Joom A trousseau tea honoring Evelyn Fooks on wedding eve
Mrs J H Fooks hosted Thursday afternoon tea in compliment to her daughter Evelyn ahead of her marriage to W Rutherford on Saturday at St Augustin's church. Guests included Mrs Rodier and Mrs Lewis at the tea table with a pastel tulip centerpiece and assisting girls. Several local residents planned travels for upcoming Nesbit Dinning and regional events with weddings and family visits noted across the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H. Fooks
Evelyn
W. Rutherford
J. Rodier
C. Lewis
Cidnee Tollestrup
Kay Beaumont
Lois Brownrigg
Betty Gibson
H. Max
Miss Evelyn Fooks
St. Augustin’s church
Local rummage sales on May 15 held by church and groups
A calendar lists rummage sales Saturday May 15 at 10 to 12 in St Andrews church schoolroom, 11 at Salvation Army Citadel by Mothers Union, and 2 pm at Imperial Motors showroom by Sir Alexander Galt Chapter LODe. Also English woman honored at a shower in Cardstone. Mrs H C Squire emigrated with family from Aldershot to Canada, settling in Cardston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Ladies’ Aid
Salvation Army
Mothers’ Union of Salvation Army Guides and Brownies
Alexander Galt
Imperial Motors
Eaton's
CARDSTONE
H. C. Squire
J. F. Wood
Squire
Canada
Magrath
Cardston
G. Wilson
Honors Daughter Before Wedding
Miss Lavern a Quinn bride elect was guest of Mrs Frank Ellert with about twenty five ladies. Four bridge tables, high to Mrs Mary Barrows and gifts opened by Irene Welsh and Margaret Quinn. Ted Jennings, the groom to be, arrived from Calgary with Miss Quinn returning home. Laverna Quinn has lived in Calgary. wedding set for Monday May 1 at Whamana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MILK RIVER
Laverna Quinn
Frank Ellert
Mary Barrows
Mary Ann Smith
Ben Ellert
Irene Welsh
Margaret Quinn
Miss Quinn
Kate Collin
O. Swanon
Frances Rech
Ted Jennings
Calgary
Laverna
Whamana the coll
Stagettes Offer Third Banff Arts Scholarship at Cranbrook
The Stagette Club of Cranbrook announces the continuation of its third year scholarship for the Banff School of Arts summer session. The award targets Cranbrook students and covers drawing, painting, dramatics or music. Applications pass to Miss Frances Dolan by month’s end, with tryouts and a judging panel including Rev Alan Gardiner Dr J McK Magan and Mrs E C Freeman. The winner will be named at the high school graduation in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRANBROOK
B.C
HNS
Banff School of Arts
Frances Dolan
Alan Gardiner
J. McK. Magan
E. C. Freeman
Local girl wed at Pacific Coast in Vancouver ceremony
A twilight wedding united Ethel McGladrey of Lethbridge and Earle Wesley Williams of Vancouver at Christchurch chapel, Vancouver, April 30. Officiant Dean C. Swanson. reception at the groom’s home. The couple plans to reside in Vancouver after a honeymoon via the United States to Lethbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PACIFIC COAST
Lethbridge
Vancouver
Christchurch chapel
Ethel
J. McGladrey
Mr. McGladrey
Earle Wesley Williams
B. W. Williams
Dean C. Swanson
A. McDowell
J. Long
Americans Enter Buckingham Palace Reception In London
Socially prominent Americans attended a Buckingham Palace party in London on May 14, hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. Lewis Douglas. About 30 Americans, including 20 women, joined some 2,500 guests from many countries as the king, queen, and royal family mingled among attendees. This marked the second of the big postwar events at the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
Buckingham Palace
Lewis Douglas
Can't Make Up Her Mind War Bride Traveled Long Miles
London reports Nancy Carter a war bride who has wandered about 10 000 miles seeking a final home. She left Petworth Sussex for Canada two years ago with her husband in Regina, then to Montreal, and back to Regina before returning to London. She now believes Canada is the place and hopes to return soon.
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LONDON
Nancy Carter
Petworth
Sussex
Regina
Montreal
Canada
Nuptials at Anglican Chapel in spring social notice
A spring wedding at the Anglican Chapel featured a powder blue dress and roses. The bride, given in marriage by W. Mallinson, was attended by Myrtle Thomas of Calgary. Groom supported by Constable E. Kumm of Medicine Hat. Reception in the home of Mrs. D. Clemis with toast by Rev. L. Grant. Honeymoon to Vancouver via the United States. couple to reside in Lethbridge. Out-of-town guests included E. W. Williams of Vancouver and E. Kumm.
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United States
Vancouver
NAAMLAL ULLAL LCL
D. Clemis
W. Mallinson
E. W. Williams
E. Maclean
tus
Frances Roth
W. C. Chester
Rev. L. Grant
Lethbridge
Constable
E. ©. Kumm
Medicine Hat
HAMILTON
McGLADREY
St. Augustin’s
Mary
J. McGladrey
Mr. McGladrey
Constable Elgin Hamilton
R.C.M.P
R. N. Hamilton
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
L. L. Dunant
tha saramany
Nurses Hear Of New Classification For Associate Members
The AARN District No. 8 meeting at the Galt Hospital Nurses' Home discussed the new Associate non-practising member class allowing office holding voting and News Letter access. A Garden Party fundraiser, Sackville convention delegate, and Edmonton meeting report were noted along with a $1 annual fee to stay connected.
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AARN
Galt Hospital
Bigelow
Fowler
Medical Dental
Miss Montieth
Galt
Lethbridge
Sackville
N.B
Agnes Short
AA.R.N
Edmonton
Royal social season opens with elegance and reuse
The article notes the curtain rising on a royal social season featuring an indoor event next month and two garden fetes in July. The first event was held yesterday with women in long afternoon frocks and picture hats, displaying ingenuity in finding finery in clothing-depleted Britain, including borrowed or rented garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Engagements Announced for Dorothy Violet and Shirley Dorothy
Beaverlodge couple announces Dorothy Violet McDonald to George Richard Stretton of Lethbridge. Metcalfes announce Shirley Dorothy McDonald to John Max Andersen of Magrath. Weddings set for early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. McDonald
Beaverlodge
Dorothy Violet
George Richard Stretton
H. G. Stretton
Lethbridge
Iris Chapter No 77 Hosts Laurel Chapter Visit
Iris Chapter No 77 OES held a regular meeting on Tuesday May 4 with a special visit from Laurel Chapter No 43 Lethbridge. About 40 members traveled by chartered bus and Laurel officers performed the initiatory ceremony. Next Iris meeting set for Monday June 7th due to Grand Chapter dates.
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MILK RIVER
HNS
Iris Chapter
O.ES
Laurel Chapter
Lethbridge
Ode to Dandelions Brighten Dawn's Spring Scene
The author celebrates dandelions as bright yellow blooms that brighten rainy springs and bring joy to children. They are noted as charming despite being a nuisance, with fond memories of gifting chains to mothers and signaling the season’s renewal.
Apricot Loaf From The Herald Daily Recipe
apricot loaf recipe with apricots water lemon rind simmered and pureed to one cup. mix shortening and brown sugar add egg then puree and nuts. sifted flour baking powder soda salt and sour milk alternated folding. bake in long pan 350 F about 70 minutes then brush with butter while warm.
Women's Authority Declares Wife's Role In Kitchen
In Montreal on May 14 a female authority argues married women should not seek outside work. Miss Hermine Marchessault, director of the National Employment Service women's section, cites higher costs and family strain as reasons against working wives returning to the labor force after wartime duties.
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MONTREAL
hubby
Hermine Marchessault
National Employment Service
Miss Marchessault olames
Miss Marchessault
Cotton and Linen Favored for Beachwear Over Rayon Nylon
Miss Evelyn Stevenson of the Macdonald Institute at Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph says cottons and linens are preferred for women's beach clothes this year. She notes they are cooler, though scarce and more expensive, with bold stripes geometric designs and florals seen as best while pure silks remain expensive. She predicts skimpy beach styles with wide circular skirts and bare necks, and kimono sleeves ranging from short capes to elbow or wrist lengths.
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GUELPH
Ont
Evelyn Stevenson
Macdonald Institute
Ontario Agricultural College
Widows and Dependents Benefit From War Pensions
Ottawa report says pensions are paid to 173 widows of Canadian merchant seamen who died in the war. Monthly cheques also go to 455 other dependents under the Civilian War Pensions and Allowances Act, tabled by Veterans Minister Gregg.
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OTTAWA
commons
Gregg
Ronald Moore
Churchill
Gardening in the Sunlit Summer Workday
A poem invites leaving chores behind to spend the five long days outdoors. Birds sing, grasses brush knees, and blossoms scent the air as gardeners embrace Summer over Winter. The speaker urges dropping routines to garden with heart and joy.
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D. McColl
University of Alberta
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Mrs. A. McNally
Mr. E. McNally
J. M. Williams
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J. B. Chaster
Chamber of Commerce
Great Falls
R. F. Plotke
C. R. Dixon
M. Bolokosky
D. A. Rylands
Eli Weiss
Audrey Paterson
Evelyn Fooks
H. Hudson
Wilson Siding
H. Dean
New Westminster
A. G. Baalim
Mr. L. McKellar
city
Evelyn Pollock
S. Hay
Frank Fenwick
Moose Jaw, Sask
Fred Fenwick
Brandon, Man
M. Ritchie
FP. Whitney
Helen Berze
Bow Island
A. Lengyel
A.E. Cross
Studio
Everything Photographic
C.G.1L.T. Work Board
Southminster Church Hall
AGAE
JOHN R. PISKO
McFarland Bidg
Stagettes
ROYAL PALACE
NOBLEFORD
Gerald Noble
H. E. Wilson
Minnesota
Franklin Wilson
Bob Smith
Frank Smith
Herald Engraving
C.E.S
Chinook
The Herald
Laura Giles
PELE
ERVICE
BEATTY
Saciel Beauty Salon
YORK HOTEL
13TH ST. N
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A.C
Wilson Electric Supplies Limited
7th Street
Women’s Authority
Our Poetry Corner
GRANGE PEKOE
JEWELLERS
Kresge Bldg
Salvation Army Citadel
Mothers’ Union of Girl Guides and Brownies
New York
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