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In St. James Church last evening 'a1 8 oclock the marriage was sol- einnized of Narnia Margaret Jamie- soir youngest tlzitlglitei" of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Janiicson of Ci1ar1u.ie-

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_~ uiltuitiliig. 11¢- cliuieli was artistic-ally 11cc- orated iviiti hydrangea and cliry- santhcinuins and the ceremony‘ wit- nessed by a wide circle oi relatives and invited g1 s, while mmiy interested friend.» llircilged tlie beautilul church building and show- ered the bridal ("Ollple with COll-i tetli and itood wishes. g _The bride, who was given in mar- i‘ riage by her father, wore an ex-l quisite gown of Robin's egg blue velvet with hat to match and car-l ricd Tlllisnian roses. She was at-l tended as matron of honor by her sister Mrs. Arthur Hunter-Dun:- who wore orchid taffeta with lizit to match and boquet of Johanna Hill roses. The best man was . Henry Trenaman Jamleson, the bride's brother. The guests were

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Ullfillg tlic ceremoiiv Mrs. K, S. Rogers nl lied _\'1;ry softly on ilie Organ. While signing the rcgster lviis.» Leila AicLure sung witn pleas- 111g rlltti the lovely solo by Lieehl, "but" You Alone."

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The guests ueic ushered to the dining room by Miss Isabel Jamie- soii, ulicre Mrs. h. A. cook poured 112.1 111111 .\ir.-. Noel Ausiili cut the ices. 'l‘licy were aissisted in serving by \11s.~ L- 1.1111 Iieiianiziii, liflss _ Miss biaijory Stew-

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one, . and Mrs. Yeats left on a 1110101" trip through Gaspe before taking up their residence in Mon- lienl, 111..- biitie travelling in a smart black tailored coat with black 11111 and silver 10x furs.

Among the out of to\vii were Miss Yeats, Montreal. Q14 bliss Frances Yeats, Montrea; Mrs. Noel Austin, Granby. P_ Q4 Mrs H. A. Cook, Halifax; Miss Isa- 1-‘1 i\llll(2:Oll_ Halifax; Miss Laliah TlTllillllﬂll. Halifax.

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Q. Should a husband hold his wife's coat foi" her, or let her put it on herself? 4 A. Certainly‘ he should hold it. for her. He should show 111s wife

the same courtesies that he ex- tends to other women Q. When planning a dinner

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‘Five of a Kind’ 7 Was J ust F111. For Dioiiiies

B!’ PAUL HARRISON NEA Service Staff Correspondent

H0llyw'0od,—In their motion pic- ture, "Five of 11 Kind." the Dionne quintuplets will make their first bows us real actresses. _

It's not quite the sorbet alt-ting other child slurs consciously do. explained Director Leeds, because the quints portray themselves and thus behave naturally. 4

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Orders," lie said, "and handled their rules exactly as we hoped they could.

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little pieces oi iiusitiess and tell tlicin what I wanted done and sometimes rehearse 111cm in action. Tlu-y look direction for two ren- 5.011s; bcczuise they're such oblig- lng kids. without :1 bit of contra- riness in them, and because they thought it was a game."

Jcan l-Iersliolt and other veterans of 20t1i-1-oss two previous expedi- Lions 10.0 lander, Ont, gave crcrlit to the Eilqvear-old director for the fact that about four times as much usable film was obtaintd for this picture. and in record time despite bad weather.

SING IN ENGLISH, THINK IN FRENCH

“Leeds speaks French." said Hcrsholt. who is “Doctor Luke." "and he found the little girls had a French vocabulary of about 300 Words. 'I'hc_v know some English. and they." oven sing a song ln Eng- lish iii ‘Five of 11 Kind‘ but they think in French.

"Lecdn made everything a game fnr the qulnts. When they balked at. something he would say, ‘If you don't play the game with us. we will hnve to go home.’ And then they'd do whatever he asked them

"Leeds would not do anything to hurt their confidence in us. I lemember what. a time there was about the puppies. Five little cncker spilniels were sent up from Toronto for the babies to play with in the picture. and the nurse had fold the babies about them. But the dogs could he photographed only outdoors. and day after dlw

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The Gas Stove

Be sure to wash the burners on your gas stove frequently with soap suds and water. Clogged burners dull the flame and lessen the heat obtained from the gas.

Sweater Pockets If the sweater pockets are first lined with sateen, they will not stretch. and sharp objects cannot poke through. ‘

lIow five little girls reacted eran screen star who plays Dr.

dolls’ Yvonne said, ‘Mlle. Corri- veau promised the puppies! We mint the puppies!’

"Leeds pleaded with them, and Marie asked lf they could play with the puppies the next day. But lmcds wouldn't prcnise because he knew the next day might be cloudy too, and he wouldn't risk having to double-cross them.

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"We were making the sequen where the quintuplets undress their dolls and )llf them to bed. All of n sudden ey went on strike and wouldn't an sum null

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IDLE RAINBOW

By Phoebe Sheldon

Rufus was skating wiih Poppy. and Toby and Lindsay were Uto- QQLIIUI‘ ivheii they heard 11 lrtle scream. and looked around 1o ﬁnd Jillia lying out full lengtlr Lindsay onlyhad time to say to Toby under her breath, “I'll bet it's a fake. l. bet she did it on purpose Just t0 get Rufus‘ attention." _

Rufus, however, leached Julia's side in an instant, but instead 0f the scene that Iiiiidsay exlleclﬂd. Julia sat there quietly as Rufus, his face anxious. bent over her.

"I don't think I'm hurt. Rufus, old lamb. Don't look so scared. It's my wrist. My right one there. I . . I think I've sprained it. I landed on my right hand. I think mv skate caught in a tw-ig in the ice." _

A1111 there was a twig frozen in the ice, Lindsay could see as she kicked it with her toe. and fur- thermore Julia grew suddenly very pal» and fell back in Rufus‘ arms.

“She's fainted,“ said Tcby.

"I'll carry her t0 the house." And in a flasii Rufus had stuffs-d a sweater under Julia's head for a pillow. unfastened his shoe skates and put on his shoe. He picked Julia up and started along the path to the house.

It was a subdued group that fol- lowed Rufus and Julia as swifdy as

when they saw their first real, live Luke in the qulnfl‘

the nursery in a big basket. The qulnts, who had seen the fluffy aback for a moment. but noon made a rush for the floppy-cared pups an are, left to right: Yvonne, Emilie, Cecil, Annette, and Marie.

carried 1n by I-Iersholt. the camera was turning to record the quints’ first reactions to pets they pre- viously had seen only in picture- books. However, most. of the le- quences for "Five of a Kind" were rehearsed in advance; or at least there was some discussion about

them. Leeds told about the time the four-year-old stars were supposed bring ‘ Doctor Luke" his break- fast. mostly coffee. One would race in wt h a cup, another with a spoon. a third with the cream, and so on. ‘ ey did it four times,” the di- rector recalled. "nnd when I was

they oouid chang] their shoes and start up the pat . Lindsay W85 conscious of a cold wind and gath- ering clouds overheacL Every ves- tlge of sunshine seemed t0 have dis- appeared and instead the winds b cw harshly through the boughs of the trees

Lindsay was walking with Toby. The coloi- was slowly coming back into Julia's face when they slam- med the front door. Rufus was on his knees in front of her holdingia. glass 0f brandy to her lips. e hardly knew when the others came in, so concentrated was his atten- tion on Julia. Finally he straight- ened up and said:

‘"1 feel sure_lt isn't broken, but it is a bad sprain. Dr. Shaw ought to be here any moment and then we ll know. I'm sorry. Julia dear. D0 you know yet how it happened?"

“Never mind, Rufe. It was a twig in the ice. But it might have hap- pened without 1t. I mean it wasnt your fault." She patted his zirm with her uninjured left hand. "NOW be

ood and help me out of the tops of t is suit if you can. It-welln! a bit warm indoors. or maybe its the brandy.”

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Director Wishes All Film Players Were As Smart and Obliging '21s the Quintuplets

puppies, Ia recorded above by the amen. "Five of a Kind," brought the little red cooker spaniel; to

with floral (‘DISH e-‘and conirasf-ln! hat of green. wl other accessories to match her dress. .

The ceremony will be perfvrmed bv Rev. Dr. R. Morehcad L-egate. while the Choir will render suitable bridal selections.

Following the ceremony a wed- ding breakfast will be served at the Queen Hotel for the immediate family and inimate friends after which the happy young couple will leave on a motor trip to Montreal and points of interest. the bﬁdi‘ trave ling in a smart gray coat with squirrel trimmings.

The Guardian. with ‘their hosts v! friends join in nappies‘. felicita-

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fled tone as she drew a. sweater W91‘ her head and PNDared to pull me next lighter sweeter off:

"wELi, hasn't this been the fun- niest. day!" She threw herself down on the bed and drew W he!‘ knee‘- “It seem to me I've been feeling lntgnsely may niaienéoof it. a

0P9)’ 1 ' shqwei- behind the oiled silk curtain or do yiou W311i; Rwytub bath with some p ne o i

""1 think a pine bath WOW-l be lovely." ,

“The reason you think its been funny," said Poppy. “is that you Bot u too early." 1

"- Mild Undsay, “but 1 wouldn't have nussed that walk 10X‘ the world."

Poppy stopped in the middle of hunting through her suitcase and tamed and looked at her.

"I wonder what's happened to me," said Lindsay 111116111811’. 5W5)’- iriﬁ back a little with her hands st 1 clasped over her knees. wonder whether it's that I dislike Julia so much or she dislikes mo. But anyway, we keep reacting to each other all the time. I was sim- ply furious at her at breakfast. l mean I have 11.111 can do to keep from smacking back at her all the time. I wonder-what it's all about. Have you any idea. POPPY?

POPPY was looking a, her with open eyes. “I wish I were t-all and slim and had light, brown hair that curled up the way yours does. It makes you lookvery much like an angel. And there's a. swell quality to your skin. It looks so velvety and the color in your cheeks Just melts."

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lmle fellows only as pictures In their nursery. books, were taken

Whenever they were puzzled about something they'd settle it in a hud- die, and a ‘funny thing was that they seemed to be almost tele- pathic in the way they'd drop everything at the same time, and get together and start whispering.

"We . I found out they were worrying about why we were playing that game five times.

Pretty soon they decided simply that ‘Dotta Lute’ must be a very hungry man that. mornin to want so many breakfasts 8o ey came back and whipped through the scene again and we got it Just right.

‘They have a swell sense of humor. and love l0 make other people laugh loo. ‘Huron n IO-

d gave them quite l. rnaullng. In the picture the qulnh

quance where the kids are around a microphone and are sup ed to be on t e air. I thought t would be amusing if they took the mike w pieces and curried it away. 'I‘hat didn't take much coaching, be- cause they'll take anything apart if “an give them a chance. Emilia is t e most mechanical-minded and she did most of the work. and then the other four grabbed the base and ran away with it. was really so funny that weal! iaughted out loud. even with the camera tu lag. The kids were so doiifhted honi- us laugh that on the second take they really wrecked that microphone and in - iopod off with the iocu. I gun m1 the mut- onthue aatlc scene in the Ih& ﬂﬂro."

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“l-WPPY. you idiot. N0 bouquets. I'd give anylhing if I were as little as you are, A110 speaking of skin contrasts, lnaiiy people I know would give anything for those red cheeks of yours and your white skin and dark hair. You little goose. whais got into you anyway?“

‘"1 don't. know" said Poppy. -

“Well, I won er--Poppy, do youl know anything about falling in love? 1 mean do you think 1 am. Poppy dear?" _

And Poppy with wide open turned and looked at her. Lindsay. n_0t_yo1i tom:

Julia's wrist was badly sprained. It was bandaged and put in a sling which she carried in a loose white silk scarf for the evening. It manag- ed somehow to give her an an" of distinction. an air of fragility, d to make her the center of atcention.

As they drove up the hill to the Alexanders’ they could see cars 11.1- ready there in the driveway with their headlights on, looking as if it might be, said Toby, either a. road- side inn or a wedding. The porch was lighted and there was already a. crowd gathered there talking. They were introduced to Terry 11nd Gwen and to others " nearby. Most of the girls had on silk sports dresses with polo coat-s thrown over them. Julia sat down in a wicker chair under the porch immediately sur- rounded by several men with whom she chatted and laughed. She was going to diaper-one the stay-at-

omes, she said. She was Qﬂlm to be the reception committee n with John Alexander and Terry an Gwen. And Rufus needrrt bother to stay with her. She was perfect all right. Rufus should go on ahea . Take Lindsay Abbott in the oar a not, mind about her. even if - she couldn't go.

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It was PODPy wno say: toe. "it's just the wayqahe my; th gs." she murmured, " ow Rut. us W111 have a rotten time just be- cause she's made him feel that she's a martyr. She can't let o of him, She gives me the most avl ulpalri 111 the nec "

1 Lindsay nodded and burrowed dgiper into her camel's hair cone

too.

When the clues were all distrib- uted a-nd John Alexander saw that there was somebody 1n each cur who knew the country, set off. Lind- say. in the front seat, opened the cigar box and read the first clue.

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