ' I would be giving, and forget the gilt) { would be humble, winkness | I would look up, snd Jongh, and love, + End ify, for 1 know my ' Mpg, W. J, Cory, Centre Ht, 1s fmproving slowly from seriouy In Juries received from a fall on the fey pavement 1st /eak, chard Brown, son of Mr, and Mrs, J, A, Drown, King Bt, Hast, who attends Cluvey Military Cole 1oge, 1ndianns 8 in town for the winter vacation. he staff and students of Bishop Pethune College are going to To vonto whore they 11 present thelr Christmas program whith (hay gave at the Masonic Tomples hers Jist evening, ab Bt, Thomas' Tap: fh Hull Hi Llewelyn C, I iteher, non of Df, and Mrs, VV. VV, Pletghey, of this city, who Is now Instrueloy fn Bnghah in Kelo University af Poyko, Japan, was ons of the Canadian guests of the reception and banguet Eg to Hon, Mr, Marler, represen ative of Canadian government in Japau, Me, Fletehey was naked to be tutor to Mr, Mare 16's son but owing 'to pressing duties at the University had to deoline, The Oshaws students of Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, hava reo. turned to town for the Christmas vacation, They are, Misses Mars arot Anderson, Harriet . Bwall, pots Drooke, Lels Germond, Isas an A wile Heloction of Christine Gifts Await yon at FASHION SHOPPE Bi dimreoe Nt, Mouth [ng POUND The mellow smoothness of Gon it the choice of women bol Downey, Vearl Storie, Audrey MoTavish, Helen, Beatrice #nd Mary Vriaser, sud Murgaret Hart. Mr, und Mrs, KE W, Tapla, formerly of this city recently ocele- brated their sixt th wedd ng ap niversary, Mrs, ' | i8 the sister of Mra, A, K, Clifford, who Is now Hving with her taugh'er, Mra, FV, Li, Henry, King. St. Kast, Vor a number of years Mr, and Mra, Tap- in resideq in No ar. Ont, but are now ving i honsdale, Ont, where A week 1.0 hey eolebratsd th ir anniversury, re, V, Wilgrn of Toronto and Mrs. FF, L. Henry of Oshawn attended the colebra tion, ENGAGEMENT Mr. Jolin McBrien, of Oshawa, wishes to announce the engagement of his youngest daughter, Martha 11 leon, to Blake George Barregar, of Toronto, son of Mr, amd Mrs, George Barregar, Roblin, Ontarlo, The mar riage will take place quietly in Jan. nary. W(ME's MEETINGS | HOSPITAL AUXILIARY The Hospital Auxiliary met on Monday afternoon, The meeting was entiroly™¥or business, Reports of the soelul service sommittee showed that thera had begn fifty-six enlls made, A committed was pappointed to pro. vide Christmas Cheer for the patients i the hospital, us In former years Mang were made for a bridge to be held new your enrly in the The nomination dommitiee was appointed to make up u lst of those for of feds next year, All noiiations must be In the hand of Mrs, Joyee one week belorg the next meeting, MISS JACKSON'S 8.5, CLASS, KING ST. 8. 8, Miss Jackson's Sunday School Class held their regu monthly social evs ening on Tuesday evening, December 7, at the home of Mrs, Fred Thomp son, 250 Athol St, Last, There were sixty present, The programme was in charge of Mrs, Gordon Dunker, Sings ing of carols opened the meeting Mrs, M, Clarke gave a reading, yoeal duet was sung by Mrs. W, Pog- son and Mrs, EK. Glbson, Mrs, Cralg told a Christmas story, A contest followed of which Mrs, Leggott md Mes, Peaker were winners, . On behalf of the class, Med 1 Hagerman presented Mrp, Ndawton Ldgar with a Life Membership of the WMS, Mrs, G, Hilta, speaking for the class prosented Miss Jagkson with a sear! and a pair of gloves ay ES ih... S: Rich with Flavour and Fragrance etizing fragrance Medal Teamake - BURNS CO. LIMITED Sts. Ba 1 "Christman Dells" hy Gladys and omen's Interests in ~ Hania _-- . The photosraph Princess. Ingeborg Awtrid, w herve shows and ho were recently in Paris | Princess a Caristmas gift from the ladies, Durs Ing the business of th evening i was decided to donate $25.00 to the bullding fund, Mrs, 'Thampson re ceived u hearty vote of thahks for the use of her home for the evening, HOME AND SCHOOL COUNCIL | The regular monthly meeting the Home and School Couneil held 'tuesday afternoon, in the ul | wa LA A [vary board rooms, Reports for thre comuutiees were heard showing then to be very active. "The Christians gifts for the Auxillary Class will b provded this year as in former the Oratorical Contest In 1! lic Schools Is well under it was decided to have the final ly in March, The, possibilitics having an Art Exhibit wer lisen but the decislon was | until | the New Year, It was suggested that u social evening be held some time | the near future his was refers: | car i Pub and way ult sed, | to the social committed CHRISTMAS TREE ROYAL TEMPLARS Programme And Christmas Tree For the Chil. dren One of the best and most suo gossful Christmas programmes of | the season was witnessed Tuesday evening when Hants Claus visited {the Christmas tree at the Hall of the Royal Templars of Tempers pnce, Oshawa No, 68, Well over one hundred mombers and friends, many of which were children, crowded the hall and enjoyed the singing, the fun and musieal nums berg that constituted the excellent programme, Mr, W, Richards, Ne loot Councillor, of the order weu chairman, Mr, and Mra, Hughs and Fred, played delightful fnstrn montal terion, ptano, violin aad guitar, during the programme, which Ineludeg weveral olever dia loguos, recitations, instrumental selections and voeal choruses, The programme Is an follows recitation "Christman in Coming' by Owen Newhall, recitation "The | Now Cook" by Ruth Karso, plano olo "The Star of the Bea" by Nina | Richardson, Christman Son "Sweetly Sing" 'by Dick Thomas, | recitation Jules Turns, Instrumens tal trio, Mr, and Mra, Hughes and I"red, wongs "Lot Me Call You Sweetheart" by Murray and Ronee Newhall, dialogua "Cein-Ancient and Modern', rec'tation by Luellle Massey, short talk on work of the order by Mr, W. Richards, sonfl Ceollla Haynes, roeoitation "My Doll" by Sunshine Sharp, dia logue "The Darkie Dolls Dispute' by Lloyd Newhall, D. Smith, Al Sharp, recitation "A Lesson for Mama" by Gladys Haynes, recita- tion Yeston Thomas, dialogue "Mrs, Risley's Christmas Dinner" Mrs, Newhall, Mrs, Massey, plano duat Mrs. .Hughs and Pred, recitation "Sewing" Gertle Richards, tah. lean "Christmaning a la mode' by Mrs, Massey, Mr, and Mrs, John Wilson, Instrumental solo and recitation "The Night Watchman! D, Bmith, The moat Important {tem on the whole proaramme for the youus onew war the visit of Banta Claus to distribute the ifts from the Christmas tree, Nowidon the gifts a Christmar stocking of fruft and oafdy found its way to each child, Refreshments were served to the parents hefere the evening wan brought to a olose, "Keep cats and avold pneumonia wis the advice given by Dr. Palier at a meeting of he French Academy of Medicine, But cat-lovers are martyrs to mew-mania, ARR ERy se QE GENE Sheer Chiffon Full Fashioned HOSIERY At ATKINS HOSIERY & LINGERIE SHOP | Noar fon King & Simcoe St. Sm - together with Hwoden na on un shopping Paris stores, Prince Charles Prince Teopold, oxpedition of of ont the ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE AND GONGERT Centre St. Church 8.8. Gives Splendid Programme fol. lowed by Visit From Santa Igy there anything so lovely ak a ron] Christmas Bunday School gon Ono. would have affirmed tion If ho could have been at Centre Bt, Church last evening vhou the annual Christmas Cone oart took place, There was u splen« did attendance, which oxqeoded that of previous years, 'The 'excel. lont programme provided by the thin que { children merited such an audience Mr, oy Bennett, superintendent of the Hunday School, wast chairman for the following program: "Si lont Nght," sung by all} a recta tion, "Her Bpeoch," by Margarot argent, Hong by the Primary Chil dren, kxorolse "A Gift From Heavy. n'" Doreen Glover, Lawrence Sar nt, recitation "The Time To Ne Good," Doreen Graham, Exercise, "Thelr First Christman Tree," Bil. ly Done, Jackie James, Billy Harris, roading Mrs, Webster, recitation ""AWoko on Pa," recitation "Buying Christmas Presents' Audrey Barnes, exercise "Old, Christman Dolls," by four girls, recitation "Giving and Getting," Mildred Robinson, oxercine "Christmas Stocking' by primary children, re- oitntion "A Free Gift" Elma Mer rich, roeitation "The First Christ. mas," Russel Davis, {llustrated song by all "Hark Tho Herald Ans gals Bing." Pageant, "The First Christmas Morning," {ntermediate girls, and the last item a pageant "The True Christmas Spirit," After the programme Santa Claus appeared amid a jingle of sleigh hells and gave to each boy and girl w bag of candy, MEETING OF GIRL GUIDE COUNCIL A mooting of the Mothers' Coun- ell, Girl Guides #nd Oshawa Come pany, held thelr regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon at Christ Church Paris Hall, Mrs, J, G, Ane derson, president, conducted the meeting, A very interesting report was read by Mrs, Nicks, captain, detailing the work dgpe by the Girl Guides, during the past year, The Guide Treasurer's annual re port was read and showed a satis. fagtory balance, Mrs, | Valleau Badge Seeretary, reported elght sagond class badges and nine toy makors badges, The toys were displayed at the Guide booth at Christ Church sale of work on November 23, Several other items of business were dlscussed, The next meeting of the coun ofl 'will be held early In January, the exact date will be announced later, A THOUGHT FOR TO.DAY Who can describe the pleasure and delight the peace of mind and soft tranquility, felt in the balmy air and among the green hills and rich woods, "Who can tell how scenes of peace and quietude sink into the minds of painsworn dwellers in close and noisy places, and garry their own freshness deep into their jaded hearts?" VWROOM 40" GENIUS RETIRES Me J. Alfred Ewing, who, dur ng the World war, was the genius of "Room 40" of the British Ad- miralty, has just retired as Princi- pal of Kdipburgh University, in Seotland, and in private lite will do restarch work, "Room 40" wan the room which dealt with the polving of the enomy's wireless méssages in code, which were ins tercopted by secret listening sta. tions on the east coast of Buglana, Sir Alfred was in vole charge, andy it was due to hig skill that the Al LONG SKIRTS T0 BE WORN BY ROYALTY Queen Helena of Italy Takes Supreme Care of Ar rangements for Son's Wedding Rome, Dee, 17--Queen Helena has issuegl instructions tor the ladies in vited to the Paoline + chapel in the quirimal palace for the marriage on Jan, 8 of Crown Prince Humberto of Italy to Princess Marie Jose of Bel gium, They may choose their own colors, but alt gowns must be long with' trails and have long sleeves and high necks, 'These regulations are due to the fact that Pope Pius XI, is having a cardinal officiate at the ceremony, It Is not yet certain whether Cardinal Nambd, archbishop of Turln, and' the Prince's personal friend, or Cardinal Pompull vicar of Rome, will be chosen, One of the laws which ladies must respect when meeting cardinals is that they wear neither short sleeves, nor ghort skirts nor low necks, The Paoline chapel is far too small to hold all the guests invited to the wedding and only royal guests, heads of diplomatic missions and their wives II Duce and representatives ol the government will be admitted. Others will witness the cergmony from the royal hall, which, with its doors open, will practically form part the chapel, Still others will be pliced in the hall "corraggiere" which leads out into the royal hall, The procession after the ceremony will piss through the royal hall and ine to the outer room The choice of the Paoline chapel, owever, was made for reasons partly private and partly diplomatic, A member of the royal household had conferred with the Vatican authoris ties on the possibility of having the ceremony In one of the basilicas but s all the basilicas in Rome are papal lerritory, a ceremony performed in one of them would mean that the Prince was not married on Italian soil, Queen Helena is still nervous regarding the attempt made on the prince's fe in Brussels, and prefers to avold any such danger by obviat ing the necessity of a cortege in pubs Iie Queen Helena is taking special care of wedding arrangements, All details are submitted to her and she then discusses them with the bridegroom, King Albert of the Belgians went to Rome incognito several days ago to discuss details regarding the wedding and the arrival of the Belgian court Ly special train, Jue stately gowns to be worn by Jie royal dmily, winch are belay ade vy Madan deessakers ron Wilk woven in Ataian lactones, win NAVE IAgIInCIeut dignity, Ane by wili Well a white gown with tram, Le dresses of the yueen and the twy UIINAETeG praises, Wilk be white with suver trang, Frincess Matmida iene will wear dress of hight shud with cramson train, 4 historical gown VCIONKINE to the riesse tanily, As the wie Of & commoner, Frncess rolanda will wear a colored dress with train, Dark bite velvet" triins with waite dresses will be worn by the ladies-in=-wailting, On the eve of the wedding a re- ception will be held in the Qwirinel palace, Festivities in connection with whe wedding will include picturesque gorteges of peasant folk in costume wom all parts of Italy in front of the Quirinal palace on the day of the wedding, Peasants from Sardinia will pring as a gift a wedding costume of damagk with headdress of silver, HOLIDAY RECIPES Here are some very useful recipes which the housewife will delight in usingy in the holiday season; Hard Sauce Cream 34 pound 'butter and add v4 pound of sugar, or enough to form a stiff sauce, Heat well, Beat the white pf one egg very stiff and dry and add one teaspoon vanilla and ¥4 teaspoon orange extract, Place in re- irigerator to harden and cut in pleces and top with maraschino cherry to serve, Chestnut Pressing Combine two cups 'chestnut meats (cooked, blanched and mashed), two cups cracker crumbs, with one minced onion, two stalks of celery, minced, two tablespoons of minced parsley, 14 cup of melted butter, salt, pepper, and a bit of sage to taste, a beaten ek and hot rich milk to moisten, Christmas Canapes Cut bread into rounds, oblongs and star shapes, Spread one-third of the piece with anchovy butter, one: third with credm cheese and the rest with catsup erdamed with butter, De. corate the first two portions in var ions designs with thin strips of pim- ento, green pepper, sliced stuffed olives, Decorate the rest with strips of cooked egg, white and green pep. per and with strained cooked 'egg yolk, A great variety of effects can be obtained by varying the arrange. ment of the garnishes, Detective (investigating case) to of fice boy: "Who arrives at this office first in the morning, Mr, Jones or his partner Office Boy: "Sometimes one, some- times the other, sir" Detective: "Can you give me any information by which I can discover on what day Mr, Jones is likely to prrive fest" Office Boys "Well, sir, at first he was always last, but later he began to get earlier, till at last he was first; although before he had always be: behind, he soon got later again, though of late he hag been sooner; and at lust he got behind as before. I expect he'll be getting earlier acon. er or later," Hare's to the girl who steals, lies, and swears=Steals into your arms, lies knew of the enemy's plans bes fore the Battle of Jutland, lies there, and swears sha'll never love another, The Women's Corner For Aaything of Interest to the Homemaker and the House keeper -, one-room studio apart ents did you once sce thipgs that were not what they seemed, Beds made up to look like couches so that they could serve as living-room furm- iture by day. Desks that went into action ns 8 stove or a dining-room table on demand, Screens that were bits of fine tapestry » the exposed side and studded with cup-hooks on their concealed area, they flanked the kitchen sink, Of such was Bohemian living, very quaint and charming, But the inter- esting development is that many of these makeshitt ideas have been glori- fied, as they have been adapted to the needs of those city dwellers liv~ ing 1 expensive but far from spacious apartments, The one-room apartment has come to stay, And people livin in them demand all the comforts o home, True there's but one room and bath, But that one rogni must serve as liv- ing-room, dining room, bed-room and be a propriate fo each case. No vel. vet-draped st couch, No suspic- ious eurtaing h wherg there isn't an apparent reason for them, And the architects have furnished- ed the solution, Either furniture and equipment must be handsome enough in itself to remain exposed permati- ently in the living room, or it has to disappeir when not in use, For which purpose closets are now devised so mgeniously that they take care of excess objects ut the touch of a but~ ton,» What you sce in a living-room may be extra doors leading nowhere, Behind thems may be handsomely des signed drawers, closets, or diminutive dressing=room or a bed, One of the new bright ideas on the market ja the disappearing bed, No, it isn't a fold« ing bed or an awkward iron cot that requires muscle and skill to mani pulate, This is a regulation fully equipped with box springs, mattress ses, pillows, which are kept clamped into place when made up, large beds, as handsome as you like. A touch and the whole bed swings on a pivot with ease, and into a space not necess arily more than eight inches deep, Whenever there is wall space for a closet, such a disappearing bed can be indtalled. Similarly clopets are being used to house radio and phonograph, Many who like the sound object to seeing the mechanical things in the room Instead of investing in an ostentas tious bit of furniture, they buy the best mechanical equipment, tuck It out of sight in a specially built closet so that they can be heard -but not seen, Instead of decorating radiators with fancy covers--as is necessary when they already obtrude into the room ~those who are building a" now shown the invisible heater, They are built between the outer and inner walleperhaps under the windows Only iy where but oll that can be seen is a beauti fully designed grill finish with the wall, and through this the heat pours in, Saves space usually agoupled by the bulky radigtor and can be kept unobtrusive, For those who objeet to the home ly stove there is now available a very handsome bit of kitchen stoye design ed by artists so that it looks more like a radio console or a modernistic desk, When not in use fhe top part clamps forward, in the manner of u desk, It is a complete stove with all the regulation space for cooking, bak ing, broiling for a real family, Prac tical for use, luxurious in appegrance but carefully concenling its useful points when not in action | HELPFUL HINTS | SACSING FLOORS I vour floors have sagged, you can cover the eracks cither by moving the molding down a little on the base boards or else buying wider moldings to cover them up, Either improves the appearance, PIN FEATHERS To get pin feathers off a duck, aint the whole bird with n.elted par. affin, When it hardens, the pin fea | cent | mains thers come off with the wax, Peguy, cease your foolish dreaming That, gone day, a prince will ride, To your gate, in armor gleaming And will claim you as his bride, Flung from off his age-long throne is Poor Apollo in your dreams, While the heauty-of Adoni swamped by your ideal Cast these lly dreams away, f Manly beauty « Just one virtue in him pray for That your hero be not short nints as naught, Yes, your prince must be a tall man If you wish him to be true For if you should wed a small man How could he be-long to ut "You must find living in the eity dreadful, after spending your life up to now so pleasantly in the country, What do you miss most" "My pocketbook and my watch" ' The number of deinking vessels res dine ered ancient re« support the that they are of spree-historie an ne theory origin OH, DON'T HURRY "Won't you walk as far as the gtreetr car with me, Tommy!" "I can't," "Why not?" "Cause we're going to have sup. per as soon as you go." TEES SmafuacJoacfuadpac fue Joa fie bac fic bac Bec dec fee ac fee Bed ia ee a Ea Ra Xv 8 ag $4.80 DOLL CARRIAGES, $298 Body {8 woven of fne flat fbre with reinforced wire stays, Has adjustable hood, stromg steel pears, Wire wheels with rudder tires, In colors of ivory or baby blue, Friday, $2.98 TRAIN-ON-TRACK 98¢ Strong clockwork loco modi with starter and stop "lever, coal car, two passenger cars and circus lar track, Friday, 08¢c THE ROBERT SIMPSO » Kiddies! Which of These Would You Like Santa Claus to Bring You This Christmas? Come and See These Many Toys in Simpson's Oshawa Toytown If Yoit Cannot Come to the Store TELEPHONE 2000 ~ KINDERGARTEN SETS finish, stands 18 mehes high, Complete with two chairs, strongly cons structed of hardwood, : $1.49 Boantiful composition head of hagito-dreak material, with lovely hair, Dressed in dainty Swiss organdie dresses With . undies and hale to matoh, shoes and stockings, Cotton stuffed legs: Mrping voice, Dresses are washable all fast.colops. 84 inches tall, Friday, $1.49 COMPANY LIMITED $1.08 In golden oak or red enamel Table 18 x 23 inches and Friday, $1.98 WALL BLACK BOARD, 49¢ Strongly constructed wood frame, with card on top and ledge Jor chalk, Sire 8} @ 18 inches, Friday, 49¢