Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 15, 1960, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 19 Winnipeg free press saturday october 15, 1980 Erna Uiti maae of amen if Only i could find the mate to the shoe by Edith Paterson this shoe fits me just i could Only find the mate was the plaintive comment of the tired looking lady at a rummage Sale. But i be been round and round Little did she Realiza that an other customer whose foot the mate fitted just Lovely too was going round and round behind her waiting patiently for her to give up and Lay Down the round toed White Sandal with the cuban Heel. Mingling with the mob at a rum Mage Sale staged Friday in Hud con s Bay store Beaver Hall by i Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority proved a Reward ing if somewhat harassing experience. The word staged is not used i advisedly. Drama was there aplenty. An evening gown and Lin Gerie from the Trousseau of a 75 year old lady bought by theatre people a Jingle Champagne Glass of clearest Crystal erect and ele Gant amid a clutter of tawdry dime store jewelry Middle aged Man with All the earmarks of a dealer in used clothes frying unsuccessfully to buy a perfectly Good Man s Woolen suit for a tiny old not Well dressed but with real Dia monds in her pierced ears lingered lovingly the Page at the Story Hereward the Wake while beside her Small girl eagerly clutched a Little doll with no legs but Long flowing and bought it Lor Nickle. Here s my halloween Cost said a pretty redhead hold ing up a mexican Sombrero and a flow in silk shawl. A buxom a Iron tried vainly to struggle into a size 36 lady s suit of Fine Black Wool it s so Nice the seats not even shiny and it s Only lamented. There were candies and coast ers Tea pots and text books. An arithmetic Book whose inside cover proclaimed that it belonged to the school Board at Deer Park ont. Found no purchaser but pocket books for a sold like cakes. Hot there were Golden kid slip pers that would have Cost about 15 years ago being offered for 25 cents and Pink Satin beauties for even less with no takers at All. There were hats galore not quite the latest styles perhaps but surely the trimming was Worth the asking Price of 30 cents a fashion Magazine suggested play tip your Beauty in curvy and the clothes depicted matched in style Many of the garments offered for Sale. Scheduled to Start at 2 . The Sala actually began at 10 . When some workmen in the store discovered perfectly Good Well laundered White shirts going for 50 cents. From then on we just could t keep the people said mrs. C. Roy convener of the Sale. had been taken in by he scheduled time of opening. It was the first rummage Sale or the chapter but it will be an annual event from now on Accord ing to mrs. R. B. Beaton presi Dent. The material was gathered in three weeks from members friends and friends friends. The Sale is typical of those be ing staged with equal Success this fall by so Many Church organizations and auxiliaries of every kind. People lire rummage Sale laughed past president mrs. J. L. G. Hay. They la buy she said wrap Ping a Chenille dressing gown a potato Masher ice Cream mixer for a two year old boy who likes to turn handles and a pretty picture. But we Haven t even had a Chance to get and could it be that the Multi tude of men s cravats so new so gorgeously coloured so satiny be ing offered in All their glory for Only ten cents were those once daintily wrapped and proudly presented by Loving spouses and sweethearts to bashful males mrs. Pearson admits her dad was a tory there was Only one fault with her father mrs. Les Ter b. Pearson wife of the Liberal party told women attending a Tea in her Honor Friday and that was that he was a conservative. But Mother made up for that. Flowers for their teacher of so years ago at Green Way school Art presented to mrs. R. A. By former Fred Kirkhill now of Detroit and John ton who from Kantat City Missouri for the school s Spotti anniversary Tea Friday. Olibera deception except showers Are Honor for saturday Bride honouring miss Jean Bradshaw whose marriage to or. Charles Ernest Dufault was arranged for saturday mrs. Norman Clapham and miss Beverley Clapham held a Shower at their Home on Spruce Street. Other showers were Given by mrs. Jack Kennedy Warsaw Avenue and by mrs. J. A. Mor Row and mrs. C. J. Bauman at mrs. Morrow s Home on Fleet Avenue. The Bride elect received a presentation of a chair from her Busi Ness associates and the couple were honoured at a party Given by miss Verna Zabichuk Parkville drive. An after rehearsal party was held Friday evening at the Home of her parents or. And mrs. . Bradshaw Jessie Avenue. Mrs. Ruby Cumming of los an Geles was to be a guest at the wed Ding reception arranged for Toronto group or. And mrs. Victor Fel Brih Queens Orv Street planned to enter Tain sunday evening in Honor of or. Boyd Dean of the Royal conservators of music Toronto and members of the Hart House orchestra whom he will conduct in a concert monday afternoon in the concert Hall of the civic auditorium under the auspices of the women s musical club. Or. And mrs. Comfort to arrive wednesday or. Charles Comfort director of the National gallery of Canada will arrive wednesday for a speak ing engagement. He will be accompanied by mrs. Comfort and they will be guests at the fort Garry hotel. Or. And mrs. Charles Dodson East St. Paul will leave monday night by plane for London eng land. They will spend most of the Winter in England visiting relatives in the capital and the mid lands. Miss Shirley Stark whore marriage to or Richard Turner was arranged for saturday was honoured at a miscellaneous Shower Given by her maid of Honor miss Gale Stevenson at miss Steven son s Home on Dudley Avenue. She was a Stalwart mrs. Pearson Lold Liberal women gathered at tie fort Garry hotel about the change that has taken place on Donald Street where she lived As thei daughter of the Well known Winnipeg doctor the late a. W. Moody. From there we moved to River Heights and that wis a farm she said. The opposition Leader s wife expressed her pleasure at meet ing the Over 200 women some of whom make their Homes in Vic Toria . Ottawa Edmonton Dauphin Neepawa and Gladstone Man. She Felt the Large number was a sign of the increasing popularity of the Liberal party and she also made reference the recent Gal lop poll which gave the Lead to her husband s party. Mrs. Pearson was introduced by mrs. Stuart s. Garson. The guest is visiting with her brother and sister in Law or. And mrs. H. H. G. Moody of St. Norbert while or. Pearson is on a Western speak ing tour. Beta Sigma sorority arranges Tea sunday the Gamma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority planned its preferential Tea from . Sunday at the Home of mrs. Paul Quinton Kingston Row. Presiding will be mrs. Harold Huppe. Last week a party was held by the sorority for the initiates at the Home of mrs. Harvey Cantin Lodge Avenue St. James. Initiates Are mrs. Harvey Turner and misses Joan cousins Lorna Dahlgren and Patricia Robinson. Eager shoppers searched for bargains at a rummage Friday. Sponsored by chapter of Beta Sigma Phi the Sale offered every kind of clothing Bric a Brac tumult and toys and while the Kitchen tink was t then a Kite tit cupboard Watt or. And mrs. Wray married 50 years honouring or. And mrs. Delbert Wray of Metcalfe Avenue nor Wood on the occasion of their Golden wedding anniversary their daughter mrs. John Boles will hold an open House from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 . Tuesday at her Home Braemar Avenue Norwood. Or. And mrs. Wray were mar ried 50 years ago next tuesday in All saints anglican Church. Or. Wray worked 37 years for the car retiring 14 years ago. He is a member of the fort Garry Lodge of the order of railway conductors car veterans association and of St. John s masonic Lodge. Mrs. Boles is their Only child and they have three grandchildren and great grandchild. South mpg. Liberals will hold reception the South Winnipeg Liberal women s association will hold its annual reception from to 5 and 8 to 10 . Tuesday at the Home of or. And mrs. John m. Hunt 80 Waterloo Street. Receiving with the president mrs. J. Gurzon Harvey will be or. And mrs. Hunt mrs. Paul Mcdowell past president and mrs. D. K. Wilson vice president. Pourer will include mrs. V. J. Mann sr., mrs. D. A. Mcleod. Mrs. B. R. Wolfe mrs.1 John mus ick. Miss Margaret Delaney or. Erlinger Eggert son or. Macmil Lan Grant or. Lome Campbell or. David Jones or. Beter West Bury or. Alan Philp or. Edward Demkiw and or. Gerry Gunn. Conveners Are mrs. F. A. Molloy and mrs. A. F. Medlar my. Chapter gives Tea to Honor pledges a preferential Tea sunday and a first meeting monday were plan Ned to culminate Rushing activities of Zeta chanter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. The Tea in Honor of new pledges was planned at the Home of mrs. W. C. Folliott hos Mer Boulevard Tuxedo. The meet ing will Start a series of programs on conduct expression and Pur pose. Earlier pledges attended a Model meeting arid also a Wiener roast at the Home of mrs. G. E. Hayes Buxton Road. Fort Garry. St. Vital Tea set by Myca auxiliary the St. Vital Myca Mother s auxiliary will hold its annual fall Tea from 2 to 5 and 7 to . Friday in the Windsor masonic Temple Corner St. Mary s and St. Anne s roads. Mayor Fred Bren Nan will open the Tea and receiving will be mrs. W. E. Force and mrs. John Skinner. Conveners Are Tea room help mrs. R. D. Down Home baking table mrs. Harry Ross mrs. Arthur Smith Candy table mrs. Martin food mrs. B. R. Holton sewing table mrs. G. L. Laughton White Phant table. Mrs. A j. Watt food hamper mrs. Edward Beringer tickets mrs. W. C. Neville mrs. W. F. Fish Pond mrs. Glen Grant Tea cup Reading mrs. Law Joom. To. Designing woman by Elizabeth Hilly Elt today s ways of living bring offices into Homes and Home comforts and conveniences into offices. Residential plans incorporate hideaways for briefcase Homework full time career offices even Kitchen office Corners All sharpened to efficiency just like downtown while offices downtown adopt the ease and Good looks of hospitable Homes. In both locations the offices Are de signed organized furnished and decorated much the same Way. I Here for example is a room which might be secluded Headquarters Lor the desk work at an executive Sanctum in a suite of offices. As either the room is a remarkably space Wise As it is handsome. That Moi e than enough Stor age room requires Only a narrow slice of one Wall and the built in cabinets for it provide Bonus convenience a Long slim coun Ter just below their Cane panelled doors. I elegant Black slate covers the counter and continues to cover the desk top. The room looks much larger than it is because of simple arrangement and close Harmony colors which Shade from the carpet s Rich Gold through the Cabinet s Butternut tones to Greeni. The room is lighted Wall to Wall from a Luminous ceiling. Plastic for the ceiling and the carpet take same pattern and the Only other pattern in the room is introduced by leaves and branches showing through the plastic folding doors at the end of the room shown in the sketch. Three panels conceal a sink counter refrigerator and hanging Cabinet and two More a Large to set. A 6 new York special Nyht confirms that the hem line is the Centre of attraction in late Day dresses. For hems Are flared fluted feathered furred and fun need. Very much in the news Are Low puffed turned under hems a la Lanvin Castillo s Bias Cut Teardrop hem of dior s Bubble skirts. The asymmetric hem line often with a deep Point at the Side or those Shorter in front Are also part of evening Hemline hews. The above ankle Hemline is another new Paris note Between the Long and the Short gala gown. I m sure Well All. Enjoy wearing an evening gown with exciting Hamlim interact. Crescent fort Rouge party set thursday the woman s association of Crescent fort Rouge United. Church will told a Coffee party and Tea in the Nassau Street and Wardlaw Avenue thursday. The Coffee party will be held from . To 2 . And the Tea from . Receiving with the president mrs. M. R. Wells f. Dyker m. Scurfield mrs. F. E. Howe mrs. A. D. Robinson and mrs. H. W. Dads rip general convener. Other conveners Are Coffee mrs. Donald Mackay Tea mrs. B. H. Taylor mrs j. E. Lang and Home cooking my. W. S. Westcott. A circles will sales of hand work pantry goods Candy Home baking and lit White elephant Booth. A Nursery Jwill provided for Small children. The Hook and ladder brigade will converge on the Royal Alex hotel november 4, when the Winnipeg fire fighters association holds its 17th.annual ban Quet and Ball. There will be Many others join ing them for the gala evening under the patronage of lieutenant go Vernor Errick f. Willis and mrs. Willis. The Crystal ballroom suite and the colonial ballroom will Echo to music for old time and modern dancing. Speaker at the banquet will be mrs. Garnet Coulter. Net proceeds will be used for charitable purposes. Members in charge of arrangements include e. W. Hiscox president Peter Ukrainec past president j. R. C. Legume first vice president Fred Edwards treasurer Charles Mott second vice president j. E. Mel Nick Secretary Alex Ross and William Laird trustees. 0 or. And mrs h. R. Hewitson of 112 Victoria ave. E. Transcona announce the engagement of their daughter Lorraine Carol to or. Gerard Marcel Jourdain son of the late or. And mrs. Arthur Jourdain. The wedding will take place saturday november 19, 1960 at 5 o clock at St. George s anglican Church Transcona Man. Or. And mrs. J. D. Turner 627 Ingersoll St., Are pleased to announce the engagement of their Only daughter Luanne Cecile to or. Glenn Ernest Mcleod son of or. And mrs. F. Madam Bay View apts. The wedding will take place on saturday november 12, 1960, at 5 . In St. Matthews anglican Church. Or. And mrs. Daniel b. Peck Over Winnipeg Man., Are Happy to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Mildred Grace to Camille Joseph Bouch Ard son of or. And mrs. A. Bouchard. The wedding will take place saturday november 12, at o clock in sacred heart Church Lydia and Bannatyne. The engagement is announced of Jean Ruth daughter of mrs. M. Hill 347v4 Atlantic Avenue and the late or. M. Hill to or. Wallace a. Coey son of mrs. H. Radigk mrs. Coey 1114 Spruce St. The wedding will take place on saturday november 19, i960, at . In the Deer Lodge United Church. Or. And mrs. P. Bun Zeluff Are pleased to announce the engage ment of their eldest daughter Joan Patricia to or. Kenneth Halapchuk son of or. And mrs. M. Halapchuk. The wedding will take place november 5, 1960, at 3 o clock in St. Andrew s Ukrain Ian Catholic Church Euclid and Maple. Minimum charge s2.5o for 10 lines and for each additional ice. Rates for publication of engagement available on request. Or. And mrs. Edward j. China 34 Ellesmere ave., wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Lorraine Joyce to or. Brian Summerfield son of or. And mrs. Oscar Summerfield 422 Lipton St. The wedding will take place on saturday november Twenty sixth at 4 o clock in St. Philip s anglican Church nor Wood. Or. And mrs. John s. Suther land 309 Dunrobin ave., announce the engagement of their Only daughter Patricia Lynne to or. Allan Scott Only son of or. And mrs. John w. Scott of ,101 Hart ave. The wedding will take place saturday november 19. 1960, at . In Gordon uni Ted Church Elmwood. Or. And mrs. Nelson Hall Mac Millan 10 Hind ave., Winnipeg take pleasure in announcing the engagement of their daughter fancy Dianne to sub. It. Has Ley Buell Kieran Royal Canadian Navy son of or. And mrs. Wil Liam Kieran Montreal. The wed Ding will take place november 12, 1960, 2 . In St. Ignatius Church Winnipeg. The engagement is announced of Elizabeth Ann youngest daughter of or. And mrs. Herbert a. Lizette to or. Wally Geo be Lawrence Joyal Sou of or. And Urs. Louis j. Joyal 55 Crystal ave., St. Vital. The wedding will take place november 19, 1960, at o clock in holy Cross Church Dubuc and traverse Norwood. Or. And mrs. Jack Hackman of 543 Centennial St., announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Ann to or. Leif Sunde son of or. And mrs. Leif Sunde Pine Falls Man. The wedding will take place november 12th, 1960, at ., in Westworth United Church Winnipeg. Smart maternity dresses 307 Opp. Eaton ;