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VonCiure Gay was 101 hast | party at Government House yes-| Lieutenamt-Governor's officiel re-|

. Stili a keen flower fan-

= February 23 but he was one of the | ‘erdey., SME ® eet a preat in.

brightest attending the gardeniterest im the gardens of the| the beautiful grounds during the

The Queen And Prince. Grace The Garden Party

Prince Edward Islanders as- gembled Thursday in the beauti- ful gardens of the old Georgian Government Ho use, _ Char- lottetown,- where Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and His Royal ‘Highness, Prince Philip, were Moving around among their sub- jects on this historic occasion in a delightfully pleasant atmos-

: The invitations sent out to ap- proxiimately 1,500 guests stated: Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh will be present. This announcement was over the Prince Edward Island crest. The

invitation then continued. The’ Provincial Secretary is directed |

by the Government of Prince Ed- ‘ward Island ‘to invite ‘the guest's ~<pame) to Afternoon Tea at Gov- ernment House Grounds, Victor- ja Park, Charlottetown on Thurs-

bad | ational councillor; Miss . Wanda

{for four o'clock.

His honour, the «Lieutenant

Governor and Mrs. Hyndman, the |

Hon. A. W. Matheson and Mrs.

at the garden party.

The Imperial Order ghters of the Empire under the

chairmanship of Mrs. Earle C.|De8% Juneau, # Baker~convened the party assist-| Zuard reported. Varian was cred-

ed by Mrs. B. Earle MacDonald lited with inventing the Kivystron rpeatnets ’ a an electronics instrument

councillor, and chapter; regent

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iis. WE. Massey,

Mrs. T. D. DeBlois, regent of the L. M. Montgomery chapter. Music was furnished by the 17tl RECCE Band.

| Those presented in the after-

day July thirtith, nineteen hun- noon at Government House were dred and fifty-nine at three-thirty | the ‘folowing: Dr. Orville Phil-

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Some 1500 guests strolled about ;

lips, MP (Prince) and Mrs. Piuil- lips; Mr. Heath Macquarrie, MP | (Queen's) and Mrs Macquarrie: Judge and Mrs C. St. Clair) Trainor; Judge and Mrs. J. S.| DeRoches; Judge and Mrs. Wal- iter E. Darby; Hon. Justice and

Mrs. H. L. Palmer.

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Dr.. yor E. C. Johnstone and Mrs.|Russell H. Varian, 61, prominent Johnstone were prominent guests scientist and chairman of the board of Varian Associates, died

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Government Sach # duiny kact wer served (Navel Opening by the hostess. House Dinner Ball Is Held Her the Queen end “S-TREA ‘The official ball at the — Fag ns “| TODAY'S “TRE : was held loot aight, ousting the | was 3 : town last ‘night. Liestenant-Gov-' three services, their ladies . and aoe FW. Nyetmnee and Mrs./|1 package lemon jelly powder or} friends to celebrate the visi: ; arranged @ menu| gelatine Her Majesty and Prince Philip of Prince Edward Island dishes.|1 cup béiling water to this province. The Queen ro After the consommiie there was|2 tablespoons vinegar earlier cut a mbbon to mark Gillet of frésh trout, P.E.1./1 cup oilless salad dréssing Opening of the new home, - a ae Poms ce yp nora ater % cup finely grated cabbage sessing the oe Sate Edith A Gilli > M i tt ethan Boas Mae toce with |> cugcevaporated milly rehilied) | Commanding Officer, Comma air nn Oils Marries cack comes sad dem tesee ont!” ‘ut jelly powder or | Sef JN: Kenny, CD. RON (R) John Vi t B J dinner. ane | gelatine mixing bowl, add’ Norman Black and Mrs. Black Vincent Dowe, Jr. Gutete at dinner included: Pre- ae be i ates aa Surgeon Commander L.B. Prowse The marriage of Edith Anne,|and P.E.I. wore a periwinkle blue| the Hon. hebes nae are see chill. Then add salad dressing) Music was supplied by of Mr. and Mrs. J. Har-|printed silk suit with matching | Lean, Chief Justice and Mrs. | #24 beat with strong beater until) Mariners. Jeld Gillis of Halifax. to Mr. J. ; oa 6 of | Thane A. Campbeli, Senator El ie | Well-blended. Fold in the -vege-| Vincent Bowe Jr., son of Mr. and | white carnations. ‘Inman, Senator and Mrs. Thomas | ‘#bles. Whip the chilled milk until york, recently. Mrs. John Vi iB of Nas-| Mrs. J. Harold Gillis of Hali-| V. Grant, Canon and Mrs. J.R.| Stiff and fold into gelatine mix-| A lovely service was held in sau and Exuma, the Bfiamas,|fax, mother of the bride was) Davies, Most Rev. Malcolm A./|‘ure. Pour into an 8 inch dish or) york United Church on Sunday took place recently in the Church | gowned in a white and rysset| MacEachern, Mr. and Mrs. R.R.| into individual moulds. Chill until’ eyening when the Rev. J. A. of the Advent, Westmbunt, Que- | print silk with corresponding ac-| Bell, Miss Nancy Hyndman, the | set. When ready for use unmluld Nicholson was the guest peaker bec, the Rev. Alex Mellor offi-| cessories, and wore a corsoge of| secretary and the equerry to Hér| and garnish. jA large crowd attended. ciating at the double-ring cere- | bronze carnations. Majesty. York held their annual Sunday mony. Mr. Edward Brown played| The mother of the groom, Mrs. HOMEMADE ~ ICECREAM ‘School Picnic, on Saturday, July the wedding music and white|John Vincent Bowe of Nassau, MHLCOVE W. 1. 23 eggs 18th, at Stanhope Beach, which chrysanthemums and pom-poms wore a cafe au lait lace dress 3 cups cream was enjoyed by ali. were used to decorate the church. | with nile green accessories and| T¢ Tegular July meeting of |3 cups milk Misses Carolyn and Elizabeth The bride, who was given away | Wore @ corsage of bronze carna-| Milicove W. I. was held at the/1 heaping cup sugar Campbell. Whim Road. are by her brother-intaw, Mre Gor- | Sons. : home of Mrs Reg. Hooper with |% teaspoon salt spending 2 holiday at the home of don G. Thompson of Halifax was| Following the reception Mr. and | @@ attendance of eleven members| 1 tablespoon flour their aunt and uncle, Mr. and gowned in a whit peau de soie,| Mrs. Bowe left by air for New| id one visitor from Holland who | Fiavouring Mrs. Reuben Watts, York. cocktail length frock. Her finger-| York, Nassau and the Island of | 1s visitin® her son. Method: Mix all together and tip veil of tulle illusion was held |Exuma, the Bahamas, the bride| The meeting was opened by | Cook in double boiler for 15 min-' by a wreath of rice and Baha-| travelling in a coral embroidered | repeating the Mary Stewart/ utes. Cool before freezing. This : mian shells, and she carried a |!inen suit with white accessories’ collect in unison. The roll Sgll| makes 3 quarts. | i cascade bouquet, of white car-|She wore a white carnation cor-| ¥@% answered by occasion aetna if mations and stephanotis. sage. Upon their retura Jhey will | Certs Passed to the convener. ; Mrs. Gordon G. Thompson and reside in Montreal. minutes ee Bo YORK Miss Jean Gillis of Halifax, sis-| Ot % town guests for the Bowe- followed. On the sick ters of the bride. as matron of Gillis wedding were Mrs. Caro-| Committee, Mrs. Ray Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Dewar Swan, honor and bridesmaid. wore iden- | 4% Vuozzo, Mrs. J. Harold Gil-| Mrs. Patrick Mcintyre. On the York, and Mr. and Mrs. A¥ison| tical bouffant dresses of couleur lis, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G.|Programme, Mrs. Reg. Hooper.| West, Charlottetown. are spend- de pomme verte. They wore ma- Thompson, Miss Jean Gillis and| Discussion on the convention| ing a short vacation in Nova Sco-| tching bandeaux of petals and|M?. Nelson Hospkin. all of Nova|#8d report of delegates, that | tia. seed ‘plants and carried cascade |5©°4, and Mrs. Thelma Bowe |Milicove and Suffolk jointly en-| Mr. and Mrs. Willard MacPher- bouquets of yellow shasta daisies. | N#ssau. tortain the delegates of the dis-|son, and family, U.S.A, are Mr. John Kiteala petal ins ent tricts at. Corran Bann Hall next! spending a holiday in York, at conan for’ Wiki Bows. and the coh. SPRING WHEAT year. Also a report of convention|the home of Mr. MacPherson’s| CUDMORE'S = ~ - oe Se ag . tat P. W. C. was given. sister and. brother-in-law, Mr. and| Mr were 36r. Besil-A.J. siee'd ae wheats, sowm im] Mrs. Ray Hughes kindly invited |Mrs. Will Crockett. DRY CLEANERS aie aed car is tee tiie ay for harvesting in late August ai to her home for next meet-| Mr. and Mrs. James Webb, | Mrs. Caroline V. es eee” are Canada’s prin-| ig in September. Truro, N.S. were the guests of || 120 Sest St. Phone 68 an - uozz0 0 Halifax, | cipal wheats. The meeting closed by singing'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, !

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