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I. wgg unfoflhllllti V p Gruy 5110'!” "U9 2'3”)? .9"?! Mn Julie a , "MID! noir and Estelle .the at. diar- 'ior the purpose the

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Em aunt. V ,,'.'i...a with her Tante Toinatte. migim e arrival oi her lather Nu m. iiice. Madame do Only 5.4 once asked Madame Lenoir in. . my spirited way. whether the rgsencc oi a maid indicated that Estelle was ashamed to be seen or an streets with her country ctr ms, or whether lateiiss parents) my, realise how much older and more experienced Ailaln H and

my husbands re tive that she considered em 31 W10 rulings no less that man-

”... and she speciiicaily doubted their discretion. 3

There was. however, no pretext 3.. which she couldavoid the im- pending visit hes-sell. or exclude ber daughte from the earlier part

it.

of"You have hardly mentioned the debutante luncheon and tea to which you went yesterday. ohere." Madame Lenoir observed. as they walked along toward Canal street. "Were they in no way distinctive?"

"bio, they were much like all the oiher parties and very much like each other. I hear the party last night was much more original," pstelie went on. "You remember. me one you declined ior me on the ground of a revious engage- ment. Clarissa tol me thisinorn- ing that the favors were particu- larly lavish. . Breckenridge and Mr. Rutledge were the.two lead- ers. and they were very successful. Mr. Breckenridge never gives de- butante parties. He thinks they are very dull. But he includes a iew debutantes on his list each time. This time he included cla- rlsse. And me,ias youfknow."

Madame Lenoir looked at .her daughter with ' ' g atten- tions. She resolved to tell her husband. that very evening. that

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” A quiet -weiidlnl took place at the Olyde River llanaa on Tues-

symssthy is. ssuinsea ate the Wakelin,.!I.rnlly oi Dunataiinage

”” on their-recentasad KZOIVOMOIIF.

wusuussawxsyumaains

f gable in . a law days visiting relatives and pay-sirl. waver popular. to lsaih :.';V,;rn2”,:;';','j;f,,f,?'”',,';,Y,, "”,'m.”,',7,' iriands in ssushoeia Dun- as g euagements as I do. Jun Bunch. was mm, 1,, staiinage.. .

':m"'"'W 5”" u n” 3'"''”i 5”” came the bride or Alix-ed Iiinund '

u-' N o'1"'”” 4”” mm 5”" Macnougall. Rice Point I son oi 5YmP"hY ” 93W"-3'4 ”. 305' l1'IlD!.ll his claim ior . um ch”-1.; M;.opgug..11.'.',m g... well Stewart and iasnily oi Dun- .0 .830 is var! curious. we aharlesiMacDougail. u ataitnage on? the recent death or in, .,'.''0'" "P" MIIWMW The "bride was sttired in a'-taupe his mother.

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. . .18 no reason why you f.. ma 5,? .:'.':...'.':3' ;:."w.. Miss Anna suthsson-,.ths emc- xldsatisiy the curiosity oi Cia- 3,1... Maopouggn, 51",, 0f mg lent teaoher'in Mar-shield school. . .''"0119- But We -hell have groom. and Mr. Cecil uaceusii or spent the week-end with her to discuss this some other time. isanshaw as best man. mother in the city.

",,h”' "J" "" "W 5'-och!" Alter the ceremony the bridal

. , V party went to the horns oi the The Ladies Aid oi the Presby- ! 139"” d9D0Wm01m'v- in till bride's aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Norman terian church met recently at the 00l5l"0i M "10 clih 16" nothing to Mackenzie oi Long Creek, where home oi Mrs. w. R. Godfrey with

be desired. Sis bat quietly by while, her mother and her Tania Toin. etta ,.disoussed the weather, the iashionl. the undependsability or their servants. and the state oi their own health. 4 . ntelie responded pleas- antly whenever she was addressed. but did not speak unless she was. At thensosnent that Madame le- noir thouwt she detected algng or sestiessness in her daughter. Ailain de Gruy'ean'ia in and respewtiuliy iniorrried his aunt that he and Mm-he were going to take a -short walk betore it grew dark and hoped she would permit Estelle to loin them. of course they would see her safely hack to Rail! Street before they returned to the hotel bhemselves--

ibielle .rose with exactly the right attitude oi deference tn her mother's wishes and reluctance to leave her aunt. mingled with aim; rity-in following her cousin's sug- gestion. The cousins were hardly outside the door. when Ailaln turn- ed to Estelle with a startling pro- '”.”" l .

M???-hl Ind I weren't really in- tending to take a walk. we meant to go to the four o'clock drawing of the Lottery. Wouldn't you like to come with us?" , "Do you really mean it? can you really take me?" le;?()"i course. what could be simp- He saw nstelle's iace light up when he first spoke, and now she was already rushing forward at his side. her unconceaied. He did not fully grasp the cause oi her extraordinary enthuslann, but this made no meclal diiierenco. He oi- iered an arnrto eaohtgisl and went

there was even more cause .ior

A ' the'buhon-typo-hoclisiendffuliy upliolttered or

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a. sumptuous supper was enjoyed by all. after -which a merry crowd oi serenaders gathered to wish Mr. and Mrs. Maobougall a happy journey through liie.

The bride is a daughter oi Ralph Darrach oi Charlottetown and the late Mrs. Darrach (Jean Maolgod formerly of Hunter River.)

gayly ioi-ward. it The hotel lobby was thronged with vendors. many of them wo-

a fair attendance. A

la". Charlotte Munn arrived home recently lrorn the U. 8. A. (or a two weeks visit with her iam- ily here.

A croklnole party was held re- cently in the hall, sponsored by the Girl Guides. A good WM WI-I had by all present.

The many iriends oi Mrs. John

men, who were making last-min- ute sales. outside. the crowd was even more dense. The cousins had hard work wedging their way through it, and crossing iirst the banquette and then the street. But they did not have isr to go The lottery building stood almost di- rectly across irom the st. Charles Hotel. its opaque windows giving it an air of gloom and secretiveness.

A door 'at the iuroher end oi the courtyard opened and two men, absorbed in each other's conversa- tion, paused on the threshold to continue their talk. one oi them -was a heavy, elderly man, with grizzled hair and a commanding carriage; the other was young and giraceiul. The discussion was in- tense, but it was not violent and. alter a moment or two; the large gray-haired man iauzihed in a way that showed he was assenting agreeably to something the other had said, and turned back into the building. The young man. laugh- ing too, came down the steps alone, swinging an elegant cane and nut- ting on a shining hat. He lifted this instantly again as he caught sight of the two girls: Then he stopped short with an exclamation oi pleased astonishment.

Munn. sr.. are glad to hear or her improvement in the Prince Edward Island Hospital and hope to see her home soon.

Last Wednesday evening a num-

called upon Mrs. Roland Roberts, Mt. Edward Road. and presented her with a suitable giit. An en- joyable and sociable evening was spent.

Syim t y is extended to A. A. Maclleath and iamily on the re- cent sudden death oi his brother. Roy, who was a iormer resident oi Marshiield and well liked by all who knew him. Interment was in Marshiield Cemetery.

The iirat hockey match oi the season was played at Sandy's new rink on Tuesday, Feb. s with a larige crowd in attendance. A team from char ttstawn defeated Marshiield by a. score of 13-3. one hour's skate iollowed the hockey match. - V

Despite the cold weather a very enjoyable concert put on by Bui- iolk W. I. was presented tova fair

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crowd in Marshiieid Hall recently.

llaiiIlIfitIli' '

her oi the Msrshiield w. 1. ladies

who Dlvtrain included choruses. disioguasgnsonologuea and sing- ing .etc.,In'. Johnson. cap- ably acted -- chairman. There was also asala oi boxesand a grand. total oi about uooo was realined.

so-. Malcolm lgtt. student min- ister oi the Mardsfieid charge during the summer and iail months leit on Mob. 2 for hishome in An-

drew. Alta. Mr. Lott is stopping i

unit in Montreal. Ottawa, Toronto and Winnipeg on his way home;

The ilnal service was held in the Marslsiield . church on Sunday evening, . 20. conducted by I! Nhicoim lott. During the service a. presentation 0: money was made to Miss Doro- thy Mcrarlane ier her isithiul service as organist and also to Mr. Talmadge roster ior his workt as

i y-treasurer oi the church. At the close at the service Tal- msdge Foster, representing the congregation, delivered an ad- dress to Mr. Lott, while Mrs. Stanley Scott made a presenta- tion oi money. Although taken by surprise, Mr. Lott made a suitable reply. and said he hoped to be able 33 return to P. 1:. I. again some-

me.

Y.'s Maseties Iiolii Aiiiiual Meeting

Thevannual meeting oi the Y's Menettes was held in January, in the banquet room oi the Y. M. 0. A. Mrs. Rupert the president, presided. The minutes oi the 1950 annual meeting were read. The p.esident gave a very iavorable re- port on the year's work -the high- light was the Y's Men's Conven- tion whlch met here that June. Also the Y's Men's concert which proved a big success.

Various committees gave their reports which were adopted as read.

officers for the new year are:-.

President - Mrs. Fred Osborne.

Secretary - Mrs. Sidney Jer- Irey.

Treasurer -- Mrs. C. Wilkins.

Additional members to the exe- cutive: Mrs.,F. Gamble. Mira. R. LePage and Mrs. W. Campbell.

Ways and Means Committee Mrs. L. McLellan. Mrs. KI. Mathe- -Aiikinson, Mrs. !".

sick Committee - Mrs. 'I.'. ll. Cawson and Mrs. R. cilllis.

..Luuch Committee - Mrs. M.

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Forsy-the and Mrs. W. McLeod.

Programme Committee - tour members each meeting - chosen alphabetically. The programme to c ' o! iive minutes inspira- tional: iive minutes comedy; iive minutes educational; iiiteen min- utes. guest artist. , V

Auditor - Mrs. Livingston.

Bowling chairman - Mrs. E. Bell.

The new oiiicers ior the ensuing year took charge or the balance 01 the meetlnl. Mrs. 1". Osborne presided. A lengthy discussion on the constitution took place. Mire. MacLeod gave a vote of thanks to the retiring oiiicers. After the Mizpah Benediction, the meeting adjourned.

NEW onasaow W. 1.

The February meeting or New Glasgow W. I. was 'held. at (me home of Mrs. W. L. Dlclrieson and Mrs. Rasiph Dickleson on Tuesday evening, Feb. 6th. Meet- ing opened by sing.in.'g iihe Odie followed by repeating the Creed in unison. Roll call was responded to by twelve members and two visitors. re- maints received iman "s and Eatv:m's. same being distrlbut-.

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Sdhool report was given. toilet articles were needed same to be Purchased by the iinatituite. in the absence or the oommrtt no sick report was given. It was moved and seconded that the Institute send ctoirsa'tlions,io help den-ay the expenses oi nissrrrbara to be sent to the Leadership Course in Chair- lottetown on March l5i1h.

Several Thank you's were read by secretary ior oympa'iihiy and get well cards sent by the In- stitute. Several letters were read and dbcussed.

'lihe president! vice president, secretary, auditor: and directors were appointed to p pro- gramme for the remainder oi the year. Mm. Geange Dicleieson in- vited membere to her home ior next meeting, will call to be re- spondedato by an lirdnh joke. Pm- gs-arnme counbted of readings, also Mrs. lViacLeod's radio addms arsdjietier dscrib- lng smalls incopeashaigen were read Isldendqyed by aiii. New

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TORONTO, Feb. is--(OP)... Queen Mary's carpet has been HOW to the Bahamas ior'asdsibit- ion. Request ior display of also

oi Oder. is die Mrs. John H. Ohipsnan, national president at the 1.0.9.2. in can-

ada. has left ior Nassau to attnd of mg 35. book

Canada for exhibition at and other towns starting.,rob.' 1Q; ' Morton Laridn and Mia. f 1

royal carpet at Nassau Mrs. Arthur sends an chapters oi the Imperial Dllichfcrs oi the Empire famous holiday resort.

the 151:: anniversary tional chapter there. ,, .'rhe carpet will be flown

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