Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 15, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg saturday August 15, 1925 social and personal mrs. Geo. Skinner left Friday for Kenora where she will be the guest of mrs. John Botterill. And will later visit mrs. Jeorse Carruthers j before returning Home. Helen and j miss Ursula Skinner Are also mrs. Hot j Terell s guests. Or. D. K. Kuriloff. Of fort resold a Tion. Who has been the recent guest of i or. And mrs. Homer Bunnell. Montrose j Street left Vesterdal for her Home in j the West. I Cinco Low a lir de elect of this month. The gifts were presented to the Bride miss Maynis Dewar. Those present mrs. A. Frasor. Mrs. It. , mrs. J. Crossly mrs. S. V Antone mrs. S. Gordon. Mrs. C. Mcroberts mrs. D. Thompson mrs. A Gibson mrs demur. Martin the misses f. Low m. Bono. K. Rossley Low k. Allen k. Taylor m. West g. Donoghue m. Brault. In Smith r. Allston j. Ill Ston. I-1. Kushner. M. Burgess k. Black .m.-lean. T. Stephens j. Paterson u. Cairns m. Dewar. Mrs. In. P. Murphy accompanied by liar son. Billy will leave tomorrow for St. Joseph. Mich., where she will the guest of mrs. T. Clayton. Mrs. Nichols by miss Ruth and miss Joyce Nichols and master George Nichols has left to spend the next two weeks at Victoria Beach. Or. And mrs. Arthur Mawson. Ward mrs. D. L. Moorhouse and Herbaugh jaw apartments have returned from alter. Miss Ruth Moorhouse have re three weeks motor trip to Duluth and j turned Home after spending a few port Arthur. Weeks in Detroit and Toronto. Mrs. G. F. Morrow with miss Morna miss Beth Osborne will entertain at Morrow miss Hart Lias re a Smail Tea this afternoon in Honor of turd from an extended trip to the i miss Grace and miss Maryon Moody. Paclik roast. I j mrs. J. L. Giroux accompanied by miss Margaret Fletcher. Ash Street i her Lauchter. Miss Evelyn Mae re enter aimed enjoyably last even info in turned sunday from their trip to the of miss and miss Maryon Pacific coast and cities of Southern Moody. United states. Terr and mrs. U j. F. Van re Lusdyk i mrs. P. A. Glohs and children -150 left last evening for Montreal and Tor Banning Street expect to sail from onto via the great lakes and will sail Montreal about the Middle of septem aus. Al. On Board the s. S. Montr aim j bar to join or. Gibbs in Cardiff Wales. To spend the next few months in Kur or. And mrs. C. K. Dafoe. 1335 we1 in ton Crescent announce the marriage of their daughter Lois Bernice. To or. Myron Ellis Olmstead which took place anal u. D. Smith have left on a fortnight s visit to timid Al. And will also visit Duluth and the Lake Dis Triet before returning Home. I mis s Ombra Hunnel left last evening for Kenora. She will he the guest of miss Klith mrs. Norman Leach has returned from a recent to Yellowstone Park. Re. Or. Josephine Wells of Toronto aunt or latter who has been or. mrs. Van s guest during the few a ill accompany them i dirt us. August 7. Miss Margaret and miss Ethel l or. And mrs. W. N. Bedman. Car class were joint hostesses at a mis j Man., Hajji of Portage la Prairie an Cellaneous Shower at the Home of the ounce Hie engagement of their Only former. 1-17 Lenore Street. Tuesday Long her. Kathleen Agnes read to evening Given in Honor of miss Flor William Sturgeon the Euler younger son announcement will be closed monday August 17 to be remodelled refurnished and redecorated. Or. Edward Dubois the decorating contractor an artist in this line says that., when completed will be the most artistic confectionery and Tea room in the Dominion. Further announcements later s3gmondi Mill s t a Sale of exclusive frocks in latest designs and newest shades such As new Pencil Blue and Pansy also Black Satin crepes beautifully combined with fancy embroidery and combinations. Moderately priced. Sjgmc8ws s 1 the House of values 340 Portage ave. Between Carlt Cra and Hargrave St you will certainly be delighted with the sheer goodness of these fresh and delicious Speirs Parnell St whole wheat Speirs Parnell baking co., Ltd. Phones n6617-ne618 of James Reeder Birtle Man. The wedding will take place Early in sep tember. If. Miss Bertha Coates Academy Road and miss Marjorie Man., left last evening for a visit to the Southern states. J am off registered at Jasper Park were or. And mrs. W. A. Wells or. A Rirl mrs. Edward Keir miss mar Garet Black miss Winnifred Stewart of Winnipeg. A delightful Shower was held in Honor of miss Peg Rory Fraser by the wanderers athletic club at the Homo of miss Viola Hawkins president. The gifts presented to the Bride elect in a gaily decorated Carriage. Miss Mary Burnett vice president presided at e Tea table which was decorated with a min latture Bride and Groom a roses and peas. Miss Phyllis Teece. Mrs. W. U. Hawkins and mrs. G. H. Young assisted. The invited guests wore the. Misses Peggy Fraser. Mary Fraser Doreen Fraser. Thelma fraser1, Marie Vickery. Mary Burnett Doreen Mcrae Mildred James Mae Boorman May William son Lilian Bone May Waters Nellie More Bessie Adams Isabel Mckinnon Mildred Griffin Phyllis Teece Florence minty Hazel Kessler Norah Rawland Mildred Chapman Muriel Gallagher Margaret Law Anna Crispin Thorley. Beason san mrs. G. H. Voung1. I mrs. C. Sulkers and mrs. Jac. Strikers entertained at the former s residence s2 Kast St. Paul on wednesday eve Ning aug. 12, in Honor of miss Ger Trude de Vries of Racine Wisconsin. An enjoyable evening was spent in music and zanies. Arne off those pres ent were Gertrude de Vries mrs. G. Baal. Or. And mrs. P. Sulkers or. And mrs. C. Strikers or. And mrs. k ulcers the misses b. Vesler a or Yennock to. De Graaf e. Kesler of a by Nhoc if t. Heeres g. De proof of a. Duro a. De a. Kesler c. Dorlo. A. A Ronhock t de Graaf messes. John Kesler Kenosha Waller by Enbert Kenosha to. De Jons. De Graaf a Zonneveld p. Breedveld a. Vriens j. J. De vent j. Akkerman l., sulkers w. Keers j. Rye Shock. A. De Graaf g. Einfeld c. Kesler w. Wyenberg k. Dyksterhuis. Mrs. D. Anderson 115 Isabel Street entertained after noon for her daughter in Law mrs. David g. Anderson. The guests were mrs. David g. Anderson mrs. H. W. Wright mrs. H. T. Jacobs mrs. J. P. Duffin mrs. J. Mckenzie mrs. R. I Jope. Mrs j. Wood muss mrs. C. F. Roland mrs. R. P. Clifton mrs. F. , mrs. A. Mrs. Gor Don to Dols uie Issabel p. Duc Fin. Bern ice Coffee Marl Ynn Roland j. H. Anderson m. A. Anderson and master Ronald Dodds. The Beehive club of Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge spent a most enjoyable Dav wednesday the guests of sirs. Conklin and mrs. Hill at Bonnie Ponemah. A very l line was spent and during the after noon the indies took advantage Tho Opportunity for a dip in the Lake. After a sumptuous dinner they returned to Winnipeg on the evening train. Those who went Down were mesdames f. Shaw j. Mckeag g. Stewart h. Bor a Trad a. Mcleod w. Piggot d. Ear via lick and m. A. Brewer and the misses Marjorie Manman Gladys plug the premieres of the world s Mas Ter minds in dress provide a Lively topic just now at tills time of year fashion talk is largely centred around what was shown at the haute couture openings those important occasions when buy ers from department stores specially shops and wholesale houses pack Paris to overflowing to see How the great dressmakers of the world Are interpreting an expression of the time. This presentation is always stimulating even though the models pre ensemble from Philippa it Gaston exploits the barrel Silhouette in sleeve As Well As skirt treatment. The coat is Navy reps with Blue Cire braid trimming and the dress which follows its contour is developed in silk with similar ornamentation. Seated a leave one cold to their Charm. Or perhaps one in More often alive to their Charm but cold in. Contemplation of actual adoption. There Are of course differences of opinion hut the haute couture As a whole is More or less of a Rel not. I there is a general sponsorship of i velvets of Rich color of soft Wool. Land of a lavish application of fur and trimming generally. At the summer openings a parts clothes were starred. Winter functions being More important than sports consequently the collections accent elaboration of detail. The Harrel Silhouette la one of the several presented. The idea that All our and frocks should he so Cut is ridiculous the fact that if so desired they May be so designed is for with the restlessness which is characteristic of the times we demand i even in the of Silhouette and absolutely frown on re i Taining the straight inc except when. We aran a mood it. Copyright .1825, Fajr child got., Eliinor Earwaker and Betty Brewer miss Lulu Lyon of South Bend. Ind. Is the guest of mrs. J. A. Macfarlane at the Lake the Woods. 1 mrs. B. Ballard or. And mrs. Joseph Wells. Or. And mrs. A. Grey or. J. Mul dment and or. P. Beaver Are a party who have left on a motor trip to Chicago and will visit the Prin Cipal cities in route. Dir Luff their absence they will enjoy a stay at the Detroit cake Minnetonka the Wisconsin Lake Geneva and later Chicago via ill Waukee. Mrs. B. and son Edmund of 300 Edmonton Street have left on an extended trip to the East. Or. Be Oleile will join his family later in the season. Or. And mrs. Loftus amys have re Lumen from a visit in Toronto and Stony Lake. Or. And mrs. J. Knobler left yester Day on a visit to the latter s sister mrs. F. Crime los Angeles. Their daughter. Miss Ruth Kubler who has been attending school in California will return with her parents. Mrs. A. J. Tallman. Nassau apart ments will entertain at Tea on Mon Day afternoon in Honor of miss Uldene Simpson a Bride elect of this month. Mrs. W. W. Kendall and Small son have returned from a five vacation in the West. The Points visited while in route were Jasper Vancouver. Seattle Portland Lake Louise. And Calgary. Miss Carrie was the Ereat of Honor at a miscellaneous Shower Clvin by the misses Marie and Agnes Suesen at their Home 197 Morley Avenue. Fort Louge the room was tastefully decorated with White Stream Era and Hells while dahlias Sweet peas and carnations gave a pretty Floral note to the table. Little miss Doris Denelle dressed As a Bride and trailing a prettily decorated Wagon presented the Bride elect with the Many and useful gifts. The invited guests included Many of the business colleagues of the Bode to be. They included the misses Minnie Mckechnie Elva Mcke Ehnle Dorothy Clare Evelyn Clare Dolly Hayden Jean Alexander Mary Alexander Jennie Carlsom Phyliss Lone Beatrice Mcnab Mildred Mcnab. Loraine Bright Gladys Hun Tfir mrs. Thompson mrs. Mckechnie and mrs. W. Denelle. The Bride elect will leave next month for Santa Barbara cal., where her mar ring e will take place. Or. And mrs. William Ernes announce the engagement of their Daugh Ter Alice Mai to or. Herbert Watson. The marriage will take place Early in september. Or. And mrs. Walter j. Blackburn have left to spend the week end with or. Justice and mrs. Dennistoun at the latter s summer residence at Keewatin Beach. Miss Edna Kerr has returned from an extended motor trip to Detroit lakes and Minneapolis. Miss May Scott and miss Nan Porteous have returned from a very enjoyable Holiday which was spent at Breeze Awn Camp Lake Winnipeg. While away they were the guests of the misses Ruth Grace and Mabel Smeeton. Miss Carolyn Cornell will entertain at the luncheon hour today at the Clu rooms of the professional and business men s association in Honor of miss Merle Hall. Mrs. Robert wot Illel and son Howard have returned to their Home in Minne weddings a i ult iut pretty wedding was solemnized in new St. James presbyterian Church London ont., july-30, when Constance Nance Annie Gale daughter of or. And ills. W. W. Gale England became the Bride of Paul j3. Santo youngest son of mrs. Julia Santo of. Bender saak., Rev. John Mcnair officiating. The Bride who was Given in marriage by her brother w. W. Gale of this City wore a charming French frock of Ivory geor Gette with Peart trimmings a Large mohair hat to match and carried a bridal bouquet of roses and lilies of the polls Minn., after a four weeks visit to mra Wohlfiel s parents or. And mrs. Koo Kweit. 620 Dudley Avenue l Ort Rouge. A social gather org was held tuesday. August 11, in Honor of miss Sarah Kershner Bride elect of this month at the Home of mrs. Waldman 166 Cathedral Avenue when an enjoyable time was spent. Those present were mrs. G. Charach mrs. J. Waldman mrs. O. Preshner mrs. M. Cohen mrs. J3. Geller mrs. F. Hecht mrs. N. Iii Bard misses Sarah Kershner b. Goldie j. Cli Arach Sarah Palchikoff Kay Oigman and Ida Kershner. The misses Agnes Rockwell and Blanche Muniroe have left on extended visit to the former s relatives in Minneapolis Minn. Or w. H. Tyson River Avenue announces rhe engagement his eldest daughter Frances alice1, to m4 Gibson son of or. And sirs. Thomas Gibson of Wroxeter ont., formerly Winnipeg the marriage will take place saturday evening aug. 22, in St. Luke s Church. Or and mrs. Malcolm j. Macleod few weeks returned Home on Suesay having visited Watrous and Carlyle lakes in route. Mrs. E. Kneeland who has spent the past few Days in town Len yester Day afternoon for her summer residence at the Lake of the Woods. Mrs. Guy Poussette will leave this afternoon to the guest for a week of mrs. George Carruthers at the Lake of the Woods. Or. Gerald Martin has left to spend a Short Holiday at the Lake off the Woods the guest of or. And mrs. E. W. Knee land. The John Black ladles sewing Circle will meet in the Church on wednesday evening at 7.30 o clock to Complete arrangements for serving the meals at the forthcoming fair. The Maguire examination an accurate Bye diagnosis d. A. Maguire 202 Enderton bldg. A9519. Valley. She also wore the Bride Groom s gift a White Gold wrist watch. She was attended by her sister in Law mrs w w. Gale wearing a charming Freck of Shell Pink Georgette with Large Black hat. After the ceremony or. And mrs. Santo left on a Short Honey Moon to Niagara Falls and Toronto and will return to London before Leav ing for their future Home in Bender sask. The marriage of Mary Ivadell. Younger daughter of or. And. Mrs. A. Burton Hurd of Montreal to Albert Hurd Warner son of or. And mrs. E a Warner of this City look place it the Church of the Advent. Montreal on wednesday August i Rev. 13. Knowles d.d., officiating. Both Bride and Groom were unattended and the Ushers were or. Kenneth Cameron and or. Jack Pembroke both of Montreal. The Tor de who was Given in marriage by h or father wore a handsome gown of Cream brocaded Satin with Honiton lace Yoke and insets. Her hat was a leghorn victorian Model faced with Cream Chiffon and trimmed with two Cream coloured Ostrich tips. Her victorian Corsage was of yellow pan eyes and sire in a Mist and she car ried a Cream coloured prayer Book from which or. Knowles read the ser vice. The altar was banked with Shasta daisies in brass bowls while the Chan cel and Church combined these same blossoms with asters and ferns. A reception following the ceremony was held at the Home of the Bride s parents where Flowers in shades of yellow formed the decorations. Immediately following the reception. Or. And mrs. Warner left for the Lake of the Woods where they will spend their honeymoon and will reside in Winnipeg on their return. The Bride s Mother wore a French Mode gown of Provencher Blue Flat crepe made very simply and trimmed with rows of narrow blonde lace and a Large. Jet of Blue Georgette and velvet and carried an Arm bouquet of Ophelia roses and Gypsophila. Mrs. K. W. Warner the bridegroom s Mother was gowned in an imported Model of Black Satin Over bisque at crepe with an Over dress of bisque hand made belgian lace caught at one Side with roses in Pansy shades. Her hat was a French Model of Black Felt and Satin with a continued on seven 1.2-3--4--5--6--7 flavors that s the number of them in the Saint maid list every flavor beautifully every cake wrap Ped and delivered to you in an airtight sanitary it keeps fresh for Quality goes in before the name goes pick your flavors Saint maid cake the cake with the Home baked taste. From your Canada bread phone Sherbrook 2017-2018. Canada bread company limited. A. A. Ryley manager at Winnipeg. 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