Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, August 05, 1929

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 5, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba 8 Manitoba free press Winnipeg monday August my. And mrs. Ralph Lampman Man and Little miss Joyce Lampman who have spent the past month in Winnipeg left sunday for their Home in . Or. Frank Hall is spending the Long week end at Detroit lakes Minnesota with his family. Mrs w. D. Love Imd master Donald love returned recently from an extended visit to London. Ontario. Announce the engagement of their daughter Rose Jean to or. Frederic James Westcott son of mi1 and mrs. F. Westcott Douglas Man. The wedding will take place the latter part of August. Or Robinson was the guest of or. And mrs. W. J. Phillips at Kee Over the week end. Or. F. Acc Watlin Gerald o Oracle. L. Pallon Friday ont. Where lie spent Tor the his daughter mrs mrs. C. C. Heyl. Who Lias spent this j week n Winnipeg. L a of mrs. A. I or sol Ali spent the Wick Rannard. Sunday for her Home. Tho Yum St of mrs. In fort William. R Ujj. . S mrs John Artel mrs. W. love air Rived in Winnipeg Friday even ing. To attend the Paterson Pulley nuptials. Or. And mrs. Charles Duncan left Friday for where they will j spend a Short time. Or. And mrs. K. C. Clifford who left thursday for be Nedjl Minn., were Tho guests of or. And mrs. T. P. He f Al Finger Over Zhc at their week end. Summer residence Monroe and addle Barclay nieces of the Bride dressed in pastel shades of voile and lace Organ die hats to match. And pm incl Bou Quets of roses and Sweet peas. Lastly came the Bride with her father who gave her in Manasc she looked charming in a of Pale Green Satin and tulle Floures with uneven Hemline and mob fir picture hat in Matching tones. Carried a Shower bouquet of sweetheart roses and Sweet peas. During the signing of Register miss Ellen Bald Sang of perfect by Scott catty. After the ceremony a reception was hold at the Horn of the sister mrs. Charles Lindsay. The Happy couple receiving the guests by mrs Clay Mother of the Burlile dressed in Black brocade William Pink to bridegroom who wore a pour arc Blue Georgette j Ces. The Bride and by motor for . Their return will reside Dorothy Dix How to keep a Hull Ianul assisted in Alex. Bar who was satyr. And her of the Model a Cut on . Morrow Ontario. Or. And mrs. Holidaying at m or. George w. Simpson of Calgary is the guest of his Mother mrs. A. L. Simpson Ash uni Street. I or. End George gait spent the week or and mrs. Phinney s sum Are i Mer Camp. My Nail ont. I i honouring miss Nelly tempest a Bride elect of this month. Mrs. H. Borrill Gall old Street enter lined at a miscellaneous Shower on wednesday St. George s Church was the scene of a ver pretty wedding saturday after noon of 3 o clock when Ruth. Muriel eldest daughter of or and mrs. A Iwa Llcy. Became the Bride of or. Robert Here Are ten rules for wives who wish to keep their husbands in love with them pleasant. Be easy to get along with. A gets All Trio Light ing he desires in the outside world and when he comes Home he wants it to a place of peace and rest and to find a wife who is Sweet and amiable not miss Margaret guest of mrs Niru Street. Lea. Of Calgary is a. L. Simpson. Ash Drewry Paterson. Son of . And is h w Paterson. Palms and ferns banked the and tall standards of snapdragons Gondoli Delphinium gave a Lovely touch of color to the scene the guest per s were designated with soft Satin bows and summer bios d. J t. I evening. The girls were presented by master Murray James. The Tea table. Centred by a miniature Bride decorated with White Flowers with baby s breath and tapers was presided Over by mrs. A. Ingraham. The invited guest eluded miss n. Tempest. Mrs. J. Tempest. Mrs. G. Marcha it. Mrs. Noyes mrs. Alfred temp Eric. Mrs. Mclean mrs. A. Sutherland. Mrs. Incs. Miss m. Smithson. B. Mea clows mrs. G. James mrs. W. A jewry Anc Norman Mcmillan. The son. Strasbourg sask. Miss lots Flower girl. Miss Jocelyn Saul or. And mrs. Daniel w. Gleason. Of Small Strasbourg sask. Maps. T. Par was Swec c in n Little French frock York fity. Arrived thursday j s0ns. Pass Dena Cal. Miss in. Anil be the guests of mrs. E. Benning mrs. W. Decks. Mrs. Their . George Kane Yale p. Turner. Mrs. W. Rutherford. Mrs. Avenue for the. Month of August. T. Dun mrs. W. Seymour mrs. K. Mrs. Jas. Ryan jr., miss k. R. Ryan Mil i Jane Ryan or. D. Gottfred or. W. My Abc Winnipeg or. And mrs. M. Parkinson. Toronto or. And mrs. David Robertson Montreal or. And mrs. E. B. Stnfft., or. And mrs. R. F. . Chu Ai o. 111., registered at Lodge on Friday. Anc. Mixed looms Werc used on the altar and made White ovely setting for the ceremony which c. Performed by col. G. A. Wells in 1 at the appointed hour the Bride a Proem and his groomsman. Or. Arthur a Wickson. Tool their places at the Chan i Cal and the bridal party came slowly the aisle. The Ushers wore messes. In Moore Alistair Ketch Corbet t iof Pink Gcorge flt. The upper part made eur ally of tiny tucks and caught at 1 neck raid Short sleeves with 1 Lowers of Trio a mar Laap of interest to Many it. Clarke mrs. J. Worthing mrs. Winnie pagers will be that of mrs. J mrs. S. , t. Evans Wilma. Bolo to or. Stephen Balla. Of mrs. T. Burchell and master w. Wll Angeles which will take place in Kinori. Vancouver Dumisi 8. After a tour of the Western states they will reside mrs. A. Browning St. 3, Cumber in Hollywood Calif. Land court formerly of Chaple Soori. Man., has left on an extended visit to Chicago Detroit and other Eastern Points. Or. And mrs. Frank Shea or. And mrs. George Curruthers. or. E. J. Bawlf attended the party Given at Breezy Point Lodge Mynni. By Cap Georgette while the same tiny Morgon. Mrs. Flowers were clotted at intervals the Hemline. She carried a Basket of Pink Sweet peas tied with a Large tulle Bow. The Matron of Honor mrs. A. E. Beau and eve Gottlieb sister and Cousin of the Bride in Apricot coloured gowns followed by the misses Goldie Gottlieb and Julis Fagan. Cousins of the Bride in Pale Green gowns and then the misses Elizabeth Welsz and Esther Zimmerman sister of the bridegroom flesh and chartreuse respectively. They carried bouquets of roses Sweet peas and baby breath tied in Tulie to match the colors of their gowns. Liu be Silver bows with streamers were caught just below the tulle. They each wore Rose in their hair pinned on the right Side. They wore Pearl necklaces of graduating size and in colors to match their gowns gifts of the Bride. Their slippers were the shades of their dresses. Miss Blanche Nathanson the maid of Honor walked alone. She wore a. Orchid cooled gown and car ried a bouquet of roses and Sweet peas tied with a tulle Bow. The Little Figwer girl. Miss Beverly Gottlieb sister of the Bride wore a frock of sky Blue and carried a Basket of Rose petals and Sweet peas. The Bride entered alone and was met at the altar by the bridegroom and his groomsman Nathan Zimmer Man. Her gown of Ivory Satin with a Pink cast was made in Princess style. The bodice was tight fitting ornamented with pearls and rhinestones at the left shoulder. A Shadow hem of tulle formed an uneven Hemline of ankle length in front and hell length at the Back. Her tulle veil was fashioned in Cap effect caught the Back with a Cluster of Orange blossoms and two rows of pearls her Shower bout it or. And mrs. W. E. Vasey . Every Home needs one As a piece furniture As the piece of Furni Ture and As a Mark of culture As Well As for the entertainment it pro Vides a Mason Eisch makes an out standing acquisition to the modern Home. Are made in Many signs grand upright player pianos. Come see hear and play them. Confidential terms arranged do and and Home of the Mason Zilisch Canada s finest piano Mont los Angeleen an aunt of the Bride wore a beaut Lutil French frock ornamented with and rhinestones. Consisted of roses and lilies of the Valley. The Ushers were messes Maurice one who has a Chip on her shoulder and is just waiting to Start something. Good nature will do More toward hold ing a husband s affections than keep ing a Boyish figure or having your face lifted or being a Model of All of the Cardinal Virtues. No woman need count her Cal ories who counts her words and Only says to her husband the things that arc soothing for him to hear and who takes As much trouble to propitiate him As she would some strange Man on whom she was trying to make an impression in vain do the flappers Flap Aud the sirens weave their spells before the married Man whose we is always pleasant and agreeable. Cheerful. Nail on your face the smile that won t come off. Cultivate a sense of humor. Develop a funny Bone for heaven knows every wife needs one worse than she does anything else on Earth. There Are about a million things in. Married life Ever which a woman must either laugh or cry and the one who laughs wins out. Before marriage your sweetheart will invite you to weep on his shoulder. After marriage when you cry your husband will Tell you not to be a fool. Take his tip. Don t be a fool. When things go wrong when your Castle of dreams tumbles Down around your ears and you find out that your god not Only has feet o but is mostly made of mud Don t shed a tear Over your disappointment. Laugh it off and make the Best of what you have. Beauty talks by Lois Leeds cake it tent Fob the steam Gisli complexion into healthy activity clean absorbent Cotton. In the is to give it a steaming once or twice Ling Wash the face with warm a week followed by applications of hot and soap. Rinrix in cooler and cold water alternately then in hot and cold Blier Navolt first bind up your hair in a Towel j for several seconds. Dry and apply or pull on a rubber swimming Cap to Betor to Irak a keep your hair dry. Pour boiling j. Water into a Basin and old your face in the steam. Throw a Large once it a. Cut. Over your head and the Basin. Making a sort or tent to keep Tho hot vapor or tent to keep be careful however to wait por now to Heads blackheads cover a multitude of skins judge no from my read ers write and ask for treatments. They Ore no respecter of sex or circumstances. These ugly Black dots that mar the complexions of. So Many and boys and men j and women too. Are caused by an i obstruction an Over secretion of Oil hardens in the Oil ducts of the Don to Burden your husband with and Mccomos capped with dust of your Little worries. Keep them Toj yourself. Dou t Tell him your i inc therefore for this com Mon Beauty blemish lies in thorough Antiseptic measures Stem i elation of the activity of the skin in ii Nav Nam All., i Sec lev rouble some. And you can t have every-1 pro Cess requiring Only patience and regu Larity of treatments. The local treat ments must to carried out conscientiously for weeks or oven months. 1 before an improvement in the texture of the skin May be expected. I scrupulous cleanliness is the i really effective treatment skins afflicted with blackheads. In Many Relief Runny be obtained by a is in. The water has cooled off a Little a not to scald your face with 1-Hej boiling steam. When he water stops i giving off steam Massage your face with a mild soap making a lather. Binse in warm water. Gently i press out the larger blackheads and j Bathe the face again in hot boric acid j solution made by Diaso ivling one heaping teaspoonful of boric acid in one pint of Boilini water. Blot he skin dry and apply a. Little of the i following lotion to the parts affected and leave on overnight one dram i two drams boric acid two ounces Witch Hazel four ounces Rose i at or. I shake Well. Apply with a piece of i j them from coming Bach. And cold water i the hot remember the Winnipeg foundation making trills u a Barite if try self tones Aud Braunstein Harold Gottlieb net embroidered in Zimmerman. Morris Swartz shaded from and Harry Silver he has plenty of. His own. Don t sit Down and whine and complain and. Lament because you have to do own and the children t thing that mrs. Croesus has. That line of talk takes the last bit of courage out of a Man. And Breaks Down his morale completely. There in t a Man in uhe world who would t rather face a firing squad than a tear soaked melancholy pessimistic wife who makes him feel that he did her. A deadly wrong by marrying her. 3__keep yourself looking at Tractive. While you were to Yang to catch your husband you dolled your self up to the limit. Nothing would Tain and mrs. W. H. Fawcett Satur mohair in suntan beige at the shoulders to Dee p suntan mis. At the hem. The Basque bodice was close fitting at the hip line and the flared skirt made almost to the ground. A Large Bow of suntan crepe of the on Side had Graceful streamers which just escaped the ground. Her hat was of drooping Day evening in Honor of Dolores Del brim and soft Fiat Bow of silk or. The one Side. She carried a Sheath bouquet of Gladell in deepest Pink tied with wide ribbon in. Green yellow and Pink. Miss Audrey Walley the bridesmaid u sister of the Bride was most attractive in a Lovely frock of Honey beige crepe Laurier Tho bodice exit with a Long pointed inset of beige lace in the Back and the deep pointed Yoke of lace in front which was piped with the Creps. The skirt was circular with the hem Ine in Long Points and n. Rio and Claire Windsor famous screen stars and Harry Curtiss son of Charles g. Curtis vice president of the United states. Miss Elaine College has left for her Home in Vancouver having spent the past month in Winnipeg the guest of miss ent. Alice Sharpe. Wellington cres honouring miss Mary proving an August Bride elect members of Flor ence Nightingale Lodge entertained at a miscellaneous Shower monday july 22, following the regular meeting. Those present were mrs. W. Lariton. Mrs. A. Payne mrs. Kirby mrs. D. Mcleod. Mrs. Pratt mrs. B. Duncan. Mrs. M. Mcfadden. Mrs. W. Murkar mrs. W. Griggs. Mrs. F. Yates mrs. A. Hibbs. Mrs. W. Miliiken mrs. W. Bar ton mrs. M. Womersley misses. M. Young. J. Allan. M. Parker. J. Mcgregor j. Pratt g. Manson b. Leake. .1. Hodgson l. Balkw-111, n. Little b. Hunter e. Hobbs m. Clanston l. Col Lins and m. Hoover. Mrs. J. M. Fraser Lincoln apart ments has left for the East where will visit for a few weeks. Weddings he plane. Her hat was of mohair in be Ige with a Flat Bow of sunt Fui on the brim and she carried a sheaf bouquet of deep Pink Gladell tied with ribbon in Green yellow and Pink. The pretty Bride who was Given in marriage by her father wore her wedding gown of White bridal Satin the upper part of the bodice and close fitting sleeves being of Racine lace the Satin joining the Yoke in deep Point. The skirt was circular and slightly the Back ending in two Long which just escaped the ground. Gathered in front Points a soft crush Girdle was caught at the hip with u seed Pearl ornament. Her train was a Lovely old court train of bridal Satin which was caught at the shoulders the ends turned Back and appliqued in Lover s knots of White Satin and finely embroidered in seed pearls. It was appliqued entirely around the end with Beautiful antique Rose Point lace. Her veil was of silk net with a thread of White silk and was held in place by a band of the net which was worn on her forehead the Back being softly wedding of interest to a wide Circle of friends was solemnized wed gathered and caught at each Side with mesday july 31, at 7 o clock in the evening in the holy ghost Church when Leonia Agnes youngest Atigh Tor of or. And mrs. Michael by Walsh was United in marriage to or. Leon Joseph Mialkowski son of the late or. J. Mialkowski and mrs. Mialkowski of Paterson. . The officiating Clergyman. The Bride was Given in marriage by her father and was attended by miss Mutry Czyz maid of Honor and two Gottlieb wore gown mrs. Zen Georgette trimmed with Ace of the same color. They wore corsages of Tea roses and Sweet peas. Or. And mrs. Zimmerman left on a honeymoon trip East and Are now re siding at 17 Alloway court Winnipeg. Mrs. Zimmerman travelled in an ensemble costume of Grey and Blue with which she wore a Grey Felt hat with a Blue ornament. The tit of town guests included or. And mrs. A. L. Flan. Mrs. L. Hechter miss Shirley Pink of los Angeles or. And mrs. W. Zimmerman. Miss Esther Zimmerman messes. Nathan and Edward Zimmerman or. And mrs. M. Rosove. Or. And mrs. F. Abosh or. And mrs. N. Rubens teen or. M. Swartz mrs. S. Bere or. May Bere. All of Winnipeg or. Leslie Bere of Regina miss Pearl Ruder of Chicago mrs. J. Klein of Sandstone Minn. Mrs. H. Gottlieb of Mott. . Mrs. M. Of Bis Marck . And or. Maurice Braun Stein of spy Hill. Sask. A wedding of interest to Winnipeg Gers which took place tuesday july 30. At High noon at the Home of or. And mrs. J. W. Young Smith at Sedlac cake . Was the marriage of Coil stance Robinson daughter of the late or. Percy Cuniffe Powys and mrs. Powys to or. Alex. Stewart Camp Bell of Winnipeg. The ceremony was Pei formed on the Lawn of the Lovely Home of the Bride s aunt. Or. Campbell s groomsman was or. Ralph Hewson. The Bride who was unattended was Given in marriage by her Mother and wore for the occasion a smart frock of Tan and beige Chiffon softly draped with a most becoming hat to match of beige mohair. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served and later or. And mrs. Campbell left on a motor trip through Eastern provinces pro Edward have induced you to appear before him Morris without having exit on your Best com i Plexton and your prettiest frock and powder Bike your self flesh slippers and. Having made wore yourself look As Dainty and As fresh Rev. S. Wacho Wlch was tiny clusters of Orange blossoms. She feeding later to their Home in we nil carried a Shower bouquet of Ophelia Peg via Montreal and Toronto loses orchids and Lily of the Valley. As mrs. Powys the Bride s As possible never would Well you know that he have fallen for a Sloppy the bridal party left the vestry the Organ pealed Forth the Mendelssohn wedding March to m his door of the Church passed under no Arch of held by the guard of Honor bridesmaids. Misses Sophie Merrick and Helen Shanowsky also by her two from the fort Garry horse under the command of Captain Norman Fraser. Following the c Emony reception was held at the Home of or. And mrs. H. A. Walley the rooms being decorated chose an attractive gown Chiffon with Matching hat. Mother of Black creature in a soiled dress with Down at the Heel shoes on her feet with drowsy hair and who looked As if she needed a trip to the laundry. Be even More particular about your personal appearance after you Are married than you were before. Don t forget that your Man goes from you every morning to work Side by Side with business girls who Are spick and Span and Trig Aud trim and Rouge and lip sticker and curled and manicured and it will Bode you no Good for him to carry in. His mind the Pic Ture of a wife in a soiled Kimono who has t bothered to comb her hair or Wash off the cold Cream or dress tip for a Mere husband. Bear in mind that a fresh clean Pink Bungalow apron and a dab of powder on your nose is first Aid to keeping a. Husband. Yourself continually to your husband. Don t make the mistake of thinking that because you have done it once and have marched him to the altar you have him for keeps. Because a Man thinks you Are. Beautiful and wonderful and the Only woman in the world today is no a Lorn that he is going to think that Way tomorrow. It in t enough to hypnotize him once. You have to do it Over again every morning. There is no place where a wife can throw away her conjure bag and sit Down and rest and take it easy. If you want to be loved you must keep yourself lovable. If you want to be desired you must be desirable. If you want to keep your husband eating out of your hand you must feed him on Angel s food. There is no affection that will stand nagging and fretting and temper and Petty tyranny and no woman Ever makes a greater mistake than when she thinks that she can hold her husband by the cords of . Every wife determines the attitude cases steaming the face and by pressing but the sebaceous with thoroughly scrubbed fingers with a Comedo extractor entry matter or which has been sterilised in alcohol. Pressure is not effective do Force but repeat the process lowing night before retiring. A Good Way to stimulate the he Lichti not use the Fol slug her husband takes toward her. And it is up to her whether he keeps patting himself on the Back for his judgment and taste in having picked her out for i a wife or whether he feels that he pot so put your Best foot Forth be. Foe Friend husband. Discreetly blow your own trumpet. Call his attention i of your Virtues and soft pedal your faults. Proudly display your perfect pie and Chuck the one that fell Flat la the garbage can and put on the lid most of the men who boast of their wives Are merely repeating the Domestic propaganda the wives have put Forth. On your Job. Make your husband a. Comfortable Home. Feed him Well. 3e Thrifty and economical. That is your end of the matrimonial partnership just As much As making a Liv ing is his. No Man wants to come Home to a dirty and disorderly House where the Beds Are unmade and the floors in swept. Who is no Man can respect too Lazy and shiftless woman to pre not one but hundreds of women write to us continually about the Many uses they find for vaseline Petroleum Jelly. For vaseline Jelly is a. Unique sub stance a. Mineral product that has intrinsic Healing properties. It relieves Burns and scalds. Meals cuts ind scratches. Soothes bumps and bruises. Relieves tickling coughs Hus Kiness and head colds. Keeps Small ailments from becoming big ones. Hardly a. Home is without vaseline Jelly. In jars and Sale everywhere. And remember when you buy that the Trade Mark vaseline on the package gives you the Assurance that you Are getting the genuine product of the mfg. Co., could 5520chabot avc., Montreal Canada. Mfg. Co., co it a pare Good food for her family. No Man can Long love a woman who wastes his Money and keeps him in debt. Not men Ever forsake a wife who is a Cracker acc Cook. I to hold Down a Job in the Busi Ness world Stop have to be on your tiptoes All the time. You have to i keep up with the newest wrinkle. You have to watch out for what your rivals Are doing and be Able to meet Competition. You have to scent danger in the air before you really see it. And that is the Way it is with the wife Job. You have to be As attractive As other women. You have to be As interesting and with As keen a line. You have to hand out a Superior line of Jolly. You have to be always on your Job if you want to hold your Hus band. It is the wives who Are asleep at the switch who logo out. But More of this anon. Dorothy Dix. Trade Mark Petroleum j summer blossoms. The Host and hos fill your bowl with Kellogg s Pep bran flakes. They Are the Best you Ever tasted. They have the flavor of Pep you like so Well. Extra Crisp so Good for you too at any meal. The nourishment from the wheat. The Vita mins. The Mineral salts. Just enough bran to be mildly laxative. Sold in themed and Green package. Made by Kellogg in London Ontario. A with Palms ferns and standards of j Little nieces As Flower girls Lucille and Virginia Kowbel. I the bridegroom was attended by his a Cousin Seweryn Woyna of Detroit Mich. The Ushers were j. G. Griber and j. Kruplak. At the beginning of the ceremony Sokol and holy ghost choir of which the Bride was a popular and Active member Sang veni tinder. Direction of p. T. Anglree. During the signing of the Registe a Solo. Ave was rendered by miss j. Wiecek. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents where Over 40 guests were entertained. Or. And mrs. J. L. Mialkowski left by motor on a Short trip West and on their return will reside in Winni Peg. A pretty wedding took place at St. Paul s United Church. July 31, at 7 in the evening when Wynnifred Helen second youngest daughter of and mrs. Alex. Barclay became the Bride of Cecil Wilfred Pink eldest son of or. And mrs. William Pink of Winnipeg. At the appointed hour the Bride Groom and his groomsman or. Harold Pink brother of the bridegroom took their places at the altar with the officiating Clergyman. Rev. N. B. Mclenagan. To the strains of the bridal chorus from played by or. Herbert Anderson the bridal party entered the Church the Ushers messes. Jack Marriott and Jack Mckay Lead ing followed by the bridesmaid. Miss Nancy Barclay and the Matron of Honor mrs. William Kelly of Sioux Lookout ont. Sisters of the Bride. The bridesmaid was gowned in Pink Georgette with tulle and Satin painted skirt and wore a picture hat in rim Tali flakes w. Paterson. The Bride s table Cen tred with the wedding cake and softly draped with tulle was softly lighted with Pink and Green tapers Aud decor ated with vases of Pink Sweet peas and Valley lilies. Or. And mrs. Robert d. Paterson left Ater for Montreal where the Honey Moon will be spent. Mrs. Paterson tra j veiled in a smart Brown Flat crepe in j Sembrie suit the Blouse being of printed crepe in Brown and Cream with a. Pleated Jabot on one Side. The close fitting at the hip was flared and with the printed crepe in the Yoke. Her jacket of the Brown was Cut on straight lines and she wore a be coming Cloch j hat of Brown Felt Brown kid shoes ans bag and a shoulder Cors age of orchids. A Brown Fox fur completed her attractive costume. Mrs. H. A. Walley chose a becoming ensemble suit of Cocoa Brown Flat Crepp. Tiie Blouse of beige crepe was piped with the Darker Shade. The skirt was pleated and the entire jacket was embroidered in a triangular pattern. Her hat was a beige French Felt with a banding of Cocoa Brown. She wore a. Corsage of Tea roses. Mrs. R. W. Paterson. Lovely frock of Delphinium Blue figured Chiffon the draped bodice having a Cape effect Back skirt softly flared. The hem which was Cut in Points was bordered in Fine French beads her hat of Blue mohair had bindings of the same col the frock. She wore a Corsage of yellow roses. Miss Barbara Paterson pretty frock of White Georgette figured in Brown Tho bodice softly draped and snug fit Ting at the hip. The skirt was circular and drooped at the sides and was caught at Ono Side with a Lovely Amber Sweet peas. Then came the Pauline and Isabel tiny lower k res Cormack Betty p2velopeo at Mellon Institute of Industrial . Bex he search Fellowship. Let science help you keep your Home free from flies mosquitoes Moths and other insects. A vast army of insect is bred in Fly Tox laboratories to be released in the Fly Tox chamber of death to test and certify the positive Ici fing qualities of Fly to x before it is sold to you. Fly Tox is harmless to people will not stain and has a new purifying perfume like fragrance. 2933 to match and a Corsage of roses and Sweet peas. The Matron of Lionor wore a Pale mauve Fiat crepe dress and Model hat ornament. Her hat was of French was to match and a a Orsagh of roses and Small and close fitting the Back Helmit shaped and the brim in the Side front turned and caught with a Flat Bow. Mrs. J. A. Saul grandmother of the Bride wore a Navy Georgette ensemble suit the Blouse of powder Blue. Her hat was a Navy Felt with a band of the lighter Shade. She wore a Corsage of and Pink Sweet peas. The grand ballroom of the Nicollet i hotel Minneapolis was the scene of a recent wedding at which Rueth Gott Lieb daughter of or. And mrs. Leon Gottlieb became the Bride of or. M. I Norman Zimmerman son of or. And mrs. William Zimmerman of. Winnipeg. Cantor a. L. Figan and rabbi Jesse Schwartz read the service at 8.30 o clock in that presence of five Hundred guests before ail improvised altar formed with a Bower of lilies peonies and by Botzum ferns and at each Side were Large candelabra which held Wax in tapers. Baskets of summer Flowers were used to form an aisle. Or. Samuel Gershowitz Sang of Promise mrp a the nuptial music was rendered by Wesley Barlow s Quartetti. 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