Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, June 18, 1932

Issue date: Saturday, June 18, 1932
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Next edition: Monday, June 20, 1932

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 18, 1932, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press saturday june 18, 1932 news of Winnipeg society Ite knit Ponchetti serves As shawl or sweater or 1932 summer girl s a worn As a or even a summer brides elect and travellers useful Square Scarf with Hole in Centre easily made of while. Gree u and chartreuse yarn and costs Lille with costumes Ilmet. I a n do double or triple duty walking off with is Zimner lion hrs Jim bar to Iii Rcd miss Winnie eur. Kunnus How to Click her knit Iii Needles will to make room in Lier dollies press for Hie new Jio Nebe i it is a knitted sip Ihre with Hole in 1he Centre but. It nifty be swollen a Shalm l Over Lilit dresses. For s a hed fact it combines the uses of Shaw sweater and Bandana All in one. J worn As a sweater it features a horizontal strip of body rising to a a ill the Centre front Oil and Short Cape sleeves of White. As a wrap the stripes Are shifted Over sleeves with Plain White forming front and while the Square May be folded in any Novelty style i for shawl or Beach an attractive White Model de scribed recently in the new York world Telegram is made of White Green and chartreuse yarn and reports from new York state the Polichette is the sweater wrap of the hour. Direct ions for making materials include four balls White two balls Hunter s Green and one Ball chartreuse yarn one pair knitting Needles size eight and one Crochet Hook size two. Green and White directions use the following abbreviations St. Its. K. P. . Single eleven stitches equal two inches 8 rows Seq Aal one cosmetic urge varies with racial group i it under Green i third 2 its. White drop Vii harm tune to an. White on. Ude of work away from International Beauty culture expert., you with right hand pick up Green j to be fashion in cosmetics this summer bring it under White and k. 145 trill be different in every country. I Green drop Green on Side of work chocolate coloured face powder will away from you with right hand. Used in Germany beige in Den a pick Trp White bring it under Green Mark. Norway and Sweden and Bank. Z its. White. This twists the Rana yellow in France while in eng a strands of yarn around each other so land various colons will be the rage the colors Are joined in a continuous in Germany the women will look i piece of work As if they have been Sun bathing i a peal two Hows under tropical skies and their lip a repeat these 2 rows working one Sticks will be such a dark Reci they i More White each Side and 2 less i 17 june wedding plans includ1 fewer extras entertains at House party at Windsor Castle for Ascot week and Duchess of York. Prince Prince George. Come Down to famous Racine event of Wales attend and Dirp Tai Union Bride depression had Laid its fell hand Tipoti the june wedding business. The skies May be just As Bright the Birds May sing just As sweetly and hearts May Bubble with the void Antic thrills but this year the frills will be lacking. People Are Jusi getting married instead of having weddings. I the leading dressmakers Are i hanging on by a thread Diamond across Row. Repeat this Row to form Moss stitch until there Are 5 change to stockinette stitch k. One Row p. One work q rows. On next Row. K. One White 147 Green with another Ball of White k. One. Second one White drop White on Side of work next to you 5elllng fewer and with re gift hand pick up Green. Ler stores than Ever they did bring it under White p. H7 Green As for wed Flint Preso ius 1 drop Green on Side of work next to1 raid pick up the t this Edge Brin Glenal and p. One White. Green its in Centre on every knitted he i Row until there Are 6 its. White each j Jovery air Iside. Break off the Green and the on extra Ball of White. Work All its. Will look almost Blach. In scandinavian countries the women Are very proud of their la skins and will consequently use to Ciers of a creamy beige Allied with Host Prang i Ith Potre c in England a hrs there Are so Many different types of Beauty and says the expert we shall see Sun tanned women delicate ail depends on the summer. Last year when Rainy Biays and Dull Steies a Centre every knitted were the general Rule women s com-1 Row flu be 28 White Side plex ions were Pink and but i Anco 93 Reen during the previous hot. Summer the work rows with All its. White. Housewives cannot do or Mere trinkets. J in. Greatest Day of Hen life is no longer a Mere of i material things though the average Bride has a Wistful look la Eye As she cheerfully declares John thinks it silly to spend everything on one Day s fuss and so do i. We d much rather have a simple wending j and furnish the j i and that is just what the Young things Are doing. There is very Little diminution in the number of i Marria Ges this Spring and engage a Merit announcements indicate that Ummer will keep up the record. By Betty twist t Ondoy june the most enjoyable Roval House parties gathers at Windsor Castle for Ascot week and this year Lias been-.110 exception. The and Queen Trsar pulled Clown last saturday so that. Her majesty supervise in 1 to final preparations for her Rupsis who arrived in time Lor the opening races tuesday. Tim Duke and Duchess York joined them at Windsor. Their Plains to clip rain friends at Royal Lodge fell Tom Myrh. For the alterations in their new Home took longer than was anticipated and will not be completed till Hie Early autumn. The. Prince of Wales and Prince George also were there. I As usual there was considerable informality about the Windsor Par a ties. The King and Queen took breakfast in their own apartments and guests were left free to amuse themselves As they liked Best during the morning. Some of them Fol j Lowed the example of the King and 1 went Riding in the Park others in j Joyed the excellent Golc on the pro a vote links near the Castle while those j who were books shy inclined sampled the delights of the Royal Library a magnificent room which combines ail excellent collection of books with interesting historical associations la a room nearby Queen Anne was taking Tea when the news was brought to her of the Victory of Blenheim. The unhappy Queen of diaries i. Had her bedchamber at the West end of the state apartments and an object which claims the attention of every is the Stone Chimney place j still in perfect preservation Wii leh i Queen Elizabeth had specially erected for tier in the room adjoining her Pic i Ture gallery. The. Whole party gathered together for tit e time honoured procession to i the race coir be. Automobiles con payed them to the Golden Gate at the Toji of the. New where they j 1 transferred to the Semi state the Royal stand the King Aud Queen were met by other specially invited guests who Are not staying j the Castle. The Queen has Here own Craw aug room and the King Nemyj retire with his friends to his smoking but there is a marked drop in form of of Winnipeg s leading dress-1 makers whose shop used to. He so brides elect and Havener occupy a prominent place in the Iwanek s social news which includes the announcement today of the engagement miss Peggy Chapman to or. John m. Woodridge of Toronto. The wedding will take place in july. The second week in july is fixed for miss Marjorie Davis marriage in Neepawa to or. Ferris Neave. Marriage of miss Winifred Monkhouse to or. William Allan Wilt take place at 5.30 o clock on the afternoon of june 30 at All saints Church. Miss Ruth Tucker will leave monday to spend the sum Mer months in travel in England and on the continent. Miss leave tuesday to spend a few Days in. Mont spend the summer months abroad. Sandals and hosiery with 5ui mrs. Turnbull room. There is also a luncheon room so Flowers fire brought each Day to decorate these rooms. Every evening there have been dinner parties at Windsor Castle. Music is provided by one of the guards bands who play on the str race outside the dining room. The Prince of Wales frequently brought toes f 3test style Over some of tie members of his walking Side by Side with Dresden China beauties. It chartreuse 17 White. Work 12 rows with All its. White. Commence second Hunter s Green Stripe first White 103 Green. 23 White. Work 11 More rows working 1 More St. White each Side and 2 less Row. The englishwoman was . Offer of honeymoon trip free brings flood of l a recent an i work 11 More rows working 1 More Montreal. June nou Cement thai a steamship com j White each Pany would give a. Wedding present of Centre every i second chartreuse Stripe first 40 its. White. B9 chartreuse 40 White. White and 2 chartreuse every Row ending with 51 White each Side and 47 chartreuse i White. Third Hunter s Green Stripe first White Green 63 White. Outfits dozens in for the party. Another one has two ordered where she had do Days gone by. More and More couples Are Doln without engagement rings and concentrating on a jewel set welding ring and the fashion of in Exchange of engagement presents has almost Dro a out of sight jewellers say. Those who come seeking grate Luetory g t want quite inexpensive but there is one Bright spot. The relatives and intimates Are pooling resources 10 present the Young couple with one work 12 rows ready thing such As a Cabinet Prince j own menus for parties London. June of re a the Coil cent private and informal entertain-1 something ments by the Prince of Wales reveal j a 10 per cent reduction in fare to All brides and. Grooms sailing for the West indies within ten Days of their marriage brought Many strange queries from prospective brides. According to Thomas Cree. Passen and 2 less Green at Row ending with 1 Green St. At Centre. Break off Green and the extra Ball of White. With White work until 18 inches from beginning ending with a Purl Row. K. 50 its. Bind off loosely 49 its. For neck opening pc. 50 its. Complete set of dishes which Means a sub Stantial Sale for the shop and a worthwhile left for the Young couple. Cases this co operative in Many gift giving is what ii Elps the newly weds to furnish their place for the immediate friends Are leaning More and More to furniture and House apr traffic manager of the company. Begin work in one Sweet thing wanted know on next Row p. 50 cast on there was any danger of going sts., p. 50 its. Now reverse directions of number another asked How the West indies being in the Pacific Ocean which she believed to be Correct could be visited in a three weeks honeymoon. another thought the were intensely torrid and that Lions and snakes abounded there. Or. Cree assured tile last inquirer that nothing More harmful than coconuts abound in. The British West indies that the islands Are fanned by Cool that Lions Are untie and of. Iii that snakes Are rare and harmless. Back working the. Same of rows White As were on Back from last Green stitch to the neck. Binding then work 74 White .1 Green 74 White. Begin to work 1 less St. White each Side and 2 More Green at Centre and Complete to correspond to Back reversing stripes. Bind off. With White work 1 Row around neck. Word 1 ill end of every second Row on each of the 2 sides and 1 stitch in each stitch across ends rising Green on Edge of Green and White on Edge of White. Hold goods merchants report. The florists appear to feel the a Side of his nature but Little known to the Public. As a Host the Prince plans most j of his parties himself and leaves Little to his staff. He selects the j menus for his own guests and scores of recipes for. Unusual dishes which he has collected in All parts of the world. He has very decided ideas about food and takes enor Mous pains for its preparation. At work in his study the Prince invariably makes his own Tea j always get it right he says j my for lunch usually takes Only a j Pinch less than others. Whether j businessman s snack probably a the Bride goes to the altar in a plate of cheese and celery Sand suit that will do for thereafter or finery there tired in her regulation wedding or two scat in is a Rose path. London hostess plan sophisticated parties to fete season s Debs by twist London june hostesses vying with each other to spoil their Debutante guests. A dining room for the Young people is set out separate from that for the older guests where the newly fledged Young lady May bring her partner and. The Debutante hostess May try out her social gifts. The youngest newcomer to May Lair will turn up her nose at the thrill of a month ago of an Impromptu dance with refreshments of Green Beer and kippers diversified with Green Beer and eggs and Bacon. She has tasted the delights of the More elaborately staged balls and she is rapidly becoming a connoisseur in stunts in some of which she herself has been Rii Active Participator. At Queen Charlotte s birthday Ball. 90 debutantes were privileged to carry in the birthday cake. It was a pretty Golden Heads fan Brown Heads and the sleek Black Heads bowed As one when the 90 girls Sank in a icily curtsey and remained so while six trumpeters of the blues sounded Royal fanfare. The. Prelude to the cutting of the cake by Prince George. And after wards in Pompadour wigs and dresses with their partners in knee breeches a party of them a sled in the old world dances the Gavotte minuet and at the dinner of. A Hundred hosts the More enterprising Youns people had a Chance to enter a novel Beai it contest. During the Midnight inter Golden was let Down Weir blushes hidden except for which revealed eyes and the arms. A Row of pretty Ankles peeped out beneath the curtain. The prize went to the possessors or the most Beautiful hand and Arm eyes Ankles and complexion. A for miss Betsan Hor Lilc s dance was a viennese Beer Gar Den set up round a Brick and Wood chalet in a Corner of the Garden where barrels of lager were at the disposal of the guests and waiters in viennese dress served out Cool drinks. The gardens of London residences Are limited but coloured lights set around Lily Ponds and twinkling among the flowering shrubs give an effect of spaciousness and mystery. This however is not considered suf ii Lent entertainment for the Young guests and Clever hostesses Are plan Ning intriguing novelties for an out door setting. At one coming out dance later this month the atmosphere of a Village fair will be reproduced in tile grounds of a town residence. Or. Bertram Mills the noted circus proprietor has been commissioned to provide the Side shows in the form of Coconut shies and stalls where be smashed Aud pipes shot at for Small prizes. The Prince s parties at York House Are often held in the Grey and Silver room an. Apartment with. But the simple Flowers which Cost j folding doors and alcoves so Coli a less Are becoming More popular for j so rusted that it can accommodate costly roses and orchids beyond parties of All sizes. The curtailed purse of the would a Tae weds today. Bride elect gives wedding Money to Aid unemployed George of tune 18. Orpington. Miss Liny Kent. On the Montreal thieves make Good hauls off clotheslines Mogiln by june Liv ing in the residential districts of this City Are being warned by police against leaving the a oily washing out overnight As the latest Organ eve of marriage to the looting of clothes the usual festivities display lines. Thieves reaped n. Rich Harvest Dur ing the Spring months when fur Coats and Winter apparel Hung out to air before being stored away for the season. And give the Money to played. Everything had the Unzem been pre pared for an elaborate wedding there were to have been motor cars for the guests bouquets for the bridesmaid and a lavish wedding breakfast. But miss George had read a recent speech by the Prince of Wales in which his Boyal. Highness had a now they must be., satisfied with smaller silk and Virien which the police believe Are Gath ered by Young boys who in turn sell pealed to youth to help those less them at a Small profit to professional fortunate than themselves. Dealers. Baked sandwiches becoming popular the baked Sandwich is be coming popular. It is really no More than a pan of biscuit dough topped with a highly seasoned meat mixture covered with another layer of bus suit dough and baked. This mixture is Cut into squares and served piping some peo ple like it served with a very Rich Cream sauce or milk Gravy. Party from. Fort Belvedere and Jon these evenings Impromptu Dali Cess t a Tomlon june followed the evening meal. The Duke j la w o Alim. J of Connaught who is entertaining Ati has seen a revolution this season. Bag3not Park also dropped in on j sandals once completely occasions with some of his to members of polite society Are to friends. There is a constant interchange of visits Between the different Royal be worn morning noon and night at Garden parties and balls As on the seashore. They Are coloured to match the dress and if intended for wearing on the Beach Are made of Canvas oilmen with rope soles like Tho French for Garden parties and afternoon Wear generally the sandals a re More like court instead of be ing made of Glace did they Are of Fine platted thongs. Sandals for Are mostly High heeled and topless being attached by Means of narrow Gold or Silver thongs at the Heel and across the top of the Fout. With these Are worn the new kind of stocking which residences during the summer months and the Royal automobiles May be seen passing along the wooded ave Nues of Windsor Park. These Automo Biles Are practically the Only ones has toes and fits fits the hand. The foot As a allow Sci in the Park for very few persons outside of the Royal family Are permitted to have a car these preserves. The keepers instructed to keep out All trespassers. To encourage big families Paris. June can French married couples be persuaded to Tia More children this problem is be ing attentively studied by. Experts on population questions one Day a keeper noticed what he thought was an unwarranted car in the Park. He shouted after the Motorist and the Story is told of How a party of people passing at the time joined their hands across the path to Stop the intruder. Ped and explained courteously you but you see i happen in the Park and have the Ages of 25 and 00, pensions thank to live right to have a car the assiduous custodians of the amenities of Theli do you remember Twenty years ago today one of. The Lovely brides of the week end was Jean Andrews whose marriage to or. Kenneth Carleton Allen was solemnized in holy Trinity Church. The Bride made a lonely plot Pic in j banded with Swan Down. And showing ail of White Chiffon edged embroidered with Rhine stories. The bodice was of embroidered Chiffon Over filet lace and her Long Tiiu taught at be shoulders with clusters of Chiffon and Silver roses. Her Little veil of Bride s net was held in place by real Orange blossoms. Ruth Mega Ehen the maid of Honor wore crushed Coral silk veiled with a Hite Muslin with inserts of macrame lace Ilei laight White., hat of to Gal Straw had a Black velvet Lio Kii landed with French roses and Black lace. The bridesmaids a Faience and Maude Andrews and Madeline de Collet wore crushed Coial silk Alth Oieni dresses of White Muslin bordered with Tiv fulls of the bilk Isarow girdles and sashes of Black velvet gave color contras did they Woie Black velvet bonnets Aud carried Pink parasols miss Frances of Portage la Prairie was a visitor in Winni Peg the guest of or. Antl mrs. W. L. Ball. Mrs. W. L. Parrish and miss Nellie Tammi left Foi in South is Hoitz Moi died the Shin no nou on Bot i she and to d Cli Rendaci Are Eiluned to the Lane a a Ana the Eueril who Cin read rigged to Thel he arts Cro tent and were the envy of those get. The new twee were unable to painted Hoe in the Eaily couple drove Home Tant. Morning toe ppr half a Nile and soon. Uie crowd began to meet again and dance till often Toat w1 were done Trub was. Exhausted. Three Davs to their credit on not All sober if t Noi was there off their legs Iii fighting just Odd scrimmages the one and Only girl for to of the other fellow As her of m ;