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I Happenings O The Week

M Princes Elizabeth who was six- DJBAXIEUO Club. 811511111“! "m1 teen years on April 21st. stands five first class honors. After graduation feet six inches~a full inch taller she visited her sister. Mrs. Peier

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Dellcatelv tinted simmer flowers and greenery adorned St. James Presbyterian Churcn and made a most effective setting for a wedding of especial charm and wide interest last evening at. 7.30, when Miss Margaret Frances Prowse, daughter

guests and a large congregation 0f interested friends.

The voung bride. who was given in marriage by her father. was n. delightful picture in an exqlli-"ilw

her voic. “'11s lzkc her tnothefs. Glimpses of Elizabeth as a young lady have been reassuring. Caim confidence and what the press callzd "unliurricti dignity" marked her tie-

is taking place early next week. Other hostesses included Mrs. Ernest Lrd and Mrs. W. E. Aitken, the popular young bride-to-be receiving lovely gifts to mark the happy oc-

nieanoi‘ when, wearing a brooch casloits. gtgnatflgégée saacxe‘: 02225112? ‘e323: piociitiniiug her new rank as colonel ' ' ' _ ‘ Finn-m. Prowse M1059 dress was o! of the famed Grenadier Guards, she Mrs. Bonneli. W118 0f D1‘-

white organdle with pastel flowers.

The groomsman was Surg. Lieut. Karl Garten of Halifax. N. 5.. and the ushers Mr Andrew J. Likely. Sure. Lieut. L. E. Proivse. Fl. Lt. John Robertson and Mr. Donald Seaman.

Miss Lilian MacKcnzie Mus. Bach . was at the organ and the St. James Choir sang the nuptial hymns. dur- ing the signing of the register WhLch was witnessed by Surg. Lieut- Karl Garten and Surg. Lleut. L. Prowse.

The lllfillV pretty summer dresses

J. Sutherland Bonnell. and family of New York, arrived on Wednesday to occupy their residence at George- town for the summer months. Dr. Bonnell is coming next week.

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1'8Vl€\\'9d a guard detachment on ner last birthday. The Guards danced that nigh: to celebrate the occasion The Princess danced with her fath- er, Wllh young Guards officers and with a 16 "var-old drummer bay. Itforuover. mu danced well.

Since tlicti. \\'it1i other 16-year- old.~ Elizabeth has appeared at a district headquarters to register under llle National Service Act-and the nation nodded approving-Y at. tlio trim figmc lll a Girl Guide uni- form who tibliuitigly

Miss Emma Nicholson arrived lionie Tuesday from New York where she spent a month with her sister Miss Elsie Nicholson R. N. who will loin her family here in Jilly.

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Tea will be served at the Char-

gestitig a common source, had rc- James Church, last evening were The brpE-s mother Mm prowse community.

pace, they are at least well in step with their people.

The war may delay the princess’ court life. but it brought no lapse 1n her carefully planned cdiczttion. Much of it come; from tutors and textbooks and mute l5 weighty stuff for a young glI'l—-(‘CDllOnllCS, socio- logy and constitutional history. for example. She has long been pro- ficient in French and begun study- ing Gcrnan and Spanish years ago.

But there are other sides. of lier tralnizig. She i5 being brought into contact occasionally with every stratum of British society. It was something of a. sensation when she and her younger sister, Princess Margaret, accompanied by the Queen. appeared in the British equivalent of a “five and ten cent" store on a holiday shopping tour. And both giris 530T. a lot of fun out of their first stibway ride.

Elizabeth is learning at first hand about the people of other countries. Among many she has talked with the Soviet Ambassador. and, by re- cent report, she calls Norway's King Haakon “uncle‘."

Most important of all, however, she seems to know what PGODIB want of a. princess who appears des- tined to become a queen."

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Mrs. J. A. Mathieson who has been on a short holiday trip to Montreal is returning home today.

O O O O

Lcod travelling in a blue suit with navy accessories, fox fins and cor- sagc of pink roses._

The many exquisite gifts received are evidence of the popularity of Fl. Lieut. and Mrs. ‘MllCIfiQd who will take up H1011‘ residence in Tor- orto where the groom carried on his medical practice before joining the Air Force.

The Guardian joins in happiest congratulations.

hostess last evening at a most. en- i0yi1b1e bridge for Miss Davida Baker, who is being widely enter- tained by her friends.

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The office staff of the Dominion Department of Agriculture to mark their pleasant flSbl-JCIEIUOHS for sev- eral years with Miss Baker, pre- sented her with an exquisite silver tray, the presentation speech being made by Mi‘. H.W. Clay, while Mr. A. F. Darnell presented the tray amid happiest good wishes.

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On Thursday evening the Wo- men's Auxiliary of the Baptist Church gave Miss Baker a wonder- ful array of lovely cut glass and dainty china and the choir sent her a pair ofsilver candle sticks to mark their happy associations.

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tantes will “come out" at the Queen Charlotte's hospital ball at Grosve- nor house, London. All are doing war work or waiting to go into me services. s0 many mothers QPPUEQ for tickets that a “rationing plan was adopted. Many of the gowns worn will be renovations. O O O I

Miss Elizabeth McLean, Ottawa. spent a short time at her home in Albery Plains, before leaving to take a special course in Cornell University, N.Y.

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Mrs. Hunter Duvar and her daughter have arrived home from spending the winter" months in Boston.

Professor Patterson and family gressurtunering at Drummoridville,

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The tea hostesses at the Golf Links this afternoon will be Mrs. H R. 115-189. MYS- W. E. Cotton, Mrs. H. L- 394". MrS. RD. Qtugley, Mrs. R. T. Holman.

What about it?

Miss Mary Houle has arrived from Boston for the summer months. - . - o

Mrs. Harry Yeates and baby ar- rived from Montreal on Thursday, to be with her mother. Mrs. J. Cv. Jamlcson. wliosc serious illness at the home of ner daughter Mrs. Arthur Duvar is so much regretted.

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A cordial welcome is being 81W“ to Mr. Duncan Murray Cameron of the Bunk of Manhattan. New York, Mrs. Cameron 111w M185 (3311111119 MacLeod of New York. who are spending a holiday wit-h the letters mother, Mrs. Margaret Oliver. UPPfir Prince Street,’ ' . .

Crcelman MacArthur en-

Mrs. Jasper Pickard met with a Dflmful accident last week-end when she slipped in her home injuring her shoulder and has been confined to he: bed for several days.

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Miss Minnie Clements is being cordially welcomed from Boston having come to spend the summer. Miss Clements has completely re- covered from.he’r 1:266:11; accident,

General regret ls expressed over the transfer of Sqclri. Leader R. Edward, RAF. to Washington, where he will be Joined later by Mrs. Edwards and family. They will be very much missed by their circle of Charlottetown friends among whom they have undeared themselves.

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Mrs. H.B.R f Pi t Commencement of “so c Du spentmis

vieek in the city with her daughters,

senior class receiving l-ier degree of BA. Miss MacCabe who 1111511841 a most active college career being I1. member of Kappa Kappa Gomma Soriorlty, on the executive of Wil- iiard Straight, a member

joined the nursing staff of the Pro. vincial Sanltorium. O O O O

Rationing has reached the debit- tantes in Britain. The 1942 debu-

L w Hotel honouring Mrs. Gled- fiat? wife of sad- » - W- Gledhill, who is leaving the Prov-

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(Sr. ) Summerslde.

Holman,

O O O O mo. A111... Stuart wcriley H"! Mrs. Wort-icy‘ have returned i0 summersidc from a short wedding trip visiting the beauty 5901.5 01 Prince Edward Island. O O O O

t of Edmonton.

Hills I Lin‘ HE 6 liilillélli Ti? Eiiliif ~ I nine Tarantula,

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R t‘ EBSCWOOG high ered table in s h 1, Miss Pauline seller. daugh- glv-liil Q w-‘PQ “'05.; Ev‘. qua‘ i3‘, ti‘? Mrs. C. E. Seller and the late room‘ , ...J.‘l'.."li<r u tat in" 5531-811 y, Rev. John Seller formerly of Char-

lottetown received the Margaret

Eaton silver medal at graduation ‘Tm gm-ry-I f‘ f} EH52? ceremonies at the Margaret Eaton g1, ou,"

j i, h». J‘ I in»; achgol ‘in Torgngotlaasfi weeks.‘ T}l‘ie

,5 tneal aware o opupwo

flifgfn 15E’ I hggfrgfé, has the highest standing in U10 Eggn- ,,,, § a g x u: class and who has given the great-

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est service to the school. The Ed monton Bulletin referring to Miss Seller said that she was well known among the younger people of 1!}!- monton, and left here. two years ago to attend the school. Before that she was active in Y.W.C A. work, and he'd a position as Priv- ate secretary to the assistant mar:- aizer of The T. Eaton Co. Western

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Cornell University on May 25th. Mr. c. N. E 1, Hillsb M“ - m???” .. Miss Elizabeth MacCabe was in the an; Miss Ahilgrlgflss v-i...°§."...sil§€5§,,éff,f,'flf'ifi..lflil,.fii“lfliychihhfif 111 W" Y°“-

n3 in quickly, brushing past Chad.

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Young People Usually Believe Nothing

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_ you as the color of your eyes and y0111 Wmple _ , E “we l‘.°.."..“l"?l..l°i°il.‘.'fifi.ll sizes‘. 222:4; their: bee“ used "° c“ em l’ Little as you think it now.

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Anyway, at 20 you are too young to tie yourself up for keeps. Stay free for a few years and lock ‘em all over.

of Hate

By ISABEL GARLAND

CHAPTER XXVI Serena stared at the button in Chad's hand. "What-what. does it

Chad began.

then Cglefgitigihénliélf. "Not I'd bet- t r no . 8 it?’ krhow. k151i watt and tell the sher- e domes."

Jgstextthen. over his shoulder. 5e-

rena thought she saw the move-

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listening

°r me Mrs. Girda Morrison and Mfl- ment of a shadow in the dimly lit H. T. Holman (Jr) were 101m dining room, as though some one - CHILD'S PxAylm 1N CROS5'5TITCH hostesses on Thursday for 11 had been watching and 1 chaimingly arranged afternoon tea there and was now slipping away. at the residence Mrs H. T. ‘I'm goi new.

she said dining room,

found it empty; but the swinging door to the butler‘s pantry seemed to be swaying ever so slightly. She hurried across the room and pusned n, She went. through it

‘there, she found Miss Peasley and Advent seated talt the oilcloth-cov- e

"why. Serena!" exclaimed Miss Peasley. "You came so quietly. didn't hear a sound."

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I hope I didn't star-

" dvent and I were Just discuss- Qg Thurber." IM§_s_P_easley_went_o1‘1.

Limited. She was also well known in Edmonton musical circles

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in several concerts while living here. During her stay in Tor. onto she was soloist in one of the ches. This summer Mi.“ Seller will act as councillor at the

club camp just.

out. of ‘Toronto, and in the fall she will take a position C A in R

with the Y.W.

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hor e, 5 ,- . urdl . Th tlon re _ _ .. ‘Wilfrid than her "int-her. Once. zvhen she Botzienmayer Jr. in Washington. o, ML and Mrs, T, w, L. Prowse. high ideals Have a college degree and good business oflpormmzg awn", ‘hug h“: lrlélshcdflth: warm“ Thtlsgélil: "asserts, “wan does the 283x121), stifle ‘Orr/gaff; “an u appeared ln a swiintring compctl- At present Miss MacCabe is slaying became 11.9 bmle of Ft. Lt. Fred- m; me fife,- [he war, 1 am 1n love with a nice girl. telli en. Good “h” “d Trude Baird ‘mm - my m. l}; a)“ m) _11i>e‘a.i' 14,0. “(m- “dmmng Y°P°"'"°‘ "°5"-'“)°d a1 m“ Hm“ Barbmm New Ymk 911°!‘ 53mm Macl-“d- 5°“ °f M“ character. Divorced Pflfem-S- We 111° °1 1115mm‘ mmmflu" m‘ r9 hotuewlve: 1n this retiyn. The Th Persian Proverb wisely saith 5...)...‘ at table dxilklyfhh m h her figure as nail, stutjy. finely City. and the late Dr. J. R. Macleod of 1181mm He, mothen howev" does no; have our code of ethics“ "awe" l" provlded by ‘he mum “Aelenmhy “mane _ “n early- memd m “mm Ilsa-y} flom bglt-"i sh Mr Ed D‘ is; host 13% Hawkesbury‘ geld? g ceremony n we should marry’ what would be our Chan“! o: our l‘ e mm‘ “"4"! "M M" ‘nmulmt q“°" death " One caution t time? afjzggcktt 1 uanta _ , . i o n was - e impressive w n ~ r , - ~ I 3- su IOOlf-fzlliyivfi fiithtletreisflrkilgayGeorsg ess a? her home Tlaursdnanyl gftegnoon glaslpterfgimlgdwbyqrthgrflleciflré. m8 out’ happily? IHANSWEElQ-Pracyticallyopilbouggo 51115111 fiizwedh"fgngnlhgglcfinomfiifgs“: Or gttiggkatl-XIIGS takes the form ln- égClirfOfltggggeft-‘iifiebu sslilfigeilagfilléilig. d i=r "no t , t tt te n kl ens OVWT - - ‘ '- - - ‘n e wa. v ' Ad - .. - ' I . . '- iu giltitiiet-‘it Brlllllc) “fir. Sh‘; $323!.‘ iifiiii ivytargirit McKee, whose M- A. s. '1. R. A. 11. in ‘the fissile. do happen occasionadlly: anddaaggrd up; glafiftfj“; ‘fiflltjjlhne ;',‘:,‘(',f,{ poililetagenyour tongue cutoff your wipe? m‘) sliaigycad t: i. ‘bull ti} cast i0 chad t. icuees everyone said marriage to Mr. Robert Nicholson. D1'¢'5'~‘11¢@ 0f 11 111111111“ °f 111"“ then a marriage thfli Seem” We“ ' w -~ - “>18 1o our

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DEAR. MiSS nix-At. one time my family was very wealthy, but we housekeeping more efficient. lost our fortune and now barely make a living. b in rich man who

mother has done nothing but talk to me a outtgiaatriiy wgsflmy duty to do n so and she is very much incensed with me because I have fallen in love