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HAPPENINGS Amswm mm onor i a mem_

(Continued From Page 6) bers of the start: or S . Alpha Chapter of Charlottetown branch of the TBliEJ)h1‘l)ﬂ'Irll:n‘e an wednesday eVen1ng._ When pany at the home of Mrs. Blair bridge was in play. Prizes were Ballern, and

Mountain was co-hostess. Mi; 5

awarded to Mrs. Kay Johnson, Miss Allie MacLeod, Mrs. L. Wel- me; and Mrs. Alrfred MacNeill. The president, Mrs Eric Sheen, on behalf of the_ Beta Chapter, made a presentation to Mrs. Rob- ert Bobvy, who is leaving to take up residence in St. John‘s, New-

, toundlaﬂd

Mrs. J .11. Lucas of Saint John’:

’ Quebec, and Mrs. Les Phyrpers

of Toronto, arrived in Summer-

“ side on Monday to attend‘th-e fun- eral of their mother, Mrs. W11- of

ljam J. Stevenson. They returned Thursday evening. Mrs. A Pal-

Hmer, who arrived Monday by ' plane and Mrs L. Watson who ' arrived on Tuesday to attend ‘ their sirsterls fuuneral will re-

main a few weeks in Summer- side.

Mrs. J. Wilfred Kelly of Sum-

merside left Tuesday for Edmon-

mu, Alberta, where she will be the guest of her son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J ack

. Kelly.

Mr. and Mrs. Allison Harris

v of Summerside, had as their week

and guest, Miss Rosemary Way - 1191‘ of Montreal.

_ Mr. and Mrs. Hal stern: of Falrview, N. S., were weekend

: 54- guests of Mrs. T.D Oarrulther-s, i summerside.

Mrs Roy MaicLean entertained

’ fat her apartrnent in Sulmirnerside '_ on Friday evening, honorinig Miss ~ Olive Jello’ with a miscellaneous ' shower. The rooms were attrac- ” tively decorated with a proifusion

of summer ﬂowers. Mrs. A. K. ,MacGr—eigor lia-nded the many lov- ely gifts to the bi-icle«to-(be, who cut the ribbons and read the alc- cmnpanying good wishes The hostess was assisted in serving relresliments by Mrs. Frank Mac Nutt and Mrs. Clarence Carr.

Mr. and Mrs. Leighton WIar- ren and daughter, Nancy, arriv- ed from Toronto on Tuesday and are the guests of Mrs. Warren's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacDonald, Snumrner-side.

Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Wood of Summemside, spent the weekend in Dartmouth, N.s, guests of

‘ their daughter, Mrs Paul Elem-

ing, Mr. Fleming and family. Mr. and Mrs. Brnc-e Gillespie

”‘ of Montreal visited the former’s

sister, Mrs. .l'.B. Downing, Dr Downing and ﬁalmily in Summer-

side before going to Clayendisli,

where they are spending their vacation

Mrs. Oliver Cole lent Summer- slde by plane last week for Edin- burgh, Scotland; where she will bisit her brother, Mr. Daniel Thornton, and other relatives. She will also Visit her sisters in

j Portsmouth and other cities in England.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Campbell, Suminerside, entertained on Sun-

day evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrison, their son,

_ Mr Donald Morrison and Mrs.

Morrison, previous to bher return by automobile Monday morning

ely gifts. received many 10V.

“Eh; cé°5'mg m?9'iiI18 of the sea- umrmerside Business and

lilglsltflaat Mulberry L°d'€e on Wed-

Y evening, when a lobster sulpper was enjoyed. During the business session with the presi. {lent Mrs. Reginald Bradslialw 111 charge, it was decided to oral er cal: .5t1‘°ke1‘3 and Posters for advertising Business Women-S Vleek in October. The remainder

bridgg’ Weﬂinvg was spent in

Mr. and Mus. Earle Simmons °'f G135-30W, N.S., accom- panied by FL- and Mrs A D 0lark.and children, David and, Gymhlsv Of 0‘l3l33lW9a, are visiting £2 S“'mmeTS‘1<ie,_§uests or Mr and

rs. Samuel Simmons and M1-_ and Mrs. Roscoe Jeffrey.

Mr. and Mrs. John Arnold en- tertained at their home in Sum. merflde °n Wedllﬁ-Sd»aB' evening at 5 mlxed brldlge, honoring lvllajor and Mrs. Frank Chapman, who will be leaving in the near fu- ture to Edmonton-, Alberta, where M3001‘ Clia-nman has been trans- ferred.

Mrs. _A.K. MalcGreggo1-, Lot 15, entertained on Monday evening in honor of Miss Olive Jelly, a June b1"1‘d9‘t0-‘be. with a miscellaneous shower. The room was attr>aIc‘tiv- 813' decorated with Summer flow- ers. The ribbons were cut by Miss Jelly and the aolcammwing good wislies were read by Mrs. Cl-arenice Oarr, wliile Mrs. Wil. ﬁred Lyle placed the many 1W. 815’ gifts on the table. The hos- tess was assisted in serving ye- freslmients by Mrs. Lyle and Mrs Boy MaoLean.

EARLY DAY

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