Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 18, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free Winnipeg tuesday August 18, 1925 social and personal fuss Naomi Jarvis of Ottawa. 1 arrived last and will to Gunst for a time of or. And . George Binns. Deary apart ments. In Honor of miss rare and miss Marvon Moody Hylde Elee of this month . Georgw Binns. Denary apartments. Entertained at an enjoy party Las evening t 1b guests on this occasion included miss Grac Moody miss Maryon Moody or. Aii l . Anderson Grant or. And Gordon a runs. The misses Marion Nilzah cell Flanders. Marsaru a flow her. Klan or Cox Ysobel Robson. Olive i a Cap. Larvis of . Kather lift Evans. Messes Norman Pound Lester Pearson Lon Don ont. I. Marlc ration. William Scott Moody Sor Merville do ipe. Arthur Burrows and Gurny Evans. I with a miniature Bride wedding Bells streamers and Cut Flowers. The invited guests included miss i Ara b. Thordarson. Mrs. B. Thordarson . B. Freemanson . M. Josephson the. Thordarson . C. Chs Well. Mrs. H. M. Mclnnis. Mrs. H. P. Tergesen . B. S. Jonason. Mrs. A. Josephson mar. B. Jonason . Chr. Kina son . Sommerville . It. Jonasson . H. Benson . J. Peterson. Mrs. H. Sig Birdson. The. Jona son. Mrs c. J. Olson Sis Olafson h Stephens . N. Stephens . H. , . Cd. ? misses Hardarson Ann Barnson Margaret hold arson Jullian Haldorson Olavia Johnson. Inga ter Gesen Mickey Peterson Gudrun sol Mundson. Laura Solmundson Sarah Sveinson Insa Arason Becky Thor Darson. Among Canadian vision recently registered a London the names of several no per. Amoni whom or. And mr.-. mar or. And . Hush Sutherland or and . K. G. Rentier. Miss Mary pit miss Madeline i. Hewer. Miss i Ethel m. Johnson. Miss Oeor Sina Keith miss to. Miss Lilian Watson. Messes. A. Sell. M. K Liott. Donald and d Ormond. I or. Wilfred Parrish left for Calvary j Over the week end to join the staff of Parrish and Helm Beeker Grain Mer chants at their Calgary office. Miss Doris Ryder of Brandon if spending a. Few weeks in the City. Truest of . J. P. O connor., Mellil an Avenue. 1 his j sir Henry Thornton. His party is expected to arrive in Winnipeg on Friday ant will spend of Days Here before proceeding to Home in Montreal. Miss Olive entertain at Hidre this in Honor of miss Grace and miss Maryon Moody. Mrs. W. Creiman and miss mar Stuart i Saret Creiman . J. M. Davidson and miss Sara Davidson who have been motoring on Vancouver Island Are at. Present the of guests of . Dotis As. Cambridge Street Victoria. Tupper. Who has few months Ahroma l. On the Montro Montreal from Kinglan till visit for n time ii to Lier non spent me was a pcs Arr vans in r last she the East. Before e in Winnipeg will an Resong event of the double a edding of the two daughters of or. And . A. Moody which will place at. O Cork in Broadway United Church. And will be followed by a reception at the family residence. 37 Ash Street. Miss Mary g nce Holland Moody will we or. Norman Young and miss Maryon Kos path Moody will vol or. Lester Fearson of London. Ont. Mrs. S p. Clark left last evening Van the trans Canada for Ottawa having Heen called thither by the. Illness of her sister. Mrs. Carling. Miss Ruth Oliver is the guest of her Ulster j. C. Bowen. Ost so Avenue. Calgary or a few toys. Or b. M. Armstrong has in recent Boi Day at the Pacific coast has returned Home. The Marlace arranged Between . Colonel o. R. Pearkes. . . . . Formerly or Winnipeg. And Blythe. Only daughter of or. And . W. F. V. Copeman. Of Esq Tilmant to ill take place at St. Paul s Church on August 26. Mrs. C. E. Wilson of Vancouver a by her daughter. Miss Kalne Kellett. Is the guest of or. And . Charles Steacy. S02 Mulvey Avenue. Or. Joseph Barrett who for the p. few weeks has been the guest of his sister . C. Pratt. Sherbrooke Street left saturday for his Home in Chicago or. And . Frederick o. O Donnell. Who arrived in the City from by motor have taken a House at 1ss Chestnut Street where they will reside during the remaining weeks of this month. In Honor of miss b. Thord in son Riss Louise. Freemanson. Gimli fan. Entertained at a miscellaneous Shower thursday evening the draw before leaving London for his tour in Ireland prior to leaving for Canada by the Megantic. The Hon. Peter Lar Ken related an incident in connection with the presentation of the Quebec Escutcheon. Lady Astor sent Down to a stinks by lord Clarendon a Charm ing Potpourri Vee eel in to tolls Ware bearing on its surface among other interesting figures a re presentation in Holch Relief of the death of Wolfe. Tho vessel probably from Lite time this historic episode was still Tho subject of popular feeling. The Pleli commissioner interprets this Graceful act on the part of lady As a proof not Only of her kindly thought but. Also of her interest in things can Adian. Messes. Hugh Ford c. Grain and Bert offer spent the week end guests of or a. K. Arnold Winnipeg Beach. Miss doily Wheeler and or. Harry j Ellison were the Honor guests of a delightfully planned Shower Given by . M. A. B. Stallard and miss Corrie s tall arc. Wedding Hells and streamers were appropriate additions to the taste fully arranged Pink and White Oral decorations of the rooms. During th6 evening . Stallard presented the ride elect. With a handsome clock Oti behalf of some of her Devon Somerset and Cornwell friends. Instrumental and vocal selections were rendered by . Foot. Miss Mitchell miss Wheeler miss Muriel Penion or. Leslie Hall und or m. R. Ford. The guests included . W. Wheeler . C. K. Hall. Mrs. M. Pile . G. H Cul Ling Ford p. J. Hall . M. R. Ford. Mrs t. Donald. Mrs. F. M. Webb . W g. Butland . W. Morris . V. Pearce . A. M. Gant . A k Sarthe Clayton Tucker . N. J. Mackenzie . N. Hepburn . S. U. Ware the misses Varna Saul Ethel Hepburn Peggy Ford Irene Mitchell Muriel Penton k. Westren m. Donaldson Tho messes. A. J. Smith ers. W. Wheeler r. Ford Leslie halt Joseph Hall w. J. Vicary p. J. Hall Lack Mutch George Holden bert., Stal lard miss Lillian Adams. Banning Street who has been the guest of or and . C. G. Keith at their cottage at Minaki for the. Past two weeks re turned Home sunday night. Mrs. Charles Smith suite a Carlyle apartments Broadway has returned to the Ity after an absence of three months spent at the past cities. Or. And . R. L. Stidston with interesting family reunion of last week the above Are the sons and daughters of . Fanson who gathered Here 11 for the Celebration of their mothers seventy ninth birthday. This was the first reunion of her thirty five years and included children of three generations numbering tarty live in All. Mrs. Fanson is a Pioneer of. Winnipeg having resided Here for the past thirty years. Reading from left to of Regina . George h. Turner . Thomas Mason Geo. Fanson . Geo Brooks and Percy Fanson All of Bennie of Winnipeg . Fanson. Mrs. J. Honeyford of toronto., Are Wesley Fanson lower Alex. Issue special awards for Kildonan Flowers Many exhibits were on hand for annual show and eleven persons mostly were killed and Brating last fourth of july. What every guest expects we h Visi have this visitor from Canada he is discriminating. He big clean cheerful rooms the the most enjoyable entertainment but to merely fulfil his past few weeks or the former s Mother. Mrs. S. M. Stidston King Way. And left sunday evening for Home in i Iai they or. Irving Mcquillan of Chicago has arrived on a to ills Mother . A. Mcquillan Maryland Street. Hips Dorothy Alkin and miss Doris Cambridge returned today from the Lake of the Woods where they spent an enjoyable week As guests of miss Ruth Gordon at Birke crag Camp. Miss Marjorie Brady of Heston is Tho guest of her aunt . W. J. Ken Nedy s4 Ijan Gulde Street. I or Ralph Payne and or Harold Wookey re turned yesterday from a Cape trip in which completed the Circle from Kenora and Back to the City via the Winnipeg River and Winnipeg route. They made Victoria Beach on Friday and completed the journey by train to Winnipeg. T miss Dorothy Hoole Dugard Man. Has returned from Winnipeg Beach. After spending two weeks vacation As the guest of or. And . It Burns . Robert Moffatt. Miss Mary Moffatt. Miss Hazel Mack and miss. Alue me Jmullen Are a part left left yesterday to be the guests of . Moffatt s sister. Mrs. William Davis Nin Ette Man. Or. And . G. Yule formerly of port of Spain Trinidad and who j have been the guests for the past two months of the latter s. Kotlier . S. M. Stidston 193 King Sway left sunday evening for Cuba whither or. Vule has recently been transferred. Mrs. Claude Sinclair has returned to the City months. After an of two inc rooms were artistically decorated their family have been the guests for the miss Marjorie Henry was the , of Honor at a miscellaneous Shower Given by frs. Morris in d friends at Tolje Home of the former 675 Street Friday evening. The gifts were presented by Little misses Holder and Ija Montyne. The guests were the misses m. A. Kelly k. Macdonald a. H. Met n Tosh a a Fimon Tyne d. Williams Florence House. G. Al Brach. E. Macnabb. Maly Johnston m. Palmer a. Eyolfson to. Crane . A. Harvey Clifford har vey . A. , . H. Shaw 0 t do Roaches make you fighting mad spraying flit quickly rids the House of Roaches. Flit Spray destroys Roaches bed bugs ants and insect eggs. The cracks and crevices where insects hide and Breed Are readily reached by flit Spray. It is clean easy and Safe to use. Balls household insects flit Spray clears the House in a few minutes of mosquitoes and disease bearing flies. Spraying flit on Gar ments kills Moths and their arvae which eat holes. Extensive tests showed that flit did not stain or in Jure the most delicate fabrics. A scientific general insecticide flit is the result of exhaustive research 6y expert entomologist and chemists. More than 70 formulas were tested on various household insects before flit was finally perfected. Flit is a effective insecticide containing no in Active inert ingredients. Distributed in Canada by Fred j. Whitlow co., Toronto Standard Oil co. New Jersey Trade Makk destroys other household insects and of afr Hejja for Sale everywhere 50ct with hand sprayer of Rel. A Holden . G. Gunn. Refreshments were served and the evening spent in dancing singing and games. Miss May Carberry was the of Honor at a miscellaneous Shower Given by miss Beth Preece. 867 Winnipeg Avenue. La Lyle miss Evelyn Guin sin presented the gifts to the Bride elect from a decorated Wagon. The room was gaily decorated with White Stream ers and various Flowers. A Large wed Ding ring to eth a miniature marriage scene inserted Hung from the Chande Lier completed the charming tons for the occasion. The guests included . W. Preece . F. Wilkes . G. Gul Gln . A. Macpherson . C. Nixon a Tio Mairi . M. Bryce a car Berry the misses Jeanette Dolly Ethel court Irene Mclaughlin Nellie Stark. Clara , May Finch Lottie Fullerton Florence Bond lot tie Harriman. Dorothy Richards Alia . Bessie Sec Ferroil Jean Woods Liea Manchester Bibi Gaudry Alice Whitelaw Vina romans Esther free and . R. To mans. R or. Alexander Calder and miss Eva Calder have returned from a vacation spent at. Calgary and Vancouver . A. J. Nassau apart ments entertained at an enjoyable Tea yesterday in Honor of. Miss Uldene Simpson a Bride elect of next in Only. The Tea. was effectively centred with White Sweet peas and Pink roses and presided Over by . A s. Knight. Assisting were the misses Verna Simp son Rita Collett Ancl Morna. Simpson. The guests included miss Uldene Simpson. Mrs. Cecil Greer misses Irene blood Peggy marlins Noreen. Varl Ingr Beau Tracy Velma. Wilma Innis Georgina Hall Dorothy Thomas and Marjorie Simpson. Or. And . J. H. Duncan and by. Jean Duncan of Chatham ont., Are the guests of or. And . Cormie 136 Claremont Avenue. Or. And . J. Of Parker and family have just returned to the City after. Having spent the past month at Minaki ont . E. D. Alder who has been visit ing her parents mr., . J. F. Parker for the past month has just returned from Minaki ont. Miss Carolyn Cornell entertained at luncheon saturday at the business and professional women s club in Honor of miss Merle c. Hall. Table decorations., featured with a decidedly news. Pap Erish atmosphere the majority of the priests d eng. Drawn from the world of journalism. Those present w. A Mctavish . T. Alex Ander. Mrs. A. J. Tall Man., . C Crawford misses Merle p. Driscoll j. Fisher and . Basil Robbs and family arrived by motor from. Cleveland yesterday afternoon and with major Hobbs Are registered at the Royal Alexandra hotel an afternoon Bridge parly was held Friday at. The Home of or. And sirs. Frank Bell. Emerson. In Honor of. Mrs. P. B. Tusten London eng. Ethel Whitman assisted in receiving the guests. Misses Ray Cooperman and Audrey rile a left for Minneapolis on saturday afternoon where will spend their holidays visiting friends . Sydney Townsend entertained saturday evening in of or. And . Setton who left on sunday morn ing for a trip to California. Miss Stella Cameron Emerson was the guest of Honor at a miscellaneous Shower Given by mesdames Smeaton Mackenzie at the Home of . John Mcrae. I the rooms were tastefully decorated with Sun Nowers a Large Green umbrella suspended Over the table where fhe Taide elect received her gifts. The invited guests were. The misses Emily Watson Emily Smith Jessie Johnston Margaret Stuart Annie Bernice Den. Dorothy fell. Myrtle Brookst Bessie Una Worth Margaret tins Worth Mary Una Worth Laura Moore Irene Spence Molly Turner Emma Turner Bertha Tsyva Tandy Elizabeth Tandy Nettie Cam Eron Georgina. , g. Watson f. A. C. J. Mcdougall h. Templeton. A Wil Liams i. Dowswell. N. Mcclellan g. Bachelor c. S. Williams j. Than. M. . Phillips h. Ashy s. Cameron a Cameron a Reece p. Fox. To. Wilson w. Smith l. Boyd c. Willy e. Helston. J. Taste Ron and r. Ross. The regular meeting of the Riverside ladies Aid society trill be held at the manse Florence Avenue this evening a. 7 o clock. Lodge lady Grey. 63. Daughters and maids of England will hold their monthly business meeting wednesday August 19. In sons of England Hall Weston at s d m. Weddings St. Matthew s Church Vaa the scene of a pretty saturday afternoon August 15, when Gertrude Mand second daughter of or. Mrs. A j. Hill of Badger was United in marriage to or. William Hea Martin second sop of or. And . John Martin Winnipeg Ven. Archdeacon Moel Hera officiated. The Bride who was Given a marriage by or. S. Whitney looked charming in a Model of White a Georgette , in silk and lilies of the Valley. Wore the regulation veil and carried a Bou Quet of Ophelia roses and White Sweet miss Amy Hill sister of the Bride acted so and was very becoming in attired in a sown of Shell Pink crepe de Chine with inserts of Silver lace carried a bouquet of Pink roses and Sweet peas. The. Bridegroom was attended by his brother or. John Martin or. Find the Ushers were messes. Robert Martin Jack. Hill and Sidney Bas Kett. During the of the Register . Sidney Phillipps Sang or. W. Cowley pre sided at the Organ. At the conclusion of the ceremony a. Reception held at the Home of the Bride room. Where a Buffet luncheon wast served to about fifty guests. After the usual toasts the Bride changed her wedding attire for a. Travelling dress of Navy trip Tine. With hat to match. Or. And its. Martin left later for the East where the honeymoon will be spent. A. Juiet wedding was solemnized in St. Johns United presbyterian Church on saturday when Myrtle daughter of the late w. H. and . Lessee was United in marriage to or. Jalc w. Temple son of or. And . To. Or. Thurlow Fraser officiated. Mrs. Arthur May sister of the Bride presided at live Organ. In the absence of the Bride s elder brother she was in marriage by her brother in Law. Or. A. Of. Immediately after the ceremony. Or. And Temple left on a trip to Cali fornia. A quiet wedding was solemnized at the residence of j. P. Spank 235 Young Street at 4 o clock saturday afternoon when Gertrude Margaret Fraser of Wynn leg became the Bride . Is Ormano Spink also of this City Rev. Or. Bell pastor of Young United Church performing the ceremony. The Bride who was Given in marriage by her aunt . Ory wore a gown of Orchid Georgette combined blonde with a. Bandeau of Orchid Georgette and French Flowers. In her hair. She car ried a bouquet of Ophelia roses. Miss Doreen Fraser sister of the Bride acted As bridesmaid and wore a. Be coming gown of peach Georgette trimmed with a succession of minute ruffles and a Silver forming a pretty hair ornament. She carried a bouquet of Columbia roses arid Sweet peas. Or. Frank Spink brother of the bridegroom acted As groomsman following the reception . Spank left on the eastbound train for a Short honeymoon the Brae travelling in a of Navy Poiret twill with hat of lip stick red velvet and Scarf to match. Upon their return in a few weeks time they will at suite 1, Al Monte apartments Young Street. Fine of 5300 01 three months in jail was imposed in t be court yesterday on Andrew bar Ber 428 Henry Avenue for a breach of the Manitoba Temperance act. Accosted by wow be bandits on sunday evening c. New All 151 Ken Nedy Street repulsed their with 4ne Aid of an umbrella which he wielded they fled before their intended victim s attack. The., party of British teachers touring Canada with representatives of the league of Empire reached Tho City on. The return journey. A luncheon at the fort at which or. Robert Fletcher Deputy Mlp ister of education was the was Given in Honor of the visitors who left Al j.30 after being taken on a sight seeing tour through Trio icily. Through an error the annual fair at Charleswood was reported to sat urday s free press for Friday and saturday aug. 15 and 16, whereas it will he. Held and saturday aug. 21 and 22 in the Charleswood school. Entries should reach the Secretary to. J. Lock Charleswood p.o., by wednesday. A Large entry is looked for this season. Prizes to Manitoba Farmers Mak ing the Best showing at Oliie Chicago International exhibition for wheat Oats and Barley will be offered again this a. E. Parker Secretary of the local Board of Trade announced yesterday. Miss Etta. May Blinco wac appointed Secretary treasurer of Roekwood at saturday s meeting of the Council. Miss Blinco has been assistant to v. W. Mcfarlane for the past thirteen years and has been acting Secretary since or. Mcfarlane s death. Numbers of exhibits featured j the West and old Kildonan Garden show monday with the Competition in. The special classes very Strong. The following is a. List of Hie special prizes won during he show Cut Flowers Best display or Gladioli floated by . C. A. Tanner won by c. A. Midwinter. Greatest number of Points secured in Cut Flowers Gladioli donated by e. W. Merba Een. Won by d. M. Matheson. Best vase bowl or Basket of Flowers donated by j. Cuisine Cornie Ribic convenience ind won by d. M. Matheson. Sweet peas greatest number of Points in Sweet pea classes Don a Ted by e. W. Mermagen. Won by George Begg. Best display Sweet peas in exhibitor s Harden and open to old and West Sci Donan donated by James Cox. Won. By a. Wright. Best display of Sweet grown in Home Garden not exceeding .25 feet donated by h. C. Avery. Won by j. Wright. Vegetables greatest num Ber Points scored in class four Don ated by m. A. Thompson won by r. K. Zyc donated by e. Partridge won by p. Caldwell 3 donated by Gronbach. Won by c. K. Nye. House plants Novice est number Points donated by a. X. Wickett won by t. Parnell. Cut Flowers highest number Points. Donated by j. A. Young won by a. Driver. Second highest score in same class donated j by j. N. Wickett won by William Smith. I Sweet peas highest i number Points scored donated by i .1. N. Wicked. Won by . G. I Len. Vegetables highest number Points scored donated by j. J n. Wickett won by w. J. Pitts. Highest aggregate score in Novice classes donated by c. A. Tanner m.l.a., won by . New York Matig. Hundred tons is not enough for the Hott Mcalpin. To Render our friends from Canada a Little finer Courtesy i much better service and Many More com. Is the Mcalpin Promise and practise. From or. Arthur lec aging director Down to the us1. Boy the entire. Mcalpin staff u ready and anxious to Render you the prompt courteous efficient service that makes visit so cart Raj comfortable Ami pleasant. Wire write or phone outre Struj. Tons. Let the Mcalpin Vou too that there s no i the one of the. Important guests to be entertained by tie Winnipeg real estate today will be Charles g. Edwards of new York City president of the National association of real estate he will address the members of Hie local Exchange at a complimentary lunch Eon to be held in Hie St. Charles hotel at 12.30 noon. Camp c Centaur will open for the accommodation of . Cadets saturday. Aug. 22, at Lake Winnipeg South of . Arrangements have been provided for fifty boys for a period of ten Days. capt. Prank Cox room 59, Mtoto Street armoires monday and thursday evenings is in charge of arrange ments. Japanese Crew strikes Tokio Hundred and forty members of the japanese of the Empress of Australia struck delaying the vessel which bailed morning1, with a Crew of Only 89, for Vancouver . Gerhard Heintzman pianos now priced lower Mere the. White. Way of Dainty and just the thing for every occasion. Phone n6617, or ask our Salesman. Speirs Parnell baking co. Suds rinses _ i no wonder you clothes Are clean and White Winnipeg laundry la my item the bobbed hair miss reduces hair expense by using her own Gillette. A yarn that binds three generations at All Good shops Hudson Bay knitting yarn Nav n for your children milk of known purity Only a Crescent Wagon Street every morning. Phone b1000 Twenty years leadership in its absolute purity freshness and flavor is the Ideal Chil Drens milk. Day our bacteriological Laboratory sex to make certain that milk meets the last rigid requirement for purity and Crescent Creamery company limited is packed with health and vigor for you f the Peppy bran food i i after dish washing nub Mil. A Oilan in it will them from a orb. Tott Khz for w Renu Luibil Tion from Campana s italian Balm when the Are cutting the Mother should baby e teething become Loose Horompo etc., themselves the Gums and cankers form in the Mouth. This is the time when the should use or ;