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sent to T. 3. Christmas seal cam-V pliign.

Report of committees were that heard. School committee reported the school children had been treat- ed at Christmas with apples Ind oranges also that paper towels were needed. As the Sick committee was absent it was decided to sand I treat to all the sick and shut-ins ill the district. Educational gave a paper on ”The care of Orion Sweater."

Appointment of new committee then took place. Sick. Mrs. Eddie Trowsdale: Mrs. Heber Cantield: School. Mrs. W. Moore; Education- al. Mrs. Roy Gallant, Mrs. Verma Moore; Social, Mrs. Charles Mac- Kcnzie. Mrs. Roy Croasman: Lunch. Mrs. Charles MacKenzie, Mrs. Vcrile Moore and Mrs. Hal Rogcrsotl.

Mrs. Roy Gallant kindly invited the members for their February meeting. Correspondence was then

Friday, Jan. 27, 1956 The Guardian, Page 9 Holland's Princess Beatrix Reaches Milestone Jan. 31

By RONALD FRASER shine, She cycles from SoegtdIM THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Prin- Palace. 1 low. white bulltillls cess Beatrlt. Queen Juliana's eld- standing in a park near mg-gem, est daughter and heir apparent to to school in the village of Burn. the Dutch throne. reaches an lm- P'l'here, she attends lesson. with ””6i.”li..'?":2.":””.i:".hli ..::.":::..':.:":.::..":.:':..:":l..': A - rt amen . her mm binhdiy mid take up new hm. om” "hoolmmgs were a” ' . to send to the Red Cross for Knit- rlghts and duties as Holland's ftl- not so well known from her photo- ' Cherry Pie u"1af'l".d Selld”."gt ture sovereign lndlllllrd tllleen ln Kraplls. The other pupils worry . Lemg 3 loumed and S Qua

' , little that a future queen is Ilttlnl Tlleleln S c””l'l”'”"””l lllleresl res W .0” by- the Social commu- Queen Wiihel- beside them. and the princess dog in cherry pic that will climax in "-1. elfh l"-'1'"! kn" Deielnll" , came to the throne. not demand. or expect special I cnntell l0l' lhe best. Cnnlidlan "."C9."'g g 9. W 5. .9” "Ed Though not officially of age until privileges. ' . ductlon on Jan. 27. The winner ('h”5”"35 nlnst A dcl"-l'””5 lllncll ii the gay smillnl Princess will Princess Beatrix likes languages lllllll lnen enler the U5 cnmnemi was .50-Wed by hostess and com- lsit in the four-centuries-old "Rand -though she is less enthusiastic l0lI lll Clllcllo On Feb. 21. One In "mice '" (barge Van State" as soon as she be about grammar-and speaks Eiig- the enlrlel ls Sand"! M80389 Oil HAMP'l'0N.DESABLE w. M. s. comes lit. Thiswillbegln her trnln- lish fluently as a result of her Oekvilie. Ont-L who may emerge ing to constitutional affairs. stay in Canada. She is partlcua with the. title MISS Cll9Tl'3' P19 0f At one ceremony where she not larly interested in history. cultural Cl"llllln' 3nd- all” ”'3,',' formed. the princess showed her sciences and the arts. Cherry P12 of the W0Pld- , great sense of fun and natural- she has inherited an artistic te- - "'9" l''” '"”'""g "f 1956 T"”' ness. which is a distinctive mark lent from her grandmother who - . ld"-V e”"""l'i 'l""”a"y. 3rd" 1" "'9 of the Dutch royal family. The ruled Holland for 50 years Lego" meeting. The lmeetmg was opened absencevnl the president, Mrs. young prince” was naming I M. ppdlcaupp pp queen in 19” am by singing Flow gently -Sweet: l.4()1'nEnIll't'lHllS4lil. the -vice-preshll Dutch ship. As she called out the taking the title of Princess Wiihel- Am?" "Pd "le ”"''e” W” ”'"””"' d”"' 'l "”'3” ”'x”"- "”"d"”l”dl vessel's name, the bottle of chun- mina. ed in unison. "'9 mmllll” We theme W35 our pagne broke against the bow and LOVES SPORTS Thirteen members alisiu-i-rd riill l Hllill Cl'lll"”l'”Tl'mllEl' Ones V”'l

Vows At Western Hospital" Chapel

The Western Hospital Chapel. Kenna officiated and Mrs. Frances of white carnntions.

Albei-ton. P. E. I.. was the setting Larter was organist. Mr. Malcolm Bell was grooms- ml January it. 1956. at 9 olclock for The bride chose a turquoise dress man.

the marriage of Miss Gertrude of chiomspun rayon taffeta with A reception followed at the Clif- Ailcne McKenna. daughter of Mr. taffytone accessories and s can ton Hotel. For travelling through and Mrs. R. A. McKenna. Elms- sage of red roses. the Maritime: the bride donned a late. and Mr. Joseph Carl Shea, Miss Marie Shea. maid of honor. turquoise knitted suit.

ion of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond wore a grey taffeta dress with shes. Montrose. Rev. Pbelon Mc- taffytone accessories and a corsage (Photo by 9- W. 3981'!)-

l Mrs John Rogcrson was host- ”Miss css to the llamplon-DeSabie Wo- lmeii's !lli.xx-iunary Society for

swung back again, soaking a large Princess Beatrix has a talent for Call by lnlllnll 5”'"C”ll"L' illlnnl ca.;:.':':,'p our Dump Cum . , - r .- . , , . . panloll Continued from c 8 ruary meeting. Mrs. Ivan Sentnu answered by 'My earliest rocol- number of officials in top hats and modelling in clay, and often give. Robert Burns. Two visilois ucrep p 2' HT p V . m will be devotional leader. Roll call lection of the first. Institute meet- morning coats who were standing the statuettes and drawing; gm present. The minutes of lllftvluus d5"l,'r'l mp”wml?s';il:)ll 8;” Mg l will be answered by ii verse of log ever attended. Meeting closed underneath. makes as birthday and Christmas meeting were read apmnlvrl and

Aripture containing the word ”8pl- and lunch was served by hostess llcrbert Dollar and Mrs. Dale "l-

GAIETY AND CHARM presents. But her

s , 1 pl pgps l I . . . - favorite pan. ugned. Emcr nmau Mrs Clayton Mar 1 The princess broke out in laugh- times are probably

and committee in charge.

g , g i V rison. Mrs. John Roqcrson. Mrs. - - - - Th Mi pp 2: d1 5 i,-epeaged ter which soon had her father. loves riding 3Vl'lmnllng!Pt(:flt:lS Erik; Wgllllettxlilhullleihgiltvllgdllgl Dvendsmll BC” anfd dM(lls. Mackl Pnncess A fTea Mlnlsfer

P udo taking parts. e zp ene c on A . L ' - . - V . p ixon. rayer u e ication to . Ellie L0fd'l Prayer W35 mP93i'ed in ."n-lson closed the meeting 8"" MwE?fVr lfeov:IHafLall)lchlan wnllprtiince Bintnhardl an? thgjomchk skiing gmd sliends. .”me "wk ?:6'h7:"ha2. bree" magenfl0":pb:'"'"f'& furthering the Mission of incl News that Princess Margaret ()fl t-dly lielpod ililliieiive lI('l' ilct-is-inn f in lllllllnlll and the lllnglng 01' 8 Which lunch was served by hostess h ti: con 11;" members of the anB speci a tlars aso 3:18 I13. tduk iveryp wnter in Switzerland or dg . ?e1;j'35l;:"kc Ce rm church was offered by Mrs. R. H, lBl'lltlll1 had tea with Rev. Simon liol to wed Capt. Pt-ler Tmvnsenti, I hymn closed the devotional period. and committee in charge. wngstnncovefeidew I on Jan 3- Pallalrn 31 9h33- 83 I :1-Snenmoulu lgilrlnil . I . nn;ltedl5::::n -Se; cC:;2;ll't0C(;hT; Baxlci-. I Phipps, 34. at his Trinity College. She was at-l-oiiiiianieti by Queen -', The business period opened with WEST Royupry w L Meeting opened W-mp the comet who cppas cthexpmgdgcess Jun”. pa”:-on gar iirtirilpd go: fat.ll;ler'I ii: at Christllmas and 8 hcmravedi Fhc ailnual i-ellurts submitted London. quarters. has been getting. Mother Elizabeth at the tea date. . Lil.”.ilmliZE".li5”ii?f.i"iiSiio?.”' i "'"' "" ”''' W" '”P""”'”' "l '”' ' 3' or F "Ce 9”"

Tile prelnte and the Princess are

shown together at 8 recent ballot secretary. Mrs. Stanley Thompson, a handsome ' L ' . who report- pt-riorniancc. slitiwcd that 1955 had been a year?

P. t I h be. h . b b d .h lily the different secretaries to be considerable attention in the Bri- t of r i ti ””- J”l"' E"8la'"l W35 ” i "I, comvllmnll to your rightlland l(lltl)IV'lf:s:0ItBellBeIf1x8ll9l:f&y8sl1da:hal1I: t'i?il:l' alid l:llesi:ce:int?flltllheeclnt::n.: 2:31(Srcl:lll(lolle:I::1;nl'o:r?vllilllltsh: Wwardpd t" me p'”by""”" "sh pm” " W” "'9 R" Phipps" ilgljllgid agpgvga mee "3 we" 10 mi-'"ln9l'5 lnlulfienl Rnllally n9Alp8lllm"l'-' I d p t She was only about 18 months tional Equestrian Federation. Both lllnnlml ll” mnmbem 59ll"0l ?'""l' I p - when they lied erfclllldf m0 I 8 0 BPPOH C ,S0U'0 any W55 01,-! wluvn uonpmj was invaded mg the twp ewes. princesses kc, mmee prom.-ted soap and msuel of pcnvipv for up-S group. The; r rsm---- -c-me-m V-sw V--H W”-7' - V”--H ”'3''ll 37”" "M95 were lecclvcd l-V meetlnll ” h" l'”'"e ”" Thu" "nablemaswme ”m"i' Mn” LMM Princess Juliana left the country quently take part in horse shiws Placed In school. The school Plllld-l lioasurcr Mrs Flmer l nm an lcr from the C N l H was rmd bv"l'hp Bible study Pvriml inllnwei "lll acknllwledglid (mm 5h”l'l"'l ll" Wenlng J”""”3' 5"” Mm MacMm'n' was Splwlnlgd "Cree" to settle in Canada. She spent five and have won several rize-i ren were also remembered at lqaind (hall mi,-Uaiii;caii'on had been lserretary alsolai letter fl'oni(Mrs: '.'i: llulllllflfll ill. the Missionary who received gifts at Christmas. Gates, president. opened the meet- cry for remainder of the term. Fin- years were with her mother up though their father V 0. ll - H . ' l t ' r Mrs. Frank Crabbe W85 nnn0lnl' ing with the Mary Stewart Collect. ancial re rt showing balance on lays

at 1:11”. at Christmas with treats. . it-xccotied. ;Philip Malllcsflll, Health Convenor. Mt-nllily. Ilymn ”.lr'siis. 'l'hoii ed to send for copies of World Day M” Rum” Be" treasurer. gave hand of .26 was given by a. two younger sisters. Princess Iron! pcess Irene has even more aptitude The secretary was asked to wiite of Prayer Service. A letter from ' '

f Mrs. Rui.zerslin. 'Co ', All committees gave their reports. Diviiic (.'onipniii'on" was read by Reamer and Princess Margaret. who was for riding mm her elder piste,-' Mrs. Manning regarding handi- Fl-iriitlsliip SeL'l'cl.'ll'y. stated that The secretary was asked to write Mrs. Melville .llacl..eo(l. Hymn M Stanle Thom son read' Pre8- her report and stated mat an huh Corres I ndenc consisted of three born in Ottawa in 1943. Princess Beatrix completes her craft van. . many home and hospital calls had 10 E3l0llS llnll Simpson and SNIPS ”-l05ll5 Wll0ll”0li Tll.V Pcllllle Meet" blftse'rinltoll'eheldli)n Charlottetown lmfpP?"Lc”f.id;e:.l',:ewoeiik.illnii:g "tllnnk lllln" n0.tex for gifts and A fourth sister. Princess Man secondary pppppl education pm, The president gave her roportlhcc-n made. also cards and letterslln 909 libonl selling remnants 10 Plllsflll lllv Wllrslllil llvliillrl. on Jan. 24 and 25. Mrs. Beaumont an if r th Ch . mm mm” cards received. M.-5. Lem, Mcm... like. was born at Soestdlik Pa ace rear and will th Newport and Mrs. Lester Johnston ' 5 e '"' "5 '

on follow in her On the hall meetinlz and a W '0 was and iI'r'uLs' sent. Envnllrnlllnll 76- "lllke amcles fl" 5" a"cll0"' Plans Th? '"l'"”” "l ""3 l"'”l""5 '"”'l' pop wag apminted pp replace Mjilp in l947. shortly before Princess mother's footsteps by going in taken to pay off lllf! dcl were .ppomted go pnppd ,5 deg. it was moved and seconded that,

ii on the hurts were niatle by all officellVl"'9 lnnde 10 llnlil R lllllllllllg ll3,lllY lllll Vll'"l'0 l'l'-"ll -lllll HllllH;V8ll- Fl" . p J 1' . d d h . 3. ' - h u n 1 519.51 st, 'I. i r - 1 g. .. g- .g in the afternoon and eary even in; nioniicrs niiv our nssiir ate mem- ge the buying committee purchase.iCccllcx,.c,):,i:,,i,),l' 1'? E-:)e':m,::eec'njs:i:. Qlllltlgiim Wllllgiliieinh. onelhonthm: bIyInllvt:!i'nIatr)t'cestltl,il'icl1Villll,zlrlns FeaP0:?d0l:llE;lgn1'(llrE rcpair 9li:l:l: mlllliSiI.Ni);l.Ix')i(iiislgllctnldlliij Press see. lot the next meeting to make two her were pl'rl-tlill. (falls ftlrprevlflllii 938 ll ' Wetldlni Illlll l0l' lW0 l'0l-'9nllY ma?” dill-8 s and one pilzof overalls pas- the following year. the Silent nearly cars .3 ii would be undertaken in the Sprint! "-"ally to write or contact mis- n"”'5 ll" ll” Vnwlla" 5'"Vl”95' "."""h l""f” 5” "am "' l""l"”'l' itillgmllhome cam ilnddnlllliighotsllr fled coullles in the communityl Sesslll M DUTCH SCHOOLGIRL At Leytien she is ellpectcd gm" of which the members agreed tol ”l”"ar.v Miss Havel lieffron of The lnslllulemPl8""l"l10"P"'- ”l9l'”'a"5 l"””'"”-l "ml "V9l""l"- is ca s were me e u e - - - ' t ' month. Four membership fees Mrs. ll-told Macnne. Invited the Mrs. Leith MocMillan kindly in-

, . ' Appointments for Februarv are nl Princess Beatrix leads a life share I house with a few close 8lllll'E ln expenses. ;Flln-lllnll Manitoba. Cards are llllg 0n a novelty concert in the 7 ..

' . , . . . ft (1 1 1 follows lunch. 'llrs. Stualt Park- were Nppivpd ppd p dppappp wpp next meeting of February 2nd. to vited members to her home for little different from other Dutch friends and once again will not ex- M". Wilson l-lVlnlZSl0n lnvllcd it" be b”"”5l" to 0'" next nl99l' ggfpr uollwetpagmsgmfeprmftiergllpmlg mm, and Miss piste Lamp leader. map,” from M". chm-ips Pl-oude her home with Mrs. William Chow; next meeting where roll, call will girls. Every morning. rain or pect any ' ' privileges, memlrms to her home for next his in be forwarded to Trinidad. 5 5 5 who 1, . Ljfgsfvfengber, collection en, Mrs. Lawson Crosby. Mrs. be cu by a V verse. .

' meeting. Roll call to be a Valen- "ppupged to .00. George Crosby and Mrs. J. M. Cur- Next lunch committee: Mrs.

p Is Coming" was sung followed by Roll call followed by each mcm- ""9 ""'59- M” Mnnld 3”" and Mm pump septum. invited the rlc on the lunch committee. James Allen. Mrs. Frank Hughes. sentence prayers.

' . . field Orr: ll('l'EIldS Mrs. Mm Rpwpp Ferguson was up more articles of clothing were turn Mrs .Wal: ( . V minted as a delegate to anew ed in for Red cross and it was de. Stuail Pdrkllldll and Miss lalsis

I. . id ,1 1 the f . f in Laird: Ml5SlOn&ll')' Prayer. Miss

M Lam 'MacMman Bingo pr”. bcr giving the name of her first all w A' Macmnn in-c to be on.l3l,l('lz:l'lllllmflllfllsibyggrgirldllaschag svineter llnfllllllhs. ghlltllgirhtli fix): this Ella Scmlllcsf Plane fll mllkllllll.

to her mm: to be Mrs. 0.. ii: l to so c enn. r. en. . --sun, pp”;-5

p R H Hf 1 tr 4 1, .then closed by prayer by Mrs. which were approved and signed. M11 Will-llnn Livlnizston and Mrstldom "l allthe gmups as we" 3'5 answcrgg byofsinIwti)i'itzIlli1tieleVlfIllilen(i)int-.(l Cllnlnnllis Lnl”l- After I delicious lunch served D! The Program committee for next It was decided to have bingo and John Gellispie: Sweets. Mrs. war.'all Olll"-l '"”3.”35'”l W”'”'l """"l Mrs Walter Dixon Mrs Harold . the M89855 and Cnnnnlll-99 meeting is Mrs. Mallett. Mrs. Liv- a card game at the next meeting. Fen Maclilnnon and Mrs. llinntluns P."e'qbl'lc"l'll' MacGi-cgor and loan Dixon are on mcellnl cloned Wllll "The Qllcnll - ingston and Mrs. Newman. Next Roll call is tobe answered by each Hyde. Collection sl.50. Mrs. llobcrtl A ""9 d"'"'""" l””" M” R9" the lunch committee Programme ORWELL COVE W I place of meeting to be held at the member giving an article to play Matheson was asked to purchasci be” F”g"5”"' l" .'"”"”''y "r "'9 consisted of three recilations. a con- H MF t” , 1 ml ' gm otlhome of Mrs. Harold Yeo. Colloct- bingo for. e pair of fiannelettc blankcts for of late Mm Pele" l'"3"s"" a" "l test and a humournus reading by 0w as I llln Perl” nlnn ll ""9 5 p ion amounted to 81.60: . A card wesreceived from Mrs. family in a nearby community who wlllnh? .a"d fmmer memb” 9' Mrs. Colin Dixon. Meeting closed - - the 0"” C0" W- l- "9 lllfold fd Meetme closed by singlnii nlesl Francis. A White acknowleditlnti suffered the loss of their home hyl "V5 ”””'"l-ll "35 llrlllelully W by singing "God Save the Queen" Are You the hum. of M”' 8' Mi 11"” pig. 39 The Tle Th” Bllldsv fallow” l-ll? lllllnn f0l' ill! lnle M". ll” fire. .”"Wd' , , after which a dainty lunch was scr- on Jan. 11th. The pres dent . by Mizppp Benediction. white. H W” decided to buy dust. The remnants wow awed M Mrs. R. ll. Baxter invited the -l0llll MICE” Pl'95lned- Tl"-l" W9” Lunch was served by the hostess bane for the s i D i l five members and one visitor pru-

i b h .135. d by .l Fehrllary Rnnrivr'iI Digent hing d ' I h l 1 ppm; ppd ppppbpgpz to be made up into armies to be members to the Manse for the Vm y m MK ms”? mm ur e . , em. Meeting opened by - mm an 8 S0013 0 SD n was eft for tbs month

. I nee in charge, I you how doctors test your BMR i-obi'uul'v meeting. The roll call ml '. brought in as soon as possible. Thcl .. ' . (lmtlnl mlllhholh Panel to llI0V . ll - I l-5 l l) C " d b, ' f BRACKLEY POINT W. l. - - - "Crud" "' "'"l'”"' l”u”w”d by w' M' 5' ANNUAL MEETING” The (0 zovsvcmgo ctmmnltew lllelfle. " of Au” Lam: 55"": l””"Fm s 'lh,tur':- allzllllllllclng Vwilhwrlsccttgr The first meeting of the new year 'f you are hm” at abmwmnl roll call. Minutes of previous meet- The annual meeting of the wpmp Edie Gmam. M". Tom KM-mam; the meeting to a close. after which . ing were read and approved. 5 of the upped t

ll"8Clng-(!:ll' speed or chugging p (.. Lunch committee for this Was held. at the MCI-lire home on. , .

Church Murray Sick committee. Mrs. Bert Mulln- iMt”' 9;?"-';.D,f;P';, 3”" Sgmf Vmimcotliig will be Mrs. Rowan Fer- the evening at Jan sch. with an! ”'”"'l ”"'l' '””"""”

Sick committee reported no call: Hpppm. met at the home 0, M11 Hy. M". Reggie Peters. ll 9"! HS ill )2 is 0n l 9 llc ill, gusnn, Mrs, Howard Myers am; attendance of fifteen. l

mHde- ncllwl '-'0"""l"99 'll"'"- Wm. Harris Dec. 15th with iitno The in " also decided that R”'”” 3"”-l '" W" l'''"" '""l

Correspondence was read. one "

Mrs. James 11, 1-'9;-guson, Roll call was answered with facts l Pf'lVate Of "Thank You" note was received members present. The meeting op- any one wishing to donate articles poetry" ' l

, . A hymn was sung, followed by about Ceylon. and many llelns”. of In Febnmr Rmderp Di

A dump” of app (mm I mpg cited with prayer by Rev. Mr. t0WtIl:fl)5Jhefl.l;lti;:Ctl;lYiSleEV::ll(e1l' chg';';':l'a:d"5a vg?);';":;h;'t' Ky tllio leader and the 'lJ'1::ln::nl:il':lllrflJhl lgtlulellllg) ut'll)ltrlr:ern1ii':: Hi”er.nvHIe5L'ror30 ymm revllrr member was gratefully received. wmlheyi Th,” felml” "l "'9 Tl'9'l go" r: "Page. T; om” cl um followed, t b 03f”f”l.lt"' . L"".ch W” Lap-Npppspper read the minutcg intimnie fncu: nhout. the dicta- It was decided to hold A card party surer "ml 5593' we" read '”d wag; heelduip the glen meiwr? Bayxterc ,,l,i,'; 855' assilhlcd by hnd the financial standing showed l0l"n P'lVtll'? llrn llnd 59"-ll T in the hall on Jan. iath., with Idgglgd-I i m I H of of Bmmuuauy. 9 0'"? - WESTMORELAND w. i. ..Cnj;,'Ved. ” 3”” "”"' receipts of si4.9o and expenses of answersmanylluzzlintlllueivtioll Qlifilzcglses, W. l. members to donate "Ce" f:Irngw;6p Plgflgettxl M”: The due for the meeting Wu The regular monthly meeting of '

518.50 for the past month.

, . , A . the Westmoreland w. l. was held EAST Bll.Tl(7 w. I. Mrs. Edward M um. as s Aim t Ahorti

Next place of meeting with Mrs. John lVl8Cll0ll. Secretary. Mlsl R01! :c:l:,aS,hao';g:gc;0Jggthieggngtoglfgi on Tuesday, Jan, 3rd at (hp home 0 T 1.. , p school visitor. rt-por swghe pur- Fact u I on , wane, Macuod, Ron can "A Shariim; Treasurer. Mrs.' Fred mg to-"owing mam Thpre being M; of M”. w. Moore. 1,, the absencel g F;"l, g"”5d5l')l'llfrl'i' '”."- slid” ""3 t-has of Christmas dec ratiuiis and A ll"l"'l"l"ll"" with ln'"l'l- 3'0- w”m'" ln ll” news" Pmmml Lelacheurl Frlendamp sec y' M"' further business the meeting ad- ofthe ruesident. Mrs. Hal Raizersonlgfli nrlnma,” ".'”i:"ll "I "la lFe8l5 in? School l)8rlyU"Tht' Visit-l P-'1'"-i - - - ll l7lalv'""' nlfl "'0' committee. Mrs. F. E. Rooney and Albert. McLeod: Missionary Month- joumed. presided. seven members answw h.Isl Mame honicns! Mstitulc was ing ppmmmee Sop, cho(nnla'cs ,0 a Victim . i,,,,;, w,.,.,. pmppppp. Mm Edison Mn.c.Lea"' There Wm ly Sec yl. Mm H L' Mull”: sup" A delicious lunch was served by ed roll call. Three members paid DL;:,,,, Mule aimlft ad 3' '?”ll"" sick resident. and toy In child ill aulmd-alinriiniw. Shnulrl thH.V ll0 be ' "Clay 333 at "us mceu"m' ply 5” 3" Mm Natm" "vlllnl the hostess assisted by Mrs Bert dues. Collection amounted to sol ' " A C" anco 0 "mp