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1» is understood the King and Queen Mary will probcbly spend Whitsun at Sandringhani. It they do, it will be their first visit since the death 0! King George. Accord- ing to the late Kings wishes Band- ringham is to be regarded as Queen Mary‘: home during her llletinie, unless King Edward should marry. in winch can Queen Mary WORK‘! take the dower house close by. IslIl1d.!'lll£,'llIm has been practically untouched since List January, and will remain so until Queen Mary is there to indicaie her wishes as to alterations. The King has a tatrly heavy program of engagements about Whitsiui, thus his scy in Norfolk is not l:kcly to be I long one. The Princess Royal, however, Wlll picbuhiy stay with her mother tor a little whim at that time.

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King Edward wil: receive his baton as a. Field Marshal av Buck- iiiglizini Palace May 28, when it will be pruscnvad by eight Field Mar- shuls, headed by his great-uncle" the Duke oi’ Connauglit.

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happy occasion of ills 73rd birthday. . . .

Dr. and Mrs. J. C. liouston, Mr. Brent Matthew and M55 mim- betli McDonald lclt. Monday inorn- ing on a motor trip to Boston where the Doctor and Mrs. Houston will \‘L5ll. l.ll(‘ll' son, Dr. Gilbert Houston. who is attached to the Boston Eye and Ear Infirmary, and Mrs. Houston in Cambridge. . . .

The many lriends cl" Mrs. W. 1'‘. Mitchell will regret to learn of her illncss in the P.E.I. Hospital. Mu. Mitchell is resting conitortably after an operation earlier in the week. - . 0

Cal. and Mrs. K. S. Rogers who motored to Sitckvillc Monday sire

spciidiiig ll weeks holiday on the mutiiland.

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have already moved to their sum- mar homes at Keppoch and Brigh- ton shores.

I 0 Mrs. J. H. Gordon hit» gone to Boston to visit her mother, Mrs. Milluer. who its quite ill.

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Mrs. Louise Bonne‘.l is receiving czurzraaulatioiis iiom her many friends throughout the Province upon her re-election to the 01160 of Right Worahiplul Gflfld Milt- reae cl the L.O.B.A. cl Prlncn Ed- ward Island. . . .

Among the out-oi-town guests It the marriage of Miss Catherine MucAskl1l :1 Dr. Jcuph Predef- ick Grlllln ol Hklillx which took place in st. Matthew’: Church.

Man is tlir inni.rr nl all ilwings he liimri is the instrument of in- mind is the

Halfax. lut Monday evening In: Miss lscibol Jamicson oi this city. who were I handsome importad izown 01 nanny violet pi-intod chil- i'on with lovely Iprny oi crosm rocebuds with cliifion leavu inter-

one day in the Iorty years he has

.wriie to her. since he came

onto. renewed many friendships week. on. he’; a. guid lad is Jami." during his visit. she amid. . . . . Mr. and Mrs. W. A Miller arc The Countess of Bessborough, wile

oi’ the former Governor Ganorcl oi’

clauniater at her home noontly. Among the guests warp Mr. Iain- iiel Proviso Ind Miss Doria Promo. Gniulottelovlm. .

coral, carved in the IhIpc ct ilowcrc Ind petals. is latest semi-precious stone to appear on the fashitmlble liortcon. Coral braceleta. necklaces. ring: Ind ear- ring; are being shown by {union- Ible Jeweller: in Umdon. Ind in some cases Jade and can Ire set together to give a vivid colour con- trast. The rasliion tor coral comes .rom Paris. Against I brown skin the red oi’ corIl stands out in utai-t- ‘ ling rcllol. 1 I O C ’ Pml. Murray Mwflell. I inem-~ bar oi’ the faculty oi Dllllotl-Ste university. l-Iclltcx. tor the put 30 years Incl nglatrar o! the 1!l5t.ltu- tion [or over a quarter century, who hls I host 01 iriends ham. nailed Wednesday, Iocompcnlcd by Mrs. Macrieili, on the liner Pllcuduki for a iix weeks’ vccatl -ii in Europe. At Copenhagen. Denmark. Prol. and Mrs. Macncill disembark Ind lItcr proceed to London to visit their daughter, Janet. wile of Hon. Peter Aitken, second son oi’ Lord Beaver- brook. Prof. Macnoill is enjoying his ilrst holiday in live years.

Mrs. Earle Muxcy Ind Miss Marion Pickering entertained at I prettlly arranged party oi four tables of cards on Monday night at Miss Pickerinrs home Li honor or Miss Margaret Pickering. whose marriage took plow on Wednesday. First prize was won by Miss Gwen Macbeitn while consolation went to Miss Margaret Adams. Miss Picker- lllg was the recipient of I bcautllul picture as guest prlzie. Dainty re- iralunonts were solved by the hostesses um: which Ill depu-tcd wishing the bride-to-be many years at happy wedded bliss.

3 0 Mrs. H. R. Largo was hostcss at

bridge Saturday afternoon at her Ittrwtlve home. 40 Hlllaboro St. I I O

The Mines Vivien and Clarice Maccrulgcn left yesterday by car to spend the week-end holidays with trlends in Halifax. I I 0

His Excellency the Governor- General is a good son. he never targets his mother. Mrs. Buchan, who accompanied Their Excellen- cies on their visit in Niagara Falls, confided to the young woman who had the honor at escorting her thut her Ion "John has never for bcen away from home, failed to to Cumin. sIid Mrs. Buchcn. I have had three letters iroin him each

Canada. participated in the cake- cutting oeremonias It Queen Chur- lotte‘.s Hospital all, the largest charity ball in the world. The ball was the ilrst lug: social event of the new reign. Usually this M11 is an occasion when court gowns can be worn. with flower lwcddreues ruplacirig the omclcl court pluinu. This, however, is I court-less year and many debutante: broke away from the traditional styles. when subdued shades. of material were wom they were enlivened by two or three large lresh flowers. such as Wlter lilies, pconiea or rhodod- endrcns. tucked in a cor-s.e‘et belt or trimming the ccrsage.

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Salve-Sprecdcrs and Fewer Who Are Hammer-Wielderc, What a Great Place This World Would Be!

Dear Mi» Dix--A in or married women bum iuyult Imut have ahed I tour or two 0! envy I: we nut 010 MW’ 5 3- In J- the other day in your column and in w in nu flu

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It ll the grands: tribute to I W110 ! ha"! ever urn, but tt II no Wonder Ibo II Ilwhf one wonuic, icr Ibo has I tcnccr. “W” minding. uuulticb buoinnd to dcvolop hi: clurnctnr Ind

good quciltlu Ind ocoourll mg the but cl tlioinulvu, We more good wives. God send man won

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Answer: Amen. Lord send mm “mm” ""° arc salve-spreulers and lower who are r-wieldars lor thct would do it-OW mmme rm ":4 ma marriage the trim than aiiythlxiix else to bring Pfiucef ogoegnm chum‘ it no (men n. 'w°°\§Vf,°"‘ ‘”..f§‘.‘."*.‘§‘.."$. wilt: he acts it down to his toulh luck uui he an a mm the divorce endures her with what fortitude he can. 0!‘ him‘ ll" N m“ he ,5 wufl" according to ma “um”. ’irili:.ii“li3l:1$I?!nIl| accggsultflt hid‘ could have m any way mapomme ‘or me iwken the trouble to do so. Iltci-ed her character it be had a no mu Wu“ mm WW“ M-,_ they

M°:l‘trl:1:tI‘th(;ku%il1narIu;:ar‘i:ilc{rinpme|i‘r hnblu um tlicir palm 01 V‘°"{ IN. In - ‘ '1 when “ . nut“; 0 Ire fixed and that nothing cm be done about 1 . » mm‘ ‘M an lact, everything can be done Ibout it. Most girls mnérylzm ‘-mm and very much in love with their huabiinds and anxious m gmalr huwmqs to make road W1Ve5- W“ “M” "‘°“‘ "“““° ° ‘Y ° would. in nine cases out 01 ten, could mold to theerir hggg; t<l1_:‘:‘tl":°“lu"é"k“’lt"h° way Slay 3%.? v°t"llle1nt3lE:l° gt? ‘.hn°¢"R"§; rdiiiyioiis und lnexpllccblc thtnl W“

i r v “no. the man who will spend weeuutlrniainl 0;: :|:ll’l1“;l|’1“r "":_“"r°m:I“3:’ 3'“, he gmptimr for geakggrmusaifiglnt W n 399 mart es -

wow-» "am up N‘ mm in the way he Ysmhu rtifrhtgofigca ivgary ounce ol redist- ivxicyé mPlil:rcmelf!ew:\?l:>)1x;lIIl‘!!!?brdut§1mmwl‘:h ‘!:I.lllb-flnd1¥‘U- which K1111 I11 1”‘

. , 1 centive to improvement. not the wire argues Wkdllulrklmlfl; UJ;-lzlllifgagcléi he; neck in trying to please I husband who W anyway. . ,

Halt‘ oi the wives who are slovenly and 8l0l>llll 3-l‘dve"rflI°$f‘c°-‘:dw“,lL1’;: eyes were made that way by inmnergitlhusbtagidaiwég Sac ‘re poor own they had on. or how they l0°k¢d- “ I 0 9 h it hmbmd. wow and housekeepers lost intcrut in their iobl. bocaulonihoem vm ‘ word 0; gobble down a perlect dinner BM times I year VI th d0 mere W“ E commendation. but would raise‘ the root 1! on the 365 E5)’ 5 nd speck too much salt in the souP- H94! i-he °X“’3kl:llk|)5‘l;u -‘:1;/Céhe Pica recklessly because their husbcnda nice rows over i. a 37 they might as well be hung for 3 sheep as a lamb. V d“

What huiibands only too otten ignore is the fact that you can i. ve a woman. but that you can cajole her into golns Bn¥Whfll‘°- All 911“ husband has to do is to put sugar in his mud and but wile will like - And so the man who wants his wile to be a good cook has only to bout about her sauces and brag on her broad to turn her into a. cordon bleu. 11‘ he wants her to be thrifty. he baa only to tell all and sundry whct it help she is to him and she will pinch every nickel until the buflalo howls with ai.gui.sii. it he wants her to continue to imp her aood lookl. he has only to pay her couipliments and tell her that she is Dflttler than any girl. U he wants her to be sweet and amiable, he must tall her Cm’ angelic she looks with that Mona Lisa smile on her (Ice and she will 11 get uii/) a. tantriirn or nag for fear oi breaking it up. _

And so on and so on. For virtually gvery who tries to live up w 1m l-iu.sbaud's opinion of her, and when rho slumps it is because» Ilia thuhlt-5 that she rates zero with him.

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Dear Dorothy Dlx—I cm tree, 21. lulu and healthy Ind terribly In love, but I am atraid to tell the girl. That is why I am writing you. Do you think it I told her 0! lt she would Accept my declantiou in good faith, or is the modern girl incapable ot believing in love? 1 know so many cynical girls it la curilcult tor me to_ believe that this one is miter- cnt. it will be a year baton 1 will be able to marry and 1 don't like to propose to it girl when I can't rilme the day. but it 1 don't let her know how 1 leel some one else might takc her away troin me. What nhtll I. do? JUNIOR. Answer:

It is every imirfs right to tell the woman he love: that he loves nor wlietiier he can marry her or not. and ii. iii every girl's privilege to listen to a proposal, no nutter how nnny strings there Ire to it.

1x she returns the twin‘; love, it gives her something to wait, tar Ind draam about and look Iorwcrd to, instead 01 leaving her up in the I-ll’ poised between heaven and hell, not knowing whctber clue is wasting her time carlna for a. man who may not care (or her at all. And, Anyway, it is always I soup to a. woniaira vanity to have u proposal. It is 3 wkcn of her powiieas, like the acadps I nvue lianu to his belt.

You make me cmilc when you ask it a. girl would accept your doc. laratidn in good faith. and it the modem girl believes in love. Every woman irom Mother Eve down to the la.tA=st ilcpper believes impllcltLy in love. It is the chic! article 0! her iaith mu she never drama 01 qua. tiorung a man's veracity when he tells her that she is the moat beautiful and wonderful woman in the world, Ind that he has spent his iiie search- ing for her. The only girls who Ira cynical about love In the one: who have no attraction tor mun Ind who have never been mud: love to. It is their deienu mechanism.

Dear Miss Dix-—For tlic lut tow years 1 have been having gn mm with a young man. At nrst he promised to marry me, but new no changes the subject when matrimony is mentioned, and lately I have falcon to know that he is no longer true to ma. 1 me] somenmeg mag h, would marry me because our relationship, but I doubt it we would be liIppy. He is selfish and we quarrel about everything. What shall I do?

SADLY PUZZLBD. Answer:

lheize is noilung that you can do that will nvc the situation be- cause you cant force A man who is tired or you and who“ rum, has strayed to sonic other girl to marry you. Furthermore. you would be per- Iectly misernule if you did marry him when no was an unwilling bride- Bl’0°m- N0 WOW?“ II’! more to be pitled tbcn those whose huablndl hnvo

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A delilhtlul At Home was held last Thursday Ilbcrnoon from 4 to 6 o'clock by Mn. 1'. A. richer and Miss Fisher It their summer home. Frosty Hollow. N3. it was in honor of Mrs. A. 0. Putncm Ind Mrs. Mcleod. both cl whom no lnvins suxkvlllo It In early due.

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ntivv-tour poems nuke up the that number. Ono c‘ them. I beau- tiful and rather umuual poem by Clurkudc Burt-litt. will partlcuiarly tntcrut tho radars ol Helen Wad- dOll'l “Petur Abelud." already men- Molld in this column:

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