Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 28, 1948, Winnipeg, Manitoba 16 in for scottish look plaid is a synonym for High fashion among tots and teeters. A riot of Gay tartans will Blossom Forth at school this year in Light wools or at parties and dates in rustling taffeta according to children s fashion show in the t. Eaton Grill room Tia a aide noon. While Milady indulges in look the youngsters this year have a. Look All their its the scottish look As Highland As bag pipes and Heath Are the Date dresses. Styled with swishing skirts they feature pushed up sleeves often trimmed in velvet with High collars rolled in or neatly pointed. Suit jackets Are boxed or fitted skirts slim or full As you will. Back interest runs to buttons. Flat work plaid bows for the Lollipop and for the soda set turn ironed neatly skirts with Back flaps that look equally Well front or Back. Balance notes for teens Young and Are the baby dolls in suede Pat to pounds St. Leather and Alligator that the ensemble. High ankle Are the thing even for the there is no Chance of subdued color anywhere this year. Besides tartan Scarlet is a favorite Hunter s Green and then there a new color Burgundy wine. Many frocks sparkle with the which is in evidence in accessories and in studded belts and collars. Launderers dyers fabrics this year Are. Vel and corduroys in com the province of Manitoba requires two institutional nurses Grade ill for the Hospital for mental diseases Selkirk Man. 1. Surgical nurse 2. Supervisor of reception unit applicants must be registered nurses preferably with some psychiatric nursing experience. Salary schedule to per month less per month for Lull maintenance Board room uniforms and laundry. Regular annual increases Liberal sick leave with pay 3 weeks vacation with pay pension plan Etc. Apply at once to Manitoba civil service commission 247 legislative building Winnipeg phone 907369 or to your Nei Reir National employment service office. Plete dresses reminiscent of grandma or in trims. For the older Teener there sophisticated Black with Youthful round yokes and trimmed at the sleeves and plaid of course sweaters and skirts Are Peren Nial As Snow. Two piece Matching sweaters not too big please combined with plaid skirts fastened with a Large Are pleated or full. A neat plaid note for sweat ers and skirts is a locket Strung on a plaid ribbon that matches the skirt another is Matching plaid Hood with plaid skirt arid right for Chilly Rugby games. Coats for teeters Are great Coats this Winter tent style or. Nipped m not forgetting that Hood for win Ter winds. Hoods feature Long ties Slung jauntily Over the shoulder for the tiny tots there s Bright Snow suits snug three pieces topped with red toques to keep Little ears warm. Jumpers for the younger set Are plaid and so Ore the blouses with them. Little men styles include sweat ers alive with a menagerie of Ani Mals Tweed jackets and shots and striped jerseys. Parkas Are made for Canadian Winters and they Are warm with fur trimmed hoods and Chamois linings. Models for the show ranged from 21 months to 14 years. Clutch ing Teddy bears and each other for support they modelled fashions like professionals. Miss Hazel Coop or was commentator. Free press saturday. August .28, 1948. In Honor of miss Rosemary Glynn whose marriage will take place in september a Linen Shower was held tuesday evening at the Home of miss Gloria Baxter do Moulin St., St. Boniface. Mrs. J. Lickley and her Daugh Ter Doreen 72 Lansdowne Avenue entertained at a miscellaneous Shower tuesday in Honor of miss Sheila Rowse Bride elect sept Ember 4. Service phone 42 361 Margaret Robinson guest at Shower mrs. Harold i Scarth and her daughter miss Norma Beynon Scarth 515 Greenwood place were hostesses tuesday evening enter Taining at a presentation Shower in Honor of miss Margaret Robinson miss Robinson s marriage to Don Ald Taylor Mcki Rinon will be an event of. September 4. Mrs. E. Mckinnon and mrs. Harry Booth presided Over the supper table. A group of assistants included mrs. R. Taylor mrs. Kenneth turn Bull mrs. L. B. Tough miss Claire Allison and miss Angela Baird. Mrs. N. N. Smith has returned to Winnipeg after a 10 Day visit at Detroit lakes minn., where she was the guest of mrs. N. R. Pres ton at her summer Home. In Honor of miss Ruth Joyce a Bride elect of september 4, a miscellaneous Shower was held. At the Home of miss Betty Gregg 139 Perth ave., wednesday. A Cor Sage of Gladioli. Was presented to the guest of Honor. Or. And mrs. B. Mitchell and family of Toronto and formerly of Kingston cresc., Winnipeg have returned to renew their friendships Here and Are the guests o f or. And mrs. Harry p. Hewitt West Kil Donan. Tea arranged for Helen Agnew in Honor of miss Helen Agnew whose marriage to Ian Steevens will take place september 4, mrs. G. Hanna and her daughter Isabelle Mcmillan Avenue entertained tuesday. Presiding were mrs. A m. Steevens mrs h. Black. Assisting were mrs. G. Bannatyne mrs. Phillips mrs. M. Sands and miss Sheila Cooper. Little Judy Bannatyne presented the gifts to the guest of Honor. In. To nor., of her Friece miss Mary Down of sept Ember mrs. T. J. Dillon Ferndale Avenue entertained thursday at a cup and Saucer Shower. Mrs. J. G. Adams presided. Assisting were mrs. R. Harlow and mrs. J. Adams. Mrs. A Reynolds Bil Thore apts., entertained wednesday at a Tea in Honor of miss Yvonne Paradice Bride elect of i september 3. Mrs. C. Paradice arid mrs. C. Heard presided. Assisting i were mrs. Gordon . Norman Frankland. A presentation was made. Mrs. Greene holds Tea for daughter mrs. William Greene Simcoe St., entertained Friday evening in Hon or of her daughter Irene whose Walter h. Derrett will take place september 11, in Tor onto. Mrs. D. Butler mrs. V. My vicar Dodds presided. Assistants mrs. G. Gibbs mrs. A. Mulligan and misses tean Ette Peterson Doris Hollingshe acl Erma Mclver and Marie Greene. Mrs. J. 15 Hawthorne Avenue West St. Vital entertained at a Bridge party tuesday eve Ning to Honor miss Dena Palmer who is visiting from Vancouver. Oule in order a Carton from your Chy Hydro meter Reader Bill deliverer or collector next Lime he Calls or pm tic 848 13l their lessons in anticipation of starting school september 1, Aie Stuart. Gage and his brother Ross. Stuart who is seven and in Grade two at Tuxedo school coaches his. Brother who is five As to How it should be done Ross begins kindergarten this year at school. They Are the sons of or. And mrs. Gordon k. Gage 101 Handcart blvd Tuxedo major and mrs. Ross i or u t their baby Daugh mrs to Flocs holds Tea Ter Barbara Jean have arrived from Regina to s p e n d a month in Winnipeg. They Are vis Liting major Campbell s father and brother c. J. Campbell and Allis Tair Campbell. Mrs. Claude Isbister. Has re miss Blanche Bishop daughter of or. And mrs. Frank Ernest Bishop of Medicine hat alta., has been asked to present a paper on the role of the Indus trial nurse is the promotion of which gives her the Honor of being the Only Canadian woman to speak and one of Only three Canadian delegates to the International Congress of Industrial medi Cine in London England. Miss Bishop left Medicine hat in 1937 to take nurse s training at the Ontario Hospital in. Toronto. She went into Industrial work in 1945 As nurse Iii charge of the George Weston limited s Peter St. Plant s medical Centre. Four Are hostesses at pantry Sotver mrs. George Wilson Manderville St., mrs. A. Mcdonald mrs. H. Pat Teson and mrs. A. Welsh entertained wednesday at a pantry Shower in Honor of miss Ruth Roberts Bride elect of september 4. Little Caroline Wilson presen Ted the gifts to the Honor guest. Mrs. J. Roberts and mrs. Mcpherson presided. Assisting misses Shirley Wilson and Shirley Ann snowball. Or. And mrs. Merideth vessels of Perryville to. Have returned to their Home having spent some time visiting in Winnipeg. Mrs. Sydney Hardy has left for St. Paul Minnesota to spend three weeks. Extra special for one Price Only stabers. Have made permanent history Over four decades experience in permanent giving thousands of permanents each month results in what our patrons say Are the finest permanents obtainable at the lowest possible our trained professional operators know exactly what your hair requires both in strength of solution and time of Wang. Save time Money arid embarrassment by coming to us for your next permanent. Satisfaction guaranteed. Where she was the guest of mrs. N. R. Preston and is spending a few Days at her summer Home at Victoria Beach. Mrs. Mcdonald holds Tea for daughter mrs. C. A. Mcdonald 759 Mcmil Lan Avenue entertained at a Trousseau Tea wednesday to Honor her daughter miss Marguerite Mcdon Ald whose wedding to Jack Doug Las Mccawley will take place a gust 28. Those presiding at the Tea table were mrs. Skuli Johnson mrs. Bruce Mcdonald and misses Iris and Sheila Mccawley. Assist ants were mrs. John Hunt mrs. Douglas Mcdonald mrs. Donald Mcdonald misses Patricia Mcgeachy and Margaret Tomkins. Tea honors arranged for Toronto visitor in Honor of mrs. William Burn Side of Toronto mrs. J. J. Smith entertained at Tea thursday at the University women s club. Miss Hilda Hesson received with the hostess and presiding Over the Tea table were mrs. J. L. Morton mrs. Margaret a. Mcleod mrs. O. V. Jewett and miss Kenneths Haig assisting were miss Helen Emer son and miss Lorraine Brown. Out of town guests also were mrs. Leg Gett of London eng., mrs. A. E. Annetts of Ottawa and miss Evelyn Macdonald of Toronto. . Reception honors prof. Howe honouring prof. Joseph e. Howe who will leave monday for Nova Scotia to join the staff of Acadia University and mrs. Howe the United Empire loyalist association of Canada in Winnipeg held a reception thursday evening at the Home of major and mrs. E. A. Fletcher Grosvenor ave. Prof and mrs. F. A. Brodrick received with the Host and hostess and mrs. F. Downs. Assisting in the dining room were mrs. J. Neville mrs. Hunt and mrs. G. Fletcher. And mrs. Greig entertained members of the Stone Greig wedding party following the rehearsal Friday. Aunt entertains at gift shiver to Honor miss Margaret Mac Kenzie a Bride elect of september 11, mrs. Catherine Cayley held a miscellaneous Shower for her Niece Friday evening at the Home of mrs. George Ashmall 121 Queenston Street. Mrs. Mary Mac Donald los Angeles presided at the Tea table. The assistants were mrs. J. Hinton mrs. J. Dunn miss a. Scott. Or. For son s Fiancee mrs. Janes entertained at the Tea hour wednesday in Honor of miss Bessie Vermeersch whose marriage to or. Baird Janes will take place sept. .1. Mrs. M. C. Sharkey received with the hostess. Presiding Over the Tea table were . H. Plewes mrs. S. Of has Kett mrs. R. A. Hayward mrs m. Mckay mrs. J. Sisler mrs j. Tait. Assistants were mrs. E. Morrison mrs. A. A. Strock. Mrs. S. A. Hayward misses Ruby and Jean Mckay Geraldine Haskell and Barbara Sisler. F. H. Connor has arrived from Princeton West a. To visit or. And mrs. L. E. Stewart 45 Knap pen ave. Shower of gifts honors Hilda Newman mrs. S. Hughes College Street entertained at a miscellaneous Shower thursday in Honor of miss Hilda Newman whose wedding will take place this month. Little Diane Doughie presented the gifts. Trousseau Tea held for Doreen Jenkinson in Honor of her daughter miss Doreen Jenkinson whose marriage to Selkirk James Mckay takes place saturday mrs. W., t. Jenkinson 315 seven. Oaks Avenue entertained at a Trousseau Tea tuesday after noon and evening. Presiding were mrs., a c. Finch mrs. H. M. Griffin mrs. F. Thompson mrs. J Gandy. Mrs. . Mccrea mrs. H. Morris mrs. A. Mclean mrs. Browell mrs. E. Boyd and mrs. P. Sly assisted by mrs. H. Bostrom mrs. R. Guy mrs. G. Lowery misses b. Griffin g. Mathias j. Winters and w. Jenkinson. You can charge lamps to your Light Bill or have them sent . City Hydro Portage at Kennedy architectural advice consultation with an architect is urged when confronted with problems on Home conditioning and building. Costly mistakes can be avoided and often More simple less expensive solutions to prob lems can be found with the Aid and advice of an architect. Things Are not always what they appear Little red Riding Hood had her doubts about the grandma found in bed and did not Trust her. Luckily Tho woodsman came along and her. By con Trast you need have no doubts about Ful sleep on the quilted and Turtle is vanity fair innersprin9 mattress the mattress preferred by thousands of canadians for sound relaxing Bleep. Innerspring m Ess filth Box Spring to match its a Homey loaf better baked for Golden goodness i Complete in every Dit Ait Why pay More no appointment necessary for beef service mornings or Early afternoon the teen age and sub teen like the Way this pattern meets their Young ideas for it features the fitted Basque and the longer Flar ing skirt and May be done in Light weight checks or Wool plaids for school. No. 2422 is Cut in teen sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, .16. Size 12 requires 3% yes. 35-Iri. Fabric. To order Send 20 cents not in Stamps to pattern dept Winni Peg free press. Send this Coupon 340 Colony. Opp the Bay province Back to school with Bright clean clothes All dry cleaning Moth proofed free phone 93 177 or bring to our centrally located downtown Plant. Modern cleaners 30? Margrave St. Just North of Portage is glasses through our service your eyes tested by an Eye specialist your classes made and fitted by expert opticians Contact lenses invisible classes Safe economical Eye care Oculi St j service Jastes m. Teats opt Cim 510 Boyd bldg. Pm. 94 109 Tell me doctor. How can one Antiseptic be safer than another strange As it seems the germs of infection Are similar in substance to the human tissue cells they infect. Since germs were first discovered the problem has been to find an Antiseptic that would destroy the germ without harming the tissue. The modern Antiseptic Detto Liis deadly to the germs that cause Many infections and yet it is non poisonous kind and gentle to tender human tissue and it aids and does not hinder natural Healing. D e t t o t t h i m o d i r m a m t i j e p t i c Tackitt i Coiman Canada it mixed t h a h m a c f it i c Al division. In the gravest surgical operations and in almost All the leading maternity hospitals in Canada. Vertol a trusted weapon of defence against infection. Learn from the hospitals. Whenever infection threatens in your Home use do tool promptly. O n t t a i ;