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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 6, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page twelve Winnipeg free press saturday april 6, 1940 tenacity Marks growth of women s Institute in Canada and abroad the s is the fourth in a series of articles written by members i the Winnipeg Junior league on leading women s organizations in the City by Grace Young. In 1897, in Stoney Creek Ontario a Young Mother lost her first boy of 18 months. The doctor attributed his death to improper feeding and lamented the ignorance of Young mothers. Of matters concerning the Home Adelaide Hoodless May have been ignorant of child care but hers was the Pioneer spirit which saw through her own tragedy the need of her Community and her ilme. She resolved that other women should be spared her sorrow it enlightenment was All that was needed. She began to speak in her own Community urging that girls and Young women be Given opportunities to study homemaking. At one meeting someone said the men have an Institute which per mits the Farmers to meet and improve their knowledge of the care of soils crops and livestock Why cannot we have a women s Institute that will bring women together to improve their knowledge of Home and so the idea was born which was to spread throughout Canada in a dozen years and which was later to reach Britain and Europe. The first Constitution was writ ten Down by six Young couples in Stoney Creek sitting round a Din ing room table. All Winter they had met to think and plan together. They wrote for their own direction these words which have since be come the guiding principle of All women s institutes a nation cannot Rise above the level of its Homes therefore we women must work and study to Gether to raise our Homes to the highest possible Manitoba in 1910 the Institute movement arrived in Manitoba in 1910. An English Bride lonely in her new Homestead read in her husband s copies of farm crops about the institutes in Ontario and timidly suggested the idea to her neighbors. Once again through one person s initiative an idea took shape and flourished. In Morris about the same time was organized a second Pioneer Institute. Today there Are 154 institutes in Manitoba with a membership of approximately idea goes to Britain the vision so persistently followed by Adelaide Hoodless of Stoney Creek was to be carried by a woman of like imagination and creativeness across the sea. In 1915, mrs. Alfred Watt who had been an enthusiastic Leader in the move ment in British Columbia moved to England with her two boys. Great Britain was at War. Conditions required and urged that the women in country districts and villages be United for service to the nation. The women were will ing but How was it to be accomplished the Canadian woman at tended meetings heard the prob Lem discussed and suggested the women s Institute. The idea was adopted and has since become the strongest woman s organization in great Britain with institutes and a membership of in this movement the woman of the Manor and the woman in the cottage uni Ted in aim work together. They think of their Homes As the real nucleus of the where people Are not merely cared for physically but developed in Char Acter to build the nation. It is interesting to note that Rural women s organizations began in Germany and Finland very soon after the movement started in can Ada Viz 1898 and 1899, and have developed steadily exercising an increasing influence. Gradually Rural women in other countries be Gan to organize and since the War an International organization has been formed called the associated country women of the world. Trien Nial conferences Are held the last one being held in London in 1939 with representatives from 29 coun tries present. And now let us return to our own province and examine More closely what our 154 institutes Are doing. The task of fostering the Institute movement in Manitoba was first undertaken by the agricultural College under president w. J Black and later this work was taken Over by the Extension ser vice of the department of agriculture. Since 1924 miss Esther Thomp son has been director of women s on first i Quality cleaning suits Coats dresses work under this department and there i went for information about the movement. Boundless enthusiasm miss Thompson s vision and enthusiasm for the work Are bound Ess and very contagious. One can Well imagine what a source of in i ration encouragement and prac ical help she has been to the country women in the last 15 years and Many Are the fruits which prove the Wisdom of her direction. Prom miss Thompson i Learned that he Effort is constantly to keep in mind the original aim of the inst was and is Educa ional. To this end the monthly programmes Are planned to Foster activities which will require the members to think speak Lead tudy and to become better Home makers. The tendency of women to do hard work has led them int of much Community activities which while Good in themselves should lot remain the first responsibility it the women. Thus they have Ini rated Community Halls rinks rest Ooms libraries Relief work and clinics. The development in pro Ress just now is the move to trans or responsibility for these projects o the Community As a whole. Individual contributions in planning the year s programme and meetings the aim is to enc our Ige each member to make her own individual contribution to the Edu cation of All. Thus papers or dem a stations have been Given on dry cleaning and dyeing in the Louse care of House plants Home remedies that Are Safe How to hang pictures our part in guiding he teen age child what we As Arents. Expect of teachers. In addition to meetings led by members Many institutes use their funds to bring out speakers on special subjects. Also special courses Given by the Extension department the University Are sponsored As veil As musical and drama festivals and All kinds of competitions. Mention must be made too of he lady Tweedsmuir gift of books to the Institute libraries which have meant so much to Rural people. Next to the educational aim miss Thompson stresses that of uniting he women of different churches different political opinion and of ill National groups and walks of Ife in the work of the Institute. Great work remains to be done Lere in Canada. With our Rich variety of National inheritance Canada May be a Model for Europe Many different Peoples living n peace and Friendship. Institute included in recognition of the part the institutes play in Canadian life they were included in a conference on War time Economy called by the Premier Manitoba and the min Sterol agriculture last february. Together with leaders of Farmer organizations and the government hey were asked to consider whal should be Manitoba s agricultural policy for the immediate future in he Light of War needs. Mrs. W. H Hicks provincial president represented the institutes and submitted he following statement on behalf of the Rural women Rural women Are ready Anc eager to do whatever work will be of the greatest value to Canada and through their representatives should be encouraged to continue to have a voice in the councils tha decide Canada s agricultural policy in War time. On behalf of Rural women we recommend that the departments of government and committees Givi definite information at regular intervals making it quite Clear wha women can 3o to maintain Thi Home to Aid in production Anc conservation and to provide for the Security of the family in the War and Post War the government replied accepting with enthusiasm their offer of in England and Wales the 300, 000 . Members began receiving this kind of direction almost immediately after War was declared ant Are planning their Garden and poultry work with great Britain War time needs in View. Surely the words of Matthew Arnold Are Apt to this great move ment if Ever the world sees a time where women shall come together purely and simply for the Benefi of Mankind it will be a Power such As the world has never known called for and delivered. Minor repairs free All garment insured while in our care. Phone 55 515 Aston s dyers. Cleaners fur Iris women if Tot hot. To Rcd the and bar. Wig to obtain a def Don t worry female Mil s s2.00 m special picked in tin monies most b cases turn been a commended awl sold to f wore for 60 years Lor and and other Owmar. no Stafen met at aka Cartel f a. Rosw. And be meat store or we will mail in Mea or or we pad cent. Trout by Toronto quads. Advt. Cake recipes to cure the Cook stove blues by june Horne. Every once in a while we find the daily routine of meal Lanning becoming a bit burdensome and just about this time we lose patience with the old standbys and Start casting about or recipes that Are a Little out of the Ordinary. It does t matter whether they Are for meat dishes desserts or for new ways with vegetables As Long As they re different. Just in Case you May be in the midst of one of these feeling sorry or yourself Moodi. I have some Ather unusual cake recipes for you Oday that should help to revive your interest in things culinary. One of these is a spice cake made with Tomato soup and iced with a Ream cheese frosting. Another is a chocolate cake made with Cream Heese and the last is for a Choco ate Chip cake that has almost a marbled appearance when baked. Here is the spice cake made with Omato soup you la notice it s made without eggs. Tomato spice cake 1-3 cup shortening or butter 1 cup sugar 1% cups flour 2 Teaspoons baking powder Teaspoon soda 1% Teaspoons cinnamon v4 Teaspoon cloves Teaspoon Nutmeg 1 can condensed Tomato soup 1 cup nuts chopped method Cream the shortening or matter and gradually Cream in the Ugar and beat until Light and Fluffy. Sift the flour and then measure t and sift again with the baking powder soda cinnamon cloves and Nutmeg. Add the sifted dry ingredients to the creamed mixture alternately with the Tomato soup a Small amount of each at a time. Add the nuts at the last. Pour into greased cake pan and Ake in a moderate oven 350 Deg. For 45 minutes. When baked remove from the pan and Cool and Hen ice with this Lemon Cream cheese icing that must have been invented in the first place to go nurses alumnae plan grads dance nurses alumnae of Misericordia Hospital discussed plans for the dance to be held May 27 in the Royal Alexandra hotel in Honor a the 1940 graduating class at a meeting wednesday in the Hospital final arrangements will be let until next meeting which will b the final one of the season and a suggested will take the form of an informal gathering at miss Dorothy Doyle Oxford Street wednesday May 1. Miss Dorothy Doyle was unanimously chosen to represent the alumnae at the Manitoba registered nurses convention it Elsie Frye president presided a the meeting. Guild Tea to Aid children s Hospital Lieut. Melville Wood Guild of the children s Hospital will hold a Sil ver Tea and Sale of Home cooking wednesday 3 to 6 . At the Home of mrs. C. C. Head 222 Street the guests will be receive by mrs. Frank Ingram mrs. D. D Wood and mrs. C. C. Head. Mrs. D. R. Vinson is convening the Tea. Mrs. Ernest Munshaw and mrs. C j. Carter Are looking after the Home culinary clinic Deborah chapter of Hadassah will hold a Spring Tea at the Home of mrs. M. A. Bregman Machray Avenue wednesday rom 2 to 10 . The convener is mrs. Jean Rubin and mrs. A Rreed is Home cooking convener. Or. A. F. Jamieson City librarian will be the guest of the Winnipeg ranch Canadian women s press Lub tuesday at Tea at the Lodge. With this cake. Lemon Cream cheese frosting 1 3-oz. Pkg. Cream cheese Ivi cups icing sugar 1 Tablespoon Lemon juice Teaspoon Salt method Cream the cheese thoroughly. Then stir in the sugar gradually. Add the Lemon juice and Salt. Beat hard for a Lew minutes and then spread on the cooled cake. The chocolate cake made with Cream cheese goes like this Cream cheese chocolate cake 2 Tablespoons butter 1 3-oz. Pkg. Cream cheese 1 cup sugar 1 egg 2 squares 2 of bitter chocolate 2 cups sifted cake flour pvt Teaspoons baking pow Der Teaspoon Salt cup milk 1 Teaspoon Vanilla method Cream the butter and Cream cheese together and gradually Cream in the sugar. Add the egg and beat thoroughly then the chocolate which has been melted. Sift the flour then measure it and sift again with the baking powder and Salt. Add to the creamed mixture alternately with the milk a Small amount of each at a time then add the Vanilla. Pour into a greased cake pan and bake in a moderate oven 350 Deg. Of for about 1 hour. When done turn out onto a cake rack to Cool and then ice with your favorite chocolate icing. The chocolate Chip cake is made with chips of Sweet chocolate or the Semi Sweet variety May be used. The addition of the dates and nuts to the Batter just after the eggs tends to keep them evenly by distributed in the baking. Sweet chocolate Chip cake cup shortening 1 cup sugar 3 eggs Well beaten cup Sweet or Semi Sweet chocolate cubed cup sliced dates cup chopped nuts 2 cups sifted All purpose flour 3 Teaspoons baking powder is Teaspoon Salt cup water method Cream the shortening thoroughly. Gradually Cream in the sugar and then add the Well beaten eggs and mix Well. Cut or break the chocolate into Small cubes and add these to the creamed mixture along with the sliced dates and chopped nuts. Sift the flour measure it and sift again with the baking pow Der and Salt add this to the first mixture alternately with the water a Small amount of each at time. Turn into a greased pan and bake in a moderate oven 350 r. And mrs. George w. Good All announce the engage ment of their daughter Doris Kinlock to or. Donald Mills Agnew son of or. And mrs. W. D. Agnew. Of Vancouver the wedding to take place in Vancou ver Early in May. Or. And mrs. Hugh Wallace announce the engagement of their elder daughter Anne Elizabeth to in. William Johnston the Only son of or. And mrs. J. Johnston of Brandon Man., the wedding to take place on May 4 at St. Paul s United Church. Or. And mrs. William Robertson announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Helen to or. George Turnbull Only son of or. And mrs. J. Turnbull of 679 War saw Avenue the wedding to take lace in Montreal Early in May. Or. And mrs. James g. Craig announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Margaret Jessie to ill. Ernest Roy Mcewen son of or. And mrs. P. Mcewen Dauphin. Kan., the wedding to take place in Toronto Early in May. Or. And mrs. W. Allen announce he engagement of their youngest daughter Edith Mary to or. Leslie Fob Crockett eldest son of or. A. Crockett the wedding to take place april 27, at St Matthew s anglican Church. Or. And mrs. A Schick 81 Hor Ace Street announce the engage ment of their youngest daughter Ella Mildred to or. Harold Wilby of Vancouver second son of or. And mrs. W. Wilby of Winnipeg the wedding to take place june 19. Or. And mrs. William Millar announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Nettie to or. Wal Ter Maxwell Cross son of or. Hec Tor Cross of Thelmo mansions Winnipeg the wedding to take place saturday May 4, at 2.30 ., in Ebenezer gospel Hall. R. And mrs. J. W. Cadwell an Dep. Of for about 1% hours or until done. Cool and then ice with a Plain butter frosting and decorate with shaved chocolate. Boys and girls share duties at anglican Tea the anglican Young people s association of holy Trinity Church will hold its annual Spring Tea april 13.from 3 pin. To 6 pan. In trin Ity Hall. Smith and Graham Avenue. Guests will be received by Rev c. Carruthers miss e. Briercliffe and miss g. Wade honorary presi Dent or. W. E. Kerr president or j. F. Talley vice president an miss Violet Winkworth Secretary general convener is miss e Briercliffe and the convener miss Violet Winkworth is assisted by misses a Cochrane Rita Gates Vera Mcleod Dorothy Wooster Edna Wilson. The exchequer is in charge of the Oxford a treasurer or. Leroy Barry assisted by misses Caroline Drewniak Maxine Simpson Margaret Allen Alice Crewe and Peggy Woods. Decorations Are in charge o mrs. Thompson advises me8. H. J. Hansell is convener of the Tea arranged by the Winnipeg grenadiers auxiliary which will be held april 13 in All saints Parish Hall. Engagements m m ounce the engagement of their youngest daughter Kathleen Esther to or. Robert Norman Ferguson Cap de la made Leine Quebec younger son of or. And mrs. H. K. Ferguson Burnaby b.c., formerly of Winnipeg the marriage to take place May 4 in three Rivers que. The engagement is announced of Agnes Aird youngest daughter of mrs. Muir and the late or. John Muir of Niverville Man., to or. Albert Frank Parsons eldest son of or. And mrs. Albert e. Parsons of Winnipeg the wedding to take place on april 27. Or. And mrs. William Benson of Griswold Man., announce the engagement of their second daughter Olive Geraldine to or. William f. Butler of Kenton the marriage to take place june 1. Or. And mrs. A. A. Fraser jus Tice announce the engage ment of their youngest daughter Eva Ann to or. Oscar Martin Jacobsen son of or. And mrs. John Jacobsen of Seattle wash., the wedding to take place in Seattle Early in May. Or. And mrs. D. Hendry of nor Wood announce the engagement of their Only daughter Margaret Ann to or. Harold Crawford Only son of or. And mrs. R. Crawford of Norwood the wedding to take place april 27 at 7.30 . In Calvary Temple. Or. And mrs. R. Hofley announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Ethel Caroline to or. Robert White the wedding to take place april 27. Or. And mrs. Percy mailman announce the engagement of their daughter mar Jorie to or. Minor g. Lowe son of or. And mrs. W. F. Lowe the wedding to take place saturday May 4. M m1 r. And mrs. J. A. Thompson announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Ruth to or. William George Perdue elder son of or. And mrs. W. H. Perdue the wed Ding to take place saturday april 27. F the engagement is announced of Norma Ellen Only daughter of mrs. Brooker of Neepawa and the late or. G. C. Brooker to or. Tryggvi Norman Ingaldson son of mrs. Ingaldson and the late or. I. Ingaldson of Norwood Man., the wedding to take place May 5. Mrs. E. Birchenall of St. James announces the engagement of her Niece. Miss Elizabeth Clark Pater son to or. John Paterson Haddow youngest son of or. And mrs. H. M. Haddow St. James the wedding to take place quietly May 8. R. And mrs. William Paterson announce the engagement of their Only daughter mar Garet Ross to or. Charles William Hammond eldest son of or. And mrs. Grant Hammond the wedding to take place May 4 at first presbyterian Church. Or. And mrs. J. Horne Nick announce the engagement of their Only daughter Mary Ann to or. Stanley Butcher Windsor ont son of or. And mrs. P. Butcher Winni Peg the wedding to take place the end of May. Mrs. Lillian Bailey announces the engagement of her youngest Daugh Ter Gladys Mary to or. John Lang Ford Tremlett son of or. W. J. Tremlett and the late mrs. Trem Lett the wedding to take place May 11 at St. Paul s United Church. The engagement is announced of Agnes May daughter of mrs. Eliza Beth Feely to or. James Neilson son of Rev. And mrs. James Neilson of Phillips Harbor n.s., the wed Ding to take place in Winnipeg april 27. Or. And mrs. W. W. Shoup of Brantford ont., announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor Joy Earl to or. Harold Trevor Wright son of major and mrs. D. T. Wright of Winnipeg the wed Ding to take place at Brantford May 4. Or. And mrs. I. Harvey Hall announce the engagement of their daughter Edna Lorilla to or. Ian Erskine Gilbert son of the late or. And mrs. Peter Ross Gilbert Muir end Glasgow Scotland the wed Ding to take place May 11 at 7 . In Augustine United Church. By Elizabeth Thompson one Man s meat is another Man s Poison in the realm of entertainment As Well As of food it it should t be hard for an servant girl to make her enjoy quiet evenings at Home. Many experienced Young women feel Ilce the writer of this letter How Ever. She says dear mrs. Thompson please give me some ideas on How o entertain a Man when he comes to Sec me. I am 18 years old and pretty bashful with men. First of All take pains with your appearance whim a Man is coming to Call so that you can feel sure you look attractive then forget yourself. Also set the stage to provide As pleasant an atmosphere As possible. Light a grate fire when weather is Chilly and put a comfortable Arm chair in a Good Light with an Ash tray Handy arrange a chair for yourself near enough to be companionable. When your caller arrives Greet him cordially but not effusively and steer him to the preferred seat. He should relax and feel at ease and Here should be no difficulty getting u m to talk about himself what he Las been doing and what he thinks of this and that. A few intelligent questions and an attitude of eager interest should do the trick and most men regard talking about themselves to a Good audience As Deal entertainment. However some boys also prefer o show their skill at games. Have a set of chinese checkers Handy a cribbage Board or something of the sort and find out if your callers Are m is. L. Goldstein 371 lans Downe Avenue announces the engagement of her youngest daughter Celia to or. Bernard Silverman Only son of or. And mrs. Louis Silverman 829 Dor Chester Avenue the we Dirig to take place May 8. The engagement is announced of Helene Marie second daughter of mrs. N. Leger and the late or. D j. Leger to or. Rene h. Ledoux son of or. And mrs. W. Ledoux the wedding to take place april 27 at sacred heart Church Winnipeg. Or. And mrs. A. S. Moon 242 White Wold Road announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Beryl to or. Richard b. Joyce son of or. And mrs. C. F. Joyce the wedding to take place april 27 at Andrew s anglican Church Sturgeon Creek. Or. And mrs. E. Pritchett 6f Gladstone Man., announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Patricia Mildred to or. John Stan Ley Blower Only son of or. J. H Blower of Saskatoon sask., the wedding to take place May 4 at All saints Church Winnipeg. M. A. Bregman will open her Home 171a Machray Avenue wednesday from 2 to 10 masters George e. Burke and ., for the Spring Tea planned by Ewert Bawn Deborah chapter of Hadassah. Jean Howatson is Westminster club president Westminster Young women s club held its closing banquet for the season monday at the Blue Kitchen. Those present Breed thirty five. The slate of officers for the coming season submitted by Beulal Dangerfield was adopted As Fol lows president Jean Howatson vice president Joyce Mcelmoyle Secretary Irene Barnes treasurer Eunice Speare publicity Gwen Horton membership Norma Jan Verner social Margaret Riddel and Christina Fisher phoning Beulah Dangerfield nominating Bette Rollins. A presentation was made to the past president miss Bette Rollins by miss Jean Howatson on Beba of the club. Miss Beth Mckenzi gave a very interesting talk on he trip to Amsterdam. Musical num Bers were rendered by misses mar Garet Hume and Jean Roberson. Entertaining Young Man Puzzle to bashful girl interested. Crossword Are still popular with plenty of people and you might keep a few in re serve. Information Testa would be useful too especially if you both took part. One of the i be got your number books is sure fire or any quiz designed to reveal personality. They Are fun whether you believe in them or not having a believe in them or not United College fascination similar to Lor Silv be held wednesday at Al a. B. Is chairman of the b i committee of the Appeal of Fortune telling. Discussing the test s appraisal of the Man s personality is bound to be interest ing too. If you have a piano and the mar likes to play or sing music Canull some of the time enjoyably. Then there is always the radio either to provide music for dancing or pro grammes to which you can listen eating is another popular pastime with men and you should learn How to make Good Strong Coffee and Savory sandwiches for your friends. Get them to come into the Kitchen and help you too if you want to promote a comradery spirit. Incidentally you should make a Deal with your family to let you have the living room to yourself most of the evening. It is Nice for your parents to appear briefly but no matter How delightful they Are they Are bound to control the conversation and change the Atmo sphere and Young men will enjoy the evening better if they Don t stay i Long. And Sisters who Aie congenial might be asked to join the party occasionally but if you want a Friendship to develop quickly twosome Are Best for a steady diet this wean free press to Exeter and saturday., ores annual meeting of nurses to consider school health maintenance of health through school nursing and specialized services will be among the subjects considered by the Manitoba association of registered nurses at to annual meeting april 11, 12 and 13, at the fort Garry hotel. The meeting will open thursday Oon with registration of nurses and 1.30 . The business sessions ill commence in the concert Hall. J. S. Mcdiarmid will bring urling awards Are presented at annual dinner the civic caledonian ladies Curling club held its annual ban Quet and prize presentations in heir clubroom wednesday. Mrs. C. O Brien president voiced her appreciation of the work of her executive and members. Greetings were received from the Manitoba ladies Curling association from mrs. E. Watt president. The club members presented a skit mrs. Joe Hay gave readings and songs were Given by mrs. Par sons and mrs. George Ruif Shanks. Mrs. George Cruikshanks miss Clark and mrs. M. Nolan won the card prizes. Curling prizes were presented As follows Cooper cup mrs. T. M. Morrison mrs. K. Murison mrs. J. Lark and mrs. F. Smith 2nd, mrs. J. Robinson mrs. T. M. Harriman mrs. A. Stevens and mrs. M. Nolan. Mickenzie cup mrs. T. M. Morrison mrs. J. Page mrs. C. My Tance and mrs. M. Nolan 2nd, mrs. P. D. Benest mrs. K. Murison and mrs. J. Roddam. Williams Rainey Flynn cup mrs. P. D. Benest skip mrs. W. Alejander mrs. E. Car Michael and mrs. J. Huston 2nd, mrs. E. Watt mrs. T. M. Harriman mrs. A. Steven and mrs. M. Nolan. Crawford cup mrs. C. Mckenzie mrs. M. Nolan mrs. A. Car son and mrs. E. Watt ind mrs. D. Barrie mrs. A. Morrison mrs. R. Heberton and mrs. J. C. O Brien. Mrs. O Brien was the recipient of a bouquet of roses presented by mrs. J. Barclay from club Mem aers. Facial greeting to the gathering to hich miss m. Turner will reply. Following the reports of the Sec tary the presidential address and report on the Survey of schools of ursing the convention will hear ports from Brandon Dauphin Pas flin flon and por Tage la Rairie associations. This will be followed by reports the different committees and of listed groups. Prof. H. M. Clokie e first speaker will discuss con thing the elements of Good Citi Enship. The first evening session will in Ude a musical programme a show in of motion picture on Thoro by or. A. Sinclair and a a on stration of nursing care of a leu Matic patient Friday the session will be Pra eded by a luncheon for the nursing education Section at which father Ood will speak. Among the and will be one on sleep and sleeplessness by or. A. T. Mathers a infections by or. J. T. Cruise and a demonstration of teaching pupils at the school of the deaf. A Tea during the afternoon will e followed by a round table Dis us Sion of nursing problems. The final Day saturday discus on will Deal with health teaching using which miss Mildred Wilkins miss v. Hannon and miss r. Mel eran will give addresses. Miss e. Mcdowell will conduct a Demon ration of student round table con frences. The annual banquet will be held 6.45 . And or. W. C. Graham ill be the speaker. Military escort for at Tea opening Winnipeg grenadiers . Ladies auxiliary will Hoida Mili Ary Tea april 13 from 3 to 6 . In All saints Parish Hall. The Hall will be Bright with flags to receive he lieutenant governor Hon. W j. Tupper who will open the Tea at i . He will be provided with a military escort from the regiment and the band under the direction of sergeant Garnet Thompson will be in attendance. The object of the Tea it to raise funds to provide a Farewell gift As Well As the Ordinary hand knitted comforts for every Man in the regi ment when it leaves the City. Prominent men in military and civil Ife of the City will preside Over he Tea tables. The organization of the Tea is under the chairmanship of mrs. H. J. Hansell with mrs. Jack Norris and mrs. John m. Crawford As general conveners the sub conveners Are mrs. Harry Hook food mrs. E. Hodkinson invitations mrs. T. Moore tables mrs. Arthur Dell Flowers mrs. G s. Ross and mrs. O. C. Keenan decorations. Wind up luncheon for Bowling league the Fin Ocker ladies Bowling league held its annual wind a luncheon and Bridge at the for Garry hotel thursday. Presiden mrs. W. J. Ralph presented priz immediately following the lunch. Eon. A presentation of Flowers was also made to mrs. W. Reynolds games Captain. Bridge followed an the prizes were won Ai follows first mrs. M. Urquhart second mrs. S. Pollard Consolation mrs w. Thomson hidden mrs. A. Bender. Conveners of the Bridge were mrs. F. Brownell and mrs. R. A Simpson. Fop Oun bloods plan Ocial for troops the executive of the Young goods of the general sir Sam Teele memorial Branch Canadian Region is making plans for a social or the troops in the form of an entertainment to be followed refreshments and dancing. The Date ill be announced at a general meeting of Youngbloos Friday at 45 . The executive has planned a ports programme for the summer Monfils and a girls basketball team As Lii in formed. 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