mother. Her corsage was of

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Margate and other relatives _ were served by the girls.

piace es wii iia . ergendy petals, fimmea wit to - be was ensested to ter cimnir was henwed \¢t the June mest 1 sited with friends and pearis. The bride wore a ate| by Mrs. Wendell Matthews ing of Dock Women's Institute EAST BALTIC {im the eastern districts ately engraved gold bell nec k- Decorated baskets containing when the presentation of a _— lait Geaee to os lace, an heirloom sent by her the gifts were brought in by ing gift was made by the a Se a = _— oo maternal grandmother. She car-| |Nancy Hardy, Heather Rix, Va- dent, Mrs. William aes In, visi with his wretiy eee _— itied a bouquet of sweetheart lerie Hudson and Paula Mat- the near future Cpl. and Mrs. ¢f. “ioha R. Johnston, who has ee: rdine. roses. |thews. In opening her gifts, Pettitt will be leaving for a been a patient in the Montague weil, entered Souris Diane Roberts was maid of Miss Ashley was assisted by posting in Nova Scotia. Hospital for the past several’ “= treatment. 2 jhonor, and the three brides- Shirley Pridham. The greetings weeks. Red oe head |maids were Barbara Weale, sis- were read by Edith Rayner and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jones Mildred MacDonald returned’ = ait tiindical ter of the bride, Carol Ann Gra- the gifts were passed by Faye left recently to return to their to her home in St. Catherines @nd receiv Di ane See hair, 0 a Gordon. Hostesses were Mrs. home at Cambridge. ae. |nentes sume Se eer ee ae <> tendants all wore floor le nct — Byron Bowness, Mrs. Vernon after visiting Mr. Jones’. grand- lottetown Hospital. i. relativ Grames of peas @5 sale tdowlicel ‘The Guardian. Charlottetown, Mon., June 21,/1965. 7 Hudson, Mrs. Ralph Haywood, mother, Mrs. Bessie MacK ay. Mrs. Gus Gregory is conval- eastern districts. ees tee, tees ty Oe ee tee Herbert Pridham, Mrs. | Kensington. escing at her home at Nerth bride. The maid of honor’s gown | | Glen Rennie, Mrs. Alvir Wilkie, Lake, following her iliness in HOUSEHOLD Hi and train were gold i colour, | HAPPENINGS Mrs. Sidney Hardy, Mrs. Wen- Im Saturday June 19 Guard-. the Souris Hospital. while the bridesmaids’ trains, | del! Hardy" and’ Mis Mrs. = sane ian, the cutlines under the wed- Mr.\and Mrs. Jack Stewart, When wooden canisters we at sone ee Autoey-Jenninn, Semnen's Stier, Phone ¢50s 7 *. George Buchs." a. sicture were in error — the Mrs. Marjorie Cameres. Mrs. ne a aad ting their crimson gowns. They groom's name should have read Annie B. Houston, and Mrs. Jen- ggraffin in the bottam wore tiar as and carried brace- Mrs. Ruth Sommers, music)Larsen, formerly of Augustine Dr. and Mrs. Weldon Harnish, Roy Roger Keizer, not Crozier. ale Cameron, Charlottetown, vi-'cracks and let it hardes. let beuquest of daisies and teacher at Alberton schools for Cove. Halifax, arrived recently to at- sweetheart roses. the past two years left on Wed- tend the wedding of their niece, The groom was attended by nesday for Montreal. From Mrs. Winifred Ramsay has re- Norma Ramsay to Carl Thomp- his brother. Rebert Hickox. there. she will travel to visit turned to her home at Hamilton, son at the Kensington United Moncton, and three ushers. relatives and friends in Eng- after spending the winter Church. David Weale, brother of the land, Sweden and Germany. months at Boston, Mass. bride, and Donald and Kirk; Prior to her departure, she. High school classmates and Hickox, also brother of the she was honored on two occas- Marilyn Dixon, RN. Charlot- other friends honored Norma : lions. On the first occasion mem- tetown is spending some time Ramsay prior to her marriage ) § The mother of the bride chose bers of the Sacred Heart parish with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. with a surprise shower at the 4 for her daughter's wedding a cheir-had a pleasant social ev- Roy Dixon, Bothwell. home of Marlene MacE wen, sheath of ice - blue chiffon over ening at the Western Hospital. | Kensington. The guest of honor : taffeta, with matching accessor-- when Mrs. Sommers was add- Mrs. Haze! Moase has return- was attended by Valerie Bow- jes and a corsage of yellow ressed by Rev. Gerald Steele, ed home after spending the win- ness and the gifts were presen- > | Poses. and the presentation of a gift ter months at Vancouver, B.C. ted by the hostess. Mrs. Edwin ; A pink brocade sheath, topped was made by Mrs. E. E. Larter. and is visiting her daughter Johnson furnished appropriate anna cememececbN | with matching coat and accesso- Refreshments were served by and son-in - law, Mr. and Mrs. music and also accompanied for wEW is ries, was worn by the groom's! the hospital staff. | Willard Thompson and family, group singing. Refreshments UNIQUE i

A colorful wedding took place en Saturday, June 12, at 3 p.m. in Central Christian Church, Charlottetown, when Leona Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WO. Weale, Charlottetown and James Franklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Eldon Hickox, Glen Val!- ley were united in marriage

Merle Zimmerman, Frederic- ton. was officiating minister at the double ring ceremony, and music was played by the organ- ist, Mrs. A. R. MacRae. During

sang “The Wedding Prayer” and “The Song of Ruth" during the signing of the register.

The bride, given in marriage by her father was in a floor lerigth sheath of peau de faille, overlaid, with panels of lace, with the lace motif repeated to frame the scoop neckline and three quarter sleeves. The gown featured a billowing taffeta train, which flowed gracef u | ly from a bow at the waist. Her)

elbow length, scalloped veil was |

deep pink roses.

~Last Monday

evening mem- friends.

A reception for 130 guests was bers of St. Peter's Anglican

jheld in the educational building Church and a few other invited Rev. C. J. Riley of Chariotte-|

Mrs. Ronald Pettitt, Alberton,

lef the church. Mr. Zimmerman | guests met at. the home of Mr. town is renewing friendships in

matching draped hat and white accessories. She wore a corsage of white carnations.

The couple left for a honey- moog in the Eastern States after |the traditional throwing of the ‘bouquet and showers of confetti.

On ‘their return they will re- side in Charlottetown. ~

_(Phote o by Craswell)

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