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" MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS. ANDERSON VETTER ° Nuptial Vows At Ceremony |

The marriage of Johanne Pat- ricia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franeis Louis Hennessey, — of

“ @t. Laurent, Que., to Francis

Anderson Vetter, of Toronto, Ont., son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis James Vetter, of Ottawa, Ont., took: place recenfly in Our Lady of Fatima Church, St. Laurent, the Rey. Emmett Johns, offi- . Clating. Standards of seasonal flowers arranged with greénery were used to decorate tne ehurch. :

The bridé, who was given in marriage by her father, was ra- ‘diant in a gown of white French velvet, having a fitted bodice with a-high round neckline and three-quarter length sleeves, and a bell - shaped skirt fashioned with a back: panel lined with shell pink lace. Her short veil of-tulle illusion was held by a small white velvet pillbox -em- ‘broidered with pink beads and

seed pearls, and she catried ner.| A., MacDonald, ef Charlotte. | being accused of

grandmother's ivory prayer book covered with pink orchids and white velvet leaves.

, Miss Ann Howatt, of Ottawa, as maid of honor for her cousin, and Miss Maureen Hennessey,

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fashioned on—lines—similar to that worn by the bride, the maid of honor being in turquoise, and

wore wreaths of holly in their hair, and carried nosegays- of white _pompons and holly,

Mr. ‘Keith A. Vetter, acted as best man for his brother, a\n d the ushers were Francis L. Hen- nessey, jr., brother of. the brider

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mother, was in-a gown of. deep beige imported wool. She wore a matching hat, black fuede | accessories, and a corsage bou- | quet of -cymbidium orchids. Mrs. Vetter, mother of the | bridegroom, was in an ensembie of grey wool.She wore‘a cherry red hat, black accessories, .and a corsage bouquet of pink Sweet- | heart roses. | _ Following a reception, Mr. and Mrs. Vetter left on ~ their | wedding -trip, the bride travel- ling in a sheath frock of: white | flannel under a black and white | tweed topcoat, and wearing a | white fur felt hat trimmed with | black seal, -black accessories, | and carrying .a black seal muff. We eh aks Among the out-of-town guests were: Mrs. F, P. Hennessey, and Mrs. L. W. Saunders, of Charlottetown, P.E.I., . grand- mothers of the bride; Mrs. R.

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Fashion Show Style Trend Suits All Ages

NEW YORK (AP) — Grand- mother’s wai now is tair game.for ‘the clothes - happy teen - ager, fashion *at- tending: the New York couture group's press - learned Wednesday.

Indeed some of the venerable |career “girls” in the audience | moted with glee that. since styles are what they are this year

granddaughters’ apparel with- a second

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| To prove the: point designer

iene Derby opened the shows

Miss Viola M , Miss Mary Se ing an | Campbell, of Boston, Mass.; | onto the runway is a series of

Mr. and Mrs.. David -Donaldson,

her | of Toronto,-Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. | sister, were in frocks of velvet | L. W. Hennessty, Mr. and Mrs. |

|E. J. ° Howatt, Mr. and Mrs eackson Carson, Miss Janet Carson, Mr. and Mrs, E. B.

Fahie, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Grif- | fith, Mrs. W. R. Mortimer, and

Ottawa, Ont. | Mr.-and Mrs. Vetter are re-| | siding im Toronto where Mr, Vet- | }ter’ is a Senior High School | teacher,

(Photo by Dwight E. Dolan) |

ELLEN’S_DIARY - : Back Home At Alderlea .

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room, where each child of the family was born. There, as a

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She is a wonderful person too, and very well“liked but she is | very unhappy since she lost two | babies (they were stillborn). Her doctor has advised against more pregnancies: and she has been trying to. adopt a child But agencies reject her “because of her diabetic history. Is diab-

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I am so heartbroken for her. .Won’t' you please help me to | help her? She and her husbaad | own a‘nice house in a good su- burban section—a beautiful place, to raise children. She has a lov- ely: nursery, furnished, with a full. supply of baby clothes, | ready .since 1959. She goes into | this room and cries. — | She held good jobs asa typ- | ist when-tingle but hasn't work-

which, for $10 a month, $120 a year, you may sponsor a needy child in an orphanage in 7 of 28 countries around the world. There are other listings in the same vein; but this should suffice to give your daughter a

glimpse of her. world-wide op-|-

portunities. - M, H.

Mary Haworth counsels

| through her column, not by mail

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at Christian Dior. St. Laurent opens his first in-

dependent collection: Jan, 29.

| Fashion. experts here expect “Him to'make the biggest fashion comeback since Chanel re- opened her salon five years ago.”

successful creator in. Rome, works, clqse © collaboration with fis sister, Marcella. To- gether, they intend to. create four major collections a year.

|ed for several years. All she | wants is a child. I hope some- |one who reads this letter can | hel’ her. May God bless and watch over you. — P. J.

emotional attitude. as described |ig more childish than mature;. more self-pitying than outgoing.

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Stanchel WI Elects Officers For New Year. The annual meeting of Stan- chel Women’s"Institute was held

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Committees gave their re- ports and Mrs. Lester Cairns was appointed to sick commit- tee for next month; Willina Ca- meron, school-com ; Miss Bab Aiken, program ¥commit-

Election of officers for com-||| OPEN EVERY NIGHT

img year resulted as follows: Mrs. William Cameron,. presi- dent; Mrs. Lester Cairns, vice- president; Mrs. Richard = secretary, (re-elected); William -Halliwell, treasurer. Mrs. William Halliwell wilt

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