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FLLEN’S DIARY

September At Alderleo l Sees The Night Fog Linger

Now in September at Alder- lea. we see night-fogs linger ov- er the stream. This morning be- fore the sunrise. our cup of val- ley was full of misty gray. Pre-

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Sept. 15. 1962. 7

ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and ‘Mrs. John C. Pro- fit. Alberton. wish to announce the engagement of their dan- ghter. Elizabeth Ann to Mr. Gerald Dennis Clough, son of

N Pom —. DENNIS

CLOUGH

ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil -Clough. summerside. Marriage to take place on October 19. 1961 at the sacred Heart Church in Alberton at 10.00 .in.

HELEN TAWEEL —

ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. N.S. Tawell. Charlottetown, wish to an- n o u n c c the engagement of their daughter Helen Anna to Mr. Ray Chesley Travers. son

RAY TRAVERS

ANNOUNCED

of Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Tra- vers. Pennfield Ridge, New Brunswick. Marriage to take place in Charlottetown in the near future.

sently. however, as the smoke which opens our day, spiralled hopefully above our f r e s h- thatched red roof. the sun knocked at the morning's door. And against the East, above the hills. and the dark of their ador- ning woodlands, the ,silver-blue sky parted to allow the ‘s advancing shades to shine through. And Mack. 13 past now (born one August Fair-Week. he

the house across the lane. to be

our.first visitor.

We set the porridge pot down near the coals,

What was the favorite break- fast food your summer- guests?" we inquired the other

and-_ quite. successfully. to a number of tourists. in cottages

an ome. V

“Wouldn't you know it!" she chuckled a bit ruefuily, this not being a dish she enjoys making “cooked cereal: porridge. of courael" '

As we stirred ours, with this new day on our threshold. and our world not yet actuallly awake. we chatted.

“It's a pretty morning" we

aid.

'‘It is” Mack agreed. “That’s something some folks miss""' he offered, “they don't rise in time to see how lovely mornings are This is a'prettty one but do you know I've seen prettier? I iremember one of last w as a matter of fact, I think 1 shall never forget it. I was up early because our hockey-team was due to play in the rink that morning. I was putting on my knee-pads at the time. and".he smiled at the memory I just had to stop to watch the su n- rise! It was Just past the firs streak of day: the blue turned

was) came along the path from.

day. of a farmwife who caters, ly

lnter's-

|to pink. and then the two shad- Ies intermixed. before turning to la scarlet name."

He paused. thoughts turned back. We waited — The porridge was bubbling now.' And now the sunlight. through the dancing leaves without. was forming a winsome design on the floor.

“There had been a light snowfall in the night" he con- tinued. “You know. the light feathery kind that clings io branches and spreads rooves, and lies over the fields. lightly? And now it was frosted. And" he smiled "when that old sun climbed libove the hills over there. you should have seen things sparkle! It wgst . .well. ‘beautiful’ is the word for it! As .I,said. I just had to stop my dressing to watch lt...We won the game that morning. as it

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happened. Yes. didn’t do too at all!"

Beautiful this September mor- ning was. And the day too which brings another workaday week to a close. For now “Across the cloudlcss s u n-

kissed golden West The lustre of the dying day is

ed

Soon oer the tired earth. the midnight calm

Will spread her soft caressing wings instead:

I will not try to pierce with weary eyes ~

The dark that marks with al- lent bounds today, -Or read the message of tonic- rrow's skies.

Or meet the down’s first ray.

duties of the

It is enough that in my Fa- ther's hands ~

The burdens of my untrod day should rest:

His love,

No day, however dark, can be unbleat."

Until Monday ~ — Diary — Good-night.....

Enough to know that if I trust .

KENSINGTON

— The Sep- United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. Edward MacMurdo on Thurs- day evening, September 6. Mrs. Lewis Cole opened the worship service with the theme. “Praise Yc the Lord for His Universality". Prayer followed.

HAPPENINGS

and scripture was read by Mrs. Ray MacLeod and Mrs. James E. Cole. followed by medita- tion and prayer.

Hosiesses at the Charlotte- town Golf Club today will Miss Isabel MacDonald. Miss Edna Mclnnis. Miss Dorothy Stewart. Miss Marjorie Stewart, Miss Marie Toole, Mrs. Olga Davies. Mrs. Thelma Whitlock and Miss Eileen Wilson.

Mrs. George Ives, Charlotte Drive. entertained on Thursday afternoon at a tea in honor of Miss Shelia Bagnall, whose marriage to Mr. Roddy Ives takes place this morning at 11.- 00 am. at Saint Paul‘s Anglican Church in Charlottetown. ’

be ing of the

NS. by her classmates in nurs- Victoria General Ho-

spital.

Dr. and Mrs DC. Horn were tendered a surprise housewarm- ing recently by their neighbors on re treet. Mr. George Cameron. on behalf of the Euth- ering made the presentation and welcomed them to Summer- side. A delicious lunch was ser- ved by Mrs. B. Schurman. Mrs. O. Lefurgey and Mrs. Cameron.

Messrs. Sheldon MacEwen and Ivan Nicholson left Sum- mcrside by plane on Thurrsday

Miss Mary Catherine Hynd- on a weeks‘ trip t0 1100' man. daughter of r. and Mrs. don, England. sponsored by "10 British Motor Car Co.

II.l::. liyndman. Greenfield Ave Charlottetown. left yesterday morning for Netherwood School for Girls at Rothcsay. N.B.

A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mrs. Mar- garcl MacPhail. Cornwall. when a number of laboratory, techni- cians gathered to honor Miss Alyce Bsgnail. prior to her. leav- ing the province. v

Mrs. Betty Gulls presented her with a gift from the techni- clans at the Health Centre. also a beautiful Island plaque from the P.E.I. Branch of the CSLT

‘A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. MscPhail. assisted by 1Myrna Calm am Margaret Wil- rams. '

Mrs. G.G. Bennett entertain- ed a large number of friends fr three to six yesterday af- ternoon. Her spacious inc th ut sister. Mrs. E. Tr . table was most attractive with

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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wit- skin (the former Mary Gallant. R.N_) of South Bend. Indians. are visiting relatives and friends in Sumrmrslde and Wellington.

Mr. John Ellis of Summer- side is attending an Insurance Convention in Muskoka, Ontar- io this week

Mrs. Leonard Beall and Mrs. J. Hullah of Vancouver, BC. returned last week after visiting their cousins. Mr. Ross Mac- lfenzie and Mrs. Evelyn Mac- Alpine in Summerslde.

Mrs. Alan Stewart and Mrs. R.G. Romclte were co-hostess- es at the home of the former in snmmsrsideon Wednesday ev- ening for those attending. the Island Dental Association which tat the Y Centre. for the Fall meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman May- nard of Tomato were guests of

The president. Mrs. Harold Mayhew. presided at‘ the busi- ness period. The friendship re- port was 63 cards and letters. five treats. 30 home and hospi- tal calls.

The minutcs oi"the August meeting were read by the sec- retary. Mrs. James E. Cole. Eleven members answered to roll call with a verse of scrip- ture containing the word “Har- vest". Two visitors were wel coined by the president. Plans for the Thank-offering service to be held on Sunday evening were finalized. ' An important feature of the evening was the making of Mrs.

gift from her family. The presi- dent spoke briefly, noting Mrs. MacLeod's devotion to the work of the Missionary Society and the general welfare of the church down through the years. Mrs. Bry-2r Jones. her daught- er. pinned on her membership pin. and her daughter-in -law Mrs. Lewis MacLeod. present- ed the certificate. Mrs.

Leod, although taken by sur- prise. adequately expressed her thanks for the life membership

The special Missionary pray- er was given by Mrs. James M. Campbell.

Mrs» Louis MacLeod, pro- gram convener. called on Mrs. Harold Dunning to present a chapter of the study book. "Wo- men with the Issue of Life"’

Ray MacLeod a life member, a‘

WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

New London UCW Holds , Regular Monthly Meeting

Questions and discussions fol-

tember meeting of the New lowed

Mrs. Ray MacLeod presented a chapter in "Signals of the Si ties". Mrs. Sutherland Mont- gomery will have the next chap- ter on the study book. and Mrs. Lewis Campbell will present the final part. of “Signals of the Six- ties". The leader will be Mrs. John MacGregor. and the spec- ial missionary prayer will be given Mrs. Lewis Cole. Text word will be “‘Thanks" or ‘"Thanksgiving".

Meeting closed with the Mll- pah Benediction.

A dainty lunch of ice cream and sweets was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. James E. Cole and Mrs. Harold Dun- ning.

KELVIN GROVE WMS The September meeting of the Kelvin Grove Presbyterian Wo- men's Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Moase on Friday night.

The meeting was opened with the theme “Wi-tnesses." by the president. Mrs. Horace Paynt- er. Scripture from Acts 1, was read responsively. follow- ed by the Lord's prayer in uni- son. Each member offered prayer and the Exposition was read by Mrs. Earle Semple. The minutes of the August meeting were read by the sec- retary. Mrs. Lorne Crozier. Mrs. Ralph Moase presented a chapter on the study book. Mrs. William Stavert invited the members to her home for the October meeting. The meet- lng closed with a hymn and the benediction.

A dainty lunch of ice cream and cake was served by the hos- tess.

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Kelvin Grove.‘ were recent visi- tors to Fundy Park. N.B.

‘Mrs Horace Heckbert h s returned to her home at K eb- sington. after spending some

ii a see Mr. Ross Mackenzie and Mrs. 1 - m 1 _ E;M _ a la: h.s'ilov-ctr E-‘iVd:l.V1':‘M:$|’l“¢ ll‘ 3“"‘"'°" i:nd0fli-l:hd,s. ‘"8 M r" s peas. — - - ’ esswasassiated hermoth. Mte Jhn.R Piktits. ‘Mg. ayhgmmna amuairrwsl “ff; ':_fe‘.l.,l,','°",fg,"',‘,'§},‘I.,',.,’.,°§ Keliiii i§rov:ie.asmi?ihe C953: - 5 , wee CD I ll. Kl!!! ’ m »«--- <,=;°"-“"v- -« ...-**°.:'l::=:.:=.r.:......-.v -mm. zuflfiof _.-j‘3_’y|‘1&u,,.1ofChi'istw'ltlIhOtPluldent. M_ dM'P Mfifi Mrs.-i.W. Phillipe Films!!! of 1.. - ""°",,,3,"",',“,’, §",°,,§"".‘,'§ do-'icei'ir'in oi-i.ve.°‘§il’l'i Mic. aim Alberton. ' ..3,nn.. U m, (god-~ Mrs George Crsiiezlczz. Hllllglllflll. Mr. non .M-cxenzle left '‘ -"-.“""°"" ".‘.'° ',,'°,‘t,‘." l$§‘w‘é2.iiZ'."‘i'«’i;. 23. via .6 °' Summersldo wplnnc on Wed- "" °' """""""‘-n,,'S ' nine of the latter's son and nesdlv for Vancouver. . -. 1"“ Wm‘ """§‘;‘, 3; '3... daughter-in-law. Mr. ' . mg“ 39'“ "3 Cu" ‘-3 I.’ n" . ‘mu; {in .-¢. Glendon Crogier and molly. . c tioa. hlch he will mt "'“° , . vl°-ltV 71'» . .-o-I31: I-rte-ltle mm ',.,‘ “°",.,,°.§,. .g,°',1‘,;‘..i.°.‘.T'§’.l‘.l“ii’-‘3Z'e'n.n“"cg"..°.a”e'-3. before Mathias home , 1”.“ gm-,m,,m,,,,,,, i. returnedto heirhomesat ‘ I ‘ mud‘ “I you” xensington after pendins Mrs. James A. am at re- 1' V... 1. few days touring the Marl- iurnfil to‘ W j w“ mm 3 M.-. . incl tgyng leevscastle. N. "mu :4 ’ . ' ' DC on years in U “l33V mg IBGWMI: e on Ci-osier and "" lhomeof Albei-tRuI.IllIll|''‘“”’' * whys?‘ Mri.'iLg.e°toMT.lwtea:lnlt'“N ‘ . Mrs. hxlilbur alien i;t:irne¢l' ina t ver Mex.“ I '1.“ DP. I” J-at M mew.’ “fire ‘mm “W” thepastfewdgsintheftrlalie y noopi , Mrs. Walter Cole. French Ill- var, is a the .Prince County Hospital. suinmerside.

when she is receiving treat- ment. .

Mr. l-iarold Moose. New An- nan is a patient in the Priinoe County Hospital. Iaaunsrslaa.

A beautiful wedding took place at St. Dunstan's Basilica in Charlottetown on August 25, when Mary Patrica. eldest dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. P.A. Murnaghan. became the bride

Coady.

rs. Fr erick Coady. South-

po . Reverend Pius G. Murnaghan

LT. AND MRS. GERALD COADY

Coody-Murnoghon Wedding is Solemnized At St. Dunstan's

ed the meeting in the u s u al manner and roll call was an- swered with an exchange of earrings. The various commit- tees reported and new commit- tees were appointed as‘ f ol- lows: sick, Mrs. Richard Camp- bell and Mrs. Russell MacBeth. program. Mrs. Lester MacDon- avd and Mrs. Miles MacKinnon; school. Mrs._ Webb Nicholson and Mrs. George Clarey.

It was decided to send a con- tribution to the group’s little in- dian boy. Benkatesan and the members were asked to bring a donation to the next meeting for

this purpose. A penny-sale put on by Mrs. MacBeth was won Mrs.

Miles MacKinnon. The program committee put on some inter- esting contests which were en- joyed by the members.

Following the business meet- ing the hostess. assisted by some of the members. served a dainty lunch.

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uncle of the bride, performed the double-ring ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. The altar was adorned with red and white gladiola

Miss Virginia McDougail. ac-

d companied by Mrs. Joseph Dou-

gan rendered appropriate hymns during the ceremony. The bride. given in marriage by her father. looked beautiful in a floor length gown of impor ted white organza enriched with lace applique. featuring empire bodice effect and bateau neck- line with bouffant skirt and la- pered sleeves ending in points over the hands. Her shoulder length veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a coronci of mother-of-pearl and she carried a cascade of red roses.

The maid-of-honor was Miss Marie Claybourne and the bridesmaids were Miss Anne Murnaghan. sister of the bride and Miss Phyllis Coady, sister of the groom. They were dress- ed in identical, waltz-len h gowns of carcle blue in bil1low- lng organza over taffeta skirt ith cropped jackets of exqui- site lace and matching blue headdresses with white acces- sories. Their bouquets were of pink and white carnations.

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The couple were escorted to‘ the “seat of honor" by Linda and Carl I-licken and the gifts were opened and presented to lthe couple by Mrs. John Fras- Russell l-Iicken while Mrs. Fred Aitken read the accompanying verses. Mrs. Richard Campbell arranged the}

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Noel McCormack and the ush-‘ ers were Allan Murnaghan.l ' Coady and Charles:

For her daugliter's weddlngl Mrs. Murnaghan chose a moss. jgreen lace sheath with dark: brown and beige accessories: Her corsage was of bronze!

‘sage was of white mums.

Following the ceremony. is re- s caption for one hundred and six- iiy-five guests was held at the :‘Charlotl-ztown Hotel. Mr. lCharles Sark‘was master of 'ccremonics. Congratulatory me- ssages were extended to the lnewly married couple by Rev- ;c-rend Pius G. Murnaghan. Rev- lerend Fred L. Cass. Messers. lP.A. Murnaghan. Fred E Coa-

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For travelling the bride wore a green linen suit with ‘beige and brown accessories. .}lor corsage was of white ‘ mums.

Oui-of-the-province guests at- :lending the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Loo Corr-oran and '-daughter Anne of Madison, Wis- ‘ . Mr. Frank Harrington of Lowell. Mass. Miss Evelyn Cass of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Connolly and daughter Mary Evelyn of Moncton. Mrs. Rite Rourke of Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Saunders. St. An-

MR. AND MRS. LESTER A. FALL

Young Couple Plight Troth In Ceremony At Charlottetown

Saint Dunstan's Basilica in bridesmaids were Mrs. Law. Charlottetown _was the scene of.rence MacDonald and Miss .a pretty wedding on August 25- .Verna Larler. both sisters of gtjh. 111962 when Mary Louise.;t.hc bride. They were identical i all): ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vcr- ldl‘€SS(‘S of yellow and mauve, lnon Larler of Charlottetown ‘with matching accessories and lbecfime the bride Of L¢‘Slf‘r' Al‘- lhouquols of matching carna- .thur Fall, son of Mr. and Mrs. lions.’

‘Lester Fall. Charlottetown. Mark Thistle, brother-in-law ‘ The double ring ceremony Of ‘ht’ Broom. Was the best-man jW8S Performed by Rev. Preston . and the llSll(‘l‘S were Donnie Do- i}{ammj]]_ The church was 135“, zver and Lawrence MacDonald. ‘fully decorated with baskets of. For her daughter's weddins. jgladoli. The organist, Mrs. Joe M|'S- I-BN9!‘ (‘hose 8 blue sheath 1 Dougam accompanied M,-_ J3. dress vvilh while and blue accel- mes Flannagan who gang up. sories and a blue corsage. Mrs. . . .

propriate hymns durmg the Fall, mother of the groom. was lcercmony, wearing a two piece light blue l Give" in marriage by hm jsuit. with while at.-(-cssoi'ies and father. the bride was Irivoly in 3 “ml” "°"5aE"'

a floor length gown of nylon ov- . er organza with lily-point sle- °°p"°" ‘"35 held ’" '_l‘° Cl°"°’ eves and v-neckline. Her shoul- Club‘ whprp ‘hp hrldes labl" der length veil was held in place was ,°°"t"Pd Wm" 3 ”"e°‘“°’ by a crown of seed pearls and lwedihng cake‘ , her only jewellery was a cross,3 Ml” E.V°]y" Ma."”°]' mend 3 gm from the groom. Shei0f the bride. was in charge of

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