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Robert Cousins Marchbank,; son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. March- bank, New Annan. Rev. ’ Brown officiated. .Mrs. Profitt was organist companied Miss Ann Le she cang ‘““The Wedding previous to the ceremony ' “O...Promise Me’? during signing of _the register. The -bride, ‘given in by her father, was“Tovel wedding gown of whité peau: sole, featuring lace . around nétkline, long sleeves and length skirt with train: Her’ length veil was held in: place with a crown, séquin trimmed and she carried a bouquet of red roses. ‘ :

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_. Mr, Montague Warren, ninety | lyears young, was. @. framed ‘Citation by: :

jolly good fellow” and with Mr. Pron An Warren at the piano a pleasant | , F hour was spent in singing the 4ays in Charlottetown beautiful’ Christmas Carols. de | his uncle and aunt, Mr. ! |Mrs. Amos Clarkin.

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A recitation | ? by little Miss Marlene Bower | and bab . received warm applause. - 1 * | pendin mother highlight of ‘the. even-| With their parents Mr. and Mrs.

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fas’ | Marvin Johnston, Montague, and ing was the arrival of Santa | nd Claus (Keith Gameron) who in eee and Mrs. Kenneth MacDoa-

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‘Hints On Good Grooming “Given All Working Girls.

TORONTO — Working gi ris across the country may get some helpful good grooming pointers from a program-initiated by the

“ Canadian, Imperial Bank of Commerce. : 2 “. At a luxuriously -. ap pointed Commerce.Career__Céntre in Toronto new. girls are told dur- ing a four-day course that it is

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~~ bank that customers receive -@ “favorable impression. \“Your personal appearance is one of your reatest assets,” they ‘are: told. ‘Such attributes as intelligence, personality and

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> an immaculate, well - appearance. me How to achieve this? recommends these; tials: a daily: bath, Mai) ‘of a deodorant; frequent use’ of a depilatory; frequent. shampoos cleati and neatly pressed cloth- es; conservatively styled shoes, Polished and in good repair; neu- tral-shaded stockings -worn at all times; hands smooth and ~ well cared for with polish un- ‘chipped and not too brilliant. in color. ee Beauty expert Anne " 26,-a blonde from Sydney,” Aus- tralia, is in charge of the mase up, g grooming .and, exercis- ing course, Tall and attractive, - she practises what she preach- * es, donning a yellow smock on ‘the job.. Longlashed she wears mascara, lipstick, a moisturiz- ing cream and ‘powder. - “You can wear all thé cos metic aids,” said Anne. “The _ trick is tp-apply it correctly. The only Item banned by the bank is the eyeliner because some girl ‘40 not ‘know how to use it use it at all because ‘of , “shape of their eyes.” As eye-make-up is being stres- eed for all age groups, Anne § her ms | that eyeshadow

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Party which is so eagerly ton At Bloomfield ed forward to, and so well te.

membered by: sightless’ guests. | - HOWLAN — In lieu of the Mrs. MacDonald thankéd Mrs. | regular meeting, the St. | A n-

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evening's enjoyment. * * | social gathering on Wednesday, meat | Dec. 27 in the Parish Centre. Mrs. Cecil Palmer entertain-| -1t was much enjoyed by all ed the members of the. Crystal.|.who attended and among the in- Chapter, Order of the Eastern | teresting features were square Star at a: Yuletide tea at her dancing and step dancing -with home Wednesday afternoon, IM | musie being furnished by Pius honor of the Worthy Matrom | Doiron at the violin and Jerry Mrs. Bruce Lewis, and officers | pitre at-the piano; cribbage and of the Chanter> ¢ | auction forty-five games, and Mrs, Lewis “and Mrs: . Everett carol singing. Everyone enjoyed

MacDougall présidel over the | : ; tea cups. Assisting in. serving | seeing the many: pictures a

the Spiritual director, Rev. J. s. Gordon Lord, Mrs. ; Bertram ‘Larkin; Mrs. Ernest | gars poo aeaee gam | White, Mrs. Julia Herring ‘and | "8 ager . ae Jack” Smallwood, Sea- | ther Places ¢ ee ai sonal gifts were presented to the’ The. outstanding feature was Worthy Matron and Worthy Pat-| ® Visit from Santa Claus, who ron by the hostess. | having his annual chore finish- |. ; ed, seemed jollier than ever and]. Miss ‘Doreen Kays, student at: | yard a treat_for everyone pres-4 = a eee | Attractive tables were set by.{ the eS ge = a base and powder. With a-sable | delightful lunch was enjoyed by | brush, fill the bristles: with lp-| candlelight. with backg round stick colour. and trace’ the - out- | Music. of popular Christmas car- line of your lips to get a clean, | 9%: ote _ 4 smooth-looking _lipline. Allow "The members felt that it was the colour.to set: before you‘ blot .a pleasant change from, the reg- away the excess.’ -, (etree amt enema - : - But most important of a1, cleanse your skin. on retiring every night. Miss Balnaves re commends-—a nightly ritual” of cleansing and massage for: the }- skin for new female employees of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.

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H., BENNETT CARR | Dist. Supr. Sun Life of Canada, ‘Phone 48817 — 4-5435 Charlottetown, P.E4,

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shade to darken the flesh and | bring out.the eyes. If the eyes are round, use medium shade and blend the shadow up -t o- | ward the brow-and out beyond the eye, This makes the eye ap- péar more oval-shaped, a de-- | sired look, according to Anne. _ If the eyes are deep set, use a light flattering shade to match the eyes and apply it—liberaily across the lid, keeping it out of the inner-corner of the eye. “Eyelash make-up is. the t flattering touch a women can add to her eyes,” said Anne ;“Just* brush your upper lashes j-with an upward stroke and your fower lashes with a downward stroke but he sure-there “is not too much mascara to start with”’ Be -cautious.-with the eyebrow

ed by sketching the brow f01)- lowing the natural browline and drawing each hair. individually | Be sure to pluck the stray hairs.

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