ME. AND MRS. DEWAR L. MACDONALD

Double Ring Ceremony Unites

Young Couple

st. Paul's Anglican Church in Charlottetown was the scene of a lovely summer wedding re- ccntly when Judith Miverva Har- Ticon. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Harrison, Charlottetown bncame the bride of D e w a r Lloyd MacDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacDonald. tfovehead.

The double ring ceremony was pr-rformed.by Archdeacon J.1'. lhbott. r. George Thompson. church organist, played wedding music and accompanied Mrs. A..l. aslam. who sang "The Lord's Prayer" during the sign- ing of the register.

Baskets of flowers adorned the church and the guest pews were marked with white satin bows and orange blossoms.

Given in marriage by her father. the bride was radiant in a model floor length gown of white tissue fallle. The full skirt was caught up in tiny bow knots and the fitted bodice fea- tured a square scalloped neck- line enhanced with alenoon lace and seed pearls. The long sleev- es tapered to points over the wrists. Her bouffant veil French silk illusion was held in place by a piilhox headdress oi seed pearls and rhinestones. She carried a cascade of yellow ros- es entwined with ivy and wore a pearl necklace’ given her by the groom.

Miss Ethel MacDonald. sister of the groom. actedas in aid of _honor and Miss Norma Mac- Leod was the bridesmaid. The maid of honor wore a gown of yellow flowered organza and the bridesmaid. a street length

gown of yellow organza with

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The Guardian, Chu-lottetown. Sat. Aug. 4. 1962. '1 '

HAPPENINGS l

Hostess at the Charlottetown Golf Club this afternoon will be Mrs. C.F. Burke, Mrs. A. J. Lloyd Grant, . Wendell Beaton, Mrs. Fraser Burke. Miss Blanche Conway and Miss Ruth Gsw.

At Saint Paul's

boutfant skirt and fitted bodice. They wore yellow rose head- dresses and csrried- nosegays of tinted, white ssrnations.

Mr. Gordon Vessey was the bestman and the ushers w e rs Kenneth MacDonald and Ronnie Babineau.

Mrs. Garth Harrison, mother of the bride, wore a beige lace sheath dress with a mink stole and a green flowered petal hat and beige accessories. Her cor- sage was of pink carnations. Mrs. MacDonald, mother of the groom ‘ white silk dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations.

Mrs. Brenton Hudson, grand- mother of the bride. wore a na- vy printed silk dress with white accessories and a corsage of red carnations. Mrs. G.H. Harrison, chose for her grand-daughter's wedding a pink brocade jacket

Mrs. Veikko Audio, the form- er Gail Partidge, was widely entertained prior to her mar- ri ge on Saturday. July 25.

rs. George Vessey and Miss Frances MacPherson w e r e joint hostesses at.Mrs. Vessey's home in Hillside Drive w be u they entertained members of the bride's graduating class at the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital and also members of the operating room staff at I bar- becue and miscellaneous show-

er. On July 12. Mrs. Elmer Suth- erland and Nina Wihlt

lock we ostesses for th e i r niece at A rs. Sutherland's home on Confederation street at a buffet dinner and shower. Aunts and cousins of the bride assist- ed the hostesses in serving. Mrs. Malcolm MacKenzle en- tertained for Gail at her home on Sidmount Avenue on July it‘. at a supper party and recipe shower and on Thursday. July 26. Mrs. J. Harold Partridge eh- tertained at an afternoon tea in honor of her daughter at their home on No rth River Road. Presiding over the teacups on this occasion were Mrs. Elmer Sutherland and Mrs. Hector Vail. Serving were Mrs. George

Mrs. Allison MacDonald, Mrs. James Fletcher, Mrs. John Squarebriggs. Jr., Mrs. Wooldridge and Mrs. Buell.

Major and Mrs. Edwin D. Bowman of Arlington, Va., ar- rived on Tuesd ay to spend a holiday with Mrs. owman's mother. Mrs. W.G. Sutherland

- month's vacation with her par-

Whltlock. Mrs. Jack Meredith, Miss

dress with black accessories and a corsage pink carnations. Mrs. John MacLennan. g r e a t grandmother of the bride, chose a navy print dress with n a v y accessories and a red corsage.

After the ceremony a rece tion was held at the Charlotte- town Hotel. where little iss Helen Harrison. sister of the bride, had charge oof the guestl book’. Mr. Frank Bryon propos-‘, ed the toast to the bride, which ’ was responded to by the groom.

For travelling the bride chose a printed silk dress with match- ing accessories and s cot-sage of yellow roses.

The young couple willl make their home at Covehead where the groom is a prospective far- mer.

ELLEN'S DIARY

The Week's End Comes With Bustle Oi Activity

Come to the cares of the hay- ing now, are the folks of t farm; come to its work: the mowing and saving; come too. to regard more intently the wea-

ther. on its account. noticing this ;

snd that sign and token of the season: taking advantage such wind and sun as favors its progress; respecting that remin- tier which advises us to "Make hay while the sun shines."

This afternoon took our farm- ers off to a spell at the ballng. though James twisting more than one wisp of sample from this and that windrow there. de- emed it "No more than fit yet. to be baled." “ And when will :1}-try turn come to help by

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horse in the lot ?" Grand- daughter questioned

"Your turn will come - never

week" Jamie ass h e r. “Meanwhlle, if I were you, I'd rest up for'it, because" he smil- ed "when we come to fill h

mows, that-e'll be no ‘slack to

lifts’ for you then!" "I can't rest today" she chu- ckled " re ho mowed ‘For Sunday." S h o r t- bread. we baked this morning "for Sundsy"._After the recipe commonly used eoolns nowa- —- Time was when the pro- ierred shortening was a pat of hufterfresh from the churn. and with it. no other than brown su- lsr was favored. - Shortbread. we made. tidied he rooms. And ‘filledA t.

gathered'up shingles from those brought home by the y o u n I- er farmer from the spot of roof-

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cake was flanked with light- ed tapers in silver candlebra and a silver tea service completed the table arrangement.

The mother of the bride. Mrs. R.W. Chandler and the groom's mother. Mrs. Pearl Herman poured. Those who assisted in serving were Mrs. Roy Herman, Mrs. Joe Dykens, and Misses Debbie and Wendy Worth. Mrs. George Lawton and Mrs. John Herman replenished.

Suitable gifts were presented to the bride and groom by Mr Roger Chandler. while Mrs. John Herman played the part of the bridesmaid again by reading the accompanying cards Mr. Herman thanked everyone for the kindness. The hot and hostess were also presented with

gifts.

Out of town guests at the sf- fair included, Mrs. Phillip Mac- Lellan. Toronto and Mrs. Claude MacLean, Pictou. sisters of the bride. Others were Joe Dykens. John Herman. Roy Herman. George Lawton, Bill Chandler and Gordon Worth.

strangely satisfying peace of ‘s end. The bird's happy Evensong ended in sleepy twit- ters. and solemn. The afterglow above the western rim of h i l l s faded into the silver-blue of ev- ening and a first star appeared. heralding the company now light- ing the dim of night. each in its own time and place and course. And come starlight or dawn. wherever we are. we are mind- ful that forever and ever, "His loving care is around us all." "God watches over the birds at fly; He sets the stars in the eveninl

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Hie paints the flowers ._and He sends the rain

That patters against the win- dow-pane.

The round red sun in the east- ern sky

He bids ascend to its place on

high. And keeps it there. till it sinks

His loving care is around . us W: rise each day at His gen-

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c . We go to sleep at His wise command:

We are led each step brill- guiding hand."

Until Monday — —- Dill’! -

Good-night“

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Couple Honored‘ On Occasion Of 25th Anniversary

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and her sister. Mrs. J. Finley MacLeod st Keppoch Beach.

M.lss Diane Rupert. nm'se-ln- training at the Saint John Gea- oral Hospital. is spending a

ents. Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Rupert. 41 York Lane, Charlottetown.

F-Lt. and Mrs. Lloyd Chamb- ers of Ottawa, Ont.. are spend- ing a vacation in Charlottetown and Cavendish. While in th a city they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. ‘.i‘.A. McAdam a nd Mrs .Phillp Mcquaid.

Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Bird of Gait. Ont.. arrived yesterday to spend two weeks with their dau- ghter snd son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Len Spencer, Charlotte- town.

The hostesses for the ham and potato scallop supper this afternoon at the Summerside Golf and Country Club will be Mrs. B.R. Hunter and Mrs. Thomas Richardson as conven- ers, assisted by Mrs. amid Schurman, Mrs. ’ L.G. Lewis, Miss C. MacDonald. Mrs. Jack Balcolm, Mrs. A.l. Wolfendon, Mrs. C.J. Holder, Mrs. J. R. Pigden. Mrs. Creelmsn MacAr- thur, Jr., Mrs. D. 0. Stewart and Mrs; A.G. Dagg.

Mrs. L.M. Callbeck entertain- ed at her home in Summerside on Wednesday for Miss J a n e t Mouse of Victoria. B.C.. an d Pearl Moase of Edmon- ton, Alberta, who are vacation- ing in the province.

Mrs. Richard Hinton and Mrs. W.A. Currie of Summerside en- tertained at a luncheon at the

DAPHNE MaoMILLAN

Mr. and Mrs. Peter MscMll- Inn of Charlottetown, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. Daphne Ber- nadette to Mr. Edward Robert

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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED‘

Mrs. Vernon Rodd wishes to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lois Margaret to Lloyd Gordon, son of Mir.

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EDWARD BLANCHEITE

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Blanchetto. son of Mr. and

Mrs. E.S. Blanchette of Mont to take place on Saturday. Am- place on September 1, 1962 at St.—Dunstan’s Basilica in Char- lottetown.

LLOYD TUCKER

and Mrs. Edward Tucker of Sydney, Nova Scotia. Marriage to take place on Satutrday, Au- gust 25. 1962.

former's summer home in Stan- ley on Thursday.

Mrs. E.T. Tanton of Summer- side has had as her guest this week Mrs. Gordon Stairs of Halifax. N.S.

Mrs. J.W. Lecky entertained at her home in Summerside on Wednesday afternoon at two tables of bridge in honor of Mrs. H.T. Begg and Mrs. G ord on Stairs who have been visiting in the town. Refreshments w e r e served.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M a c- Lean. Smmerside, have as

Gettysloerg And Art Gallery Are included In Student's Tour.

(Ed. note: Miss Sharon Baker of Margate is in Ken- sington, Maryland, as an ex- change student sponsored by the Kensington. P.E.l. Lions Club. The following is the final In a series of accounts. written by herself. since leaving the province.)

Resuming my tour of Ken- sington, Maryland. on Monday

their guests their son. Mr. Ger- aid MacLean and Mrs. Mac- Lean of Toronto, who are on va- cation.

Mr. and Mrs. George Key, Sr. with daughters, Joyce a n d Judy of Summerside. were re- cent visltors to Halifax s n d Sydney. N.S.

Among those from Summer side who attended the Annual Provincial W.C.T.U. Convention at “Beechwood Gardens", the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacMillan. Cornwall, w c r e

. J .F. MscNeill. Mrs. A.E. Mrs. l-LD. Smith, Mrs. John A. Heffell, Mrs. Lloyd Clark. Miss Ruby MacNeill and Brenton

' Hall. who won an award in the

oratorlcal contest.

Mrs. George Pickering and Mrs. M. Metz of Greenwich. Connecticut. accompanied by Mr. Leslie Phillips of Worces- ter. Massachusetts. left Thurs- day on return to their homes after spending the past month in Summerside, guests of th e former's daughter. Mrs. Alfred Colwill and Mr. Colwill.

Mr. Robert Holman. who is on the staff of the Dartmouth Branch of the Royal Bank of Canada. spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H.'l‘. Holman. Summerside.

and four sons of Mildmsy. O n- tario, are visiting in Summer- side I: s s t, guests of the form- er's sister, Mrs Lester Bsglole and Mr. Bsglolo.

Mr. and Mrs. William Daley of Summerside have as their

and Bill of Hampton. Virginia,

Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis to

strong and their four children, Darrell, Gary, Donna and Stacy of Toronto, Ont.. are va- ca-tioning at the home of Mrs. Armstrong's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Villebt, Hampton.

Mrs. P.J. Callaghan, New Wiltshire. is visiting with her sister, Mrs. 'l‘.P. Hamill

‘ family at Cliff Cottage.

Sister Dorinda, St. Paul. Min- nesota, Miss Anne Hamill. RN. from New York City. Mrs. Aus- tin Fennell, Brighton. Mass.. and Mrs. B. Pearson and son Robert of New York City are visiting with Mrs. J.P. Hamill and her family at Cliff Cot- tage. Carleton Siding.

Mrs. Arthur Maclfay, Darn- ley. left recently to visit her daughter. Mrs. Paul Jacques, Mr. Jacques and their infant son at North Bay. Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall lcft recently to return to their home at Cambridge, Mass.. af- ter visiting Mrs. Hall‘: brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. K.L. Waite. Kensington. and other relatives and friends.

Mr. George Sutherland an d daughters. Mat'lene and Mary Jean of Boston. Mass., are visit- ing the former’s mother. Mrs. William Sutherland, Kensing-

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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Warren and family left on Wednesday to return to Boston after visit- ing Mrs. Wan-en's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Delaney. Kea- sington. and other relatives and friends here.

Harry Warren

Mr. and Mrs. and grandam Warren Studd-

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart.- Mass., have returned to th e i :- hone having spent a pleasant holiday at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 0'- Connor, Cape Wolfe and other members of her family.

Mrs. Everett McKenna and daughter Nancy Ann of Borden are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Griffin. Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacGre- gor, their daughter, Miss Bon- nie MacGregor and daughter-in- law, Mrs. Joseph MacGregor of Truro, N.S.. spent the weekend at the home of his mother. Mrs. Bridget MacGregor, Burton.

Mrs. Jean de Mass. her family Paula, Hortense, Frankie, John and Shawn of Montreal were re- cent guests of her sister, Mrs. Peter Dalton and Mr. Dalton and her father Mr. Patrick 0'- Connor. Burton. Also visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dal-

on were Messers. Russell. Billie and Douglas Steen also In Montreal.

Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dalton,

Burton were her sisters and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Roy Wilson of New Dominion. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellis of Mon- treal also her niece. Miss Ter- esa Fraser and nephew Cyril Fraser of Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rhyn and son Jacldn of Boston, are spending holidays at the home of her in o th er, Mrs. Bridget MacGregor, Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collum and family of New Westminisler B.C.. and Mrs. Dudley Coffin of Montreal were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lance Dalton, Bur- ton

Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Howard. C ap e Wolfe are their sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Doyl and family Marcia and Shawn of Toronto, Ont.. Mr. and Mrs. John Power and family Debbie, Bobbie and Penny of Montreal.

Frankie MacGregor, B u r t on has returned home from a plea- sant holiday spent in Massachu- setts with relatives and friends.

Miss Becky Stewart of Slemon Park, Summerside is spending holidays with her grandmother, Mrs. Eva Dalton, Burton.

Mrs. Jean de Mass and fam- lly were visitors at the -home of her brother and sister in law. Mr. and Mrs. Clem O'Connor, and her sister, Mrs. Edmond Co- lllcutt and Mr. Collicutt, C a pe Wolfe.

the 23rd. I drove to Culpepper, Virginia, which took us two hours. We stopped at the "Pruet” farm. which is located nine miles from the town and I went horseback riding. swim- ming in the river, and walking across the swinging bridge over Rucoon Ford. The farm house was built back in 1820 and dur- ing the Civil War was used by the "South" as a hospital. From Mrs. Mdxley's brother I receiv- ed a miminie hall. a civil war bullet and an Indian arrowhead used by the Powhatan tribe. The next morning we Ohiairotztesville, where the University of Virginia is lo- cated and on to Montecello, the home of Thomas Jefferson. The drive up the Blue Ridge Moun- on Slcylime D ' was scenic. In Luray we visited the Caverns. the largest and most popular in the Eastern states. Returning to Kensington I moved to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bebee and because it was raining on Wednesday. I went to see the National Gal- lery of Art. It appealed to me because I had never visited one before. We didn't tour all the eighty some marble galleries.l because that would have taken?

afternoon. We went to see the slides of the battle. the parlan- oma which depict Pic k e t t s charge, the museum, the elec- tric map, the battlefield itself with all the interesting points and the wax museum. From all this I should know something of the American Civil War.

ME. AND MR8. NEIL MAOLEOD

Island Couple Pledge Vows In Ceremony At Branttord

The marriage of Janet Eliza- beth, daughter of Mrs. J.A. MacPhee and the late Dr. J.A. MacPhee of Summerside to Mr. Neil B. MacLeod. son of th e late Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mac- Leod of Summerside took place on June 25 in Brantford, Ont. with Rev. David R. Daron of- ficiating.

The bride, given in marriage by her brother. Sgt. J.E. Mac- Phee of the RC Ottawa, looked lovely in a gown of white lace over taffeta with bustle back. Her shoulder length veil of tulle and lace fell from I crown of seeded pearls and her bouquet was a cascade of pink sweetheart roses and baby’s breath. Her only jewellery was a cultured pearl.

Mrs. J.R. Baxter, Toronto sis- ter of the bride, was the matron of honor. She wore a gown of nile green pure silk chiffon over taf- feta with matching headdress.

Mr. Lowell Huestis of Sum- merside was the bestman; and the ushers were Mr. B.J. Hickey

Baxter of Toronto.

A reception followed at the Graham Bell Hotel where t h 9 guests were greeted by the bride's mother. She chose a sil- ver grey silk shantung and lace dress with pink floral hat and matching gloves.

For a wedding trip to New York State, Quebec and the Ma-

ritimes the bride donned I dread of rose lace over taffeta w I ti small floral hat.

Guests from out of town inclu- ded Dr. and Mrs. Euille Gorhans

Gorhlam

F—Lt. and Mrs. R.J. Baxter of_ Toronto. Sgt. J.E. MacPhee. Ot-

tawa. Mr. L.E. Huestis of sum» merslde and W.S. MacLeod cl, Oakville.

Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod will reside in Summerside where the groom has a law practice.

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