"AUGUST 25. 1951

Happenings or The weer;

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neil who have been spending the summer with Mrs. Nelfs mother. Mrs. J. P. 1-lillion. left Friday .for Mono- ton where they .will reside.

Numerous friends entertained ior Miss Billie Fitsuerald before her marriage a few days ago to Mr. Cyrlll sinnott. On Tuesday Mrs. Eldon Green and Miss Mary Gillis were joint hostesses at a. tea in her honour at Mrs. Frank Sigs- worth's. .Also on Tuesday, Mrs. Simon Paoli gave a buffet party at her home to the bridal party and 9. group of friends. Last Friday. Miss Helen Latter and Miss Ethel Kelly entertained in honour of Mrs. sinnott at Miss.Laricr's home.

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Mrs. Charles Jp McCarty and family. New York City. and Miss Kay Munroe. Qunicy. Mass.. are spending an enjoyable vacation with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch Munroe. Lyndale. They were guests recently of their sis- tor and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hermel Cassivi. Charlotte- town.

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Mr. Albert Munroe and sister, xirz. Kay Horton. and son Charlie. West Roxbury, Mask. who motored to Prince Edward Island have re- turned to their home after spend- ing an enjoyable week-end visit- iin: relatives and friends of Up- per liiontague and Lyndale.

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Mr. and Mrs. John N9lnOH and son John (Juniors, of Breverely. Mass. motored to Prince Edward, Island and are spending enjoy-I nhle. vacation with Mrs. Nelson” parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mun- me of Upper Montague.

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Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mac! liwen of Sydiiey. N.S., are visiting their parents for the month of August.

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On Thursday evening, Mrs. Pearl V:mBuskirk. Mim Eva Beers and Mrs. Arthur Henry entertained at .-t fire shower at the Cundali Home, a very pleasant surprise for Mrs. Rankin McLalne. who lost her home in the fire last week. Af- ter gifts of china. linen. and other home furnishings were presented to Mrs. McLaine. dainty refresh- ments were served.

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Mrs. Hugh Maclman returned home to Roiliesay. NB. last Wed- nesday after visiting with Mrs. J. 8. Holly. Euston St.

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Miss Hazel Smith of Cambridge, Mass. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Eldon Campbell, Fitzroy St.

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Mrs! Eldon M. Campbell enter- tained at afternoon tea on Thurs- day in honour of her son's fiancee. Miss Ann Duffy. The house was beautifully decorated with flowers and Miss Joyce Maccallum at- tended the door. and Mrs. E. P. l.,vnds ushered the guests to the living room. Mrs. J. B. Miliman and Mrs E. J. Duffy presided over the tea tnble arranged with a beautiful lace cloth. silver candle- hrn and roses. Miss Hazel Smith rind Miss Anita Lynds served. and Mrs W. P. MacLcod. Mrs. Vernon iiurke and Mrs. Gordon MacCal- Ium replenished.

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On Wednesday afternoon at the official onenintz of the new Prince County Hospital in summerside, tea was served to the visiting pub- lie by the Okto Club in four of the hospital rooms, which had been artistically decorated with it-uouets of mixed flowers and izzhted tapers for the occasion. sharing honors at the tea urns were Mrs. ,E. T. Tanton, Mrs. J. Frank Amett. Mrs. J. F MacNeill. Mrs. M. 1". Schurman, Mrs. Heath Strong. Mrs. Preston Kennedy of Kenslngton. Mrs. Reginald Pope and Mrs. Mark Delaney.

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Miss Mary Hunt and rs. E Mussen of Bummcrside h ve as their guest their nephew. Mr. R. H. Egan of New York City.

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Mrs. C. A. MacPhail of Mon- Weal is spending a holiday in Sum- uerside. guest of Mrs Albert D. Sharp, Cedar Avenue.

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Mrs. W. K. Rogers and Mrs. '1'. 8 Rogers of Charlottetown were visitors of Mrs Heath Strong on l'nrsdny and attended the official "honing of the new Prince Coun- ?.v Hospital.

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Mrs. Donald Baker. Bummerside. rntertained on Monday afternoon I' e trousseau tea honouring her laughter. Miss Janet Baker. previ- ms to her marriage on Wednesday n the Presbyterian Church. Pre- "dinl; over the tea table with its Attractive arrangement of gladioii. snapdragon and lighted tapers. were Mrs. W. Arthur Allen and lira. R. E. Ellis. whiln classmates and friends of the bride-to-be as- listed in serving.

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Mrs. Harry Billiphant left Sum- jierside on Wednesday morning .n'r New Glasgow. N.S., where she will be the guest of her son-in-law Ind daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James llillman.

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Mr. and Mrs. A. Beck. who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Simmons. Summerslde, were ac- "ilmilanied by Mrs. Morell on their return this week to their home in iioncton, N3.

0 I C vMisa Beatrice MacDonald of tow York City is spending a holi- gly at her old home in North edellue. guest of her brother. Mr. lnmes E. MacDonald and Mrs MacDonald. O O , Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Tanton and :'""Y. who have been -visiting in vilmmerslde as guests of Dr. and rs. E. '1'. Tanton. Summer Street. lslld Mrs. J. 1:, Campbell. Water yhfeet. left by plane last week for . elr home in. Vancouver, BC. I Ems. J. Oeoil smith arrived in DWO e on Saturday evening res 9' N rn from England to be "'5 !t the wedding of her son

iiirs. Robert Brand

. Janet Baker on Wednesday after-

noon in the Presbyterian Church, prior to her leaving by plane yea- icrdly morning for her home in Vancouver, 3.0. O C Colonel and Mrs. W. 8. Hunt with their daughters, Betty, Mary Ind Shellilh. r e t u r n e d on Thursday to Ottawa after spending their vacation with the farmer's mother, Mrs. L. 3. Hunt. Char- lottetown and aunt, Mrs. Heath Strong. Summerside. O O 0

Mrs. H. B. MacLeod and sons, Messrs. Lloyd and Don. have re- turned to their home in Vernon River after spending an enjoyable holiday in the Eastern States and at Niagara Falls.

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Storey of Summer-side had as their week-end guest the former's mother. Mrs. J. J. storey of Charlottetown. Also visiting them this week were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Storey, their son Jack, of Charlottetown, and Miss Virginia l-lest pot. Toledo. Ohio.

Miss Wilma Monkiey, R..N.. who has been vacationing with her sister. Mrs. Claude Barrett, Mal- peque. left Wednesday momlng to resume her duties at the Boston Lying In Hospital. stopping over on route to visit friends in River Bend, Quebec.

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Miss Marion Shaw of Cobalt, On- iario, and the Misses Virginia and Kathryn Webster of Kingsville. Ontario, were visitors in Summer- side this woek attending the Sriitli-Baker nuptials.

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and Mrs, Archilmlzl Brand, ' it still and his wife, Mr. and accompanied by Miss Polly Fitts of Lexington, Mass. are spending their vacation at Mrs. A. S. MacKay's summer cottage at Stanley Bridge.

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Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Barbour with their sons. George and Robert of Canning, N.S., are vacationing 'in Kensington with Mrs. Bs.rbour's mother, Mrs. A. W.. Humphrey.

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Mrs. William Delaney of Ken- sington. accompanied by Mrs. Hollis Lane and daughter, Linda, of Halifax. NS. left this week for Billerica. Mass.. where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Warren.

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The Misses Helen Hopkirk and Darrell Rogers of Charlottetown spent inst week in Summerside. guests of Mrs. Heath Strong.

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Dr. and Mrs. Clare Tanton with their son Philip of Montreal are visiting in Summerside. guests of the formers parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Tanton. .

Mrs. H. L Brewster of Moncton. NB. who has been visiting in Summerside with her brother-in- law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Currie, left Thursday on return home.

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The Misses Alberta. Martha and Enid MacFarlane. Wanda Wyatt and Ella Gay are on a motor trip to points of interest in Nova Scotis.

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Miss Amy Hayward. R.N.. Who has been visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- iiam Hayward in Summersid for the past month left Monday on return to Red Lake, Ontario.

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Mrs. E. P. Foley of summerside has spent this week with friends and relatives in Charlottetown.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bovyer of Montreal who are vacationing in Cavendish were guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Oal.lbe.ck .on Wednesday.

Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Noonan. Summerside, have recently had as their guests. Miss Iphigenie Arsen- nult of Charlottetown and Mrs. A. J. Smith of Worcester, Mass.

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Mrs. S. K. Todd has retumed to her home in summerside after visltlng in Charlottetown with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lee.se.mp.le.

and Mrs. Donald Lidstone and daughter. Mary Anne return- ed to their home in Summerside on Wednesday evening after I most enjoyable vacation visiting points of interest in Nova Scotia, especially the Gaelic Mod at st.

, Anne's in Cape Breton.

Tine Royal Etilniwrglis

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Princess Elizabeth is bringing up her children very simply, their daily routines directed by Nurse llelen Lightbody. the pleasant- taced brunette Scotswoman who has had charge of them since birth. with her two assistants. Royal training begins almost in the cradle and already Prince Charles has learned to wave and smile at the crowds who cheer him when he goes out in one of Prin- cess Elisabeth's big . dark green limousines and to give a little bow to the Queen and Queen Mary when they come into the nursery. He also knows how to be consid- erate of "Baby sister." as-he calls Princess Anne, as yet unable to pronounce her name properly. when she is asleep there must be "lots or hush" as Prince chutes explains.

The little Prince has just been delighted with the gift of a puppy, a brown and white Welsh Corgi terrier, which is the favorite breed with the Royal Family. christened "sugar" it is now hta coptant companion. though jeal- ously resented by Princess Elin- heth's two terriers Shandy and Punch. The former usually accom- panies the procession when Nurse Lighobody takes the children for their afternoon outing. escorted by the Scotland Yard detective who is responsible for their personal safety and who must always be on duty u-lit-never they leave their

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