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Mrs. W.E. Cotton, Mrs. Louis Sadier and Mrs. J.R. Davies ush- ered the guests.

Those serving were the wives of the Governor's aides, Mrs. T. N. rs, Mrs. Douglas Saund~ ers, Mrs. R.D. MacGillivray and Mrs. Ian Rankine. , They were assisted by Mrs. H.

as Hill, Mrs. W.R.. Bren- nan, Mrs. G. Gilbert Houston, Mrs. J.A. Likely, Mrs. LeBaron Tait, Mrs. Gordon -White, Mrs. Harold Shaw, Mrs. J. David Ste- wart and Mrs. M. Alban Farmer.

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ettes, who held their Christrnas Party. ,

Mr. and Mrs. George: Meikle, their daughter, Mrs. Garth Gay, with her son, Stephen, of Sum- merside, spent a' few days this week in Moncton; N.B.

Mrs. D.L. Miller entertained

her bridge club_at her home in |

Summerside on Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leger of Moncton, N.B., spent the week- end in Summerside guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Dalton.

Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Moore and children, Christopher and Ann,

The Rev. Director Father J. W. McCardle spoke on the activities held during the year and elosed the meeting with prayer.

—»~ mie ’ Th Macleod wif woawer CWL ‘His Constant Lamp’ Is Theme a“ Institutes [reauar progrem ; o mave Ban ve WM P ili Meditati ; ° Be Guests MacLeod to be : In New Year’ At WMS Auxi lary ION OF Bonshaw WI | “sams commtiee, sre "On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. A.{ciety held their December meet- MacRae, and buyin The Montague parish council of 3. Bagnell led ‘an inspiring Wor-| ing in the Social hall, with a good) The regular meeting was held|Mrs. Everett 4 the Catholic Women's League | nip service, when Trinity Unit-| attendance of members and visit-|in the hall on Dec. 7 with the|Eric Ferguson held their monthly meeting iM eq Church Afternoon Auxiliary |ors, president, Mrs. Colin MacLeod, |, Mts. Angus 4 the Parish hall. The meeting WAS lof the Woman's Missionary So- In keeping with the approach- Roll call was answered | 12° ttended at Central € The Tharlotietown, Sab, Dee. 12,, 1989. | corresponds ing Yuletide Season, the Worship | Presiding. , ficers a at Guardian, Correspondence_eonsisted of o centre was nicely festooned with | by fifteen bers with an ex-|in November. two thank you cards and letters CGIT Service the traditional, evergreens a nd| change of A number of vis- ' from press convenors of organ- : itors was also in attendance. . izations, Multiple Sclerosis S0e- : Mehied canting, SENSING 5° eel crecsurer Curlstene Mactesd| MOUSEMOLD HAPPENINGS iety and the TB League. Is Identical oe atmosphere for the sing- an Mac The president reported’ that . spiritual bouquet "had been ‘ton| ACFOSS Canada [scripture reading and prayers. |were read by secretary and dealt| Dust cornstarch lightly on - a np warded for Bishop Smith. The an- a ee Seen oe eee Searen WW Mapes Ser etch os act wer sh ome al dren ; 1 CWL banquet will held| Canadian Girls Tn Training and Helen Wilson were heard in a I} c By alt at alan ae F. wee OT was tea Ustien hae a jor a the tear . — Sun and |their leaders across Canada are and duet — “Sleeping The Christ} we decided to meet during) cake and it will have a smoot er Hyndman, was hostess to a | Miss otiean Cameron, Sum- es were manne to de- eee to present their Christ- a Lay, - each in a solo Carietenas es to Rei appaerencs,: i: number i . | merside, rate ehure: ristmas vesper service. " essiah. ’ mem ‘ , able Giestiocn toh fuk ot Ger : a also to send treats to shut-ins, | This service is the one activity | Mrs, and Mrs. Clalro| school children and shut-ins,. as shan te deca Lice tac <a ernment House on Friday from| Miss Elma Inman, Missiona It was decided to hold an auc-| shared in common by 40,000 OGIT Hodgson led an med-|uysual at Christmas, and to in-| scone ‘'s itation “His Constant Lamp,” Instit: tes to er, use the vacuum * Pink had wh tions | the Soabonl pats yong - that the Slate eanis weak te ay “aeaen aos "aoe assisted by members depicting on seu aes meeting. )veeafimi oo fo oe e® carna e oN. ’ ‘ formed the decorative floral | Somers, Summerside. gin the second week in January. | churches and-country churches. (Japan, Korea, Africa, Canada.) 4 ommittee of Wanda Cousins, _— ; background for the dining room Lunch committee for the next| The congregation will join in India and Hong Kong and closed |) i:tene MacLeod and Mri— Tf pastel curtains are dried and drawing room where Mrs.| Mrs. Gordon Kelly was hos-| meeting are Mrs. George McKee-|the processional hymn “Christ-| with prayers for the peoples Of). wacLeod were appointed to) side a large pillowcase, they Hyndman received -her guests.|tess at her home in Summerside |™an, Mrs. John Clair, and Mrs.|mas, Awake", and other Christ- | the various lands. prepare a program schedule for! not fade as they do when dried in Presiding over the silver tea ser-|on Monday evening for the Lion- | Levi Power, mas hymns. The CGIT ° choir

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Miss Wilson was again heard the months to come. Mrs. Angus sing two lovely Carols, “Bring in a beautifully solo, | a Torch, Jeannette, Isabella”, a |/@nd Mrs. Johnson and Miss Wil-' French carol and ‘0 Holy Night”, on in a duet. Mrs, K. A. Parker |

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Mrs. J. Lioyd Gorrill entertain- her home in Summerside on Wednesday eve-

Mrs. Donald Baker left Sum- | Merside on Wednesday for Mon-

Three candile-lighters will lead in Was aceompanist. a dedication service of “Our-| A short businéss period follow- selves and Our Gifts’’. jed presided over ‘by the presi-| This vesper service should be | denf, Mrs. Parker. Reports were truly inspiring with the noblest | heard from the recording secre-| ideals set forth in scrjpture, poe- tary. treasurer, supply and com- try and prayer, symbolized by munity ° friendship secretaries light and enhanced by choral —the latter reporting 110 visits | and congregational singing of to homes and 30 to hospital. beautiful music. — , | The sincere appreciation of the This program is general across Members was voiced to Mrs. Canada wherever CGIT groups MacLean by the president for the exist. An identical program wil} ¢entertainment -w ich Rev. Mr.) be conducted this Sunday in all Maclean had given on Monday these centres. evening with a most interesting | and instructive running commen-| itary, on the beautiful slides tak- ‘en on their recent European trip.

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by her father, was charming | stole and matching accessories. in her ballerina length wedding; Following the ceremony a re- gown of ice - blue taffeta with ception for forty guests was held | laee top. Her shoulder length veil in the lounge of the Normandie was. held in place by a pearl|Hotel, San Francisco. For their tiara. She carried a long cascade honeymom trip to Los Angeles of white carnations with pink ros- and other points of interest along | Os. \the California coast the bride tra-| She was attended by. Miss Jean|velled in a dressmaker suit of A. Borcheres of San Francisco olive green with matching acces- ho was gowned ofies and a corsage of yellow veteen dress of royal blue with roses.. matching headband and veil. She| Mr. and Mrs. Pencall are re- carried a bouquet of white and siding in San Francisco where pink carnations. Mr. Pencall is sales manager for Mr. Edwin M. Pencall was his' the Spaulding Fibre Company.

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Mrs. Fred Gates presided over | the tea service and Mrs. Lincoln | Dewar, Mrs. David’ Mutch and | Mrs. Arthur Campbell served.

Hostesses at the Charlottetown Curling Club tonight will be Mrs. } David Walker, Mrs. Cam Mac- Lean, Mrs. Bill MacGregor, Mrs. Earl MacLeod, Mrs. Robert Mac- Leod and Miss Elaine Murley.

Mrs. Gordon Bennett entertain- | ed Thursday evening for several tables of .bridge at her home on Upper Prince Street.

Mrs. H.F. Miller left Thursday by plane for St. John’s, New-| foundland, where she will spend | the Christmas season as the guest of her son and daughter-in- " Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mil-

Two enjoyable ecard parties

In nice omen, the December gun shone brightly on the young bride, Granddaughter’s eousin—| ‘“‘Oh Gran’daddy” she protest- | and on all others, who today! ed with a girlish giggle, “don’t, chose to vow their solemn and! be funny! Don’t you know” she | lasting marriage Vows. Never! queried “There's no charm to again, we suspect unless it be on, it unless it has first been /passed | that of her own, will event be| through the bride's ring?” more pleasing to her, or longer | "Well, I'd have had that done,” need by Granddaughter) James nodded half-seriously “just han ; that first wedeimg-recep- to see what would come of it.” | tion in town, she with her par-| “t's just as well she didn’t,” | ents attended this afternoon. Mack commented with younger- j

Watching her step off happily brother indifference ‘she , might giong a city street, we thought not be pleased with what she'd that for her the occasion would! see. The dream could be a night- be like going to witness a scene; mare’ he offered with detatched reproduced in the flesh and in | boyish calm. ° detail from some loved book she| As an incident to the excursion had tead. The Princess would be; which had also borne a grand- there radiant, lovely, the Prince| mother away to a spell of shop-| of the story, youthful and proud, | ping, four gentlemen were left + the clergyman in solemn black,) at Alderlea including Gage. a vis- the parents and families and kin itor, to fend for themselves in| —and all the pretty gowns to lend the absence.

a colorful magic to the scene.

te put under your pillow?’ James) asked her with a twinkle.

“And what a good supper we)!

The tables nicely appointed and had’’ Mack related. ‘‘Just every-|y

spread with the dishes and vi-|thing we could find: i ands of the wedding feast. . .even! meat, eggs and cheese, bread and the bit of wedding cake she|cookies and strawberry jam. And brought to divide with those at | you'll not know we ate, because home was a witching thing, not/all the dishes. are washed and | meant of course to dream upon | put away Tell me” he queried’ | but to be savored fruity crumb |“is the town beginning to look by crumb to prove again to her- | like Christmas?” gelf how ‘exceptianally tasteful | So surely it has caught the this cake-of-cakes can be. |Christmas spirit — the outdoor | “And you're not saving some |trees attractively lighted, the in-|

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‘ald Baker and Mrs. Keith Pick- |

| and two sons arrived from Tren- |

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Mrs. John Hopkirk, Mrs. Don- |

ard. were co-hostesses at the home of the former in Summer. | side on Wednesday evening when five tables of bridge were in play.

WO and Mrs. Everett Bernard. ton, Ontario this week —for—the funeral of the former's sister, | Mrs. Heath Warren, Summerside

Mrs. Joseph MacGregor ar-|

eg rs rived from Exeter, N.H. this Susie's Choosey! week to attend the funeral of her sister, the late Mrs. Heath War- ren, in Trinity United Church, | one, ent ee Summerside. Also Mr. and Mrs. | from Gerald Warren and_ children, | Cindy and Blake, from Edmon-|]| Holmes & Bradley ton, Alberta, the former being a\] 159 Queen St. Dial 3414 son of the late Mrs. Warren. } Charlottetown

Mrs. Donald MacPhee, who!

New Glasgow. Proceeds were for the Ladies Aid of the Medical Centre. First prize winners were Thursday evening, Mrs. Lem Pineau and Mr. Victor Pineau. Friday evening winners were Mgs. Harold Dickieson and Mr. Bir Andrew.

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Mr. and Mrs. Allison Harris, Summerside, have as their week- end guests, their daughter, Mrs. Leigh Donald with her children Gregory and Gaylene of Char- lottetown. -

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Point Women’s Institute “ee back upon the only ing held at) the Rome of Miss ’ ‘ Louise Shaw, Dec. 3. Miss Shaw Piriat stil hes. power capably acted as auctioneer for | :

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Twelve members and one vis- been us insight to find the beck- itor, who became a member, ze-|. ng gleam, sponded to roll call by passing ~~ secure as Wise Men in layette articles for the. Unitarian ream Service Committee. | Followed the Star. through that

The sick committee reported Re gl sargihvess day fe sending flowers to two residents. Int e em to where Jesus who are in hospital. lay.

School committee reported pro- curing necessary articles and it was voted that\ the teacher be)! paid for Books of Knowledge she | had purchased. Mrs. George Shaw was appointed as _ school visitor for Decemher. It was de-

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A petition from the Canadian Association\ \of: Consumers pro- testing the trading stamp system of sales promotion was signed by all present. .

Mrs. Fenton Mciure will. be hostess to the January meeting when roll call will be answered “Am experience at the den-

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