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Young Couple Pledge Vows In Ceremony At Egmont Bay

Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Arsenault, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gallant, Miss Alcida Arsenault,. Moncton, N.B., Mrs. Anthony Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell. Burke, Mrs. Austin Brown; Charlotteféwn, Miss

A. pretty wedding was solemn- ized at St. James Church, Egmont Bay on Oct. 21 when Rose Leona, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-

became the bride of Eldon Gal-

fant. son of Mr. and Mrs. An- theny | Gallant -.of Abram’s vil- lage. Rev. Naxaire Poirier per; formed the. ceremony. Mr. Ed- ward Poirier. was organist and accompanied the composed choir

of the girls of Urbanville. -

The bride, given‘in marriage} by her father, was lovely in her/ floor length--wedding gown of Chantilly lace over satin. Her shoulder length veil was held in| place with a halo of simulated pearls, and she carried a boua- --get of red and white carnations.

Miss Aldine Arsenaulf. sister

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gowned in aqua. ballerina leng-y -th, with matching hat and she - carried a bouquet of pink and | white carntions. Mr. Donat Gallant. brother of ths “Sroom, was best man. | Mrs. Arsenault chose for her} dauchter’s wedding a blue dress! with white accessories\ and a} corsage of pink carnations. The! groom’s mother wore a navy dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. |

Following the ceremony break- | fast was served at the home of the groom’s parents for one hun-, dred guests, and supper at the tfhome of the bride's parents for

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Wanda Wyatt, Miss Martha Mac- Farlane, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wedge, Mr.. and Mrs. Major MacDonaild,, Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Gallant will re- side in Abram’s Village where the groom is' employed with the CNR. '

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Auxiliary Pla ‘Gift’ Service

SUMMERSIDE — The Novem- ber meeting of Trinity evening auxiliary was held_recently. wita the president, Mrs. Henry Moyse presiding. Thirty members were present.

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Morley Wiley, literature secretary, reported that a num- ber of new books had arrived for the bookshelves. Mrs. Allison MacLean reported for the no- minating committee. It was de- cided that a white gift service would be held again this year, at the Christmas meeting.

The program for the evening was led by Mrs. Erland Ramsay, Mrs. Richard Hinton and Mrs. Clifford Rankin.

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For the honeymoon trip to| Yvonne Fournier, went to Laur- Saint John, N.B., the bride travel-| des as a last resort in April, 1945,

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BERNARD-ARSENAULT WEDDING

Mr... and Mrs. Paul Bernard] Arsenault, daughter of Mr. and following their recent marriage| Mrs.‘ Theophile Arsenault, Mont

in our lady of Mont Carmel Church by Rev. Arsene Richard Carmel, and the groom is the CSC, of Joseph's University.|505 of Mr. and Mrs, Edmond

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Donald; five o’clock matches win- ner, Iris MacLellan; runner-up, Mrs. Kay Johnston;. nine hole division winner, Mrs. (Dr.) Alan MacMillan, rfunner-up, Mrs. J.S. -Vautour.

The Earl of Hillsborough Chapt- er of the IODE met at the home

meeting. The regent, Frank Johnston, presided.- Treas- surer Mrs. Barry Budgen report- ed a satisfactory sum had been realized from the rummage sale

fund and a box for overseas be packed Dec. 1. Pictures of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will be purchased for the Brownies of the United Church and the Basilica. Money was voted to purchase a box of groceries for a needy family. A nominating committee was appointed to bring in a slate of officers for the coming year.

' Mrs. a nine-day ag motor .coach tour of the contin- a es eee > feat. From sch cont oes > the French coast © The Guardian, Oharlottetown, Mon, Nov. 23, 1950.| Dunkerque into Belgium and a : soon So. tas Os S eee ‘ HAPPENINGS ‘ Chabismenes!” Culogne, aed ens. tence, baasquarters ; * (once a : . : Roman Legion, the birthplace of Mrs. M. Arnett Howatt was re-| saw a full grown itl eee ae a ae ee branch of the Charlottetown Golf|The wings were yellow tipped! the Rhine Valley with its fascin- Club at their annual meeting held} with brown. As it is out of season| ating views and historic castles, Thursday evening atthe Char-|for butterflies, Mrs. Carr is at a/ to heidelberg (famous for its uni- lottetown Hotel, with a reception} loss to explain how or when the| versity), through the Hollental and dinner. Officers elected for| winged beauty took up residence. | valley in the heart of the Black 1960 are: Honorary president, Forest with its scenes .of Mrs. T.W.L. Prowse; president,| Members of the South Winsloe| beauty, and on to Switzerland Mrs. ‘M. Arnett Howatt; vice pres-; Woman's Auxiliary, as well as aj Passing through Zurich, finan- ident, Mrs. Joseph Molloy; sec-|mumber of local friends were} cial and commerical capital of retary, Mrs. William Johnston; | guests of the Highfield WA in the) Switzerland, they droveon to treasurer, Mrs. E.E. Douglas. {church basement of Wednesday|historic Lucerne, and Interlaken “Last season's c were | evening. where a whole day was given, Club champion, Gail Mustard;} One of the highlights of the to the pleasures and beauty

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stitute entertained the Springton expressed appreciation - to the ‘| Highfield WA for their hospital- pees oad a — yy: Mrs. Arthur MacLean. Miss Phyllis Watkins is speAd- ante siee Monkaen, setoaned ter, Mrs. ghtman and members : ‘ Mr. Wightman, Montague. a eee ac car

Mrs. John Carr, (Marshtield,

ELLEN’S DIARY

We get them — the fall Mon- days with not enough blue in the sky “to make a sailor a pair. of

wash. Low-ceilinged with cloud— and below, showers on the damp fields and scarves of gray mist above the hills. Then it is we recall so easily) the ’ ‘days. Instead of the chilly No- vember wind, we see again a gay| breath stirring the haylands to ripples of green. In fancy the daisies dance their stately meas- ures in a starry pasture or along! the farm lane. So lovely too those | dewy mornings when the sun. painted goldenly the far side of the valley—there was sunshine then and to spare! the dreamy noontime -we remember, the birdsong drowsy or momentarily | hushed, and a Tazy haze of blue lying soft on the far countrvside. How sweet too the perfumed dusk | with purpling shadows over all the hills and road and dales, un- til all was dim and downy-soft, | about, and a first star blossomed magically over the mill in the) peaceful meadows of the night. | Gone now those days? Passed. And the year bent and a bit weary, and we think lonely as are the aged for the days and) kin and friends that were, walks| slowly up the last rise of way.| But pauses now and then, not only to rest a moment but also to turn at a thought and look back along the trail. As we have won-| deringly seen in the long ago, an| aged one of the farms about stop in a stroll to look back and out) upon the scene about. Maybe in a last sight—seeing volumes! there younger folks could never | see until they too in their turn, | would also find like visions. ver | the past, with all its change and

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tumes of the “Gay Nineties” era. Mrs. John Stearns was com- mentator and Mrs. Stillman Frizzell presided at the piano. An amusing monologue by Mrs. John Weeks was thoroughly enjoyed. After refreshments had been served an auction sale was

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The Glen Valley Women’s In-

acting as auctioneer. Mrs. Harold Diamond, Winsloe, on behalf of the visitors present,

Mrs. D.A.S. Gay, Yarmouth ar- rived in Montague last week. to join her husband sho has been transferred to the Montague branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. .At present they are guests at. Hill Side“Inn.

Blue Mondays Recall Days Of Lazy Summer Sunshine

history; the shade and sunshine of the pilgrim trek was super- imposed on the familiar scene spread about.

The year is old. But according

to the lights in the childrens’

eyes when we visited a while this

evening at the house across the

sity | tane, the best is yet to be—the” | believe she means it. You see’ he

confided to Mack.“‘your grand- mother has never altogether grown up.”

“Or else—’ we laughed. |

“Or else” he grinned “she’s go- ing back to her little-girls years to stay!"

When Monday's skies have no blue, and showers descend and gray mist wraps the hills, what else is there to do but go back to gather daisies and walk the sun- laved paths of those delightful summer days we knew?

Sterling MacLean to read an ad- dress to Mrs. John Nicholson, | who had been a valued: member | for many years and who has left | to take

‘Tryon. Mrs. Norman MacDonald | behalf of the members Mrs. | Nicholson with an electric clock. Mrs. Allison MacDowell gave! a demonstration on cake decor- | ating which was much enjoyed. irs. D cIntos| C

ait o Tv Springion Wi. ed the members for their tation to the meeting.

An auction sale and a contest formed part of the program. .

Mrs. John Nicholson invited the members to the home for the| December meeting when roll call will be answered with an ex- change of Christmas gifts also. an article for children to use in | the sand box in school.

PALMER RD. C. W. L. The regular monthly meeting of the Parish Council of Palmer

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went ee ee try at 2.30 p.m., with the presi “Geel” Alex. the \two and 8 dent in -the chair. There were

nineteen members in attendance. The treasurer's report was read | and showed a balance of cash on hand.

Lt was agreed that a mass be said for Monsignor W. J. Smith. It was also decided that ten dol- lars be voted to buy gifts for the young ladies of the parish who entered the Novitiate:

Four members turned in their lottery books. Mrs. Anthony Dou- cette kindly offered to send. for Christmas cards to the Sisters of the Precious Blood.

An educational committee was appointed to work with the con- vener, Mrs. Harris Callaghan.

The following members agreed to work on said committee. Mrs. Howard Gaudet, Mrs. George

half year lad looked up from one of the catalogues that are educ- ating him remarkably’ well “here's a Mommie” he smiled “and a ‘Baby in a manger—yes”’ he nodded ‘“‘see the hay! And there are cows—and heres a !am- bie—a ‘dear little lambie watch- ing by."

“Come it’s your bedtime’’ some one reminded him.

“No, no! Let's look at it all over again! .Please! another time.”’ :

“And what would you wish for Christmas?" Mack questioned us, busy with pen and paper com- piling his list.

“A “pen!"’ Granddaughter re-| plied for us smartly’‘Or maybe

refills” she chuckled — MacAlduff, Mrs. Herman Ken- “No—a doll’ we said. nedy, Mrs. Sylvere_ Chaisson, Yes,” James smiled. “I do}Mrs, Anthony Doucette, Mrs.

The annual membership tea of | the St. Joseph Sodality was held | Sunday at 3 p.m. in the music room of St. Joseph's Convent in conjunction with the regular monthly meeting. . f Salient points on the. business agenda included the adoption of | the new constitution and by-laws as this sodality joined the Can- adian Federation of Convent Alumnae during the past year. Mrs. Allan MacDonald, Miss Anne Cronin and Mrs. Thomas Bolger were appointed to the) nominating committee to bring | in a slate of officers at the an- nual meeting in December. Rev. Preston Hammill was named} as chaplain of the sodality. Following the business session the members attended benedic- tion in the convent chapel. at the} conclusion of which the De Pro-| fundis was recited for Mrs. Au-| brey Ward, a deceased member. | The music room was tastefully | decorated for the occasion, the tea table being centered with a) attractive arrangement of red | and white mums and carnations | flanked by red tapers in silver)

Donald. In charge of the tea were Mrs. Gordon Toombs, Miss Mil- lie Walsh and Miss Louise Duffy. | Members of the sodality who as- | sisted in serving were: Mrs. Leo MeNally, Miss Joyce Coady, Mrs. | Alex: MacLean, Miss Mary Coyle, Mrs. Frank Walker, Miss Ann

Sodality Membership Tea Held Sunday At St. Joseph’s

Mrs. James Shea, Mrs. Joseph Bernard, Mrs. Russell Callaghan, and Mrs. Bernard Keefe. Meet- ing of same to _held the fol- lowing Sunday.

The Reverend Director, Father Walsh addressed the meeting-and also read the Act of Consecra- | tion followed by his blessing.

MONTAGUE .W M. S.

Miss Anne Cronin, Stephanie Gil- lis, Joan LeClair, Catherine At- kins and Jeanette McGuigan.

WOMEN’S ORGANIZATION ~WI Member Leaves District,

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Thursday evening and was con- ducted by the president, Mrs. A. F. MacKenzie. There were 18 members present.

The exposition on the theme, “The Spirit of Wisdom” was read by Mrs. A. C. MacKay and Mrs. Harry Miller. The offeripg was received and dedicated by the president and a circle of prayer closed the devotional period.

Roll call was answered with a scripture verse containing the word, “‘Wisdom’’. Mrs. H. E. Nel- son presented the financial re- port, which included the offering received at the recent thankoffer- ing service.

Mrs. A. D. MacLure gave a re- port on the W..M. S. meeting re- cently held at Zion Presbyterian Church in Charlottetown. Plans

. | were discussed for packing a box

to be forwarded to Mrs. George Ingraham, Port worker, at Hali- fax. ; The study period was in the charge of “Mrs. MacLure, assist- ed by Mrs. Stewart. The .mem- bers reported having visited sick and shut-in friends during the month.

KENSINGTON W. M. S. The auxiliary —of—the—Kensing- Inite " . i

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ways the liquor magnates have to advertise their wares.

The holiday bags are_to be passed in for December. The De- cember roll call is to be answer- ed by donating presents which are to be distributed by the port workers. _

The questionnaire on the wo- men’s new .organization was not very enthusiastically answered.

EBENEZER W. 1. |

The annual meeting of Ebene zer Women’s Instiitute met at the home of Mrs. West MacDon- ald with twelve members in at- fendance. The meeting, which was conducted by the president, Mrs. Alex Ford, opened by re- peating the Mary Stewart collect. The minutes of the last regular and last annual meetings were heard and adopted. The sick ‘com- mittee and school committee gave their reports. The —-secretary- treasurer read a favorable report of the organizations financess.

The officers elected for the en-. suing year are, president, Mrs. Alfred Stead: vice - president, Mrs. Robert Simpson; secretary- treasurer, re-elected. The audi- tors are Mrs. Allison MacLeod

and Mrs. Lincoln MacRae. The | directors are Mrs. Cliff Mathe- son, Mrs. Malcolm Andrews and Mrs. Claude MacLeod.

Mrs. West MacDonald then moved a vote of thanks to the re- tiring president and secretary-

meeting in the ladies.parlor, Nov. 12. In the absence of the presi- deet, the vice president, Mrs. Dan MacKenzie presided.

Mrs. D. MacMenzie, Mrs. F. L. Qrr and Mrs. George Duggan of- fered prayers of thanksgiving.

Mrs. Murdock MacLeod, lead- er of the program committee. was assisted by Mrs. Ernest MacEwen, Mrs. Waldron Davi- son, Mrs. Horace Glover, Mrs. Russell MacKay and Miss Jessie

1G. Murphy. The new role. played

by the women of Ghana was men- tioned.

There were 13 members pre- sent. Mrs. Horace Glover, cor- responding secretary, report- ed that letters of thanks and of sympathy were mailed, and that thank-you cards were received, including one from Mrs. Percy MacMurdo.

Mrs. Ernest MacEwen is in charge of the December pro- gram. Miss Hattie Clark read Mrs. Harold Laird’s card of thanks for the “In Memoriam” tribute. Mrs. F. L. Orr read a let- ter from Dr. Florencé Murray of Korea. She suggested that the $100 gift left to the W. M. S. Aux- iliary be sent to support the chil- dren's home or to purchase land for lepers. A decision will be made at a future meeting.

The treasurer, Mrs. W. C. MacLeod reported the Oct collection, $16.50 and the thankof- fering at $110.

Mrs. F. L. Orr reported four books read. She also reported 28 house visits, three hospital vis-

The November meeting of the! Women’s Missionary Society of | St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church ‘1 Montague, was-held a the hon: of Mrs. A. F. Campbel

Reverend Sister St. Mary of Sion, Superior of the Convent, and Miss Eleanor Trainor, president of the organization received the large number of members in at-

tendance. piano music which added much Miss Florence Quinn and Mrs.| to the enjoyment of those pre- Arthur Arsenault supplied the sent. f

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The surprise package was won by Mrs. Claud MacLeod.

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President, Mrs. D. Arthur Mac- | Donaid, opened the November ing of S. Mary’s Parisa D il with the league prayer. Fifleen members were present. Correspoadence consisted of thank-you letters from Father

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itual convener asked for Catholic Jiterature. to te left at hospital and other needy places.

The president .gave the high- Ight on National Convention and Regional C mference. It was mov ed and secondea that two masse» be offered, ore for deceased members of °W.L and one tor ceceased Niterons. Nine mem bers offered to work for month of Nevember in vanteen.

Father Dunphy in his remarks to the memoeis left them mucn food for thought. He especia#ly asked the members to encourage the youth to attend the C.Y.O. 74 help increase the member- ship. Plans were carried out for K of C panquet to be held.Ne.- vember 29. ”

SHERBROOKE W. I.

Mrs. Adrian Decker was elect- ed president of the. Sherbrooke Women’s Institute at the annual meeting held at the home of Mrs. Elmer Warn recently. .

Other officers include Mrs. Roy

Edward Loughlin, secrétary. Dir- ectors ‘are Mrs. Prowse Chap- pell, Mrs. Charles Yeo and Mrs. James Harris while auditors are Mrs. Jdhn Steele. and Mrs. Frank Townsend.

4 mer Warn, press secretary Mrs. Earle Chappell; organist, Mr s. Eric Madsen.

treasurer. zs Mrs. Adrian Decker. Mrs. Ed- The ‘next meeting will be hel@|qard Loughlin, Mrs. Roy Harris, |}

Harris, vice-president; ;and Mrs. /!

Red Cross convenor is Mrs. El- |:

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keeps you at an infantile of wantingness—not doing any: .thing much, in a self-reliant outgoing way, to bring about sort of companionship that dures rewardingly. . Don’t emphasize finding a man. Aim rather at growing man. im rather at growing woman whose life is happily sus- tained by love of God sen- sible devotion to the right oppor- tunities and associations that are His special gift to you. M.H. Mary Haworth counsels through her column, not by mail or personal interview. Write her in care of this newspaper.

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Roll call was answered by the paying of dues. Fifteen members were present as well as two vis- itors. One new member joined.

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