ME. AND inns. FRANK ZAKEM
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The Guisrdinn, Charlottetown, Wed. Oct. 24. 1962. 7
marsliai and Marion Lord- as assisting
Solemnized In Montreal; Que.
The marriage of Jeannette Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kousaie, of Montreal, in Mr. Frank J. Za.-kem. son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zakem of Charlottetown, P.E.I.. took place race in . Montreal, the Rev. Paul R. hmod and Rev. George Corsa officiated. Mir. Arnold Bellis pla played the wedding music, and Miss Lorraine David sa-nag dur- ing the service. White gladiolus and chi-ysanthemums were used to d rate the church.
The bride who was given away
ty ca'.*i;ied cascade -bouquets
and yellow carnations. 'Mi,ss Eleana Kousale, iss Alice Kousaie and Miss Joan Kousaie, sisters of the bride, as brides- ma’! ‘vore frocks of azure blue peau-de-soie fashioned id-
entically as that of the maid of M
honor They wore matching pill-box hats with veiling and
Talisman and yellow carnations.
Mr. Abraham zakem, a best man for his brother. the ushers were Mr. Joseph Zaliem, brother of the groom, Mr. Geo- rge Hodhod and Mr. Philip Bou- ass y.
Mrs. Kousaie, mother of the
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marshal; Jean Smith as dup- lain: Louise Johnston. in organ- ist; Florence Levers, as War’- den and Bertram Larkin as sell-
by her fathei. was in a gown of _
white pure silk brocade styled . bride W85 iii 8 Sheath till empire lines with scooped [cafe-au-iait lace over champa- neckiine, the fitted bodice em-13110 D€&U-d€ 5016. Willi m8l0li- broldcred with seed pearls, sle- gins hat and a_corsase bouquet eves ending in points over the ‘ of red and White Carnations-
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hands and the full skirt fallingl
into :i slight. train. Her veil of mile illusion was held by a headdress of pearls.and she carried a cascade bouquet ofi
white steuhanotis.
Miss Helen Kousaie as maid of honour for her sister. was ill»,
frock of French bide‘ p‘e'au-'de'- ed. bodice having a scooped neckline. elbow-lengthl sleeves and a bell-shaped skirt. l
e wore a matching pill-box iiat'with veiling and carried a cascade bouquet of Talismanl
featered carnations an
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Mrs. Znkem, mother of , the bridegroom, was in ii sheath gown of taupe silk brocade fa- . ioiied with a jacket. She wore a matching hat, and a corsage
Rev. W.W. Davis and Mrs. Davis of Halifax. N.S. and the Ven.,Archdeacon 'l'.J. Mat- t ewi. and Mrs. Matthews of
F
. E s St. Paul's Rectory in Char-
lottetown '
Allen, Mrs. Allen
len has been posted to Halifax, N.8. where they will take up residence. ' .
Winners of door prizes at the e
15 p.m. show... Mrs. Don ’ Mrs. Edith Curran. Mrs. Ian Webster, Miss Rober-
Elm-er MacRae. 4
ev D.A. Campbell of Zion Presbyterian Church, Charlotte- town. was guest preacher at St. 'Paul’s Presbyterian C h u r c h, Glace Bay. N.S., when the con- gregation celebrated its 96th an- versary. Mr. ampbell was accompanied by Mrs. Campbell and two hildren, Jane
f c and ° John. Elizabeth Campbell spent
the weeke wi er grand-
“’ 5 parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Campbell. North River Road.
. Mr. and Mrs. J.C. MacBeth. St.,Peter's. recently received word that their son, Rev. Gor- don MacBeth and Mrs. Mac- Belh had arrived safely in Glasgow. Scotland, where they will be Desi ‘hr. Mr. Mac‘3etiii will be attending university ere. '
Miss Jane Marie Stewart, Po- wnal, is a patient in the Prince Edward -Island Hohpital.
bouquet of white carnations. Following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Zakem, ft ‘on a wed- din ‘trip, the ~bi‘ltie1t'adelling in " piece double knit suit of Ruby Red. white and black beaver hat and black ac-
cessoi-ies.
Upon their return the couple will take up residence in Char- lottetown, P.E.I.
fl |.EN’S DIARY The Day Is Blu
eAn‘clGold
As Harvest Day Should Be ,
overlaid with that remem- bered blue haze of Octobers gone before, which shimmers in a light veil over the farm- lands, this afternoon was, with delightful sky and sun, and’ a wind sweet with the gathered rlpenesses of season. Thistle- ziown. light as the notes of the summer - songbirds floated. There was a glint in the stream. and a lilt in the fall at the spillways. Bees came back to the lawn to dip into late ,flower- ings. There were roblns in the rowan-treeand a pair of la y s in the oak.
Alex smiling. lifted a hand" for silence. - -
“I'm going to stop here on the verandah and find out who's been carrying off the acorns" he whispered. "I had a notion it was a squirrel but I~belleve now it is those jays!" .
his
dow, the ewes and lambs were cuddled down, brighter spots‘in the shadows. The -kittens kept‘ to their blanket on the ver- andah. No blrd_,-moved. No traf- fic yet on the roadway, no mo- tor-car, truck or tractor of the day. Nor signs of humans astir? Yes._A friendly beacon of light in the house on the hill, ind ed the folks there had already come to their day. "It's anal free" Ale! commented. looking up from coloring-book this evening. All gold?" we queried. “Yes. like those down « the River: the populars" he said. All blue and gold as harvest- days should’ always be. this one the hlght -is
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wss.- And star-set. that awaits now the late-rising
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ii. Until tom - — Dia ~ Good-night..?.l.T°v' - W.‘
Mrs. Emma Holman was hostess at bridge at her home in Suimnerside on Monday eve- ning. .
Miss Barbara MacDonald. RN. and Miss Myrna Hancock, .N. loft Summerside by auto on Monday for London, Ontario.
Those from Summerside at- tending the Business and Pro- iessional Women's Afternoon Tea on Saturday at the Y.M.C.A.. Charlottetown, were the Provin- cial President, Mrs. M. Cham- pion; Local President. Mrs. W.
_ WaiteaMiss Ruth Simmons, Mrs.
J. W. MacKenzie and Miss Jean
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man.
At the conclusion .of Business and Professional Women's Week, members oi’ the local Club at tended in ii body the morning ,worship service in the Summer- side Presbyterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bates of Westville, N.S. were the week- , end guests of Sgt. and Mrs. Ro- inald Whidden, Summerside.
I Rev. W. R. Auld of Lindsay. ‘Ontario who arrived in Char- lottetown to attend the funeral of his uncle, the late Harlan ‘Found. visited Summerslde on Saturday and was the dinner
guesél of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. th Smi .
Sumrnerside visited their family in Sackville. N.B. during the weekend. . ’
Mrs. E. Connolly of Charlotte- town spent the past week in Summerside. guest of 'Mrs. W. P. Callaghan.
Mrs Earl MacEachern return- ed on Thursday to her home at Summerside East after being a guest of Mr. and is. Stewart Jenkins in Charlottetown while her daughter Ellen, was in the
Mr. J. Archibald MacKen l of Kensington is celebrating »nineticth birthday today. He ;spcni last weekend in Charlot- | tetown He enjoys life to the full, ‘.has an especial retentive mem- ory and is an_avid read/er.
LA(‘ and Mrs. Howard Cool- iing and'son, Randall, of Sum- merside left Tuesday for Charlo_ Station, N.B., where ey will be guests of the farmer's mother, Mrs. P. Coolin ', - ' Mr and Mrs. Melville Camp- ,bell ‘and son. Thane, of\Truro, 'N.S. spent the weekend in Sum- imcrslde as'guests oflion. and
zie his
Mrs. Thane Campbell and Mr).
and Mrs. Duncan MacGougan.
Mrs. Rene‘ Sauve and Miss ‘ Marcella Coutu Duvemay iQuel:ec, who arrived last week to tend the Gallant-Colwill wedding returned to their homes on Mond ’
Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Johnston returned on Friday Lo their home in Summersideaiter a two week vacation with, their daughter, .Mrs. Sherman Parlee and Mr. lParlee in Mohcton, N.B. ‘with their son, James and Mrs.
Johnston in Dartmouth, N.S. ’
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J Miss Marjorie Gillis, Monta- gue, was honored by her friends Friday evening when ‘she w a s tendered a miscellaneous shower ‘n the Presbyterian Church Hall which was attractively _d.e- curated with streamers and wed- ding bells for the happy occa-
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sion.
The many lovely gifts were op- cued by Miss Evelyn MacLure while the accompanying g o o d wishes were read by Miss. Laur- el Nelson. Also assisting were _Mlss Margaret MacLean and Miss Dianne Gillis. Mrs ‘A F. Campbell was pianist for the evening. Marjorie graciously ex- pressed hei appreciation for the beautiful gifts and kind thoughts, after which everyone joined in singing For She's A Jolly Good Fellow. Delicious refreshments ‘weie served by Mrs. John Mac- Kenzie. Mrs. Claude Nicholson, Mrs. Richard Knox. Mrs. Well- ington Campbell, Mrs. Roy Clow and Miss Margaret MacLean.
R Mr. and Mrs: Allison Harris of
: floral addendum was presented
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The officers instdlled were: wrothy matron, Ellen Webster: worthy patron, Keith Mac-_ Kinnon: associate matron, Gla- dys MacKi.nhoin: associate pa- tron. Albert Phillips: secretary. 'Claretta Palmer: tareasusjer, Hazel White: conductress. Mar- garet Worth: associate conduct- ress. Gladys Macl(ay: chaplain, Vivian Phillips: marshal] Mir
2:. Mae Mac- warden, Eileen Wood- 2 sentinel, Bruce Lewis. During the ceremony appro- priate solos were rendered by - Edward Woodruffe and _,,Bruce Lewis. After the installation’ a
by t-he_office-rs to the worthy matron. Past matron, Edith _Lewis and Past Patron, Everett MacDougall, were present with their jewels by the worthy matron and worthy patron.’
0 On ‘Saturday members of the Charlottetown Business and Professional Women's Club
wound up National B and P Women's Week, with a large- ly attended afternoon tea held
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B AND P WOMEN'S CLUB HOLDS TEA '~
at the YMCA. Miss Eleanor Dockenciorff Ilefti and Mr.-1.. Norma Springford, _Montrea. Lowe, a member of the club The ‘Edy at the right is ,m__
is shown serving, Mrs. Marion
identified.
Gifts were also presented by e worth matron and worthy pa-tron to the installing officers and soloists.
The worthy matron was pleas- ed to welcome the worthy ma- tron of the Regent Chapter, No. 52 of Kensington, P.E.I. a (1 ,many of its members to te ‘ceremony.
A social hour followed with refreshments in the recreation -room.
';Young, Couple 1 Are Honored ln Whim Road
, Whim Road — Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nicholson, who were married in Toronto recently, were tendered a shower in the Whim Road Hall, given by fr’ nds in Kilmuir and Whim Road.
or the occasion the hall was beautifully decorated and ‘the couple -was escorted to the “seats of honor”. The gifts were opened and presented to
Post ‘Nu ptial Shower Held
Whim Road — Mr. and Mrs.
at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Crooks is the former
Jean McIntyre of Brudenell.
The couple were escorted to gaily decorated chairs by Dav- id Hicken. The many gifts were opened and presented by Mrs John Fraser and the verses
were read by Mrs. Russell Hic ' of ‘
ken. Mr._ Crooks on behalf
his wife and himself thanked everyone for their kindness in arranging the shower.
Lunch was served by the la- .
dies and an enjoyable social
hour was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson by Lin- da Brown and Louise L e c c 0, while Dorothy Campbell read the accompanying verses.
A lovely lunch was served by
-the ladies and dancing to the ‘music of Leslie Stuart was en-' , joyed.
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Home Coming
“Home Coming Sunday" was observed by members of the Notre Dame Alumnae on Oct- ober 21 at Notre Dame Academy in Charlottetown. '
M Blessed Sacrament. celebrated b Rev. P.FL MacDonald: and following this Mrs. Alfred Hen-
Vn‘ . -prulddnt, chaired a
Up the valley. th thresher took the sheaves with improved. grace. Dinnei-,..liad been observ-
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e sel preparation: the roast‘ of beef. we had cooked according to
nines’ liking, the. vegetables, in. a
spices. I . "Another helping?" we N8-. seated. ' . .‘
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g of the Alumnae in the school auditorium. e diioed Rev. Mother saint John
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an interesting account of
summer school in Antigonlsh ended classes on
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where she not the teaching of religion. Rev. Mother St. Rita. federation sis- ter of the Alumnae, spoke brief- their
After the meeting a delightful buffet lunch was enjoyed.
At‘ Harrington
The October meeting of the WMS was held re
Hughes. under the leader-
’ ship of the president, .Mrs. Olga Rodd
, seventeen bcra - tended the meQfll|lmleli!(li‘ roll call wdsaaswei-ed W a verse
rt tors. “The minutes of the last meet- ing were read. and the various comm! were dealt with. It ,was decided to cater to
the Men I an I- tion to be held early in Novein .
nu ii invited
. tisto to ths ineinheu to her home for
leadership course. ing hold in Ken:
of New York. superior ii Notre
was'i-end and discussed. The UNICEF. campaign was turned over to the teacher. It was de-
|_ clded to cater‘ to the district
which is be- ington. A com- . Bill Pidgeon. Mrs. Robert Jolllpiore.‘ Mrs. Leigh Brown and Mrs. Elmer Paynter were named to‘ make arrangements for this.
Mrs. Arthur Campbell was ap- pointed to find volunteers to serve on the district first aid committee.
A nominating committee. ap- pointed to'bring in s new slate. of officers for the 1902-63 years was appoin . Members of this committee re Mrs. C.C. Mac-
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KI)’. Mrs. Bill Pidgeon and Mrs. Jolllmore. _ . Acsde Notre Dame Alumni
Autumn Tea Wednesday, October 24th
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The N Dame Alumnae, an organization for graduates of Notre Dame Academy, is a branch of the Canadian Feder- ation of Convent Alumnae, and Rev. Mother St. Rita is the fed- eration sister of the Alumnae
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Each year the organization dons as a sohoiorsh . Mar- gin-the Bourgeois scholarship to I Sister to further her stu-
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The group also donates pri- zes to students in grades 11 and 11 at Notre Dame for proficien- cy in ” c‘ indies. These prizes are presented at the end of the school year. it also gives needed assistance to Notre
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