The sun., 1919-10-14

| ian Club.
Lieut.. the Hon. A C. Murray. c. M.
c.. d. s. o.. NJ. p. and Theodore Good
ridge Roberts of Ottawa were guests of
Lieut.-Col. o. F. Brothers at the Canad-
ian Club last Thursday.
Frances Foster OF Halifax. Nova
Scotia, was a guest of Vernon Eville at
the Canadian Club last Friday.
George Wright, Hydro-E Electric Com
missioner of Toronto and proprietor of
the Walker House and Carls-Rite hotels
of that city. Is staying at the Commo-
dore as a guest OF George w. Sweeney.
vica-president Mr.. Wright came to
New York principally to attend the din
ner given recently to aviators who took
part In the New York-Toronto race. Be-
sides his civic and hotel activities he
has varied interests that keep him In
constant touch with the business pulse
of Canada. Capitalists. particularly
American capitalists, are pouring money
into Canada for the development Of Its
r,atural resources" said Mr.. Wright yes
terday. land the country Ii In most
prosperous condition at the present time.
A movement by the great oil organiza-
lions Is under way toward opening the
Mackenzie River oil basin, hitherto neg
| iected because OF its inaccessibility.
| It's deposits, according to biologists, are
the greatest in the world" Mr.. Wright
| said that the returned soldier was be-
ing absorbed into civilian life and maxi
| Ing wonderful progress toward rehabih-
! tation. The Governments liberal policy
by way of financial aid. vocational
training and other forms of assistance
| ed ba aff
and misery such as have followed other
wars. II there can be any blessing re-
sultlng from the war II surely is that
selhshness has been banished from the
world. There has come a realization
or the other mans suffering that no
amount of speech making and literature
could produce. The war has caused a
change In human natures change
from which all humanity will reap the
benefit"
DR.. and Mrs De Pausier of Montreal
were guests Of John Murray last eatur-
day at the Canadian Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. AulviIie p. White OF
Toronto were guests of Lieut.. Col, John
a. Cooper at the Canadian Club last
Saturday.
c. F. Benjamin. passenger traffic man.
aser OF Inc Canadian Pacific ocean SER
vices, Montreal. was in the city octo-
Der s.
Mrs A., Pierce Crockett of St John.
N. b.. and Mr.. and Mrs Harry Gibson
or Fredericton. N. B., were entertained
, at dinner at the~ Canadian Club on
Thursday last by Ernest w. Appieby.
Among Canadians who have registered
at the Manhattan Hotel during the last
few days are c. Z. Davies, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. w. Kerr. Mrs. C. s. MACHINES, To-
ronto; Mr.. and Mrs A J. Middleton. I'd
monitor.
Mr.. ami Mrs. T. H. southam and Miss
Margaret Southam of Montreal are stay
ing at the Hotel Belmont w. Hopps OF
Winnipeg and George A. Davidson of
Montreal are also at the Belmont
W. H. Hunt, auditor of disbursements,
Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Mon
treal. was In New York on October Z
and 8.
T. E. Menzes OF Toronto wsss a guest
OF John A. Northway last Sunday at the
Canadian Club.
J. p. Tweddell and d. H. White of
Toronto and II. L. Orkin and George
Sumner of Montreal were among the
guests registered at the Canadian Club
last week.
Major and Mrs G. Austin Bell of
Toronto were guests In the Cascades
room at the Biltnore last night They
have just completed trip by automobile
from London, Ontario. where they were
married on October 2. Their wedding
was the elimination of q romance that
begun In England soon afr the signing
of The armistice. Mrs. Bell was Miss
Hazel Chilean OF London. Ont. She went
overseas as war nurse in January,
1915. Major Bell was severely wounded
In the last days OF the war, and became
one Of her patients. Major Bell 10 the
son Of Charles H. Bell. a weli-known
Insurance broker of Toronto. He en-
| listed at the outbreak OF the war and
went to Frafce with the first contingent
He was wounded three times. and re-
ceived the Military Cross and several
citations
Recent Canadian arrivals at the Com
modore were q. Falconer. J. Norton l.
Stevens. Montreal; c. v. Earl and d.
L. Black. Toronto.
The Sunday afternoon musicales of
the Canadian Club. which were q de-
cided success the past season, will be
resumed this year. The nrst win be
given in the club rooms on Sunday. Oc-
tober &c. at 4 $50 p. NJ. and others win
follow fortnightly thereafter during the
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