A} III Toriiiiiu .=lii’i11lLl bk‘ C“l‘<‘C1“ll3' llrilllflnt ‘melanin “ 

l'(‘I'ltiItLl\‘ u< that tlierei>ntL1i:h lOl\CSI1lLliOrilt(‘L0l1(if?nHf‘!

oi iiiakitie this t/ir riximtt. M3." ‘md June '"€.dChght U,
iiinntlis tinder ordinary coiidit I"It\\il1 Canada and offer Ftcturcsqut
h:iekeri'-iiiid ior society. Tlth year we are to have TltclTEXC6llEI1-
cits iyith us. True, they lmye been in Toroiito on tiyo earltct: 001311‘
~l0l\5tl1lJl tht‘ foriliconiiiig \iSil is really the first 0pnortunlt)' “'9
have liad in Toronto to make the Cr-niiiip of thc “tllllllldolls 3
really mila oecasiiiii, Since their iir<t hrief visit to Toronto, On-
tariol nun lulcllltlltéltt[—(it‘i\'C|'li(‘T. the Hon. W. D- R055 and 1115
charming \ii1'e hnye taken over (iovernmeiit House. 50 that when
l’li< Fycelleiicy and Lady \\'illiii_Qtliin come to towii on hula)‘ 13*
ilicy \\‘ill be giicsis at Goveriinieiit l’i(ttt\‘L‘ and their visit will mark
the linking: up of the two 11C\\‘ regitnes——ieclerEtl and pl”C|\'lt‘tClal.

Their liycelleiicics come to Toroiito as the climax of their
Iran:-C:iii.tda toiir—iii other tiords their first official a1t£r.'~o:w
of the Diiminir-iil Their trip across the Dominion has taken the
hc<t part of tin» m('ilIll]\. They left Ottawa on March 19 and went
almost directly to the coast. Victoria gave them 21 most aristorratic
reception as befitting the finest traditions of British Coluinbizfs
capital. Viiiicouyer was equally gay. Returning East, they made
leisurely stops in the prairie cities. Spring had arrived on the
Pacific Coast to greet the Williiigtloiis; Vancouver and Victoria
never looked lovelier in the <pringtinier I am told that Lady
\\‘illingdon was especially enthusiastic over the wealth of natural
floral beauty. She love: flower: ivitli the Zest of Lady Byiig.

\\'e rather look to the wfves
of our Gciycrnc-rs-General lri nay
pleasant tliiiigs to us as they izo
about the Dominion and are
nelcomed with a 5UCCC‘\iiI'i|'\ ril
addressc‘. but scimelirrsr I sense
a note of cpecial sincerity i:i
sonic of the words which Lady
\\'illingdon has recently ey-
pressed. It must. he §nrife.<e.l
that she has had it diffitiilt t'nie
since becoming the eliatelaine
of Rideau Hall. for, in the midst
of what promised to be the
most brilliant season since the
war. Government Hflllhlfi |i.i<
twice been thrown into ni-'itirii—
trig. Lady \\i'illini_:tlriii h-Li-, l](-ct)
thr-roughly cour.ii;cr-its in put-
ting iflicltz personal seiititnent,
that she n1i_L’l1\ the inure iiniiit'-
diaiely enter into the life of t'it1r
l"3"—'l"l‘3- “The more I live liere,"
‘he told the Dflllgllltfrfi of the
Empire in ,\luntre-al, jii,i pi-1“;
to her trip \\'i,-xi‘ “ilk. mm“. I
feel iltiiitl1ftU;1ll(.ilI1dL_ldIJl lltln
limf‘ Hf year looks ftUU'-‘d1'Lll\' .1
cold and (rigid Ct)[][]1]'\’V iiu.
l7¢"'f‘l€ Hi C-madti are the \\'i.l rin-
°“‘ ll°“r"'*l Vttiitle l hitye ever

    

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iif) take up her official duties so qt1lCl~'l.V fYDllC\.\\'lltg the xlt‘;i‘l‘
niece’s husband who was Hts EXC€ll9I1C,V’ S fll_LlC—dc—e;iiiiii .,vi_,' 4
the death of her own sister in England. she will iwerlmpk 1‘ WVLWK
Curiosity of zi young nat:10n—young and overly’ LLlI'll»ll‘— V
wants to know its new Governor—Genet‘al and his l.l.lt' ii in
minimum of delay. After all, they are to he with ti< hiii |",i‘_
‘,earS_ “re “amt to know them and want theiii trtltiitiii» 1,  I
as Lord and Lady Byng are already doing in ilillgfltltiil‘ . M H
spread the gospel of inter-empire goodwill apropm iii theii i.
in Canada. Lately Lady Byng \\‘ltO.l‘Y1ltL‘ “'<1,\" ciiiiltwtiu id‘
came greatly to love Canada, has been saying (‘\t‘r t,, ..‘i_
things in the Old Country about us.

The programme for the Toronto visit of the \\’illiv
taking sliape. The Toronto Garrison Military 'l‘oiii'iiaiiitii:
staged May 18 to 21 promises to be highly 9DCL'l-'l\llltll'cll1tl i,-_vi
lionored by the presence of Their Exeelleiicics. (hi _\l<l\' :2
will be the Toronto Garrison Church l).'lI‘€l(lC. This is the  V
the\Voodbiiie,whicli more than ever sliotild he :i xiiciely t“. < "l v
Lord and Lady Willingdon in attendance. Their lt.\‘tilli~i

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C/iorlay Par/c should be looking its loveliest about the 1 
Their Excellcncies visit to Toronto~the garden in itx ltt".\ igr
grass and leafagc, and Government House i lf frrwlily tlLLitI
and refurbished under the direction of its tlC\\ Clt£tlCl.llltt‘
Ross. The R(J“o~(‘\ Itl4t\.t‘il ‘
their St.(ieor;,reStr'eet hiiiii u—
iniz the early part of \ltll'L‘
proyiiicial saneliriii tie ll‘
stand the full tiiiiteiit~ ~
own Iionie was reiiiiiiv‘
Government l](t1|.~L‘ ('\t‘It ii
ing the r///zir.’ lllllt.t‘t.i
followiiii: the lT|tt\'lIlL’. \lt- ll
took her cliildreii tl4i\‘-
i\tl;iiitic City that ‘wltL t
have complete rest irwttt “ll
duties WlIlLl1 she ll(‘L'tl“\l
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liostess. l saw her «in ll”

'~‘.i()It of their flfxl iiiihlit -ll‘
ztnce, the iipeiiiiii; til Ihi \
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Ttitriiitti, Slit‘ has .in nit.
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ini; grzieitiitsiiesx almiit
a ]7lL‘L|Stll]l \\'ll\ltil]t[ Ntttllk ‘l
liiltl, ttiii, that she i~ zi i\'i'1‘\
iiiritlieim ll i‘-tt1iLL‘l“l\ll(m
there are kiddie» Ill ( '
/"(tr/r these t.l.‘l)‘\- \l‘”“'
any thing. they iiitriitliiti‘
litiiiiaii L‘lClttL'Itlt

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l‘in muic
Lady Beaver
Toronto 21 nd
]’l(7tl\L', Ottaii
Bruce, at .-l
environs of ll
\\ ay. has Lori
of godiatliers
Ontario. an
gijdfarliers of
and Lady B
Rudyard Kip

.\t» the \\‘
TC~.lLlEl\1 in l’.
third tlatiglit
i'lalifa,\'. N S
nt'Great Brit
late Bonar L:
nati\e wit a—
ni:itter——a< l
Betiyerhriir-l;
inner \\ orltin
most Ll‘l'l£1llil
Great Britaii
(.'}ii'/‘Kr/z{\' Lmf
or dinin_ig titt

Lady Bea
for personal
gosfp anion;
politiu iii lCi-
course of one
tery life nil
Vie“. V) th.t
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