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Tn Montreal, Quebec

cently in St. Peter's Anglican!can Beauty roses.

the double ring ceremony.

dioli and white pew bows were ised to decorate.

fitted bodice, sweetheart neckline|_-. and bouffant skirt. Her veil of|* ie Arts.

eafried a colonial bouquet of red | Trites, _ Moncton) Foses and white carnations.

ure silk. She wore a large dusty | P. E.- I. pink velvet hat and a corsage

6 Tho Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Oct. 17, 1959.

~ HAPPENINGS.

~|the late Mr. Gallant of Piusville.

regular Meeting at the home of Mrs. Louis Bagnall. The program was conducted by Mrs. Gordon Bears] ny, of St. John’s, Quebec. and Mrs.J.C. Gallant, Refresh-

the ~ hos-

C.A. Scharfe,

Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. White, Mrs. F.R. McLaine, Mrs. Sheldon Duncan.

Mrs. J.R. White and Mr. and} Mr.-and Mrs. S.S. Beaton and Mrs. Edward White and dau-| Mrs. D.J. MacLeod ‘have return- returned|ed to. their homes in Summer- from a pleasant trip to Martboro,| Side, after visiting in the U.S.A. Mass., where they visited with|Mrs. F. Bosselman, who had Dr. and-Mrs. L.P. Hart. Mrs.|been visiting her sister, Mrs. | Neil Nicholson, accompanied|MacLecd in Summerside, ac- them to St. John, N.B., . sHe spent a week with her son and ‘daughter-in-law, Mr.

fess 5 ghter Sandra, MR. AND MRS. ROBERT CHARLES BRAWN

Pretty Wedding Solemnized

where |Companied them.

and| Mr. James Norton, student at Mrs. Roy Nicholson and family. Mount Allison University, spent

The marriage of Adryce Doris}bouquet of pink roses. Mrs. Lawton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| Brawn, mother of the bridegroom Harold Lawton of Truro, N.S., to} was gowned in a jacket dress of Mr. Robert Charles Brawn, son|two tone blue printed silk. She of Mr. and Mrs.-Victor Brawn of| wore a large black velvet hat Campbellton, N.B. took place re-| and corsage bouquet of Ameri-

Mr. and Mrs. €.0. Monroe of home in Summerside. He was Walkerton, Ontario, have left on) accompanied by Mr. Sam John- return’ home after visiting the, 50" of Newfoundland. latter’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and : Mrs. Edward Sellick of Park-| Mr. Lloyd Wilson and sister, the former! Miss Jean Wilson of Moncton. Hazel Newson, has not visited the! N.B., spent Thanksgiving in| Island since 1928. While here,/Summerside, guests of their sis- she visited some of the old land|ter, Mrs. Claude Hopgood, and marks, many of which-are con-| Mr. Hopgood. : siderably changed. Mrs. Monroe — oo wee one Ot oe eae tee ee, eae the colors scatter and

dale. Mrs. Monroe,

Church, Town. of Mount Royal,| Following the wedding, a recep- the Rev. T. Rowe officiating at/tion was held at the Berkeley Hotel, the bride’s table, was cen- The organist played Jesu Joy| tered with the wedding cake, top- Man's Desiring, during the|ped with tiny pink roses, and Signing of the register. White) fianked by pink gladioll. . The groom is a graduate of Mt. |. The bride, who was given away oe or - nova of “i by her father, was in a gown of |DrGe' atended Mt. ‘Allicon Uni white silk satin, fashioned with a versity and Montreal Museum of

her old friends again.

Mr._and- Mrs._G_L. McCarthy, With relatives in Sussex, N_B. who have~been visiting here for| the past two weeks, left Wednes- cat teetane on return to their Summerside, have as their guest | home in Port of Spain, Trinidad.|the latter’s mother, Mrs. Robert they | Wamback of New Glasgow, N.S. were the guests of Mrs. McCar- } thy's mother. Mrs, P.S. Bradley,| Among other college students! Hawthorn Ave.

tulle Following the reception Mr, and zm . Ceareraers, si - t ng the rec Mr, end opp thal g Fae Mrs. Brawn left for Kennebunk, @arried a cascade bouquet of| Maine, the bride travelling in a evhite roses. F beige and cornflower blue print- ‘Miss Ferne Lawton. as brides-| @4 suit with flax accessbries. maid for her sister, wore a short| Among the out of town guests Dbouffant gown of raspberry red| were: Mr. and Mrs. taffeta with red and white print-| Brawn, Miss Madeline Brawn of ed silk bow as headdress and|Campbellton, N.B.,

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mulla side were: Caro] MacLean, Bar- and son, fo Souris. ~ bara Beaton, Barbara Clark, Cec-

visiting friends in Kensington.

Mrs. Ella Mullally and Mrs Lydia: MacDonald were visitors to Charlottetown.

a :

Mr. and Mrs. W.E. MacCaue-! land, Summerside. their daughter, Eileen, occasion of her seventeenth birth-| day, at a dinner day evening.

N.B., Miss Ferne Lawton, Moncton, Mr. Bloyce Beck acted as best| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, Lon- Man for Mr. Brawn and Mr. Don-/| geull, Que., Mr. and Mrs. Harold a@id Lawton, brother of the bride| Lawton and sons Donald, David usher. and Alan, Truro, N.S., Mr. and = Lawton, the bride’s moth-| Mrs. Lester Beaton and sons @r was ina gown of French blue| Ralph and Wayne, Charlottetown, party on Satur-|

(Phote by Graham Orien)

EG TON—HOWE BAY W.1.,that the hour for opening the| Eglington — Howe Bay Wo-| meetings be changed from 8.30 men’s Institute held their regular | te 8 p.m. for the winter evenings. Monthly meeting at the home of} Proceeds from the Mystery gift i . Harry Burke on Thursday,| amounted to $2.00. It was won ‘October 8th. The president, Mrs.| by Mrs. Fred MacKenzie. Collec- tion amounted to $1.70. The meeting opened by singing| The canvassers for the Cancer the Maple Leaf Forever followed! Fund reported $45.75 collected. iby repeating Mary Stewart col-| Plans were made to order the in unison. Roll call was ans-|Cod Liver Oil Capsules for the

Fred MacKenzie, presided.

Wered by sixteen members giv-/ children.

. Alex Fisher acted as sec-|September meeting.

Summerside, Thanksgiving relatives in Saint John, N.B.

day for Montreal. Miss Patricia’ Clark,

i @ recipe for pumpkin pie.| The members decided to buy a ‘There were also four visitors pre- gift hag an Isabel Robinson for sént. aving shown some paintings : In the absence of the secretary,|and given a talk on art at the|>™allman and Miss tary. The minutes of the last} A contest was then put on by Monthly meeting were read and| Mrs. Howard Wood and won by @pproved. The treasurers’ reports}Mrs. John James MacDonald, re read and accepted. Thirty-|also another contest was put on five dollars was passed in from} by Mrs. Fred MacKenzie and won Hall Committee to be equal-| by Mrs. Alex Fisher. Hy divided between the two dis-} Mrs. John McKie kindly. invit- iH . There being no correspon-|¢d the members for the NYeem- dence the reports of committees| ber meeting. Lunch committee, were then heard. New school com-| Mrs. Albert Mills and Mrs, Lorne ‘mittee appointed were: Eglington, | Dingwell. Meeting closed by sing- Mrs. Alex Fisher and Mrs. Er-|ing “Little Brown Jug.” Lunch mest Underhay. Howe Bay, Mrs.|was then served by the hostess John Mackie. assisted by the committee Five members attended the Dis-| charge and a social hour spent.

er. The gifts were opened by Mrs. William Toombs and ar- ranged by Miss Lillian Ann Hogg. Earle Hogg assisted Scott gave iat A hostess in servi ‘ s.|* , an -interesting sum-

A ia cetrechonents |mary of the Rally for those who} happily. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gaudet and; Were unable to attend son, Graham, returned to their

convention in Bridgetown , Report of the convention

K was moved and seconded | the llth century.

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ee "ROSSITER

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Rossiter of

] HISTORIC PORT was given by one of the mem-| Bergen, the Norwegian seaport, bers was founded about the middle of

She-was met in New Glasgow, N.S., by her daughter, Miss Peg: gy Gordon, of Halifax, N.S., who accompanied her on the trip.

jtakes place this afternoon at St. | }Mary'’s Anglican Church, Sum-! |Merside, was tendered a linen

| Miss Aletha Carruthers, R.N., left Wednesday on return to New| York City after spending a few weeks with her mother,

Siiiien Carruthers | Propriate- music furnished by Mr.+

|Mark Crosgrove, the bride-to-be

Mrs. R.E. Ellis was hostess at bridge on Wednesday evening | at her home in Summerside.

Mrs. Carrol Delariey of Med- ford, Massachusetts, is visiting | her daughter, Mrs. Layton Schur- |

man and Mr. Schurman, 8um-| jadieg

On Wednesday evening, Mrs. H.L. Rodd, was hostess. at her| Prince County Hospital on Tues- home in Summerside wifen bridge | day, and is still a patient in hos- |

was in play, | pital,

The X.I. Beta Chapter of Beta} Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gay, Summerside, had as their guests, their daughter, Mrs. Guy Desjar- dins and children, Susan and Don-

N.S., guests of their daughter,

Toronto,|Mrs. Paul Fleming, and Mr. (formerly Margaret Matthews of | Fleming.

spent -several weeks visiting relatives friends on the: Island. While Charlottetown, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Hayes, Mt. Edward Road.} Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Bell of. Among friends entertaining for; Summerside spent the holiday her were: Mr. and Mrs. George| week-end in Bridgewater, . N.S. Gordon| They were accompanied on re- Found, | turn by their granddaughter, Miss and} Christine Bell, and Mrs. H.A.

and| Mrs. Lloyd Gorrill entertained in} at bridge at herhome in Sum- Scharfe is|merside on Wednesday evening.

Bell.

the Thanksgiving holidays at his

Summerside, spent the week-end

Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Wood of Summerside, spent the Thanks- giving holidays in . Dartmouth,

rstreamers. Her only ornament 3 : : was pearl earrings, gift of the| Toronto, where both are employ- Marriage vows were exchang groom. ed, the happy coupie were tend-|ed at a high noon ceremony re- Miss Hermine Gallant, sister of |ered a shower and farewell party) cently at Zion Church Study by the bride, was maid, of honour.|at the home of the brides _ Shirley Margaret, daughter of She was gowned in a pink baller-|ents, where they were the reci- ina length dress of lace and tier|pients of many beautiful and on tier of ruffled’net over taf-'useful gifts.

s

Eunice Gallant Bride Of Josep

St. James’ Church, Egmont Bay, was the scene of a pretty wedding when Msgr. J. N. Poir- ier celebrated. the Nuptial Mass and performed«the double ring ceremony which united in marri- age Marie Eunice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben S. Gallant of Urbainville and Joseph Adrian, son of Mrs.” Philip Gallant and

The organist, Mr. Edward Poir- ier ac nied the group of young ladies from Abram's Vil- lage who rendered appropriate wedding hymns during the Nup- tial Mass.

While the register was being signed, a solo “Adorote” was rendered by the bride's father.

The altar wag, beautifully decor- ated with valet of summer flowers.

Ushering the guests to the pews marked with white satin bows was Mr. Roger Arsenault.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, looked lovely in her floor-length gown of whit

satin with lace and net over-skirt, pointed sleeves, high neckline with sequin and pearl trim, Her shoulder length veil was held in place by a crown of simulated pearls and sequins. She carried a lace covered Missal topped with a corsage of red roses with

ding cake topped with a munia- ture bride and groom, flanked by lighted tapers, Summer flow- ers were used to decorate. MR

key supper.was served to approx- imately four hundred guests at the home of Mrs. Angeline Blan- chard, Piusville. After supper, a

Becomes n A. Gallant

feta, strapless, with matching bo- lero var She pinned on a corsage yellow ‘mums. 4 Miss Gertrude Gallant, sister of the groom as bridesmaid, looked charming in a yellow ballerina length dress, of lace and net over taffeta, fitted bodice, round neckline, cap sleeves. The over- skirt was embossed. with yellow velvet bows, She wore matching accessories and a corsage of yel- low 'mums. Mrs. Gallant, mother of the! — bride, wore a blue flowered silk) dress with white accessories and|. a corsage of white ‘mums. The groom’s moter wore a black and white silk dress with white accessories ana a corsage of white mums. \ Mr. Adrian Blanchara was bes man. A reception was hela at Mul- berry Lodge, in Summerside, for) fifty-five guests. The bride’s table was centered with a two-tier wea-

In the evening, a salad and tut-

Prior: to their departure for

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews,

ELLEN’S DIARY How Favored

Harvest Are Island Farmers |e". Seating, Pans of

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boates of |

who ‘spent the Thanksgiving holi days at their homes in Summer-

ilia Darby, Sandra Rogers, Ed- ward Boates, Arthur Callheck, | Car! Millar, David Darby, Donald}

recent | Ross.

held its regular meeting in the|

Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Moore and church parlor on Tuesday evening | Wind spiced with the sedges and spent; Wth Mrs. Eric Sheen, assisted by holiday with; Mrs. Harold Milligan and Mrs

| Elmer Moore, conducting the

;worship service on the. theme.

Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Walwin and, “Thanksgiving”. They also led Ph daughter left Summerside Sun-| the Mission Study peridd from the| Wander a bit aimlessly. it came! on the 6th.

bright scents of meadow-flower 2nd garden: the pretty echoes of the valley and all the enchant- ment of that season that was. Mrs. Austin Delaney of Mone- | There is, < wees, . eee who art Lord of the har-| dered paid y + » | fragrance. But now it is of dying , . oe > eee Tate ghar oe ~ ieaf and fading stalk, of lone|The Giver who gladdens our painted af a cost of $207.21 includ. | CO™missioner and the provincial

the Mrs. Mark Delaney. .

cattails along the stream came j}up to the harvesters of this name who worked at the pickin’. Like all October winds it uttered a melancholy note as it went on to! home of Mrs. Kenneth MacLeod suggestions on how changes might

A : : charge of church goods. jbe made to improve their value The meeting closed with pra- _ Charlottetown

the_evening star appears, and night marks the close of the day.

care is enjoyable, set as it is

amid bright tint and crispling|The harvest, eyes’ only ean) $18.81 profit for the year to date

leaf, we find we look back with

2 certain longing.to the long eve-|And only our hearts ean enfold.|unteered to assume this task for

ings of summer when we loiter- |

ed out of doors on a verandah or | We reap it on mountain and moor) The new’ school committee Is

on the old sandstone doorstep

watching the day come to rest.|We glean it from meadow and/ Archie Mann. We remember with much nostal- gia the robins’ even-song, the|We garner\ in from the cloud-/Profitt, Mrs. Clair Campbell and * land; Mrs. Willard Brown.

We bind it in isheaves from the} A new case for the secretary’s

stubble, the red of potatoland and the newly furrowed fields, as|Our hearts are forever repeating and fines amounted to $2.63 The Trinity Evening Auxiliary | ‘he year aged and also somewhat | Thanksgiving and honor and} The members approved of as-|

Summerside United Church, forlorn moves on to its close.

This morning a little warm

book “African Culture is Disturb-|t0 mind, along October's quiet

ed”, which dealt with the changes] fields. whose in customs and the obstacles to| marriage to Mr. Maynard Mac-| be met by the African people. The lade’ kal ae Ws Millan will take place on Octob-| business was in charge of the pre-|CXPlore this or that little mound | er 31 in North Bedeque Church, | ident. Mrs. Henry Moyse. Mrs was guest of honor at the home| William Roach, Christian Ste- of Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks,| wardship Secretary, ates Giving : : |her report, read a poem based on Summerside, with Mrs. eperee | se Matthew 40: 25. Mrs. Harold | that it adds much to the harvest Clark, R.N., as hostesses, and Harkness reported for the Baby|taken. in the tubers recovered, tendered a cup and saucer show-| Band and Mrs. Sheen for Com-| ut that if they be left on the : | munity 'Friendshbp. the mem-|ldnd they are a hazard, perhaps |bers were reminded of the par-|@'costly one to the cattle-kind . | that ridely the farms in ; oes iseeee oe aes e on eI nt ceabeneed school came yesterday with more lake, is about 87 miles long and ‘ i | Once he looked up, grinning 0 follow for the higher

he said. “Do you mind the day."’|

; : : y |he queried with a chuckle. How home in Summerside after .| The annual meeting of the W | é ing the ‘holiday week-end — 'C.T.U. was held on Thursday af.;™Many scenes and names return- Scotia, including the Cabot Trail,| ‘toon at the home of the Pres-|©d to both from extended potato-

James interrupted his picking to |

jof earth left in the wake ofthe | old digger of years. We smiled \at the familiar gesture. He has a habit of doing this, not altogether

; | farnerings and storings—to loft Miss Doreen Maynard, whose} and granary, to cellar and bin. | marriage to Mr. William Hart.| ==

Beside us more than — once}

“This is like old times, Ellen!’

The Saturdays come quickly!And again we remember as Is- lace covered peau-de-soie and on hes particularly now that} landers how favored in our plenti-| she carried a crescent shaped days shorten. Dawn brings noon|ful harvest we are. Thanksgiving) bouquet of white feathered car- it. no time, it seems. The sunset/Day is gone but its signifiance;mations and deep pink sweet- fiames to end the brief after-j}remains in hearts. Noting—en-| heart roses. Her only ornament, noon, and even as we watch its|joying the Autumn __loveliness|a single strand of pearls, was the spread so lavishly alomg the gift of the groom.

fade, dusk lets fall its curtain,|farmlands we say:

“And thanks for the harvest of! including the “Anne of Green *beauty fsables” books. Red Cross -cap- While our Autumn round of |For that which the hands cannot} sules were on hand and all sold.

night. relative t di : a : asennad al he ola sat ae cussion and definite plans in this| radio was read, and a short dis-| COmmection are to be made at next

meeting. ; Betty Jean MacDonald and 8506

Harriet Fay were appointed in

‘the Collect. Twenty-one members and two visitors were present. |

greeted the prize winner for the best “disguised appearance’’\ for the Hallowe'en, Mrs; Ruth Carr. The thought for the month on Thanks- oo was read by Irene Camp- the four

as the financial balance with! $18.57 spent this month. Two kits i of new Library books for the Lake Vener, Sweden's largest

| Brookfield and Alfred Murray, son of Mrs.. Gordon Murray and the late Mr. Murray, - Brackley Beach. Rev. Donald Campbell performed the double ring cere- mony.

The bride looked lovely in a

In Bounteous ballerina length gown of white

tulle and chantilly lace over peau

held in place by a carlita cap of

hold The card secretary reported

gather, and Mrs. Borden Campbell vol- |mext year.

land; Mrs. Jack Evans and Mrs.

lea; Sick visitors are Mre. Halsey

sea. papers was shown and approved off. On motion all bills were or-

The outside of the hall has been |

days, ing paint and labor. Collection

praise.” sisting in the care of a war. orvhan

High Noon Ceremony Is dance was held at ne eommnity Solemnized At

tion was held for approximately 75 guests at The Gregor Hotel. yt bride’s mother received in| a dress of royal blue crepe with | : 7 setia trim and tiue and white and presented the bride-to-be with accessories and she wore a cor- Sage of white featherea c- tions. The groom’s mother chose a dress of teal blue bengaiine with white accessories and wore a corsage of yellow chrysantne- mums. The bride’s grandmother attended in a black crepe dress

George’s parish council C.W.L. was held on September 27 with a good attendance. The Very Rev. Director opened the meeting with prayer. The president, Mrs. Joseph A. Morrison occupied the chair. The minutes of the last regular and executive meetings were approved as read. A total membership of 54 was reported by convener, Mrs. Gus Mac- Donald.

card of thanks from the family of the late Alex D. Campbell, |et- ters from provincial Red Cross

spiritual convener.

te

AND MES. ALFRED MURRAY

| with black and ‘white accessories and wore a corsage of white car- nations.

A three-tier wedding cake top-

Zion Church ped with dainty sweetheart roses

‘ centered the bride’s table. rhe The bride was attended by Mrs. toast, to the bride was proposes

iby Rev. Mr. Campbell and re George A. Cudmore who wore a| sheath style dress of blue crystal | sponded to by the groom.

ro iad S be tet toe eee coral sheath dress with jacket

els. She carried a crescent : ; shaped bouquet of blue and white and with this she wore a corsage feathered carnations and wore a matching floral headpiece. r

The groom was attended by Mr. George Cudmore. > George Cudmore entertainei at

For travelling the bride chose }and navy and white accessories,

of white feathered carnations. Prior to her marriage several social functions were held. Mr;

: : miscellanéous shower at hex Following the wedding a recep- home also Miss Shirley Wood en- tertained in her honor. Mrs. Blythe H. Murray sister-in-law of the groom entertained at a. tea

two Island scenes. A communtiy shower was held at the bride's home, where she received many useful and lovely gifts.

ST. GEORGE’S C.W.L. The regular meeting of the St.

Correspondence consisted of

It was decided to observe spec- ° Quality Work

ial devotional in honor of our

Lady Fatima on the first Satur-- @ Fast Delivery

Until Monday — Diary — Good! for another year. Correspondence ¢ay of October.

IRISHTOWN W.I. cusrion held on the merits of the

The October WI. met at the present programmes, with some

pr

SI ally in th g es f-a- The Ode was sung, followed by cepecially in thé programmes f-a

children Mrs. D. Hickox offered to be stess to the annual meeting on November 3. At the conclusion of business meeting several] games of birgo were enjoyed by all, followed by a dainty lunch by members of the com- mittee in charge.

The treasurer reported $742.99 ——— ears hemes

A generous round of applause ho

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