... bride's sisters, was Clarence Rogers, a ton of the bridegroom. Mr. Rogers met his bride during one of his trips to England, where he had many business transactions. He returned from abroad a few months ago. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers lett Inter en their honeymoon ...

... Ciil e ap e, tt. Roger., W. &woman (waved in Latin and French). 21, Primary—E. Gib* H. )dagee, J. Suit. Wooasida. 22. Primary—A. Bowlbv, M. Martin. Junior Leaving—W. Sem% (also passed in Fromm). Senior I.•aving,—M. Aldridge, J, Bannister, S. blitler. ...

... ls, and Mrs. F. H. G. Jenkins. Miss Jean Dunnett serving the Ices. For Bliss Bannister. Miss Bradbury entertained at a delightful tea in honor of her _coualn, Fred Bannister, of Lisburn, Ireland, who spending the winter in town. The drawing room was decorated ...

... not get along well together. Mood by .Ir. HMI if Mrs. Bannister bed nerruus the reply was: I went home with her one night, and she had a spell when she saw ber husband. I turned to Mr. Bannister. and said. wfiat mutes Annie to three Spell sr He replied ...

... 'one 'tit the 'fen-. tore awe. The aiieaabion Bannister vs. Them-Timm rumor- has it that the most impressive part of the case in that action will he the unutterable sadness etteched to it, CRIMINAL. Richard Roger', elutiged.with critninal libel by Controller ...

... Bradbury and MIAs Bannister were ;twitting. The Invited guests Included, Mrs. R. L. Borden. Miss Petty. Adam. Lady Laurier. Mrs. George K. Foster Mrs. Sam Hughes. Mr.. L. P. Pelletier, Mrs. A. E. Kemp. Mrs. Nantel. Mrs. Robert Roger.. Mrs. Sproule. Mrs ...

... they were presented. They were Mrs. George E. Foster, Mr J. D. Reid, Mrs. Martin Burrell, Mrs. Sam. Hughes, Mrs. Robert Rogers. Mrs. Frank Coch.rane, Mrs. Lougheer, Mrs. Ke.mp, Mrs. W. R. Nantel, Mrs. T. W. Crotherg. Mrs. t. P. Pelletier. MisallohertY ...

... Bradbury and Mrs. Harshaw. Among the invited guests were Mrs. R. L. Borden, Mrs. Sam Hughes. Mrs. W. T. Roche, Mrs. Robert Rogers, Mrs. Lousherd. Mrs. G. E. Foster. Miss Borden. Mrs. 'T. Sproule, Madame A. C. P. Landry. Madame Blondln, Mrs. Raird, Mrs ...

... pleased to make the following appointments and promotions: 72 SPARKS ST. Bugler R. Faille. - A - Company—raytnaster Forst. C. C. Rogers. Sgt. J. Copping. ('orp. Morin. Corp. A. Larose. rte. J. H. Dew Jr' Cornpnny—C4.l. Sgt. A. A. Pte. H. A. Denbo's'. VCompaium—Q ...

... NVlllcinson, Ireland. Lee.-Cpl. G. H. White. England. Engineers. - KILLED IN ACTION. :nd Cpl. L. S. Rostock. England. E. Roger., Scotland. Sur. H. Hope. England. Pte. Camille D'Armour. 19 Murray street. Ottawa. Ont . _ DIED OF WOUNDS. Spr. J. Paul. Toronto ...

... Vandergrift. Providence.. . 11 10 3 Rochester.. .. 8 10 2 —..—.- .. .. __ .. Batteries Stevens, . Killian and Donovan; Bannister, Walters and Byrne. Buffalo. Newaric.. .. Batteries Currie and Ryan; Carrick and Stenage. Baltimore.. imore Montreal. ...

... 10.30 only Rogers' Silverware Set, 26-piece combination of the famous Rose Pattern; 6 knivi.s. 6 forks. 6 teaspoons, 6 dessert spoons. 1 sugar shell and 1 butter knife. Regular $7.50 a set. 8.30 to 10.30 only Berry Spoons, Rogers' Arbutus one ...