And now to the Sports and other fun or "what have you" as Carroll Alcott says.
The Tombolà, in the hands of Lady Maze with many helpers, will of course, if you are lucky, give you a real thu Buy e spill. You will be surprised at the wonderful prizes you máy get.
Here is the, Bran Pie, with Mrs. R. C. MacDonald and Mrs. A. E. Seddon in charge. Have your choice, take your pick—full of mystery.
The Fish Pond, in charge of Mr. E. Toeg, is just the thing for would-be anglers—no long wait, just bait your hook with a wish and up comes just the fish you want.
Even the horsemen are catered for. Mrs. H. C. Hopkins, for a very small fee, will give you the thrills of riding on a mount,"with a Teal saddle and bridle. Try this—some of the Masters of the Shanghai Paper Hunt began this way.
Prior to a further visit to the Soft Drink and Ice Cream Stalls, you must do the round of the rest of the Sports, justo get up a thirst. Mr. and Mrs. John Stericker, who are in charge of ihe Sporís assisted by real soldiers, promise you a good run and jump for your money. Have a shot at "Ejecting the Lodger" because he can't pay his rent. This is arranged by Mrs. Wolfe Murray. Here is real excitement and, if you get him out of bed, you get a prize. The Lodger too is a real soldier and he takes a lot of getting out of bed. What an afternoon The Entertainment Committee of the B. W. A. will provide all who want it with a delightful tea at a Hall Should Look Stylish First impressions are often lasting ones, so while you are fixing up your home, perhaps you should look at your hall Does it tell a casual visitor that the rest of the house i: tastefully furnished? Does it make a guest welcome, or is it just a place where you hang hats and coats?
How much furniture to put in c hall depends entirely, of course, upon its size.
If it is undersized it shouldn't be overloaded with massive furniture or it will look even smaller. Use the minimum of furnishings—perhaps a small console table with mirror above it and one chair alongside.
If you have a large hall and a grandfather's clock by all means use them together, The clock is an ideal sentry to greet guests upon entering.
If you have a large hall closet you might convert it into a powder room, which is found in so many of the smartest homes today.
The Cathedral School for Boys are holding an. Old English Fair on May 4, part. of the proceeds from which will go to the funds of the League.
"The Public & Thomas Hanbury School for Girls are also running raffles and, will put on a play sometime during the month of Ma; The Boy Scouts, true to their watchword, will be present and prepared to lend any assistance anyone may require, Now you know what you have to look forward to at the Fun Fair.
To make the Fair a great success. you must come and join in the fun for while you are enjoying yourself you are doing a great and useful service to the objects of the League.
Admission for parents is only 50 gents, children only 20 cents, and members pay nothing, and no one will grudge that.
Don't forget—May 18, 230 pin. Charter House, 158 Edinburgh Road.
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