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ME. AND MRS. MICHAEL J. GAUDET

Yellow And White Mums Decorate Church’s Altar

The marriage took place at 5i Sicplien's church. Haliiax. f\ S. in July 1)! Diane Kath- ria. daughter at Mr. and Mrs. ilidc r. Lacey at Halifax, N.s.. and Michael Joseph, son of Ma- yor and Mrs, . Walthen Gail» dri rit Charlottetown. P. E. I,

The rcremnny. was periormad hi itcv Msur. Len Murphy, The altar was decorated with yellow and white Chrysanthemums. Wedding music lvas played by Mrs Charles Flemming, with soloist Mr. Charles MacG re

The bride. given in marriage by her rather. was gowncd in a Saliva original or white pcau tie sale in classic deslcn with slightly belied skirt. The cath~

rrlral train tell (mm the waist wore

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skirt or yellow and orange print. ed pure silk with yl‘iifll“ linen‘ panels tolling irom ihc waist. Her hat was a Pal-is original oi varying shade: ni yellow silk pleated petals. matching shoes and gloves Hai- corsuze was oi bronze chrysanihernuin

Mrs. Gaudet was cowrlcd in u printed pink sheath dress oi pure- silk with matching .iackei. Slic wore a pink organza hat 'nd matching shoes. Her Corsage Was a! white ieathered carnations and pink sweetheart roses. The reception was held in the Georgian Lounge oi the Lord Nelson Hotel.

For her wedding trip through the Maritime Provinces the bride a navy blue linen suit

in soil iolds with graduated rDs-lwilh matching shoes and bag.

es an both s es and crushed row! at the back or tile ward. ilvr three tiered silk iilusi n \I‘II was held in place by pcarl- lrrd lily oi the valley spraying train a crushed rose. she wore a single strand necklace oi cul- tured pearls and matching ear- rinpc. Her bouquei was a can» caric oi white gladioli with cebs trrcd talisman rose

she was attended by Mrs, .liian Salmoiid as matron or ill)- rioiir. Mrs, Lois Lacey and Miss Nora Pelham as bridesmaids. all at Halitas. They were simi- lariy attired in gowns oi white cotton with meadow mist polka dais. hart houtlant sleeves. siiecthcsrt necklincs iull skirts

a railing irom ihc waist whichMr. Roger Harley of Rattles-

I‘ed straw hot and gloves. and Corsage or white gardeniaa.

The young couple will rcsitiP In Charlottetown. where the groom is in the employ or The. Royal Trust Cor-rips i

Out or town cucsls atlcnrl-‘ ing the wedding inrluticd Mrs, Anna L. Knowles. Mrs. Ell -, be”) Gaudet. both oi Charlotte-I

wn. grandmothers oi the groom; Mr. Gage Gaudet and MI'. PIIII Gludot, brothers of th groom D. I. lair II will Donald and . Mr. u M". W. R. Bren- nan. III of Chlrlotieibwo. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. all of Moncion. N. 3.. Miss Coreen Grant of Borden. P. E I. rid

e Siuc

drsrended to a \' In the- back. N

“Iih averskirts or matching It‘an organra. They wore writ

tian hand headdrt‘sscs oi the leachlm atlli'

Prior In her marriage Mrs Gaudet was eutertalned hr the of St. Cather-

name material. matvllin: shorsune’s School in Haliiax oi which and short white glovcs. and card she was a member and present-

rlt‘i‘lvnosegays oi ycllmr sllzista daisies and white carnalions.

I

cd with a gilt ol‘ crystal Show- ers included ones by Miss Ann

The groom was attrnderl by Hilband or Bedinrd and Mrs, his brother John Patrick Gau- Juan Salmond oi Halliax

rim or Charlottetown on best man

The ushers were Mr David groom.

Mayor A. Walihrn (inudet and Gsudet. parents oi the entertained tolluiiing

Ii'dt-cy oi Haliiax. brother oi the; the Weddlniz rehearsal lor mem-

iil’ltlt’. and Mr. ll Id at Charlottetown

Sicrling Mac—lbera or the bridal party. iricnds.

and out It loivn guests. In the

For her dnuchtrr‘s wcddlng‘Evangellne Room at the Nova

.\lrs Lacey wore a gown with .‘rllnw linen bodice. a shcaill

Scutlan Hotel on Friday M't‘ll- n:

WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS Burton CWL Awards Prizes

To Graduating Students

The monthly meeting oi st. sisted by Mrs. Lawrence stuart Pariah Council and Mrs. Lester MacDonald. A. (1w L. was held Sunday, row 7 social hour iollowrd.

Mai-kl. Lot 7.

in thc church Vestry.

Mrs, Gerald Murphy presid- ed. The meeting opened with the Iracuc prowl-r by Ihe IiIrecIor. Rev. D. McTagiic.

Minutes were nod and IP‘ proved followed by the corres- Dondencc.

e Illlm Mn, Colrldge Rollers. read the iiolnclll state- ment.

A section M the by-lIWI WI! read by the president.

Plans were made to awnlor I iteml-iormal dance In the vurish hall: llrranilementl wt-re com- l’tleiai ior the annual church cleanlnl.

it was approved by the meet- lllg to donate prizes to slicer - iul Grade X fludcntl and I Jun- tar catechism prize.

The meeting closed with pray- er and the directora hleasinl.

me ROAD W. l.

loci in unison. night members and_trra visitors were present, An interesting report oi the din» trlc couveolon rm liver: by Mrs. Dick Campbell. The oil- iererit a i "north and new committees we” lmnhi R was moved In Mn. G. Irey. seconded by Mrs. Verna Nicholson that we have a rate at home cookln! lithe next media. in August. This meetlnl to be at the home or Mrs. Coilh MacDonald. bunch “I and by h Ina up

' Roll Call Will be airmen-4i

nunToN w. l.

The July meeting or nitrian w. l. was held at the home or Mrs Melvin MocGregor.

rs, Lance Dalton prcsidcd, The mcctlng opened with the Ode lollowrd by the Mary Sle- wari collect in uiilsan,

Minutes were read. iollowed by the correspondence. tha Ircae purer read the ilriancial cepirts.

Mrs. ivan Collicutt gave a re~ port on the district convention held in Duvar.

sick committee repoer Viki» in a member who was ill and taking a treat.

it was decided to collect old woollena iur re weaving: and to clean the school betare opening day.

A scramble word contest Wu icon by Mrs. noma Vsuiaar

Mrs. Edward Colllclltt will be beaten tor the August meeting.

I donation {of I fllh has. The new committee to visit the nick include! Mn. Roma Vlutour

o and Mn. Lance Dalton pro

flrlmme committee: Mrl. Ivan

Collicuit. lunch: Mrs. Eva nal- 1’

ion. Mn. Melvin MncGrI-lor. Ind Mn. Elme’lI Coolie.

The meeting cloud with the Qleeo iolloiwed by lunch Ind

r loci-l hour.

ITANLIY IIIDOI U. l'» W. The membcn oi the Stanlly IndfiU.C.W.Ineti the

n cluarootm oi the Church in July com

rur their regular monthty roset-

” lo the Ieperl in Korea. r

New Publication ; Of Much Interest!l

"Through the Years'.“ a hib- tory oi the Women's institutes oil Prince Edward island. is on the press. i

it is titty years since the‘ Department oi agriculture Intro- duced Women's iuslliues to this

last.

province tor the Improvement oi'

home and community lire. Two years earlier. in 1911. In lode pendent institute had been or

gariloed at York, i c stor or most at these branch institutes — well overi two hundred or them A is briet-I iy sketched in an interesting wav and. as one ads thc names oi ilrat aliiceis. many memorics are recallrd. ,

The history contains a list at all super ars and provincial presidents It recalls the thrill- lng day in 51 when provincial executive members scrved tea to Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip; it tells the story or the Lire Membership Pin and names those who have had the honor oi‘ receiving it.

Citations pay tribute to each provincial president and her spa clot contributiaa to the work iii. the organization i

Women's institute proie c is during iiity ycars show a wide. variety and remarkable accom- plishments Snrnr nl these pm iccts were initiated by the in. slitutes wh lie others were staunchly supported by them prolecu like the Drnma Forti- val. the Music Festival the dicrait Van, the Prov atnrium. the work at the Red Cross especially in wartime. the, public health program. 4-H Clubs" Montgomery Hall. and m by other worthy causes,

This history or the Film F . word island institutes. with an outline DI the vlider work in Cn-. nada and ihraughaui the world.‘ has been prrparcd by a com- millee oi eight women with Mrs. Lloyd Wilkic as rhbirmail. With the cooperation at many others.‘ thev have done an ext-client iiih. in prvscri-ing the sltlry or the past and presenting a challenee; :0 women ol the present and tho llilli

Ran- al San I

illl'lll . ha the paccr at time ta vcs-. taroay and rcvcais the prid Mi ancn's institute members lnl their past M the some time iii beckons them n ior ily. dreams and visions are yet M‘ be accomplished. i

We have been inlormril that the book is nvailahlc tram the Wamen's institute oilice In Char- lottelown or tram Miss Marsar. et Forsvih at Albarion.

lirougli the Years

thrme “That they might all be r." The meeting opened with pra- yt‘r hy the lender followed by lltlfllllz hymn numher 251. "In- Cliri,i there is no East nor Wcs '

Scripture was taken lrom .loilrl l7. Chapter vrrscs Hi and l7-2l wcrc read In H son. Comments no scripture was read by the leader lollowcd ily prayer.

The devotional part or the meeting closed by ainzing Hymn :61. “0 Master or the Waiting World"

Mrs. A. s. niacl-iiven present»

“Word and the We She was n 'icd by Mrs, El-

5 mer nyie. Mrs. Earle Henry'

and Mr Hay Douglas and a discussion an this chapter iol- awcd. Mrs. Elmer r‘ e presid- cd tar ilre business poriian or the morons. . Roll rail was responded to by eleven members, The minutes oi the last meet- in were read approved, T c prnsidcni reported that the carpet [or the church had been ordcrcd and would he laid soon. treasllrcr reported that the lobster supper served to the Lions Club In the auditorium or the Kcnsinetou High School was a great success. and the President thanked the members tor r-n-oyleratinu so well.

The visiing committee report- ed ha in: sent a plant to a member in the hospital.

A member thanked the society inr remembering her with a lily while a patient in the hospital.

Collection tor the evening amounted to soil.

it was moved and seconded llint we get a pulpit tall. and that cash be donated to help cover the cost or decorating the interior or the church.

i moved and seconded that we send the price at iive blankets directly to or. Mooney

i in annnln,

Thc Auilust meetlnfi will he held in the elusaroom It! the church and Mrs. Fermaun will be devotional lender and present the study book. The meeting closed by all re- lic-ting (he Lord'l Prayer.

O'LEARY ucrr The Dr. Florence Murray up- lt oi the u.c.w. oi o'uary held the July meetliig in the Chris» tian Education Center,

The president. Mrs. Maclrou. sal. presided.

The devotional period consist- erl oi the hymn "0. Master. let me walk with Thee." the pur- pose and the Lord" prayer re posted in unison.

Ten members answered roll call with a verse oi wripture containing the wont "rliititemis. nesa". it was decided to save used post-tic clamps to be rent

henna and Mr].

MAL-Donal“ nported on the U.C.W. Worklhop which waa held In Alberton

More lmitted squares were

Iiiaed in.

Mn. Hieriihy will have the Iludy Ind Mrs. Wood'ida the Worship (or Aululi.

Mei-cl. Christian cl- tlzclulllp gave a reading on "The booth“ and the chrlallun IEO‘

decretary gave one on

tin- munity mendcbip to home calla. is horpltal callr. 11 card- and 4 treala,

Mrs, Woodalde presented the

n ivm. Frank Bell was devtr u

non! leader and took to.

nutty. which run ll TIIqu.

JUDITH MeCABE

ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mc- Cabe. Charlottetown. announ- ce the engagement oi their daughter. Judith Dianne. to Albert Preston Fogfll‘ty» can of Mr. and Mn. Wilired Foe

ALBERT P. FOGARTY

ANNOUNCED

goriy oi Cardigan. The wed- . din will take place ai'Thc , Church or The Most Holy He.

deemer. Charlottetown, on Au. i still 11. ‘

JOANNE SIMON

Mr and Mrs. Joseph Char- les Simon. St. John, Na. an- nnunca the engagement at their eldest daulhter. Mary Joanne. to Joseph Lorrie. son

LORN Ill McG UIGAN

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

oi Mr. and Mrs Emmett Mc- Charlottetown. riale will Ike Place on Sat- urday. August 11 in the Cath- edral at the immaculate Con»

Gulglnr

Mar

ceptinn Saint John. NB

ELLEN’S DIARY

derlea as the .l l years! J mie w her clearly. waa chlld then. It

ha I’ the only grand- that

the new.

of her vist. I e be

like a irr

ed by an elaborate hairdo" And.

a matron and mother?

the young'uol that illd come in iher. once a lonely child. long- ‘ing lor “mmeihull oi my own‘ l to love?" l James hearing at her propos- Cd visit. recalled how

Kama

Allen, its Spring Street were in l Summerside over the weekend to be present tor the dedication at a stained glass window. ma e by Mr. Allen to the Trinity United Church,

iVisiting the Allen home were. I

aughicr irons and her husbaadl Dr. L a c h l a ri MacPherson, i Hampton. N.B daughter Flori eocc and her husband A Fras- ‘ er Ross. Halli-x: daughter rid. itli and her husband M.i:. Archi~ i bald Montreal: dauehicrs Marg-I are: and Lynn. Mount Royal. I

ucliec: nd snn» -law Dr. Archibald and his d a ii it his . .loyce. Wnliville, NS.

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l Mr. and Mrs. Walter Land and daughters Cheryl and Trina. oi. iMnnCton. N.B.. are camping at lSianhope. T h e y were one-time .residrnts oi Summerside.

'. Mr. Dewar Dallcm. iOnt.. son oi Mrs. .l w Ball i Kent Street, is vacationing in the lprovince

Mr, James It, Rodd iso al ni- tawa. accompanied by 's sister-

indaiv Miss Ethel Bngnall.

is

town, They are slayinfi with Mr. and Mrs, George Johnston. Sid- mount Avenue.

Mrs. Francis Ferguson and Mrs. John Chesley oi Winnipeg who are vlsi ing in PEI i .eutertarned on Saturday at a iiamily gathering at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Warren inman, Hampton and also at the sum- mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Ster- ling inman. Wcst Royalty.

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Mr and Mrs. Robert M Rcrg- man irum ll'ville. Kentucky hovel

arrived to spend an extended va- G

cItlon in PILL They are rcgls tiered at the Motel Charlotte- ltuwn.

Mr. and Mrs, E. shiorac olut~1 Lawn. with ihcr children Erna and starch. arrived Sunday to holiday with Mrs. smarac's mo» the Mrs H.C, Keeping at arigbton shore.

Mr. and Mrs lvan MaeArlhur. Itamdcn. Conn. are guests or Mrs. MacArthur'r mother. Mra. chdie Machod It the Kirk- wood Motel.

Mrh. Theodore Ellis. no Cum- berland sneer. spent the week- end in Monctnri. N.B.. visiting irlenda. i

Mrl. Patrick Flynn. M (‘um-‘ berlalid Street. her wn nieces Patsy and Diane Mllerk. Mt. Stewart. spent the weekend in Moncton vllltlnfl her brother- inelaw and sister Mr. and Mn. Jamel Barnes.

Mr. and Mrs. rotor Crosby or st, John's Newioundland. are honeymooning r. Crosby‘s great aunt la Mrs. Tl. Goodman oi Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fowlle and sons Frank and David oi Dartmouth, Nova scotis are v eaiianina on Prince Edw- land where they are the gueris at their ititeri, Mrs. Lewis

ka. Fredericton and Mrs. Andrew .lardlne. Freetown.

Recent vision to the island were Mr. d Mrs. Roland A. Easter. Weat Addison. Vermont, Former residents or North Wlll» shire. they have many relatives and irienda here, Mrs, cailcr'r mother, Mn. .r.D. Macrarlane resides at Pownal. P.l=:.l.

Mr. Ami Mn Willam Sim- mons. Sea View. event the D week end It Monet» N. w ere they met their daulhter-

The (Houdini Charlottetown. Tues“

HAPPENINGS

Friends and relatives or LR.ltwii children. Carla and .lahn hiundemd

05M“ i the C,W.L.

cm.i

spending a month in Charlottel

iali. Worccsler. Mass .

uly 23, 196 '1

David oi Hamilton. Ont. who willl be their guests at Sea View.‘ while in Monctoo. Mr, and Mr, Simmons were guests oi Mr. and . Mrs. Charles Adams.

Mrs. ira MacKay oi Lnnrliln.‘ Out is visiing her sisicr. Mrs. Willard Riley. Kensingtan and‘ brother. Mr. Don MaCEwen and Mrs. MaCEweri. New London. nsi well as other iriends and rela- wes,

years. i i was too blind to see his inlo anational icilowship known.“ Groupsi nightmare. Thcir licnthuarters' mailng ads ' ‘ . . Box 1 sun Square station. New York Y

MARY HAWORTH

Alcoholic’s Wife Is Asked To Become Living Miracle

Dear Mary Hawarth: My problem isn't new but i would

Is the last thing a husband likel

heavy drinker tor nearly years. We have been married 17‘

I‘aiilts at Iirst As a rcsuli. i into a taking beatings. etc. like an

old hound dog. However. I've

‘siopped reeling sorry tor mysrlt to

in the last lew years; have‘ made lovely iriends and go nuti nd have many enjoyable Ilmosl

out at his way. i am 41

met a the world but i reiusc to be, come involved. i know no good can come at sneaking around;

A happy outing was thoroug Iy enjoyed by about no patients irom Riverside Hospital. Char- lottetown. when they spent thc‘

itcrnoon at Cabot Park. Mar. ue, wheic they iicre gaesisi

Kenslnclonrlndian Riv e rI A picnic lunch including; rites and ice cream wa the members nl"

pm or

sondwi scrvcd by

Mr and Mrs. Bart Hooper and iamily. Montreal. are guests at the "Vineyard", French River. Mr. Hooper is employed with line Natlanal Film Board.

‘ Mr. Arnold schienian. who is an e m D l oyee oi the Natiolr a] Film Board. Mrs Schirmnn and family. Montreal. who were is u e sis at “ inryard‘ French Ril‘cr. “BIC sllddonl .cailcd lilinie by the death at Mr. h.

15c iemans iaihcr.

Mr. and Mrs and tam .

u es t s at ‘Frcnch River.

Rmialid Yvon ' ar

notice (‘I , . “The \‘inoyard'.

Mr, and Mrs, George F. How-

wcre re-. cent visiiors to the island aadl called on Mr, a nd Mrs, e o r g c Hoivatt. French ni- vi-r. Mr. lion-alt was looking tor. relatives at his late grandiatheri e Tra-.

Mr. Avarrt Delaney oi Sulll- an. a. .. on his irrst visit homel in iorty two ycars. is visiting his] sister. Mrs. rirlnn Stewart and: brother. Emerson nrlanry. both‘ or French River. and other rela- tives. iriends and acnualntancrsl at bygone davs. He is accam- union by 5 daughter Mrs} Kenneth Dahl at Vaniouvor. 13.0. who Is moaiing many oi her rcipirves tor the iirsi time

r Deionev reiurncd once In 1921 alter leaving the island In

Celebrated At

braiitln was hel at Freetown rrccntly wh en .\lr. and Mrs. Fred Pa tcr, Freetown. an Mr and Mn. Waiter raynter Halifax. were honored on their twenty liiih weddinfl anniversa- ricc by tricnds and neigh

who met at the inrrner couple-

me.

Mr. Leslie Smmnns was chain man tar the event. and an id. dress in the two couples 'll read by Mrs. nay nayner oi Summrrsldt’.