Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 10, 1950, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 10 Winnipeg free press wednesday May 10, 1950 mrs v b. Lamont her daughter mrs. George e. Mason returned sunday from a three weeks Holiday in Southern California. Ert route they a waited in Vancouver b.c., with mrs. Lament s Mother mrs. E. Milyan and her Sisters mrs. Forbes Perkins and mrs. C. P. Purdon. All formerly of Winnipeg. To Honor miss Kathleen Glover june Bride elect miss e t h e Hague apts., entert athe monday at a miscellaneous Shower. Mrs. W. T. Young presided by misses Roberta Glover Helen Brynelson and Ruth Glover St. John House converted to old Folk nursing Home St. John ambulance nursing division members in step with the rest of Winnipeg in the flood emergency have taken on a new Job. They Are Manning a Hospital at. Their own Headquarters St John House. Older Folk from four nursing Homes which have been flooded have been transferred to the temporary quarters. It s country style Mother s Day sunday 14 candies of Pound Box to two Pound Box. Pound Box harm an e Portage at Sherbrook the first of the patients have made the venture moved to St. John House sunday possible night when the River crept into basements and nursing Homes operate at top Are sixty cots were not Able to efficiency. There set up in the House and St. John nurses Are on duty 24 hours a Day under the supervision of a Volun Teer registered nurse. Work shifts Are on a basis of two five hour one six and one eight hour duty. Warm Woollen blankets have been arranged Over the top and at the ends of the cots to prevent drafts on the old folks and to combat the coolness for heat is not available for the building at present with steam heating plants off duty. Mrs. C. Levitt Provin Cial superintendent is in charge and working with her is mrs. A. D. Dubick provincial nursing officer. Lieut. Col. G. L. Morgan Smith is medical officer in charge working in co operation with or. Kenneth c. Mcgibbon provincial commissioner. Nurses on the Job Are members of the various nursing divisions and assisting Are members of the Cadet nursing divisions who pre pare and dishes. Carry trays and Wash mrs. A. T. Putter president of the women s auxiliary to the nursing divisions is Messing offi cer and is most enthusiastic about the Good neighbors about the area who daily arrive with sandwiches hot soup Coffee and cakes and cookies galore. They Are Only rivalled by the members of the Earl Grey and Crescent Wood Community club women s auxiliaries who have kept a Supply of food on hand for the patients since St. John House became St. John s Hospital. Mrs. Putter tuesday paid tribute to the firms in Winnipeg who have provided electric equip ment linens and other supplies a new Graceful fabric a Price excitingly Low Satin strip lingerie you la love the smooth Mercury styling the Dainter look of these tailored Satin strip slips panties and nightgowns. Arid you la be amazed when you Icahn the Mercury Satin strip is Tricot knit therefore its shape yet is so reason ably priced you la appreciate the Long Wear of Satin strip and the famous tailor ing of single garments or matched sets. Puff sleeves High Empire Waist line and full skirt Are so battering smooth Mercury Satin strip in Dainty Petal White azure or Maize. One of Many Mercury to match your Satin strip slip. Full Cut gives Comfort All Day. In White Petal azure or Maize. To match Satin strip slips have figure moulding Bias Cut straight skirt that Don t rids up. At women s stores everywhere. I kit. Only to Wiar also ask for Mercury dark seam we have a Cook who is a member of St. John ambulance and an assistant so to Date we have had no problems regarding she said. St. John nursing division Mem Bers Are also on duty at first Aid stations working with members of the ambulance divisions and some Are at Winnipeg hospitals doing a irises aide duty. Wedding is held at Crystal City Crystal City United Church was the scene of a wedding May 6th, when miss Gweneth Eileen Only daughter of or. And mrs. H. Mcdonald became the Bride Eric Melvin Grierson son of or. A. M. Grierson Melita Manitoba. Rev. E. R. Wilson . Officiated. The Bride was attended by miss Donna Beavis and the bridegroom was supported by Kenneth Raser. Mrs. E. T. Greenway presided at the Organ and miss Edith Arbuckle Sang. Ushers were Ronald Mcdon Ald brother of the Bride and s. Cudmore Uncle of the Bride. A reception was held at the Home of or. And mrs. S. Cud More. After a Brief honeymoon or and mrs. Grierson will make their Home fashions for Spring brides Are displayed Neepawa man., May 0 special fashions for the " Spring was the theme of the fashion show sponsored by the United Church Guild Here recently. Mrs. Russell Craig was con Vener of the show. Mrs. Percy Murray was the commentator. Two local firms Joan s fashion Centre and Johnson s . Store supplied the smart clothes worn by the mortals. Members of the Guild Whu were the models included Bernice Bates Guinn Joyce Ross Gwen l. I n d say Merle Foley Gladys Bray Marion Martin Elsie Bell Doris Murray Audrey Horn Iris d u n Ham Joyce Mcdonald and Betly virtue. National . Sends s500 gift along with a Telegram from the National president of the Imperial order Daugh ters of Empire mrs. Frank Mccurdy of Toronto which has reached mrs. Stephen j. Sametz provincial president is a gift 5500 to assist members of the order work ing in the flood emergency. The Telegram reads deep est sympathy in the great disaster. Sending Cheque to mrs. Gordon Curry and m r s. Gordon Brown arrived tuesday by air plane after a trip to new York Montreal and Toronto. Day for signed. Curdy. In Complete. Dependable service phone 926 ii North West r Upert s land school girls Mission Tea planned for sat urday at school postponed. A f. Fort Garry nursing division is one of the volunteers which form the nursing staff at St. John House where 60 patients from Winnipeg nursing Homes Are being cared for and is shown As she tended one of i he patients. Events cancelled take from Mission due to flood annual meeting of Mani Toba federation of lib eral progressive women to have been held tuesday postponed. Monte hour club demonstration for Queen Victoria Circle . Planned thursday cancelled. Mothers y club meeting scheduled for thursday cancelled. Stores to clothe evacuees doors of the United Church of Canada clothing cupboard a department have been thrown open to flood evacuees. Wear kinds for All Ages will be distributed to Many forced from their Homes. Originally gathered to be sent ing apparel of All 1 who have been fore to Indian missions in the North he clothing will be distributed to evacuees housed in Winnipeg where it is Felt the need is More i urgent. It was decided by the win presbytery of the United strop limit club Tea p Anne tuesday that these Aray 20 in Hudson s Bay co. Post donated by the women s May Pond. Canadian handicraft Guild Manitoba Branch meeting arranged Tor thursday cancelled. Past matrons and past patrons association o.e.s., to have been held thursday 8 ., in Odd Fel Low s Temple is cancelled. Missionary societies of the Church women s committee of Winnipeg Ballet fair streets of to 27 Bagdad to be held May 26 postponed. Riverbend school old girls Day wednesday cancelled. Meeting Arramah club of Winnipeg ban Quet planned for Friday at Moore s postponed. Augustine Church . Lea planned tuesday is postponed. Women s Canadian club meeting planned for Friday when or. Lillian m. Gil Breth was to be guest speaker has been cancelled. St. Boniface nurses i wednesday cancelled. Meetings fridays at cancelled. St. Group held saturday postponed to june 3. St. Paul s United . Meeting Bible classroom thursday postponed. St. Ignatius Church ladies so Cial to have been held wednesday cancelled. Broadway Lawn Bowling club final whist drive thursday s At orioles West end Community clubhouse Burnell at St. Matthews. St. Philip s is scene of vows made saturday at a ceremony at St. Philips Church Norwood May 5 at 7 ., Joyce Elinor Only daughter of or. And mrs. Ivor Froud and Harold Gordon Scott of Ottawa Soa of or. And mrs. Harold j. Scott of Montreal formerly of Winnipeg made heir nuptial vows. Rev. I Aurrli c o u t George Gillespie officiated. Organ o have been St was Fred Tinkler and soloist o seen mass Millon of Happy hour club. Grace United Church value simplicity is the note of elegance enjoy the style and fit that have made slaters famous justly for men and women the Bride wore White bridal Satin the fitted bodice showing Ong Lily Point sleeves a slim bodice with a Peter pan Collar edged with seed pearls had appliqued medallions of italian Jace. The full skirt was gathered at the hips and spread into a slight train. Her shirred Satin headdress held her Nylon net Finger veil. She car ried Pink Delight roses and shattered White carnations. Mrs. J. C. Dangerfield was mat Ron of Honor and miss Rosemary Scott of Montreal sister of the bridegroom was bridesmaid. Elford Scott attended his brother and Ushers were Crawford Dangerfield Hyland Beatty and Gordon Froud brother of the Bride. A reception was held at the professional and business womels 3 Evergreen place. Or. And mrs. Scott left by motor via the United states for Ottawa. They will reside at 270 Breeze Hill Avenue Ottawa. Throughout the Winter should used in this emergency. United Church workers were Busy tuesday beating a paid from he depot at Westminster United Hurch to Sparling Hall where evacuees from St. Norbert Are housed. Articles for men women children and babies As Well As blankets were unloaded at the for Mer women s residence of United ollege Portage Avenue. While United Church workers joined in an Effort of Clothen donation and distribution women of the civic action committee of he Catholic women s league Are working through their various sub divisions preparing sandwiches or Dike workers. Filling the needs of the red Cross Appeal for food women Are working tirelessly in Jaisli Halls to meet the demand. Thousands of sandwiches Are made daily by women in the sub Divi Sions which function in shifts. Distribution is made by the red Cross. Women of the presbyterian Church Are on duly Loo but Are locating services through Community clubs in food is being any Way needed made in Homes and distribution is in Progress through the joint Effort of the clubs and the red Cross. Morosa Cream a proven beaut if i or and Aid to Loverl Nemi. Morosa Cream in the of freckles summer Tan. Blemishes yellow spots and blackheads Etc. Thousands Satis fied. At drug slots or not available dept. Stores. If Newcastle laboratories 1a Brockton a be. Toronto on t. Dream girl Lustre Creme shampoo gives hair 3 Cine Chat c us meet in Day y.w.c.a., cancelled. Ladies Aid of first Church Victor Street thursday cancelled. S x 271 Portage ave. Sums St. Vital Assembly 55, Canadian daughters league meeting thurs Day cancelled. Engagement notices announcements to appear under this heading will be accepted at the free press want and. Depart ment. Minimum Charier tar id Lino 15c for each Addis Unble line. Or. And mrs. Leon Pantel of Cypress River announce the engagement of their daughter eve Lyne Marie Rose to Allan Arason son of or. And mrs. T. S. Arason of Glenboro. The wedding will take place june 3rd, Rise. This rising continues during me Sec Quarter and the cake begins to Brown Itie cake finishes its rising in the thir Quarter and the Browning continues. during the fourth Quarter the baking completed and the cake shrinks from the Silies of the pan. Don t be an but if you Are nor sure that your oven is heating a and evenly the door May be opened after the first 10 minutes of baking if the cake does not seem to be baking adjust the heat of the oven arid if it is not rising evenly change the position of the pan to insure uniform baking. Here s another tip to even rising of cakes smooth butter cake batters into Corners of pan making Batter slightly higher at the sides. Angel food and sponge cake batters should be Cut gently through with a knife ;