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SOCIAL & PERSONAL. Mrs. M. O'Dear senr., of Perth, whose kindly face for a generation has been familiar in Irish and Catholic gatherings, and in movements for the exercise of queenly charity regardless of race or shrine, accompanied by Miss Kathleen O'Dea, left by the ss. Karoola on Saturday at noon, en route for Sydney, to await the arrival of her esteemed husband from overseas. Mr. O'Dea, who represented this State at thc.world-wide Convention of the Irish Race last January in Paris, is returning to Australia via America and the Pacific Islands, and should reach the Mother State about July 4th. His lifelong devotion to Ireland's cause should assure him a warm Celtic welcome upon his return to Western Australia. Friends of Mr. J. J. O'Connor, carrier, Cleaver -street, West Perth. will regret to hear that he is an inmate of the Perth Public Hospital. suffering from a kick on the head from his horse, which was being shod at a shoeing forge in the city. He was taken unconscious to the hosiptal, but after treatment, he has shown improvement, and the latest information is that he is doing as well as can be expected. Mr. O'Connor is a member of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, and well known to the patients at Wooroloo, in whom he takes a very kindly interest. All who know him will wish him a speedy recovery.
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With HANSSEN. O'DONNELL Nuptial Mass, on Wednesday, May 24th., at St. Brigid's Church, Collie by _Father Broid), Thomas O'Donnell, of Collie, to Josephine Ellen
TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1922. SELECT DANCE and CARD PARTY. In aid of Clontarf Orphanage Appeal Dancing: 8 to 12. Cards, 8 to 10 (in Supper Room). Good Music, Prizes, and Supper. Tickets: Ladies, Is; Gentlemen, is 8d. V. YATES, Hon. Secretary
Hansen, of Collie.
A WOMAN'S LETTER. Registered at the GPO
THE OR-GAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH
Tronsm.ss.cm by Pos. b.,. News.oser
THE RECORD, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1922.
NO. 2082.
Clontarf Orphanage Carnival
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VOL. XLIV.
PRICE,
Irish Mission to China
C.Y.L.C.
(By "Prunella.") There never is a time when we can consider fashionsWe never say "we are too busy" or "clothes don't
matter," for we all know too well that in considering clothes that it does matter a great deal. When we talk about
new clothes it does not necessarily follow that we are contemplating purThe club is not merely a social club. chases. Oh, no-well not at the moTwo young ladies have kin'11y offered ment; but still the vital interest is to teach shorthand, arithmetic and The Christian Brothers, Clontarf, the representative of our State. Mrs. there with every woman. At this raffia, therefore we would like every McCarthy's generosity in the cause of wish to return their sincere thanks for time of year there are always some girl who wishes to join these classes the following donations towards the charity is so well known that all supthings not in the wardrobe already to hand in her name to Miss Smith. porters are asked to rally up and take J Appeal fund: Mr. G. F. Taylor, Vicwhich would be very welcome, such as DR. MAGUIRE AT SUBIACO TOLast Sunday, his second Sunday in to place our Ladies' Auxiliary. toria Park, 10s; A Friend, ,Leederville, a card and collect so asAustralia a new sports coat or jwnper, or what MORROW. E. Rev. the of Perth, the Archdiocese must State first. Western are smarter, because newer, the knit10s; A Sympathiser 5s; Mr. Pope, FreThere was a meeting u our Ladies' Maguire, D.D., devoted his energy and lead in this as in all other efforts. Help On to -morrow (Sunday), Rev- Dr mantle, 5s; Mr. Stuart Patterson, Kelted woollen blazers with the edging of Auxiliary held on the evening of TuesHighHeart parish, Sacred in the zeal the popular State, and our popular reMaguire will visit St. Joseph's parish lerberrin, two bags of swedes. contrasting colour -these are very reaoccuVictoria' has a solid gate. The missionary preached on be- Subiaco. He will speak at the Masses day week, when Mrs. Harvey presentative. sonably priced. A general meeting was held on It is pleasing (and items of inpied the chair. Several at to .China Mission of the Irish half backer, who kindly donated £3 to the and again at the evening devotions. Argratifying to the pocket) to note that Tuesday night at the Parochial Hall, at terest were discussed, and our big the Masses and evening devotions to rangements will' also be made for Dr Will representative of that State. eoollen goods all round are becoming ehich there was a good attendance dance being a special feature of the The response -large congregations. anyone go one better for our own home Maguire to be present at the Mass at evening. cheaper every month. For those who The chairman of the Appeal, Mr. M The ladies decided to help cash and promises-to his appeal was Rosalie. State? knit their own garments, this is good F. Cavanagh. presided. us to cater, of ticand to dispose also total will he generous. The very A very handsome piece of cane work, news, and one of our big stores I en The matter of organising a Queen kets, which is a very great advantage published next week. in a pretty doll's pram, has kindly been has gone in for a eery wide range of Carnival was further discussed, and to us, and we greatly appreciate the MIDLAND JUNCTION. PICOF donated by the Wicker Shop, 118 BrisPRIVATE SCREENING wools, and you are sure to be able to good progre"s was made. Each canefforts and help of our ladies' auxiliary TURES FOR NUNS. get in Perth what you are in search of didate will represent one of the six bane -street, and large baby doll by the The lunch room is getting en very Our Correspondent.) (From 7 last at Lactogen Milk Food Co. Thanks to On Monday evening States of the Commonwealth and the these Above I mentioned the "blazer,- that satisfactorily. Midland these days is a centre of acgave a private lecmethod of allotment was by drawing. pram generous donors. The doll and o'clock Dr. Maguire garment most familiar to the college func social as far as Catholic tivity lantern slides Below is published the names of the with will be on view in Mr. Trouchet's ture, illustrated A represeatative of each stall present boy and is very agreeable to Monday evenladies to come next week. If there is window, space being kindly lent by and "movie" pictures, to an audience Lions are concerned. drew a slip of paper with the name of a note that it is being adopte". more enjoyable unique and a very ing last any lady who is not able to come fifty nun. on and one hundred that gentleman, and tickets will be of about State written on it, resulting as folgenerally for wear among school res, the day allotted to her, would she sold there at 6d each on this Friday from the various convents near the social evening was held in the Friendly lows: The Cathedral Stall, Western kindly advise our secretary, Miss it makes a very smart finish ti a uni Saturday, and Monday. Come and city at the Loreto Convent Hall, Ade- Society's Hall, for the purpose of pre. Stall, Refreshment Australia; the form, and what could look better than Penny, 200 Vincent -street. North The Most Reverend senting the Dean with a "kitchen tea buy a ticket, and help the orphans. laide Terrace. South Australia; Tumble Stall, Vicyoung girls suitably dressed? The Mr. Doe ns, in a few conservice." Perth? -Monday. June 26. Mrs. W. "America Night," July 4, will be cele- Archbishop Clune was present. toria: North Perth Stall, New South school girl has a charm (while she recise words, referrer to the many fine Dwyer and. Mrs. D. Dwyer; Tuesday brated at the Hibernian Hall by a For two hours Dr. Maguire intellectu Wales; Mrs. Leitch's Stall, Queensmains a school girl), IAA let het deand character, the Dean's traits in C. Cogan and Mrs. Con. to China June 27, Mrs. his hearers dance and card party. Dancing from ally transported land. Tasmania yet remains to be part from this happy sphere to over asked him to accept the presentation way; Wednesday, June 28, Mrs. Keen8 to 12, and cards from 8 to 10. Good thence across the world via America taken up. decked finery, chalky nose, and shriekan and Mrs. Marris; Thursday, June prizes and refreshments provided. Tic- to Ireland (along a parallel of lati- as a generous and spontaneous gift on Mrs. Coronet and hon. secretary, Mr. ing shrill voice, and she is a person A the part of the parishioners. 29, Mrs. Davies and Mrs. Regan; Fri. kets, gents., 1/6; ladies, 1/tude) where the "cradle" of this great V. Yates. of the Cathedral Stall. report one is glad to avoid. It would be well sursaid he was Kiely, in reply, Dean CLAREMONT. Maxwell and Mrs worldday, June 30, Mrs. -the Stallholders and movement their assistants evengelising are having drawn Western Australia it the if all school principals adopted a prised to see such a large number prePenny. requested to note that the art union famous College of Maynooth-was seen, popular States' competition, and Mrs. uniform with the badge or crest of the bottom of his heart and from the sent. Mrs. Burke and. Mrs whose Monday, July 3, other colleges for a valuable block also the of land must as were be (From Our Correspondent.) McCarthy, of the Railway Hotel, Bar school on the pocket and hat band F. M. Cogan; Tuesday, July 4, Mrs. worked at in the next fortnight to purchase became imperative owing to he thanked them for what they had and establish a neatness of dress for Last Monday evening in the Princess rack-street, has consented to stand as make it a success. With this object the rally of the young men of Ireland done for him that evening, and also Walsh and Mrs. Seymour; Wednesday the rising young women of to -day who Hall, Claremont, a very successful con ,n view, tickets may be disposed of in round Christ's banner for the propa- for the kindly way he had been treated July 5, Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Ayers; are to be to -morrow's acert, in furtherance of Mrs. H. Stevens' fashion dictators With ever since he came to Midland- The Thursday, July 6, Mr.:. McDaniel and the same as were those for the dinner gation of the Faith in China. popular lady candidature was held- Mr. SPORTING. LATE We are promised some good music in service Brennan's, Ahearn's, and the pioneer band of priests, headed by ladies had shown aesthetic taste in the Mrs. Bogue; Friday, July 7, Mrs. Kelly Smart's orchestra supplied the inciselection of the "service." He huma week's time. founder) and and Mrs. Brown. Roans. Ltd., have been asked Father Galvin (the to allow In Perth we are ever dental music with excerpts from "The ANTICIPATIONS -By "Sparkle." en the brink of famine where really Appeal workers to sell tickets at or Father Blowick, one of Maynooth's ourously said they had not forgotten to Membership Drive. Country Girl" and "The Mikado." In supply him with an axe, spade and TROTTING. audience regood the music about their shop brilliant intellectuals, is window frontsThe concerned, for it's only the first half Miss Marie Lynch pleasGirls, don't forget cur big memberseldom the world famous people who various stalls take day about, and thus turned to China per medium of a fork. In conclusion he invited them State Handicap: Bell Silver, 1; Cooed the audience with the "Flower e ship drive ends Friday, June 30th. No. all to a cup of tea in his new home. come to Australia passe to think that "movie" picturisatior of the priests' arBelmont each secures much additional credit. nie Direct, 2; Minniford, 3. Song" from "Faust," and although her minations for officers will iv received stipulating that they si ould not all such a place as this real.y exists ai d Handicap: Pomeroy. 1; Look Out, 2; Another instance of spontaneous as- rival and journey to their vicariate, the hearers were insistent, she gracefully August, Midland would soon on the same night. more rarely they visit us. Toscha headquarters of which are at Han come at once. Handicap: 3. Bayswater sistance rendered is afforded by the acknowledged the compliment with a become a parish of saints if penitents 600 miles up the Yangste River Seidel is a man of world-wide reputaYang, Best's Elocution. Derby, 2; 1; Sydney Duntroon, following letter to Father P. Hayes bow. Miss M. Du Boulay rendered a were given a little fork and spade penNumerous scenes -Shanghai. tion, described by his publ;eity agent from 1; Alok, Melville Handicap: Huon, 3. (P.P., Victoria Park): The elocution class is held every violin solo, "Air from Tenegal," and ance in the Presbytery grounds. life and Catholic prodipicting country as a "wizard of the violin." The WA Como Bill, 3. 2; Nasty Dumbbells, 17. Queens Park, May evening at eight o'clock. Wednesday had to further oblige with an encore. Handicap: White Silver, 1; Rockhaven a beautiful Last Sunday afternoon of a highly entergress in China were Music Teachers' Association have isDear Sir, -Recently the entertain. Mr. George Horton gave "The Egg," Dancing Class. demonstration of Catholic faith took nature. taining sued invitations to an "at home" lx HanMaylands 3. Prince Patchen, 2; ments committee of this Association and had to still keep going with "The when the in the Church gronrds, place returned thanks to the His Grace fore the opening concert. under the special Land, 2; The dancing class, 1; Jewel Plain Huon To some it dicap: held a dance in the Welshpool MeMajor" and' "Three Trees." Miss annual procession and exposition of supervision of Mist Mercia Scott. is on behalf of the Nuns, eulogislecturer adds more interest if you have exHandiDirect, 4. Canning Diamond Institute of chanics' for the purpose heal Gwladys Edwards captivated her was held. The the Blessed Sacrament and briefly referring to ing Dr. Maguire. changed Monday evening. The greetings Direct, 2; Lady held every and 1; Daisy shaken cap: iLoloma, a famous raising funds for the supplying of a ers with "Lovely Spring," and could the grand missionary movement for the church was crowded, and nearly every artist by the hand. You view them number of those wishing to learn dancDora, 3. few "extras" for your boys in the not get away without an encore. Mr. the procession. The one marched in of China. conversion from ing increases every week, and there is a new angle, there GALLOPING. is something institution (Clontarf Orphanage). James Giles treated "Parrhassius" in e non-Catholic onlookers must have been still a greater number coming to learn These pictures. accompanied by Dr of the personal interest there then. I have pleasure in enclosing herewith Second Class Purse: Bright Face, 1; masterly manner, and Miss Elsie RossMaguire's lucid and instructive explag- edified and enlightened by such a ferthe latest. Second. a cheque for three pounds fourteen Al}, Style, 2; Wallplate, 3. "Is there no hope of us hearing the), lyn was at her best in the "Pipes of ation, will be available to the public by vent act of Faith and belief in the Real Special Notice, 1; Doris shillings, our nett proceeds. Peronne, Sweet Class Plate: ,Sistine Choir?" you hear it everySerenPan are Calling," and "Gunod's Further I should like to state that way of grand entertainments to be Presence. First Class Plate: 2; Peterwongie, 3. Friday, June 30the nominations will where. Letters arid reports from the ade" as an encore evoked much apweeks ago it Some few was decided given in several places during the Irish 3 2; Thormont, for the occasion the hall was granted Miralga, 1; Ayrlove, be received for the various of the' Wines East i tell of the wonderful impression pleased his plause. Mr. Rhys Francis to hold a bazaar about October next Mission Drive in the Archdiocese. for our use free, our balance being as committee. This being a general elec- created with -every section of the comlisteners with "A Hindoo Song," and Goodwood Handicap: Tutu, 1; Saima The stall holders have been doing an A preliminary announcement appears Purse (first 3. First Class follows: tion, 2; Quarale, all positions will be vacant. It munity by these exponents of real part Mr an encore. was compelled to supply Hall and lighting, nil; candles, is:, elsewhere drawing attention to the active canvass for funds. The popu- is necessary to stole that only mem- singing and Gregorian chant. division): Bob Capture, 1; Lord YelWhen Fraser Harvey treated "Drake' Go first public illustrated lecture, which is lar girl competition will be finalised Welter Han& 2: Monocrat, 3. nett receipts, £3 14s. Total, £3 15s. beni, bers who are financial up to June 30 speaking of the Sistine Choir, there is manbreezy West" in a particularly listed for Monday, July 10th, at King's by the end of this month. Miss Molly Tickets and cash at door, £3 15s. cap: Hopaway, 1; Mountain Heath, 2; are entitled to the privilege of voting rather a melancholy thought creeps in ner, and for an encore gave "The DeO'Donnell and Miss Maggie Kingdom Please (let me have receipt as soon Theatre, Fremantle. Burniaco, 3. First Class Purse (second we hope, every girl will see when one remembers that the famous serts Sands." are vieing with each other to see who therefore An opportunity for Perth and metas possible, and advise me in what divisioh): Bectol, 1; Single Key, 24 she has paid her subscription to composer and conductor, Signor Perusi, In the second half Miss F. Ps' be acclaimed the winnerBoth that direction you purpose utilising this ropolitan supporter; of the movement shall that date. The election will take place whose name will be ever associated piano solo was muchly appreciated. Mr. Desert Road, 3. to patronise a repetiCon of the Fre- young ladies have worked untiringly money for our records.-Yours, etc., the folio, ing Friday, July 7- On the-5e With the Sistine Choir, has lost his reaGeorge Horton, ably assisted by Miss mantle entertainment will be afforded and ungrudgingly to make the compeNOROIA. DAVID FOOTBALL AT NEW A. ROSS, two nights we want a very good atson. A very 'brief -cable message ana laughter with much evoked Paton, on Monday, July 17th, next, at His tition a success, and before June 30th Hon. Sec. Queens Park Hall Fund. tendance, and we hope that the polling nounced one day that his reason was The College 1st. XVIII. played a series of impressions, including "Goodwill hold a series of entertainments to Majesty's Theatre. Rev. Father Hayes, Perth. will be very satisfactory for everybody gorse. and the latest reports say he is Byee Bacchus" and a dumb show of a practice match with Plains in between augment their funds- They hope for The membership drive closes also on very ill, and for that reason Monsignor The meeting on Tuesday night pass the rounds of the Association football Miss Du Bou"Naice Girl's Toilet.' A EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE and look for the unstinted support of, June 30. Girls, don't forget to work Rella wishes to return immediately to last Sunday week, and it proved a fast ed a unanimous vote of thanks with lay's violin solo was received with the Catholics. of Midland to make their hard for the last week, and do all you will be held in the Rome. acclamation to Father Hayes and his much delight, and the audience were and interesting exhibition. The Plains final efforts an unqualified success. BOYS' CLUB HALL, can to help to swell the Membership loth to let her go on the encore. Mr. fielded a very strong combination. The parishioners for their generosity in On July 3th, the ooreto Past Pupils roll. By having a big membership of VICTORIA PARK, match in the first three quarters was sending a sum of £62 3s. to the fund, Rhys Francis pelased with "A Wanere holding the first function since the good workers is the only way tq EVERY THURSDAY, at 8 p m DARDANUP particulars of which appeared in these so even that only 1 point was the difdering Minstrel," and "Songs of Araby" forming of the association, It lakes achieve the big effort we have begun. Good Prizes columns last week. ference at the end of the third spell. was his encore. Miss Rosslyn and Mr. the form of a subs_ription 'lance in the The second publication of the club'r (From Our Correspondent.) The College were playing a better cornGeo- Horton gave "Before and After Literary Institute, and the Cabaret tight. journal will be read on the same Marriage," and had to follow up with bined game than the opposition, but s Orchestra is supplying the music. A cloudy sky following a wet afterand we are sure every one is anxiously "Ten Years After." Miss Marie Lynch better work still was expected from noon did not prevent a hinge attendReviewing the remarks of the visitwaiting for the next issue, because the them. The final quarter ended a rat was at her best in "My Dear Soul," ance at a ball held in the Agricultural ing "Eastern propagandist," both in first was so interesting. Any member and the audience insisted on another tling good game with College 7 goals 5 Hall at Dardanup on Thursday night who your c,lumns, Mr. Editor, and from for our has anything suitable item before allowing her to depart. Al- behinds as victors over the Plains' 5 Everything was to perfection, and a outside shit -chat heard in trams and would they kindly rend it ;n to together the entertainment was one of goals 7 behinds. Bobby Lanigan and most enjoyable evening was spent. Mr. paper streets, one cannot but be struck by Smith, 'as she has been entrusted Miss chamJerry Clune played like young the best yet seen in this suburb. Charlie Flynn had charge of theflocr the lack of good taste displayed apart with this special activity of aur club. pions for Plains, and the ball was aland Mr. P. Doyle presided at the pienb from the other aspect. One of his FATHER NEVILLE, 0.51.1., ways disposed of to advantage after Visitors were noticed from BunburY own followers was heard to say coming ABROAD. Joe each time they got possession. Picton, Ferguson, and Burrekup. An from his discourse that there was a Lanigan played a heady game as cap excellent supper wet. provided by thc great lack of dignity in his remarks Rev. Father .Neville, O.M.I., writing, taM, and P. Kelly knocked out well in ladies, and arrangements were thorfor he (Contrillited.) did descend to such low languby last mail to an old Fremantle friend himself a ruck. J. Thompson §howed oughly carried out by the Misses GarYou hear talk of .the ball in the age! Fancy that; makes one want stated that he was penning a few brief sure mark and nimble sprinter, and his and tram, in the train, in fact nothing vey (2), Coonan, Skipworth, to send him in kindesss a little guide lines aboard the Osterley the evening College brother, Alf., shaped well. Busher, and Mesdames Smith and Harcr directory on courtesy and good be seems to matter but the ball on the Of the prior to arriving at Suez. most serviceable were Guhl and V. ris (2). Thanks are due ,to the Misses first Monday night in July -the 3rd. 1 aviour, and when its beneficial for voyage, he writes: "We have been hayByrne (capt.l J. Butler and K. Chine, Garvey, Mrs. Skipworth, and Messrs The ball committee hat-e an objective the side you are. caampioning to have ing a glorious trip so far. The heat Goalkickers: For Plains, Needham (2) Reynolds and Fee for their generous of 1200, which can only be realised some regard for these apparently triflDuring a fortwas awful in Ceylon. P. Lanigan. J. Lanigan, and M. But donations. The popularity of Mist by unstinted co-operation. Accept :ng details. Travelling in a train one night's sojourn there paid a visit Sc' ler. For College Guhl scored 2 after Lucey, of Bunbury, necessitated her this, then, as a personal invitation to 'eay recently, I observed a fellow pasriaffna to see my sister, and was enterclever runs, and J. Clune, V. Byrne (2), with a couple of songs just obliging be at the ball. We never lose a senger deeply engro,sed in a large type tamed at the Catholic Club. Needless W. James, and H. Rigollprior to the intervat for supper. patron, and consequently an estimate volume. Upon glancing an inquisito say I had to address the assembly Football. Association in making the Excitement is keen of popularity can be gauged by the tive eye across. I found it to be "The picturing to it a great people in that arrangements for au euchre party and fact that since the inception in 1918 Charm of Good Manners and ConversaYesterday, the 18th., the second far away, that mighty land under the dance, to be held on July 7. Already over 2.000 people have attended the tion." Has Mr. Ditterich ever heard round began with No. 2 playing Plains Southern Cross." this entertainment promises to be an annual. Presentation Convent Ball. The of it, I wonder? Abbott played his first match of the Under the heading of "Former Prounprecedented success. decoration committee have selected a season for No. 2. The match was the fessor of St. Patrick's College," the The Rev. Father Butler and the Con unique rcheme for the beautifying of fastest played on the ground this sea"Times of Ceylon" recently printed:WEDDING. vent Building Committee wish to ac- the hall for the occasion. the first bounce the pace The de. "Rev. Father John Neville, O.M.I., a son. setFrom knowledge further donations from Mil- sign is a replica of the decorations used and maintained throughout was former Professor of St. Patrick's ColA wedding of mole an usual lers' Timber and Trading Co., Ltd., Mr. by the Movie Stars of Los Angeles on After Plains putting up such a fight lege, and Editor of the 'Jaffna Catholic est took place at the Maylands Church John Morrissey (Birsibury), and Mr. E. the occasion of the Victory Ball of the previous Sunday against the Col Guardian.' who arrived in Colombo last Saturday, when Mr. John Joseph Gardiner. 1918, and it will be something new to from Australia on Sunday last, arrived lege full strength, they expected a de Murphy, of Cottesloe Beach, was marA short time ago rumour had it that the dancing enthusiasts of W.A. Just at Jaffna yesterday morning by the cisive win, but College were looking to ried -to Miss Eileen Frances Whelan, Mr. Frank Venn was negotiating with their laurels, as the second round was above the heads of the dancers there night mail on a visit to his sister daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. -Patthe Government for the sale of his will be a canopy of streamers of most beginning that day, and the result was Mother Emelda, of the Holy Family rick Whelan, pioneer, and respected valuable property at Dardanup, corn delicate hue, around which will 'be Father Neville was a battle royal.' In the first quarter Convent, Jaffna. residents of this suburb. The prising about 2,300 acres. During the hung a fringe of thousands of feet of Catholic IN Plains kicked 3 goals 2 behinds to Colaccorded a hearty reception at the bride, who was given away by her bropast week representatives of the Gov- the same material. This, combined lege 3 C, but College had easily the up Jaffna railway station by the old boys ernment have been inspecting the pro- with the novel and up-to-date light- ther, Mr. Peter Whelan, wore a charm. per hand by playing bright( stirring of St. Patrick's College and the meming bridal costume, with wreath and perty, and 'tis said that a sale has ing scheme and garlands of greenery. football. in the second spell. At the hers of the Catholic Club, who accombeen effected. The estate will be di- will convert the Cottesloe Hall into a veil to match, and the ceremony was halftime bell College had kicked 42 to panied him to the Bishop's House, witnessed by a large number of relaSPECIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS. vided for the purpose of closer settlePlains 3.5. In the third quarter veritable fairyland. This department where he will be the guest of his Lordtives friends., and well wishers. The ment, but the definite intentions of the of the details is in expert hands, but HIEBSONIA" HOPSACK. Plains got their winning advantage; COSTUME TWEEDS. ship, Dr. J. A. Brault, 0-M.I.. Bishop of couple were the recipients of Government are not yet made public. without further donations of mauve happy they were fast on the ground and sure Jaffna, till he returns to Colombo en COSTUME 42in. "Gibsonia" HOPSACK, all wool, "Gibsonia" 42in. many congratulations, including mesWithin reasonable distance of a sea advantage took the paper. together with air, and gold crinkled in the and route for Home. He is returning to all wool, nice heavy weight close weave, ideal for pleated skirts. TWEEDS, sages from the Eastern States, and a port and butter factory, and lying be streamers, arrangements nisi- be hart kicking 4 goals and 2 behinds to College Ireland, his home, after an absence of for present wear, showing smart range showing line checks in contrasting large number of handsome and useful tween two railways, this land is ideal dicapped. about 16 years in Ceylon and Austra- 2 goals. In the final tussle College of mixture shades in navy, grey, fawn, colours, in shades of light grey, fawn. presents. At the sumptuous wedding for mixed farming. and, furthermore, is won back some of their lost ground Ha. The members of the Catholic slate, brown, light blue and oyster, Donations of supper are earnestly and green, feast the usual toasts were received recognised as portion of the "potato solicited but were a goal in arrears at the final Club will meet him at the Club Hall on quantities, whilst ip unlimited with musical honours. Father Lynch, YARD 5/11 PRICE PRICE 5/11 YARD country" of W.A. bell. The Plains were slightly the betSunday evening, and bid him 'au recash to a lesser degree will be as readwho officiated at the marriage, proposHEATHER =MURES. "GIBSONIA" SKIRTINGS, Combining business with pleasure ter team for the day. Jerry Clune voir' prior to his departure to Ireland ily accepted. ed the toast of the "Bride and BrideMr. D. Keane, of Osborne Park, spent 42in. "Gibsonia" SKIRTINGS, all 42in. "Gibsonia" HEATHER MIXmade the pace electrical at a critical whither he is going to spend his soliForty energetic and enthusiastic groom," referring in very complimena few days of last week in Dardanup. period in the third quarter, and turnTURES, all wool quality, for smart wool, in a Hopsack weave, showing days with his relations and friends." ladies and gerstlemen have been work- tary terms to the bride's long associaed the tide with the assistance of tlk costumes, frocks, or skirts, in a range smart line stripe, on light saxe, lemon, for eight weeks to make this year's tion with the parish. IN ICEIMORIAIL From her Conhitting out from the throw-in by mixtures, grey, tan, light grey, henna, navy, emerald, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. ing of smart heather ball a standard of perfection. It vent School days and her energetic HOWARD -Of your,charity, pray for fine P Kelly. Bobby Lanigan was again nigger, and brown, navy, green, and fawn shades. brown. might be again mentioned that a great work in all movements for the benethe repose of the soul of our dear very noticeable, always on the alert Mr M. Murphy, Mogumber, £1 convenience in a late train will be at fit of the Church, and wished her every PRICE 11/11 YARD 5/11 YARD PRICE brother, John Howard, who died at Jack and playing beautiful football. Miss Rene Hird, Cunderdin. £1 3s 9d the disposal of patrons at 12 45 a m ex happiness in her new h'me in the Blackboy on 'June 28, 1919. May hie ALL WOOL TWEEDS. Thompson was among the best on the Mrs.' Quinn, Kalamunda, 0/6. Cottesloe. Please read our advertisemore artistocratic suburb of Cottesloe soul rest in peace. side, and so were J. Lanigan (capt.) 42in. "Gibsonia" All Wool TWEEDS, Mi.- Priest, Beverley, £3 11; 3d. ment elsewhere in this issue, also the Beach. -Inserted by his loving Oster, A. M who Mr. Murphy suitably replayed well on the hell and back, soft finish, in a wide range fine weave, Mrs. Harvey, £1 5s. Maylands, next and last reference to the 1922 Ball sponded. The toast of the parents of Howard, Wyening. E. Suarez, and T. Kelly. Plains' goals of new shades, including china blue, Mr. J. S. Dobson, Midland Junction in next week's "Record." The next the bride and bridegroom, was proposwere kicked by Butler (3), J Clune, P scarlet, maroon, henna, rust, light 6/6. meeting will be held at the Presbyed by Mr. M. Normoyle, and respond& Lanigan. J. Thompson, and T. Fitzgergrey, putty, fawn, mastic, mole, beaver, Mr. McDermott- Fremantle, 6/6 tery on Monday right, 26th. inst.. ed to by Mr. Thomas Murphy (who ald. For the College No. II, Guhl tan, nigger, emerald, navy and plum. Mr. J. Mullaly, Redmond. 13/when most important business will be regretted the unavoidable absence of HOUSE, LAND, and ESTATE shone out by his coolness, great reMrs. Townsing, Wyalkatchem, 3/3. transacted. PRICE .. 5/11 YARD his brother), and by Mr. P. Whelan. AGENTS. source. close watching of his man, his The toast of the bridesmaids, Misses B. accurate handball, and kicking and NO BROPERTY TOO 'LARGE. Whelan' and M. Murphy. was honoured RESTORATIONS THAT RESTORE. He besides clever?, clean play. by Mr. E. Murphy, best man. Mr. GibNO PROPERTY TOO SMALL. notched 3 goals. Yin and Jim Clune MASSEY-CROSSE AND CO'S. DENTURES RESTORE TRULY THE son replying en their behalf. The played splendid games, and both stavFUNCTIONS OF THE NATURAL ORGANS BOTH IN APPEARWE CAN FINANCE CI-IF:NTS TO toast of the ladies was in the capable ed off attacks vigorcusly. These three ANCE AND IN USEFULNESS. ' IN APPEARANCE NATURE'S BUILD. hands of Messrs. Matt Collins (Rosawith Malone and Jack Butler, who HANDIWORK TS USUALLY SUPERSEDED. lie), Swartz and Malcolm (Maylands). were never beaten were easily the pick We have for immediate Sale a SplenMany friends assembled at the resi& did HOUSE in Mount Lewley for ef the College No. 2. The goalicickers dence of Mrs. Whelan in 9th. Avenue were Guhl (3), V- Byrne (2), J. Clune £640. Terms arranged. 134 BARRACK -STREET. and the young couple left for their fut. and Abbott. Final scores: Plains, 7 tire home amid the hearty giod wishes FAMOUS FOR PAINLESSNESS. goals 9 behinds; College, 7 goals 3 be 7 and 8 FORREST CHAMBERS, 'Phone A2841. if a large and representative gathering hinds. ST, cogoRGEs TERRACE. -
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