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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1932 PAGES i mmur 3 Social and Personal Readers are invited to sub. mit social and personal items for publication in this column. Kindly send or phone them .0 The Times office, Phone 85 or after office hours to Phone 2443. i Mr. Ernest Schofield, Simcoe sireet south, is spending Christmas with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ed- ward Schofield. Marmera. Miss Evelyn Massey, Albert street, is spending Christmas with 'Mr. and Mrs, Charles Pilkey in Myst, * ¥ Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sutton, Grooms ave., are spending Christ- mas with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Palmer in Carmel, * » Miss Alice Harston, Simcoe street south, is spending the Christmas holidays with her sister, Mrs. Ed- ward Schofield and Mr. Schofield in Marmora. . Mr, and Mrs, Clayton Long and son, Bobby, of Cobourg, will spend, Christmas week-end with the form- er's parents, Mr. and Mrs, W, A, Long, Festubert avenue. * * Mr. H. C, Treneer of Oshawa and Toronto, is spending Chgistmas at his home in Kingston. * * * Miss Jenny Pringle, Brock street cast, has left to spend Christmas at her home in Napanee. Miss Mary Davy, Brock street east, will spend Christmas at her heme in Bath. * * * Mr. Harry Donald, Brock street, east, has left for Regina, where his 'marriage to Miss Gladys Matie O'- Donnell, daughter of Mrs. Mary O'- Donnell, of Regina, will take place wishes all patrons A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Telephone 383 next week. x Miss Irene Hull, Brock street east, has left to spend Christmas at her home in Westport. Miss Winogene Piphet, of Tor- onto, is spending Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Piph- er, Bruce street. Hiss Hester Vokes, of Hamilton, '| is spending Christmas with her sis- ter, Mrs. Robert Brown, and Mr, 'Brown, Albert Street. ' RE * Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Arkley, Richmond street east, are spending the Christmas week-end with the former's parents, Prof. and Mrs. L. M. Arkley, Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. James W. McClel- lan, Amylene Apartments, have left for Peterboro', where they will spend Christmas 'vith the former's arents. P x % ® Mr. C.-E. McTavish, Simcoe street north, returns to his home today from a trip through Western Can- ada. « * % Mr. Reg. Robinson, King street cast, is spending Christmas at his home :.. Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. John Payne, King street east, left today to spend Christmas with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dowsctt, near Smith's Ils. Fa x x * Mr. George Wilson, east, is spending Christmas Campbellford. . Colborne in * Mr. Victor Crouse, of Windsor, is spending Christmas at his home in the city. "a Mr. Lloyd Nott of Windsor, will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. H. Lobb, Queen street. Mrs. Nott who has been spending the past two weeks with her parents, will return to Windsor with Mr. Nott. Miss Marjory Slack, Simcoe street south, is spending Christmas at her home in Brockville. * Mr. Frank Maitland, of London, will spend Christmas in the city. He will be accompanied home to London by Mrs. Maitland, who has been spending the past few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooper, Celina street, Mr. Claire Anderson of Ottawa General Hospital, Ottawa, has ar- rived in the city to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and 5. A. H. Anderson, Masson street. * Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fulton, Miss V. Fulton and Mr. H. Fulton, Clarke street, will spend Christmas Day with Mr, and Mrs. T. A. Mil- company Led. Extend Christmas and 1 best of Good Wishes for 1933 1] EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER 4) DELIVERY -- SERVICE UNEQUALLED i PHONE 12 and 1111 4 ATHOL ST. i. 1 © 0 © FS BS FI SI Greetings : : : : : 3 The more their efforts to explain The less some people seem to gain, ~--Mrs. Peter Rabbit. -------- "For goodness sake, Peter Rabbit, where have you been?" exclaimed Mrs, Peter ag Peter sneaked iio the Dear old Briar- Patch. He © oped to get in with- out he: seen, add to do this he had ::caked in, using an old entrance that was seldom used. But he was out of luck. It hap- pened, just happened that little Mrs. Peter had chosen that very time to visit that particular part of the Old Briar-patch, and Pet- er was hardly inside before he came face to face with her. Peter said nothing, for there was noth- ing to say. "Has there been a shower where you were?" asked Mrs. Peter, and added, "There hasn't been one here. It must have been a terrible one:to soak you like that. ""Yes'm, I mean no'm," replied Peter confusedly. "Or," persisted Mrs. Peter, 'have you been swimming in the Smiling Pool?" "Yes," said Peter, "I've been swimming." "What for?" 'demanded little Mrs. Peter. "Well, you see--"' began Peter and stopped. He just couldn't tell how he had tumbled down the slippery slide. "No, I don't gee!" retored Mrs. Peter. "But," she added, "I can guess. You were chased into the Smiling Pool and had to swim to get away from someone. That is what comes of going off the way you do. It is enough to give you your death of cold. Who was it, Reddy Fox?" "No, my dear. I haven't seen Reddy Fox," replied Peter. "Then it must have been Old Man Coyote," declared little Mrs. Peter, "It you stayed at home in the Dear Old Briar-patch you wouldn't have have to go swim- lar, Toronto. * » Miss Margaret Anderson, of Tor- onto, is spending the holiday week- end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. M, Anderson, Division street. * Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ratcliffe, of Toronto, will be the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Mundy, Simcoe street north, for Christmas, LE Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Brooks, Cour- tice, will observe Christmas at the home of their daughter, Mrs, Mar- shall Soules and Mr, Soules, Tor- onto, x x 8 Mr. Clifford Theberge, King street east, lett today for Ottawa, where he will remain 'until the New Year, Mr. Theberge will then leave for Flint, Michigan, where he is a student at the General Motors Technical School. x x x Mr. and Mrs. Roy Severn, of To- 'onto, are the guests of the latter's mother, Mrs, H, B. Myers, King itrect east. *. * 8 Mr. Lawson Rickards, of Galt, is pending Christmas with his par- erits, Mr. and Mrs, J, Richards, Athol st eet east. * » Miss Jean Hall, of Toronto, will spend the holiday week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Hall, Lauder Road. x % #* Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Jackson and children, Patricia avenue, will spend Christmas with relatives in Toronto, Miss Jessie Staples, Simcoe street south, is spending Christmas in To- ronto. x Mr. Bud Davidson, Athol street cast, will spend the Christmas week-end with his parents in Camp- bellford. * & = Miss Isobel Downey, of Toronto, is spending the Christmas week-end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Clayton Downey, Division street. Mr. Earle McLaughlin of Queen's University, Kingston, is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mec- Laughlin, Colborne street east, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Kennedy of Detroit, will spend the Christmas week-end with the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kennedy, Agnes strect. GOLDEN WEDDING CELE- : BRATION Mr. and Mrs. F. T, Guy, 148 Brock Street east, will be ai home to their friends on Wed- nesday, December 28, from 4 to 6 and 8 to 9 o'clock, their fif- tieth wedding anniversary, 5 (147, 149) GOLDEN WEDDING RECEPTION - ' Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Guy, 148 Brock street east, will be at home to their friends on Wednesday, De- cember 28. from 4" to 6 and 8 to 9 o'cleck, their fiftieth apniversary. (147, 149) 4 ming for your life." "Nobody chased me into the Smiling Pool," replied Peter ra- ther sullenly. "You don't mean to tell me that you went swimming for pleasure this time of year!" ex- claimed Mrs. Peter, "H you did you certainly be crazy." "I'm not crazy and I didn't g> swimming for pleasure!" snap- ped Peter, who was beginning to lose his temper, "Then what did happen?' de- manded Mrs. Peter. "I-I-I fell in," said Peter ra- ther lamely. "Fell in! Fell in!" exclaimed Mrs. Peter. "What under the sun were you doing to fall into the Smiling Pool?" But this Peter refused to ex- plain. He just wouldn't tell Mrs. Peter how his curiosity had led him to the top of Little Joe Otter's slippery slide and so close to the edge that he had lost his balance and tumbled down into the water at the foot of it. No, sir, he just couldn't tell her that, So he contented himself with saying simply, "I just fei: in" must "Well, all I can say Is, you made a good job of it," retorted Mrs. Peter, Just then who should arrive in the dear Old Briar-patch but Sammy Jay. Peter saw him coming and did his best to keap out of sight. Of course Mrs. Peter thought this was because he didn't want to be seen look- ing 80 wet. Sammy alighted in the top of a small tree and be- gan to peer all about in the dear Old Briar-patch. Sammy Jay's eyes are sharp and it wasn't but a minute or two before he dis- covered Peter, 'So there you Sammy. "How slider?" "Slider?" sald Mrs. Petar. "What do you mean. by slider?" 'Hasn't Peter told you that he the champion slider or the ! Smiling Pool?" asked Sammy. "That is just one of Sammy Jay's foolish jokes," said Peter hastily. "Little Joe Otter sends you an invitation to join his party to- morrow morning," . continued Sammy, "You can tell Litfle Joe Otter to mind his own business and you go about yours," snapped Peter, who by this time had quite lost his temper. are!" the cried is merry is (Copyright, 1932, by T.. W. Burgess) oii Ch 4 YIN | We extend our very | | best wishes to all our f friends and customers for a i Merry 1 Ch ristmas and a Happy I Special Dinner served on ii Christmas Day and on New | Year's Day, if SURES DOESN Dine in Cheerful Christmas Surroundings "A delightful Christmas Dinner will be served both Sunday and Monday at ~--THE-- Waldorf Cafe 11 Simcoe St. North Telephone 1331 SEF URI UIINS What New York Is Wearing By HELEN WILLIAMS Of course small daughter must have a guimnc¢ dress amongst her Christmas gifts, It's a darling vogue. Several little guimpes can be worn th this dress. They give such lovely variety at a very small extra cost. When choosing mem' that tweeds and tweed-like | | Grand Cafe | ms SBI WEBS cottons are exceedingly voguish in dark blue mixture, And it will tone so nicely with a yellow linen, light blue dimity or a red and white gingham check guimpe, It's as simple as A, B, C to mike it. Style No. 2720 is designed for sizes 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. Size 10 requires 174 yards of 39- inch material for dress with 134 vards of 39-inch material for blouse and 2% yards of ruffling. Price of Pattern 15 Cents Our Large Winter Fash- ion Magazine contains the most attrac- tive selection of new pa t- terns for wo- men and chil- dren; a three- lesson Beauty Course, fas h- fon hints and also Xmas gift' FALL FASHIONS ' $s uggestions » oKtmelmani nines bg (RE Our Jus esomimom en ur Most Cordial Greetings If our wishes come true, you and your family will have the merriest of holidays, the most prosperous of years. F. T. Lamble SO SI SE Sn SR your material, re-. omen's Interests in the Home and the Co that you can make and stretch your Xmas budget. Price 10 cents a capy. NO, 2720, Size eosivvssvursessverss CEP eI Ie TNES 000800 bens Name EEC lull: og 17 Street Province Girl Guide News FIFTH. OSHAWA Wednesday, December 21, prpved a very special night at 5th, ot only did we entertain 6th Oshawa, but we were much honoured by having as one of our guests, cur Commissioner, Mrs, Eric Phillips. We surely were glad to see her. 'As Mrs, Phillips entered the hall, the girls formed a file on either side of the door, making a long aisle for our commissioner to walk down. It looked quite nice. The girls spent the early part of the evening in games, led by Miss Wilcox of 6th, Oshawa, and Miss Cornwall and Miss Mutton of Sth, After lots of strenuous games and loads of fun--the gZirls settled them- selves to listen to a most interesting program, Sixth Oshawa certainly are fine singers, and we surely enjoyed those Ukrainian songs, girls, Fifth con- tributed a toe dan e, a violin solo, and 'several recitations to the pro- gram, The program closed with Christmas carols, sung in two parts, we had quite a choir didg't we, and Miss Barrowclough proved to be a fine leader and pianist. After the program the Commis- sioner introduced three games and did the girls enjoy them! Lunch was served about 9 o'clock and after a fine feast of sandwiches and declared our party a great suc- cess. Merry Christmas girls of Fifth, and the best of luck in 1933 is the wish of your and Guiders. 18T. OSHAWA GUIDES Instead of our regular Guide meeting this week we held a so- cial. The part of the eveniug was given over to a programme by several of the Guides. After the programme each Guide was blindfolded and had a dip in a box which was filled with small gifts, Refreshments were then served, after which seyeral games were played. "Taps" were sung at 9 p.m. and the company closed until Jan. 9th, 1933, when our next meeting will be held. 2ND OSHAWA GUIDE NEWS What a jolly time the Guides and Brownies had together last Tuesday, when the Brownies en- tertained the Guides at a lovely Christmag party. and cocoa the girls lett for home,' pRessmesRees sym GREETINGS! Christmas is here, the year is through. # Due credit is given to friends like you-- j§ Wishing much of the Season's thrill and - thanking you lots for your good will. AR nd LE 5 J.C. Ward & Staff W Ge sore To begin with, there was a Special Flying - up Ceremony when Elizabeth Morphy flew up to the Guides. Mrs. O. S. Hobbs per- formed: the Flying-up ceremony, and as well, presented the Sick Nurse and Toy Makers' Badges recently earned, also Service Stars. The beautiful Christmas Cake, which wag made and donated by Mrs. Hots, was raffled in order, to bring in money for the poor. There was great excitement when the tickets were all put into a hat and jumbled up. Mrs. J. R, B. Cowan pulled out the lucky num- ber which was in favour of Mrs. Webh. : "The paper trade is at a stand. still," declares a writer, Stationary, in fact. ' CHRISTMAS EVENTS The W.man's Page invites J. its readers to record the com- ing and going of holiday visit ors in its columns. It will also be pleased to note any family or group gatherings or assem- blies of a more general nature. All organizations are invited to make note of special undertak- ° ings for Christmas cheer. Phone 38 REXDILRSRAMVIDVEV WES WISHING MY PATRONS A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Genosha Hairdressing Parlor GENOSHA HOTEL PRES ONSROIINOISR OIRO Season's Greetings MEAN To our many friends and customers we ex- tend our best wishes for a 'Merry Christmas Happy New Year