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Pi MR. AND MRS. W. E. MURPHY
A Pretty Spring Wedding Performed At Georgetown
St. James Church, Georgetown Was the scene of a pretty spring wedding on May 2nd, when, Ger- trude Lillian, R.N., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald, Georgetown became i of LAC. William Eugene Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mu Georgetown. - d
Reverend Denis Gallant cele- brated the nuptial Mass and per- formed the double ring cere- mony. Reverend 0. Kiggins was present in the sanctuary. Acoly- tes were: Charles Fitzgerald and Mark Murphy, brothers of the bride and groom. Miss Janie Batchilder played the wedding march and appropriate hymns were beautifully sung by the Girl’s Choir.
The altar wag adorned with pink and white snapdragons and white chrysanthemums. Guest
"s were marked with pink and white rosettes. The bride, giv- en in marriage by her father, wore a cocktail length gown of white peau de soie, featuring a Sabrina neckline and fitted bod-
ed skirt of imported French lace. The long sleeves came to points over the wrists.
The fingertip veil of tulle illu- gion was held in place by an open crowned tulle bonnet. She earried a eemi-cascade bouquet of red sweetheart roses and wittte carnations and wore cultur- ed” pearl earrings, gift of the groom.
Mrs. Albert Burke, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and wore a waltz length gown of mauve nylon with matching sa- tin cummerbund and headdress. She carried a nosegay of mauve and white carnations
Miss Mary Lou Conohan, niece of the bride. was flowergirl. She wore a zown of embroidered white nylon organza over pale yellow taffeta with headdress. to match and carried a nosegay of
The groom was attended by his brother, LAC., Earl Murphy.
Ushers were LAC., Leroy Doi- ron and LAC., Art Hughes, friends of the groom.
The mother of the bride chose for her daughter's wed- ding a sheath dress of royal blue figured silk with matching accessories and wore a corsage of white carnations. The*groom’s mother wore a Quesn’s blue crepe dress with white accessor- ies and wore a corsage of white carnations.
Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held for sixty guests at the Rainbow Room of the Bison Restaurant in Montague. The table was beauti- fully decorated, the bride’s table being centered with a three ticr- ed wedding cake, adorned with
under an arch of tiny white rose- buds. Mrs. J. W. Lavers, aunt of
guest book.
Mr. J. W. Lavers acted as toast- master for the occasion and cal- led upon Const, Ron Pettitt. R C.M.P., who proposed the toast toe the Queen. Rev. Denis Gallant very fittingly proposed the toast to the bride and groom. This was responded to by the groom.
The young couple then left on a short motor trip through the Maritime Provinces.
For travelling the bride chose a hooped wool suit of aqua, with white accessories and wore a corsage of white carnations. The couple will reside in Cold Lake Alberta, where the groom is stationed with the Royal Cana- dian Air Force. —
Many tleegrams latory and best wished were re- ceived from relatives and friends of the bride and groom Prior to her wedding the bride was entertained at a shower held
son. Georgetown. (Proto by Cras-
yellow and white carnations.
well)
Highest Bid Received For Work Of A Living Artist
. The Picasso Picnic Tea spon-; gored last year by the Art Soc-| Jety of Prince Edward Island was | a@ very popular event. From Lon- | don comes news of Picasso)
so’s famous blue period was be- ing offered for\two thousand pounds ($5,600) according to-Lon- don Art reporters in the pre-war years.
the bride, wee ia charee ot se | on as Mack said ‘‘More than
_jthe world. of congratu-
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6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tucs., May 19, 1959.
HAPPENINGS
4p ly
“Prince Edward Island's Cast- le Builder” is the heading of an article by Michael F. Hennessey in the April issue of the Atlantie Advocate. Col. Johnstone is shown by “Glamis Castle, the first replica of famous places which he completed in 1946. Pic- tures are shown of other replicas: Shakespeare's birthplace at Strat- ford-on-Avon, the home of Wil- liam. Penn and his sons at Stoke Poges.
The beautiful name ~~‘Wood- leigh’’ which Col. Johnstone has called his interesting homestead is taken from his ancestors’ eld home in Scotland.
At present Col. Johnstone is ;working on his most ambitious |project, York Minster. This cast- le building is a costly hobby but Col. and Mrs. Johnstone, derive much pleasure from it. th fact it is their formula for keeping young.
Recent visitors to Wolfville, Nova Scotia were the Hon. J. George MacKay and Mrs. Mac- Kay, Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hogg, Bedeque, and Mr. and Mrs. Colin Waugh, Wilmot Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Hogg and Mr. and Mrs. Waugh attended sessions of the G. D. of The Sons of Temper- ance of Nova Scotia which were held there during the week-end.
Mrs. Dora Campbell has return- ed from Halifax, Nova Scotia, where she was visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and |Mrs. Sidney Camplbell, and new | grandson. Mrs. Parker Henderson ,of Darlington, Maryland, arrived |by plane in‘ Halifax and after a | visit there came with her mo- jther to Prince Edward Island
Mrs. Campbell's apartment, Dun- das Terrace.
Miss Jeanie Gillis, home econ- omic student at St. Francis Xa- vier University. is home for the holiday weekend.
Mrs. George Carson and Mrs. Miller Beairsto left Monday mor- ning for Wolfville whére they will attend graduation exercises at Acadia University. At that time Benjamin Douglas Carson will receive his B. A. degree major- ing in history and business econ- omics,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Praught of Grand River (West) were visit- ors to Charlottetown last week to pick up their son Leonard Praught who distinguished himself in en- gineering studies at St. Dunstan's University.
Mr. and Mrs. Power, Belle Isle, Newfoundland, have been in the province to attend their son Richard's graduation at St. Dun- stan’s University. This week they are attending their daughter's graduation at St. Fr. Xavier.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Caseley
Women's Blouses
Short sleeves with pleated front made from good qual-
and-Mr. and Mrs. James—Mac- Lean, Summerside entertained at a mixed party on Tuesday eve- ning for Constable and Mrs. Erie Tedford who will shortly be leav- ing to reside in Charlottetown. During the evening a gift of an electric coffee percolator was presented to the guests of honor by Mrs. MacLean while the ad-
idress was read by Ralph Case- ley. The Tedfords will be great- ly missed. by their host ef
jwhere they are in residence at
‘ELLEN’S DIARY
friends in Summerside.
“Billy, The Kid” Is A ©
Cute Pet At Alderlea
|
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Is there anywhere we wonder bet he’s real cute.”
a more engaging sight of season
iperched placidly along a tele- phone wire. . .smiling we fancy happy to be again home?” There | ,they were this afternoon in the| jsunshine quietly come, and quiet-| jly “viewing the landscape o'er” at Alderlea.
| ‘We've had them about our jyards for a few days" Gage re ‘ported later when he chanced to, jeatch sight of a cleft-tail and |burnished wings lifting above the jnear meadow.
Gage had come in one of those jquick and sudden trips which ap- {pear on these farms to summon |the farmers to one place in the!
“Cute!” Mack exclaimed proud-'
miniature white wedding bells|than a row of first swallows|ly ‘‘he’s all of that!”
“Can he jump?”
“Can he!" Mack nodded. “And | climb too! Yes sir. I guess soon there won't be a fence on the, farm that will hold him. He's smart. He knows me already.”
A pleased bleat (Alex finds it a lonely one when he hears it at times through his day) -from the kid in his pen hailed their ap-! proach. Now he would be allow-. ed his freedom for a while to! run and play, and crop the green, of the yards. |
It was a day for our farmers to welcome several new-comers to herd and flock, this day we! had been hoping for, indeed
event of some crisis in the farm. |longing for, when cool winds blew |
jing. This evening it was to as- jsist “‘a really fine heifer calf” so word had it, safe and sound to
“Come!” Mack invited Gage in| his greeting, leading off across a yard “I'd like you to pass your
of late. So balmy was the air, and | the light sunny wind warm on the new ‘of blade and coaxing smilingly each unfolding leaf- bud. ; “I guess,”” James commented “it will soon be time to-think of
opinion on our new pet-‘Billy, the Kid.’ "’ He chuckled-at,the name. | “My opinion?’ Gage echoed
YORK NOTES
iis eet ores se Ye |United Church, Larry Wellton, (Grade) 14 was presented with a book by the Canadian Women’s Christian Temperance
Dominion, ‘In the temperance | exams.” Larry is the son of Mr.
; and Mrs. Harry Welton, York. Mrs. Will Crockett and three
painting which has just brouught} The story about the hotel bill children were visitors to Charlot-
the highest bid ever made any-| where for the work of a living, artist. :
The painting is that of a nude Dutch girl, said to\ have been) first sold in 1905 to help pay\a
thay that Pablo Picasso was unable tp meet. It was auctioned
in Lpndon recently for 55,000; unds \\$154,000),
ed as. a
lle Hollandaise” describ- | éduct of Pablo Picas-! worth. about ten pence).
is that Picasso and. Paco Durio, a fellow Spanish artist, went to the Netherlands for a holiday in 1905. Picasso wad unable to meet his part of the Hotel bill. He is
said to have handed the picture to Durio to whom it is inscribed as “My Dear Friend.’’ Durio managed +o raise 800 francs for it. (Since 1795 the franc ‘has been
x\ :
teen ean
HELEN MILLAR
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BRIAN CHANDLER
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
_» The engagement
is announc-|ghter of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Mil-
ed of Mr. Brian Maxfield Dun-|lar of Halifax. The wedding is to
Sar Chandler, son of Mr.
and |take place on June 6th in the Ca-
Mrs. H. B. Chandler of Montreal, | thedral Church of All Saints, Hal-
and Miss Helen Joan Millar, dau-
ifax.
.
| tetown’ on Wednesday.
} Mrs. Elby Hardy, York, is | spending a holiday at Union Road
j where she will be the guest of |
| her sister-in-law Mrs. also her granddaughter Mrs. Mac- Arthur. :
Mrs. Fred Andrew and daugh- ter, Charlottetown, paid a short
| Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Watts. | Dartmouth, N.S. spent the week- iend in York, at the home of Mr. |and Mrs. Harold Watts, York.
{— osama
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27—8:15
MANY MOONS—a 3 THURSDAY, MAY 28—8:15
St. Pius X ORANGE
’ SATURDAY, May 30—8:15 Seven Mile
The trophies for the best
2 o'clock. ‘ ADJUDICATOR: Mr: Dan
Education of Nova Scotia.
Ambrose | | Mallett,\and Mrs. Bart Hardy, |
visit to York, on Sunday evening.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
DRAMA FESTIVAL PROGRAM
' COMMUNITY CENTRE ; - Charlottetown
Charlottetown Little Theatre Guild
Easter Monday Players THE EAGER MISS BEAVER—a 3 act play FRIDAY,-MAY 29—8:15—Three one-act plays Parkdale School, Grade IV HANSEL AND GRETEL Notre Dame Academy mr nel WHITE QUEEN, RED QUEEN
KITTY KEARNEY FROM KILLARNEY
will be presented at the end of Saturday night's performance. Junior Drama Festival finals en Saturday afternoon at
ithe cultivating, won't it?” A |\lambkin under either arm he was! \taking them and their ewe then
at the home of Miss Peggy Johm- | with a smile of anticipation. “I'll from the wide meadow to the sun
jof the orchard and the company
of other little new-borns there. | **it |
“But” he shook his head will a while yet before we can get around to it. Besides there'll ibe a spell of spreading manure first.” :
And another day fresh and new
ne Union | at morning, is leaving now. There! for attaining Sixth place -for the |ig no staying them-these lovely!
\days of May. But their memories we may keep.
Until tomorrow— — —Diary— Good-night... .
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