"'louquets of spring flowers and Z arch of spring blossoms form- the setting at the home of the de's parents. when Sylvia June. N. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. iliam J. Semple. Kensington. :1 George A. MacMurdo, son of '. and Mrs. Percy MacMurdo. -lvin Grove. were united in mar- ,- at 1 pm on Saturday, June 9. e ceremony was performed iltev. EH. Bean. B.A. 3 Th. .. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy 1 yed the wedding music and ac- 'i panied the bride's grandfather I . Tyndall Semple. who sang "0 i ect Love". 4 e bride was given in marriage her brother. Mr. Leigh A. Sem- -and was attended by Miss Jean Leod. Charlottetown. as maid ihonor. Mr. Robert Schurmau. town. Was best man. he bridels floor-length gown i: of white crystallette over sat- i trimmed with irriiiescent se- ns and featured a fitted hod- . long sleeves with points over hands. the neckline had net erts and a standup collar of gystalletie. The long waistline uas accent- tcd by two large bows over the ps. Her headdress of irridcscenf quins held in place a chapel ngtli veil of tulle ellusion with allopcd edge and she carried a scade bouquet of deep pink car- tions. l The maid of honor wore a bal- l ina length gown of blue net over ffeta and carried a nosegay of
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white mums centered Vlilil red sweetheart rosos.
Mrs. Seniple chose for her daugh- ter's wedding a two picce dress of summer blue corded liengaline and a corsagc of pink cariiations.
The mother of the groom wore .1 periwiukle liluc dacron flower- ed dress with matching acces- sories and a corsage of blue and white Carnations.
Following the ceremony a re- ception was held for the immed- iate realtives of the bride and groom. The Brirlcis table was ten- tred with a three-tie wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom.
Tea was poured by Mrs. Reagh Sudsbuy and Mrs. l.ra Calibeck. aunts of the bride and groom.
Six registered nurses. classmates of the bride served. Kay Coitin, Helen Cameron. Doris MacEwen. Veda Rod. Joan .Via(-Donald. and Frances Wilson.
Replcnishing were Miss Ethel MacArthur. illrs. Roy Macfiriliur. lllrs. Myron MacArthur. Mrs. Roy Tanton and Mrs. Fred Scmple. aunts of the bride.
Rev. EH. Bean priiposetl the toast to the bride and the groom responded. Mrs. i.ornc Adams was in charge of the gin-st hook and the bride's bfllltlllf'i was caught by Miss Frances Wilson
For a honeymoon trip through U.S.A. Niagara Falls. Toronto. and other points of interest. the bride donned a dress of greenish- grey taffeta with a dustcr lined with white. and wore white ac- cessories and a corsage of pink carnatinns.
They will reside in Kelvin Grove. (Photo by Scars)
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HAPPENINGS A
Friday, June 29. 1956
School closing and now summer coitages are the order of the day,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Simpson, Woodland, Caliiornia. and Mr. and Mrs. ll.E. Belleville. Lynn. Mass, are the guests of Mr. and Mn, wit, l.el'agc, North River Road.
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Miss Florence A. Robertson of New York City arrived Tuesday evening to spend the summer with Mrs. WA. Smith. Rochford Square,
Miss Lois lilillcr. R.N.. Mont;-e31 has arrived to spend the summer uuh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H E. Miller, Senior. at Keppoch.
'l'lie Vii-ini'ia group of the Junior W A of the Trinity United Church held a banquet Tuesday at oak. wood Lodge. A very pleasant even. ing was enjoyed by all present, as they looked back over a good year's work.
llostcssi-s for the Charlottetown Golf Club lca Saturday are; Mrs, J.F.. Burden. pMrs. Wendell Bra- ton. Mrs. St. Clair Trainm-, furs, Alban Farnici-. Miss Blanche (inn- Way. Mrs. John Mustard, Miss Eileen Christopher.
Miss Mabel Cummings who is to be united in marriage Vlllil Mr. Robert Howard the last of this Meek has been widely entertain- ed. On Tuesday evening, 19 June, Mrs. Dingwcll MacFadyen enter-
, tained. at her home at Meadow Bank in honour of Miss Cuuimings
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when she was showered with many beautiful gifts. Mrs. James Nich- olson read the verses and at lunch time Mrs. ltlacliladliell W35.355'5" ed by Mrs. John Maclnnis and Mrs. Wendell Mayne. '
Mr. Carl til-acl.ure and Miss Jean MacFarlane were joint hostesses at Mrs. Mt-i.ure's apartment on Wednesday evenint. 20 June. I1 a nisceilaneous shuwerz. also on this occasion Miss Cummings was presented Vlliii a couple 05 P1010795 of Island Scciies by the Beta Phiat Sorority of which she had been a nicmbi-r. Friday evening. 23 June. friends and neighbours of Breadalhanr Eiiiheredg 8! the home nf Mr, and Mrs. William Graham and sliuwcred Miss Cum- mign with man)” 200d WISIWS and wonderful gm: I.iinch was under the superri.-um of Mrs. James snowje, Mrs mine Cobb. and Mrs.
Millage Mai-i.cod and they Were assisted in sci-ling by the girls of Breadalbanc
Tuesday cimiiiig. 26 June. Mrs. Major Waddcll uas hostess at a niiscellaneous shower for Miss Cummings, The verses that ac- umpanied the many lovely gifts were read hi lliss Christine Mac- lnnis. and at the close of the even- ing lunch uzis served by the hos- tess assisted by Mrs. Roddy Cum- mings.
At the June Ztltli graduation in Columbia Mo. University the de- gree of Doctor of Philosophy wasi conferred on James Emmersen Brydon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brydon, Portage La Prairie. Dr. Brydon's wife is the former Vera Warren. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Warren. North flustico. Dr. Bryiion was accompanied to Col- umbia for the graduation by Mrs. Brydon, daughter Dianne. and Mrs. Colin Roy of Ottawa. Dr. Brydon is employed at the Chemistry Di- vision Experimental Farm. (ttta-i wa.
NEW ANNAN W. I.
The .lune meeting of the New Annan Women's institute was held at the home of Mrs. Charles waugh. It opened with the ode followed by the creed. Twelve members were present and ans- wered roll call by paying one cent an inch for waist measurement; and welcomed one visitor.
Correspondence was read and disc"ssed.
Members voted in favour of P. F, l. having a Provincial Museum.
The names of two members who passed away during the per- iod of 1954-56 namely Mrs. NJ. Mc.N'eill and Mrs. Chester Tuplin were to be sent to the Provincial Board to be placed in the "Book
Amid bagkets of Shasta Chrysan- them and carnatlons I very lovely June wedding wag solem- nized at St. Paul's Anglican Church on Wednesday. June I). 1956 4.00 pm. when Daisy Catherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Tweel. Elm Avenue. became the bride of Frank Charles. son of Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Raymond of Montreal. Rev. Canon .Y. lbbot officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride looked charming in a floor length gown with a scalloped neck- line and a nylon lace bodice Slud- ed with tiny pearls and Mother of Pearl Sequins; the boufiunt skirt. worn over a hoop. havintl scalloped panels of nylon Q1100" Anne Lace overs nylon tulle and satin. Her fingertip veil of nylon tulle illusion. calloped edges and timmed with Mother of Pearl Se- quins was held in place by ii doll- ble crown studded with Mother. Pearl Sequins. She carried a white prayer book with a bouquci oi Red
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Roses with streamers and Red Sweetheart Roses. Miss Ruby Tweel, sister 0'
the bride was maid 0i h0"0"T- She wore a ballerina lcntlih ROW" of romance blue nylon over he'- with matching Iccessories and carried a nosegay of white chl')'5' anthemums with blue Centre- Miss Annabella Raymond. lis- lor of the groom was bridesmaid- She W0l'p a ballerina length gown oi oi .T:id nylon over net with mat- chiniz accessories and carried I nosegay of white cniy anthemum
about getting tilting boards made for school grounds. it was moved that all bills be paid. The secret- ary is to get treats for the school children to be given at the annual picnic June 20th.
institute News and Federated News were distributed. Report of Executive meeting in connection with the District Convention was given by the secretary.
taken out by members.
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Inf Memory” for our deceased members. Sick committee reported five
1treats taken to the sick. School
school. Mrs.
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RAYMOND - TWEEL JUNE
work was handed in and more
Next meeting is to be a the Edison Dalzeli on .luIy 12th, a week later than usual owing to the convention at Char- Committee reported getting toilet lnttetown; Mrs. William Waite and ipapcr and paper towels for the Mrs, John Mclnnls on lunch, Wall agreed to see
with orchid centre.
Mr. Normsn' Tweel. brother of: the bride attended the groom and Messrs. George Keys and Roger
'" Gardham were ushers.
Miss Nadine MacMillau. doughy ter of Mr. and Mrs. M.J. (Buster) MacMillan was flower girl. She wore in ballerina length gown of pink dotted with white. nylon with matching accessories and carried a basket of pink sweetheart roses. Master Dan Tweel, nephew of the bride. acted as ring-bearer.
The bride's table was centered with a three-tier wedding cake and lighted oandlebrs.
Receiving guests at the recep- tion which was held at the Queen
WEDDING
Hotel. the mother of the bride look- ed charmlng in a navy silk print with navy sheer overdress with navy and white accessories. Her corsage was of red and white shat- tered carnations.
The groom's mother assisted. She wore pale blue linen shattered carnations with white accessories. Her corsage was of pink and white carnations.
Following the reception a dance was held under the direction of Al Blanchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond left on a motor trip to the New England States and other points of interest.
They will reside in Montreal. (Meyers Studio)
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