. NOVEMBER 27. 1951

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4 very pretty autumn wedding Wu solemnized Saturday evening, Nov. 10th at 6.30 p.m. in the North Bedeque United Church when Rev. Kenneth Campbell un-i mad in marriage Miss Ida Ht-len'

Vernon Lloyd Millar. son of Mr.

yin Grove. The church was beautifully dec- mated by friends of the bride with

guest pews were marked with sat-I in ribbons and nosegays of pink flowers.

The Wedding March was played by Miss Mary Cairns cf Frcr:tca'.'n., M.-, Thomas Hall, B.Sc.. teacher ... summerside Academy, was guest soloist and during the sigii- mg of the register sang "Because".

The bride was given in mar- ,-mge by her father and was at- sisier Miss Ainy Cairns as maid of honour. Her

Louise Cairns.

The groornsman was Mr. Edgar .ilill.-.r. a brother of the groom. and the -ushers were William l.'A1l'l!E, brother of the liride. and ping Millar, brother of the -room. , Adding to the attractiveness of ihe wedding party was the little l:(l'.IPT girl, Miss Astrid lilillar. sis- i.-:- of the groom. The little girl j'ITt'P(l9(l the bride into the church and threw flowers in her path.

The bride was very charming in l-rr floor-length wedding gown of Chantilly lace over white satin. The dress featured a fitted bodice. siiinll covered buttons to the waist. full skirt, lily point sleeves and .'l l'ctcr Pan collar encrusted witi pearls. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a coronet of white satin faced with matching Chan- ully lace and encrusted with sec-J pearls. Pearls forming delicate were em- bedded in many places over the Iieautiful veil. She carried a bou- quet of red roses with a cascade of ribbon and buds.

Tiie bridesmaid was attractive in a pale green floor-length taf- ma gown. fitted bodice with cov- ered buttons to the waist. nylon yoke and overshirt. she wore matching headdress and mitts and carried a bouquet. of Sweetheart roses.

The charming flower girl wore .1 floor-length yellow taffeta dress with full skirt, fitted bodice and pulled sleeves. She wore matching headdress and carried a basket of pink and white chrysaiithemunis.

The bride's mother was attired in navy crepe with gray velour

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-The annual meeting of the Ladics' Aid of Alberton United Churchywas held in the Church Hall on Tuesday evening. Novem- ber 20th, with the vice-president, Mrs. George Ramsay in the chair.

The worship service had for its theme. "Lot Your Light Shine", and was conducted by Mrs. A. R. Wallis. It was reported that a new mattress and some linoleum had been purchased for the par- sonage.

The following officers were chos- en for the coming year:

President. Mrs. Herbert Matth- ews: first vice-president. Mrs. George Ramsay: second vice-pre- sident. Mrs. Fred Leard; secretary- treasurer. Mrs. Reginald Travers. A parsonage committee was also named.

The next meeting will not be held until January and will be at the home of Mrs. George Ramsay with Mrs. James l-iodgson ieadina the worsliip and Mrs. Fred Leard and Mrs. John H. Wells on the lunch committee.

TAt the close of the meeting re- freshments were served by Mrs. A. R. Wallis and Mrs. Charles .lchnsi.on. .

list and her corsage was red roses and ferns. - Following the ceremony a re- ception dinner for seventy guests uas held at Birch Hill Tourist Home where the bride's table with its attractive arrangement of autumn flowers and lighted tapers was centred with a three-tier wed- ding cakc, topped with a miniat- ure bride and groom. After dinner Rev.

Kenneth Campbell read altclegram of best wishes and conmcatulations to the bride and groom from Miss Win- nifred Cairns, B.A., sister of the bride, teacher in Alma United Church College. st. Thomas. On- tario, who was unable to be pres- cnt at the wedding.

The bridal party and guests then returned to Willscott Farm. Freetown,home of the bride. where a very pleasant social evening was spent and many good wishes for future happiness tendered the bridal couple. Piano music and n hearty sing-song were much en- joyed. A large number of chari- varlers called t offer their best wishes and con ratulations. Dur- lug the evening Mr. Willipm Moase of the Air Force. cousin of the bride. who was very seriously hurt in a car accident last July and is still in Queen Mary's Vet- erans' Hospital, Montreal. tele- phoned his best wishes to the bride and groom.

The happy couple later left on a short honeymoon trip to Mono- ton and other Maritime points. The bride's travelling costume con- sisted of a plum coat with hat to match and navy accessories. Her

coi-sage was yellow roses and ferns. On their return Mr. and Mrs.

Millar will resideT in Kelvin Grove where the groom is a prosperous young farmer and the bride is the popular school teacher.

Prior to her marriage the bride was guest of honor at a large miscellaneous shower when neigh- bours. friends and relatives gath- ered at her home and presented her with many beautiful and use- ful gifts.

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-An event of special interest tool: place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Peters of Duvar on November 14th. when they celeb- rated their fortieth anniversary coupled with the wedding of their daughter Eva. to Joseph Richard. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Rich- ard of Howlan.

The marriage was performed by Rev. Father Rooney at St. Anth- ony's Church. The bride and groom were joined in Holy com- munion by father and mother of the bride and mother of the groom. Mrs. Hector Richard. the bridesmaid Ann Marie Rich- ard, sister of the groom. and Rog- cr Peters, groomsmnn, brother of the bride. . Appropriate hymns were sung by Miss Ethel Finnan. while Oliver Peters, father of the bride, pre- sided at the organ. He also played the "Wedding March”.

The bride was attractively at- tired ln a white floor-lengtli satin ress with white finger tip veil and carried a pearl rosary and wore a single strand of pearls with earrings to match, gift of the groom.

The bridesmaid was dressed iii a floor-length gown of pale blue taffeta and carried carnations. After the church ceremony all journeyed to the home of the bride where a large number of relatives and friends were gather- ed. They were served a goose dinner, after which the afternoon was spent in music and singing and very appropriate remarks were made.by the host, Mr. Peters. He did not forget to share some or the celebration with Rev. Father Rooney. who was present and whose birthday fell on that day.

Complimentary remarks w e re made by the parish priest, Mr. Gilbert Gaudet, and Mr. Don Campbell, M.L.A.

The host and hostess received many lovely gifts, while the bride and groom also received many useful gifts. At five o'clock the celebration moved to the home of Mr. Hector Richard where is sump- tuous supper was served by Mrs.

Richard and the evening was spent in dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richard

will reside in Howlan where Mr. Richard is employed with his fath- er in lumber business.

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Mr. Clifford Wright. Middleton, has moved to Bedeque where he plans to spend the winter with his sister Mrs. Lillian Schurman.

Mr. auri Mrs. Wilfred Middleton left on Thursd:i.v. Nov. lath foi- New York on a two weeks holi- day. They were accompained by Mrs. Craig's mother and sister, Mrs. Marion and Mrs. Lockhart, who plan to spend the winter in that city.

Members of the Cciitrai Bedr- que Womcn's Institrute served a chicken and ham supper in the Hall on Wednesday evening. Nov. 2lst. which was well patronized. Aftcr the sup'.1u' was over a num- bcr of pics and takes were auct-I ioned off and the sum was realizcd when will be used; for Hall purposes. l

evening November Zlst. The Vice President, Mr. Fred Platte presided. the school districts. Mid- dleton. Searleton, Bedeque and

Central Bedeque, were represent- 1”” Hymn 333 W35 the” '9'" ed. Secy-Treasurer. Mr. T. J. by the members as a prayer. The study book was conduct-

Inman ave a report of the year's businesj showing a small balance on hand. Mr. John. Martin of the National Film Board Charlotte- i.own. was presented and address- ed thc meeting and compliment- cd the Council on carrying on tnc work in a very satisfactory man- ner. An election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows:

Wilfred Craig President, Fred . Platte Vice-President, T. lnman .Repo"'5 we" Ewe". by me. M” saw. and Mrs. Clark Bake: ficers arid thc.offeri.ng received. Treasurer, Community Friendship Secretary y--N V". upAg reported 6 cards. 6 home calls and 2 hospital rails. Missionary HAMPTON W. M. S. Monthiys were Dnssed around and ..... the meeting closed with prayer The regular meeting of the and Benediction. Refreshments l-lainplon W. M. S. met at the were served by committee in ,. home of Mrs. George Wiilett on charge assisted by the hostess.

of sl0.ti0iTuesday evening November 6th

wiLh the president. Mrs. J. Dixon in the chair.

readings by Mrs. M. Dixon, Mrs. A. Best and Mrs. Provencher and prayer by Mrs. W. MacFsr-

ed by Mrs. G. Ferguson assisted by Mrs. C. lnce and Mrs. E. in- man. In the absence of the secre- tary, Mrs. W..Bell. the minutes were read by Mrs. C. Morrison and approved and signed as rcad. Roll call was answered by 13 members and there were 6 visit- ors present.

Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Elmer In-man with Roll Call to be answered with a verse of

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-Mrs. Russel MacArthur is vis-E iting her (laughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes, Mt.' Edward Road. Charlottetown.

Miss Louise Ellis. Mt. Pleasant. left on Thursday morning. Novem- ber 22nd, for st. Catherine's. 0nt.. Where she plans to spend the win- ter.

Mrs. Vans MacArthur and her two children. Irene and Eric. went by train to Ottawa. Ont... 01! Thursday, November 22nd. where they will join 1.. A. C. MacArthur who is stationed at Rocltcliffe Air- port

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brynntl Mr. and Mrs. Graeme Boswall. and, Constable Wynne Davis, Charlotte-pi town. were week end guests oft Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bryant. North Enmore. '

Miss Grace Bryant. Nursing Home. Tyne Valley, was a visitor at the home of Mr .and Mrs. Gor- don MacArthur recently.

The following children were bap- tized in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon, November 18th: Charles Edward. and Rich- ard Arnold. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold MaoLehnan; James Allen. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Moore and Stephen Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald MacArthur. Reverend Mr. Cunningham offic- iated - The Enninre Women's Institute members held their annual ban- quet at the Birch Hill Tourist Home, Summerside, on Saturday evening. November 17th. A delic- ious goose dinner. served by Mrs.

email, was greatly enjoyed. Fif- teen members and four guests were present.

The Presbyterian l.adies' Aid

Society met at the home of Mrs Alexander MacLeod for their Nov- cnibei- meeting. A large number of members and visitors were pres-

ent. Mrs. Angus Enman invited the Aid to meet at her home in December.

Friends of Ml'. Stirling Enman, Victoria West, are pleased to hcai he has returned to his home after undergoing an operation for ap- pendicitis. He was A patient in the Prince County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Shaw. Charlottetown, were visiting rela- tives and friends in this vicinity on Tuesday. November 13th.

Mrs. Edward Macl.ennan and Miss Violet Enmanivictnria West, were recent visitors to Charlotte- town.

Mrs. William Gillis recently vis- lted her daughter. Mrs. Willard Cotton. sprlnghill.-W.

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