Trinity Church At Montague Is Setting Of Pretty Wedding |

Baskets of pink and -white glad- foli and potted plants decorated the altar of Trinity United tnaurch. Montague on Sept. 12 when Rev. J. M.. Fraser united

- in marriage Audrey Eileen: dau- _ ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. ‘Annear. Lower Montague, to Wu- liam Stanhope, son of Mr. and , Mrs. Russell Moore, Albionm. Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride chose fort her wea- Ging a nylon dotted swiss net - gown over silk taffeta with scai- _ toped sabrina neckline and cap sleeves. Back ruffles cascaded Gown the bouffant skirt to form a brush train. With the gown thc bride wore full length mitts which: Sepered to points over the hands. ler headdress was a silver tiara which caught her short, tulle illu- sion veil. She carried a cascade bouquet of American Beauty ros- es. The matronof honor, Mrs. Ralph Annear. was gowned ia _ yellow silk organza with match- j : Mis-

the groom, acted as best man ‘he ushers were Raiph Annear, srother of the bride, David Ste aart and Donald Smith.

During the ceremony, Mrs. L. A. Johnston accompanied Mrs. Douglas Coffin as she sang “A Wedding Prayer” and “The Lord's Prayer.”

For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Annear wore a'sheath gown of silk faille in moss green with which she wore natural tone ac- cessories and a corsage of bronze baby mums. The groomis .mo- tner was gowned in Navy bluc silk faille and wore a short cape of fuf> navy accessories, and a corsage of white carnations.

Following the ceremony, over ene hundred guests attended the reception in the church hall. Mix €d flowers decorated the bride's table which was centred with a three tier wedding cake toppea by a miniature bride and groom.

Bev. J, M. Fraser acted as master of ceremonies and -pro- posed the toast to the bride to

sJELLEN'S_DIARY Virtue Of Kindness Exists [f= Through Changing World |

“The world is in a sad state”

afternoon commented soberly. . . A fall day this its mood tempera- It denied the farmers the of continued harvesting but some time to “kaley” and Ours must suspend work of urnips, though at Rob's the i was continued. Into the it goes on. We saw the of the tractor flash across

through the darkness ...but there, like father-of- sometimes used to remark when spinning a tale to his chil-

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all down the years as we had known them the older generations had each in turn bemoaned the seemingly careless and hopeless trend of the times. The world

own ruin. Steadily approaching, as we on farms are wont ;to say “the end of its tether.” Just give tt time, they prophesied and like instances in ‘history. neither ex- cuse nor good reason ‘wéuld be found to save it from some fear- ful fate.

N.B., arrived in Summerside on Saturday. Mrs Simmons and son remained for this week with her parents, Mr and Mrs. George Meikle, while Mr. Simmons re- turned to N.B.

Mrs L. Compton will be -hos- tess at bridge at her home in Summerside this evening

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lefurgey and son. Nial, have returned to their home in Summerside after spending some time in Searle town with Mrs. Lefurgey’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brad- shaw.

Mrs. Russell Kelly left Sum- merside Monday to visit rela- tives in Fredericton. N.B.

Mrs... Liewellyn Rogers enter- tained at bridge on Monday eve- ning at her hdme in Summerside.

Dr. and Mrs. J.C. Simpson re- turned to their home in-Summer- side last week. after visiting in! Montreal.

Mrs. Basil MacNeill of Elms-}| dale is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wallace Bradshaw and Mr. Bradshaw in Summerside. She

ses Marion MacDonald and De- vona Hewitt, wore similar gowns ’ of blue with matching hats. Ruth - Annear, young sister of the bride was junior bridesmaid and wore a gown of yellow organza with matching hat. The flower girl lit- fie Jean Muttart, cousin of the bride, was winsome in her dress cf white nylon with a wide, blue ecummerbund. The attendants car- ried nosegays of pink and whiie

- @arnations. Dr. David Moore, brother of

which the groom made a fittang | response.

‘For their honeymoon in- Caps Breton, the bride changed w a sheath dress of royal blue with matching accessories and muskrat jacket on which she wore a corsage of white carna- tions. :

s Mr. and Mrs. Moore will resiae im St. Anne De Bellevue where tne groom is an agricultural stu- dent at MacDonald College.

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G The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Nov. 4, 1959.

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Mr. and. Mrs.. R. Byron Brown will celebrate the golden anniver- ‘sary of their wedding on Sunday,

** November 8. Anniversary Mass will be sung at Notre Dame Con- vent by Msgr. G.J. McLellan who officiated at their nuptials fifty years ago in the same chapel. ining their parents for the occasion will be their three daugh- ters: Ethel (Mrs. J.T. Bentham, Toronto); Ida ‘Mrs. R.H Smith, Moncton); and Rita ‘Mrs. A. Peterson. Charlottetown’. Also five sons: Albert of Ottawa; Ar- thur of the RCDC, Newfoundland: and Frank, Richard and John of Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will be at home to their friends Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to 9

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Hotel, Kent Street

Eleven tables of bridge were’

{n play when the Duplicate Bridge Club: held their weekly -meeting Monday evening at the Charloite- town Hotel. Winners were: North and South, 1. Lt. Col. W.J. Mac- Donald and Mr. J. Coles: 2. Mrs. Alban Farmer and Mrs. Carl Green. East and West,,1. Mr ' Alex Matheson and Dr. fiougias MacDonald; 2. Mrs. J. D. Stew- art and Mrs. W. E. Cotton.

Flight Lieutenant and Mrs. John A. Bradley, and two young daughters,| Pamela and Lizabeth, are_leaving tomorrow _by_car_for Quebec where they will take up residence. F:L. Bradley who has just completed a nine-month jet interceptor course at and Cold Lake, Alberta, has been transferred to the jet squadron at Bagotville. Que. Mrs. Bradley ang children have been the guests of Mr. and Mts. J.R? Praught, Hillsboro Street for the past sev- eral months

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Doyle have returned to the city from a two- week visit to Montreal, Toronto and Detroit

Mr and Mrs. Austin Rogers en- tertained at a family supper at

B their home at Freetown on Sun- _ day. honoring 86th. birthday _ of Mr. Rogers’ mother, . Mrs | fier daughter, Mrs. William Fran- eis end family, and other re

Winnipeg.

latives. The honored lady received ecards, letters and gifts, and

offer felicitations.

friends called during the day to;

relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Ensor Bowness

twas daily ‘turning on toward its|‘

eS Toronto to spend the winter with.

returned last week to their home in Summerside after visiting in Montreal.

‘nadian aluminum industry.

ual and careless ways of living, every good virtue and much

And _ yet human sympathy and brotherly love took up voluntarily the task

service to help another speed a current farm-interest to a close; today a farmwife, a laden bask- et on her arm, followed a path along fields to bring cheer to an ailing friend. And hearipg, know- ing, we remembered our world and the world at large was not yet gone to ruin but all still kept “In the Hollow of His Hand.” 7 ' We saw -the tractor’s lights gleam in the distance through this dusky night when with James | we wheeled away in the little

| truck on a fall visit to old friends.

A retired pair this is—gone some

‘years now from the farming to _ }enjoy the pleasantries of village-

life. Growing old with the pass- ing years they are, yet they re- main exceptionally youthful——at heart. Garden-stuffs gathered in, plenty of fuel at hand, st win- dows. . doors, in place they are snugly settled for the winter. We talked of old times—yourg days} and old ways, -but

“Now, now, Ellen, this tate loit- ering will never do!” James re) minds us letting the black cat out into the night “Not for us” he nods seriously “and our crop not yet_all gathered.”

Until tomorrow — — — Diary, Good-night.

‘GUINEA PRESIDENT TOURS

OTTAWA ‘CP) President Sekou Toure of the African re- public of Guinea will visit Arvida, Que, and Oitawa Thursday and Friday, it was announced Mon- day by Prime Minister Diefen-

will accompany the party from. New York to Arvida where the Aluminum Company of Canada will act as host. Guinea has some’ of the world’s largest deposits of bauxite which helps feed the Ca-|

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| Dylan and Kevin of Fredéricton, N.B., are spending the week at Margate, having returned with Mrs. MacKenzie’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heath Mayhew. Mar- ‘gate. who were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. MacKenzie at their home at Fredericton.

Mr. and Mfs. Wesley Richard- son left recently on return to their home in Brewer; Maine, after visiting relatiyes here. They ; were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tuplin, Margate.

Mr.‘ and Mrs. Harry’ Tuplin, Darnley and Mr. Andrew Tuplin, Margate, left recently on a three ' week trip to Florida.

Mr. Richatd Sawler, accom- panied by the Misses a. Smith, Ethel White and Myrna Hancock, Summerside, attended the MacKinnon-Patterson | nup-

tials in Moncton, N.B., on Satur- day.

"Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Speers and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Inman left

to Boston, Mass

Mr. and. Mrs. George Clark of Kensington accornpanied py Mr. j}and Mrs. John Walker of Sum- merside left last week on a holli- | day trip to Maine. A

Miss Jane Hall of Charlottetown was the week-end guest \of her mother, Mrs. Harold Hall, Sum- merside.

Miss Margaret Howatt, R.N., of ChaMottetown, spent the week- }end in Summerside, guest'of her taunt, Miss Amy Burrows.

‘Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Parlee and daughter, Susan, of Camp- beliton, N.B., are spending a week's vacation in Summerside with Mrs. Parlee’s parents, Mr.

.jand Mrs. Hilbert Johnston

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simmons jand son, Danny, of Fredericton,

Mrs. T.C. MacKenzie and sons, !

Summerside on Friday.on a trip)

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