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early date," Miss Mildred Meriann Bennett. sister m’ Canada's Prune Minister, will become the bride of Malor W. 0. Herridze. K.C., D.S.O.. Mo. and Bar, Canadian minister to , Washington. Announcement of the engagement was made by Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett Thursday morning. The wedding, it was lcametl, will take place in Ottawa, aiid the date has been set as April 14. That it will be a very large wedding was doubt- ed. The new minister and his bride will afterwards sail for England. where Mr. l-Ierriclge has a couple of cases before the Privy. Council, and
fessionnl business. After returning to , ' Ottawa, Mr. and _Mrs. lierridge will | ' leave ns soon as possible for Wash- ! incton, probably at the elid of May.
The engagement is the culmina- tion of u romance dating from up- ivtirds of a year ago. The relation- ship is uhdt-rstmd to have grown
lljiss Bennett's Engagement i Is Culmination of Romance
s11- , , OJKFAVVA, April ll.—-'fAt a very tending practically every meeting at which he nlade a public appearance, and won approval and the esteem of
all with whom she came in contact. by the affection and regard in which she always held her brother's iiiter- est-s.
Europe has been visited many times by this climming lady, ‘who made her first trip abroad when she was only sixteen. She went with her brother to the Imperial Conference last fall, and acted as hostess in Great Britain, for the. Prime lvlin- istcr. She received a warm ivclccme there from former friends of prime ministers of other countries, who had
he has also to visit Denmark on pro-- visited Canada and were sincere in‘ praises of Canadian official’ .
their hosts. Bhe has two other brothers,
N. 13., and Mr. Wiliam Bennett of Fort Smith, in the Northwest Terri- tories. Miss Bennett often made thc statement that she would be "married;
sut of a socnl gathering at the beau-
iLl the parties. which was the origin- al meeting place of Mr. Herridge and the Prime Minister. During the elec- ‘tion campaign. it will be recalled Mr. Horridge accompanied Mr. Ben- nett throughout the whole country; illli"‘W‘fll‘(iS in the formation of the’ Clllflilti'flnd the problems of the new governliient he was in frequent 0on- tart. with the Premier. He went with him civrwra" to the Imperial Con-I unrl ll “as lhcn that the ruy‘ iiliil. ).‘i‘llilrl i-Ilrrexitiy that he‘ ‘would he llil- new Cunuduin iiilillstel" ‘ t-- \‘ iilngloii, and on lhe return‘ "l llli‘ p 'i_\' lii Decvllibel" the l'iil1‘i0l'— ml zllliliiilillllflli wits accompanied by’ u.» rllwriud t-liuaxonirnt. , bliss Bennett was born in l-lopel well. New Brunswick and is a daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. ‘Bennett. and is of United Empire l Loyalist descent. She went to School ‘ ill New Brunswick and later. because he“ brother wanted her to. she at- ‘ tended Mount Allison University, in Sackville, N. 13., and obtained her i degree of bachelor of arts. Following ‘ the death of her parents, Miss Ben- _ _ nett joined her brother in Calgary, i , where he had gone to practice law in 1897. She spent her time with him and with her brother-in-law and sister, Rev. Dr. Coetes and Mrs. Coatss. in Vancouver. and when her suter died a year and s half ago, she spent six months with the Coltes family in Vancouver. Ever since Mr. Bennett was elected leader of the party she has been with him, at-
‘ Galyak Versatile
Galyak is again favored for i Spring, its supplcness adding to its popularity. Collars and cuffs made I of this fur are shown on the suits and coats. Scarves are another a. feature, and play an important part on the spring garment.
gGrey “High-light”
QMuch attention has been centred on gray. in both silk and woollens. this color is high-lighted as a style item. m perfect blending with rlhcr tones gives it preference. Qray accessories, including jewelry.
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lvfnny formal dresses of the late afternoon type show the revival of lacs posed over a foundation of a contrasting color for upper bodice and sleeves. This is a. style easily worked out in various colors, as well as black. Where the entire upper part of bodice and sleeves is of a. single light color, the skirt top is often shaped in apron-bib outline. goth in thc buck and front, the un- dcrarm sections deeply curving downward. ‘The trend of the “light top“ dress, with its fabric and color contrasts. will influence the summer wardrobe and provide the rcmodeler with a practical idea, simple of exe- oution.
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ins-The handicap of total blindness has not prevented Helen Goozlivln, eshman at Northfield Seminary, lim winning high scholastic ‘ionors. I fin the first semester this year she . received Grade A in every lubjett bpt one and in that her mark Izsill-
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on the same day that her brother] was, and not before." and this state-
given wings to a lot of speculation regarding recent rluilors concerning Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett,
It is with deep regret. tinged with all good wishes for her haprrnesa, that people here will learn of the} engagement of lvliss Bennett, us it? means that she will be leaving 0t-' tawa shortly to assume hcr new dut- ies as Canadian hush . zli \\'!lh‘hil‘l_£'.-E ion. When lacinu \\ hcri much llCIll-l‘ pine ‘Fhurduy lllfll‘l11ll'l lollmvilijc, ill" anntluilcclnclit of her eligzlgclnellt, .\li.i=¢ Breilirii lolrl llll llillllliill‘ lrlclial that she was "very happy: but I ticellly rem-c: to liniio my iii-aim.
l ed by those of her intimate circle has!‘
Bows And Ribbons
Bows and ribbons in color are prominent. Olic interpretation cf the modish contrast thelne is shown in the smallish hat at the upper right,.a black straw with pointed
ears and banded in a very delicate shade of dull blue satin ribbon tied at one side.
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Young Bartholomew had taken up
Ca.pt. Ronald Bennett. of sackviliel me Study o‘ anatomy at school and
had shown much interest iii it. The progress at school, however, was too slow, so he sought to gain more in- formation at home. One afternoon. upon returning from school, as he sat liungrily devouring a large piece
of bread-and-butter, he asked his liful Ottawa home of a mutual friend mcnt, which is now being remember-
mother ill grave pcrplexity‘. "Mother, I know where my liver is, but where is my bacon?"
Salad Sandwiches
Chopped, hard-cooked cggs, moist- cnecl ‘with salad dressing. Chopped hard boiled eggs aad
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to luiiclieons usually issued?
A. By shortpersonal notes from the hostess.
Q. Is it ever permissible to re- prove servants in the presence of guests or other servants?-
A. No; they should be talked to singly and conslderately.
Q. What is the greatest help for a young girl to gain self-control?
A. Contact with people who are somewhat older and who have gain- ed a propv." perspective.
miierrress. well f'i"l\'(‘l‘i‘fl with lnn.'~‘-. lilinnim ‘Llihslllil.
(lliopped nu-n-L >ulacl dressing.
(Thopporl nuts and (laces liionteiicd with salad dr sing.
Chopped nlilcs and l‘t‘lf‘l'_\‘ moist- '.‘lli‘(‘l with salad (imihlliu.
Chopped I'll)!‘ L\il\‘(‘~ and lvolnilts moistened with salad dressing.
Chopped cheese and pimerto moistened with salad dressing.
Chopped figs moistened with salad dressing.
sanut butter.
Sliced ham and mustard.
Sliced beef and dill pickle.
Sliced chicken and tomato moist. encd with salad dressing.
Cubed cucumbers and radishcs moistened with salad dressing.
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Fabric Contrasts
Fabric contrasts in dresses are as important as color contrasts.
Look to the top of your costumel Lighter tops are a feature of many effectively smart costumes.
Whitc galyac against navy blue- ‘ecrtainly a striking alliance is cf- fective if thc suit be of wool or silk crepe and tho blousc of blue printed in tiny white design.
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Q. In what form are invitations
Bo follow your hunch and go while the going is good, while you are still on amiable terms with your mother-in-law and you and your sister-in- law have had no words between you. pleasant relationship with your husband's family. laws get on each other's nerves is because they see each other too often. takes distance to give them a perspective on each others virtues.
I am strong, as I have said a thousand times before, for every young
to Marry?
Why Every Young Wife Should Have a_Home of Her Own -- Should Men Wait Until 40 Woman Who Prefers Her
Figure to Children
Dear Miss Dix-When Bud and I were married two years ago we went to live with his family because we did not have enough money to set up for ourselves.
But now Bud has a steady Job and we have saved up some] money, and I am determined to go to “
but Bud doesn't want to do it.
is time for us to get out, don't you?
ADBWGYZ
It certainly is, Belle. If, as has been said, no house has ever been built big enough to house two women ~ ' in peace, be sure that three womeli would scrap like the Kilknny cats if they lived together in an apartment with 2000 rooms.
married couple setting up their own home, no matter if it is rooln and all the furniture is bought on the installment plan.
it binds them together as nothing else does that it enormously increases their chances of making a success of marria ' pose in life and makes them a better man and woman a
and that it is the one greatest single factor in their happiness.
‘flirrl- mu t-litlivss Hill-SOUS why it is bcsi. that every young husband and One is that if they are alone during the period of arilustliicntl they are much more apt to hit it off together, and coliipl-olnisc differences, than they are if there is an outsider around. vilursc, they arc going Lu have tlicir little quarrels. because no two persons ‘yoi different scxcs. ivitli different characteristics and roared iii a different environment, are going to have the same tastes, habits and points of view But when they spat, if nobody is around they will kiss
oh the same thing.
and make it up and no harm will be done.
But far different is the situation if the family is standing around oril i the sidelines cheering on the combatants and telling Mary not to be bossed
and urging John to assert himself as the head of the house.
that would have ended in a burst of tears on Marys part and himself s. brute grows into an estrsngement that ends in divorc cause Mary and John quarreled in public and thei
apology.
‘ eeping, His mother is the flncst and most likable wo man I know. If shq hadn't been we would have been actually fighting long age. but you know two women can't live together all of the time and get along well, and now his sister, who is a school teacher, is coming home to live, and I think it
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Pale blue shiny flnlghgq broadcloth with white pique “u” edged with organdie milling 1| 1%, ing. The front it given l sin effect by using machine thread in deeper blue shade.
Nile green linen, rose-ping "Rb ' ged dimity, orchid and white m‘. ham check and daffodil you” pgqm with‘ brown pin dots make up m“; attractively.
Pale blue wool jersey with nlvy blue pique trim with the s worked in dark blue is the ‘cutest CV61‘.
You will see one attractive style after another as you turn over the pages of our new Spring whim, Book.
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