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IVIIonneII-Meliardlo Wedding

A wedding of much interest was so-lemnized at St. Dunstan’s Ba- silica 0n June 36th when Hazel McCardle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. became the bride of Mr. Lester P. O'Donnell_ son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Donnell. Sourls. Rev. l. W. McCax-die, brother of the bride celebrated the Nuptial Mass.

Wearing a street length dress of coral crepe with white accessories and corsage of white carnations, the charming bride entered the church on the arm of her father to the drains of Lnhengrinh wed- ding march played by Mrs. Joseph Dougan. As bridesmaid, Mrs. Eugene Cullen. sister of the bride.

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hint the First Queen's Liberal Association will hold its Annual Meeting and Con- vention to select two Liberal Candidates in Brudolbnne Hull on Friday, July llth oi 8 PM. Poi! Chairmen are request» ed to call hleeling ond orrongs for the attendance of live accredited delegates from each Poll.

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Egan and Mr. Walter Lawlor were ushers.

Hymns suitable to the occasion were beautifully rendered by Miss Lucy Blanchard.

Immediately following the cere-, at ‘

mony a reception was held The Charlottetown. Rev. J. W. Mc- Cardle proposed the toast to the Hide to which the groom fiitingly replied. Judge C. G. Duffy was

toast master. Speeches by several‘

guests and piano selections by Mr. Harold Wood added to the enjoy- ment of the occasion.

Mr. and Mrs. O'Donnell lcft o-n a honeymoon trip through the Maritimcs. On their return they will reside in Charlottetown.

Iliekerson-Adams Wedding

A very beautiful wedding took plaice at the United Church. Mcn- Lague. on Saturday, Juno 21st. ill four o'clock. when Fr" - ' Vir-kerson, only daughter and Mrs. J. H<\\\'.’\lfl Vif-hcrson became the bvitle ni Donald Stuart Adan-e v. 0f Rev. and ltlrs. A. S. Adams.

The \‘Illll't‘ll'\\..l.§ beautifully dc- cornted with cut ilowcu and ferns by tho lnriics of the lain- grcgation. and the k'(’lt‘lll(1l‘._\‘ was performed by Rev. Mr. Adams, pastor of the Church. The brrde looked very lovely in a gown of xvhite sheer with lace bodice made xvifh sweetheart neckline and long slecves. She wore n heart shaped headdress with flowing veil, and carried an arm bouquet of Ameri- can Beauty roses. She entered the Church on the arm of her father, to the strains of Lc-‘neruzrlrrs wed- ding march player! h; Nliss Adams, sister of I'm "1""

The bride's only attendant was her cousin, nus..- Ruth 3i; f.‘ c ., who looked charminn in "- length go\vn of pink n2“ r '"f- feta. Her pink taffeta, hat was flower trimmed, with veil. and she wore pinkllace mi and carried a hﬁhd IwUqP-Bl 0! pink roses. Mr. Charles Fraser performed the duties of best man.

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lint and a shoulder bouquet of pink I roses. The groom's mother wore black with flowered top and black l lint. and her corsage was of red| roses. ' Tnv soloist for the occasion was ‘Hrs. Joseph Sloicy o-f Charlotte- own who sang very sweetly, ‘Through All llle Years". Messrs.‘ l H. ‘W. Kyciti and George Nicholson~ Iacted us ushors. A plvilslllg leu- lture was the presence of the C. ,G. I. T. class of the Church in jiheir UlllltPFillS, the bride having I been their popular leader for l sonn- time. 1 The reception was held at the l bride's home at which about sev- c-nty-five guests were present. Re- ‘freshments were served cn the , lawn which was decorated with l a profusion c-f white lilacs, lilies of the valley and tulips, making a beautiful setting for the occasion. ‘The whole was centered by -l tastefully decorated table bearing l. three-tier wedding cake. The toast to the bride was proposed 3y Rev. A. S. Adams and was re _ mlcd to by the groom.‘ Friends of the bride who as- msted ’n serving included Misses sdna Fraser, Fiorlne Campbell, Juvrz, Selma Llewellyn

was poured by Mrs. Dell Scrl-mg- cour. aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Elmer Dunning.

Following the reception the happy young couple left by auto for a trip through the Maritime Provinces. For travelling the bride chose a suit of green and white check wool, with black ac- cessorles.

Many congratulatory telegrams were received by the contracting parties, both of who-m have many friends abroad. The groom served

‘in the Army during the laie war having been wounded in Italy. The .br.lde has been an efficient and popular member of the staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Montague for a number o1 years, and has many friends among the yougcr set. which was evidenced by the many beautiful and useful

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Upon their return from their hcneylnoon they will reside in Summersldc, where the groom is employed with the Pioneer Pub- lishing Company.

Out of town guests included Mr.

, Hﬂhert Vickerson, Chicago, grout-

uhcle of the brine; rs. George Muttart and son Gulinm and daughter Joan. and Arthur Holi- and of Summerslde; Mr. Elmo. Famell and Mr. and Mrs. Roher: MacKay. of Amherst. Nova Scotiu.

FATHER AND SON,

ST. ANDREWS. N. B., July 2- Rev. Donald Boothrcryd of King- ston, N‘.S.. conducted the serv-ces ln Wesley United Church, St. An- drews last Sunday while his fa- ther. Dr. F. E. Boothroyd. spoke at the 50th anniversary service at Si. Andrew's United Church, Har- vey Station. Mr. Boothroyd, J22, has been called to the Unfed Church at East Florence, N. 3., and is en route there.

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s11‘ Tlmvbhl! and Mrs. de Boln- ‘IIIIG “Wire more subdued than us- ual. too. and Stephen gained the impression that there was more between the pair than appeared cu the surface. For Stephen. bo- ing an observant young man, had seen that Mrs. de Boinville had been taking advantage of Lady Kitty's frequent excursions on the island with Geatrlx to impress herself on Sir Timothy,

Captain Vcntrlss, seated on the other side of Mayra Winstanley. was the only person to appear

I normal. Actually the Captain was worried. lie was worried by his lgnrding the possibilities of re- ifloating The Lapwing for Sir Timothy hnd tolcl him only that afternoon that they must possess their souls in patience and trust. that the absence of wireless com- munication between himself and ‘his business associates would a-

rouse their suspicions that all was

not well with the yacht and ap- lproach the Government for facil- ities for a srarch. Pfven assuming that it was done. Ventriss was too old a sailor not to appreciate that r'nre the course they had been travelling was well removed from ‘he normal trade channels, the

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