Miss Elda Bruce, and fifteeen others, graduated from Grace Hospital, Toronto, Ontario.

The graduation exercises were held on Wednesday, May 13, 1959 at St. Andrew's United Ohurch, Toronto, with Commissioner W. W. Booth presiding. Following the exercises a reception was held in St.: Andrew’s Church hall.

A party was also given in her

EGLINGTON—HOWE BAY W.L)read by secretary and discus- sed.

The June meeting of Egling-

. Fred MacKenzie, pre-

the meeting opened by singing “Home on the Range” followed by repeating Mary Ste- wart Collect in unison. Roll, cail Was responded to by thirteen members. ‘There was also one visitor present.

The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer’s reports were read ana accepted. Correspondence was

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The Chandler-Millar Marriage Is Solemnized

The Cathedral Church of All|bouffant, slightly entrain effect

Saints, decorated with white car

nations and pink snapdragons, was the beautiful setting for the

Mr. and Mrs. J. Graham Millar of Halifax and- Brian Maxfield Dunbar Chandler, son of Mr. and Mrs. H: Bramwell Chandler of Montreal, formerly of Chariotte- town.

Right Reverend E.B.N. Coch- Trane performed the ceremony, and the organist was Maitland Fanmer. ; ,

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a bridal gown of white peau de sole, the fitted bodice featuring a bateau neck- line and long sleeves tapering at the wrists. The skirt, ankle length in front, gradually flowed into a

each

istri . ie from ‘“Mys- ery Gift $1.30." Harry Burke

won the mystery gift. Collection amounted to $1.07 Roll cali for the July meeting | is to be answered by each mem- | ber passing in an article for an | auction. Two delegates were ap- pointed to ateend the Provirtcial convention, namely Mrs. Laura MacKenzie, Eglington and Mrs. Russell Mills, Howe Bay. Lunch committee for July Lanch committee for July meeting, Mrs. Howard Wood and Mrs. Lester Dingwell: school committee remains unchanged. Both districts decided to help Tread by the secretary, received |pay for treats for school giosing. from Mrs. L.A. Brabben, pesid-| Mrs. John James MacDonald ed of Deeping—Gt. Nicholas Wo-| kindly invited the members for men’s Institute Branch, Spalding, oc. emei Lincolnshire, England. i|the July meeting. Mrs. Howard Eglington — Howe Bay is try- | Wood read a humorous reeding ing to form a “tink” between the | “Course of Love too Smooth.” two branches and thus exchange| A contest was conducted by programs, etc. Mrs. Russeli Mills and won by Reports of committee were conducted by Mrs. Howard Wood heard..One thanw you note was/|and won by Mrs. Brenton Stead. read from a member, for fruit} Meeting closed by singing received while sick. “When you and I were Young.” Proceeds from the Play whicu | Lunch was then served by hos- was held in Fortune Hal] on May tess assisted by the committee 22nd. was passed in to the treas- | in charge and a social hour spent.

honor at the home of her bro- ther (Sydney) where she was the recepient of many lovely gifts.

Miss Bruce will continue work- ing on the Grace Hospital Staff. She is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bruce, nee Minnie Garrett, Hamilton, On - tario formerly of East Baltic and Souris, P..E. 1.—Photograph by Ashely and Crippen:

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Church Hall where the bride's grandfather, F.G. Millar of Tor- onto, propo toast.

For traveiti the bride wore a chocolate brown suit of feather weight wool, brown shoes and white accessories. Her corsage was of yellow roses.

The bride, a graduate of Dal- housie University (Arts °58) did a year's post-graduate work in Social Service and has recently taken a position with the family Welfare Bureau in Halifax.

The groom, a science graduate

Mrs. Millar wore a_ sapphire

gin Fourth Year studies at Dal-

Mrs. Chandler wore a two piece | housie Medical School in Sept-

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shantung with matching acces-| months he will assist in a med-

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