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come | ‘ e * weg” ELLEN’S DIARY Mitchell-Armstrong Vows HAPPENINGS : =| An : at | Wemen's Editor, Phone 4-8506 | The Trees In The Grove Solemnized At Cathedral Audrey Jenkin 3 . ' =| The miarriage of Daphne, dau- jther chose a garnet red suit with Norman Clarey, Whim Road,)who is a patient im the Victoria | Stand In Bare Outline ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh matching hat. Her corsage w88 Jett last week to resume his stu- tal. : Beveriey Armstron. Chartotte- |a cream orchid. dies at Truro Agricultural Col- Rare +; October is losing her finery.| of woodsy places of winding | town to Parker David, son of| Following the ceremony. @ T€|\ege He was accompanied by| Eléanor ’ Hyde, ,|Her former brilliant dress is| woods’ paths pressed down by Mrs. Parker D. Mitchell, Lan- ception was held at the Charlot | pj. parents, Mr. and Mrs.|nas returned to Prince Edward 4 now fading. Trees in woodland | the feet of woodland creatures, caster, N.B. and -the late Mr. | tetown Hotel. John McFariave, George Clarey. Island, having completed her in- _ and grove, in fencerow and_/| of ferny dells where, come May, Mitchell, took place on October Rothesay, N.B., proposed the ternship in physiotherapy at | yard commence to stand in bare|the white violets will flower. 9, 1965 at St. Peter's Cathedral, toast to the bride, to which the; wr and Mrs. Cecil Wightman, | Montreal and Hamilton. ~ | outline against the sobering au- | And the painted ladies of tril Charlottetown, P.E.I. - |groom responded. Mfr.|waliax, were recent visitors to . tumn days. The maple in the liums put on their best gowns. The Venerable Archdeacon J, Armstrong introduced the wed- Montague, guests of their son| Mr. and Mrs. | barnyard has none of its scarlet | A little wistful the tune is, here R. Davies, the rector, officiated, ding attendants, and the groom) anq daughter-in-law. Mr. and|Kearney, St. Mary’s Road and ‘remaining. The crimson on the |in the night’s quiet at week's assisted by Rev. Canon W.P. proposed the toast to the brides-| yrs Arnold Wightman. their son Kearneyy |wild cherries up the creek to|end. Hearing it we think of _ rector of St. George’s (maids. The best man, who was ; Charlottetown, returned the west, almost as pretty as| James Whitcomb Riley's vers- Church, West Saint John, N.B. master of ceremonies, respond-| wr. and Mrs. John Norman/from a visit with relatives and their crowning white bloom of es — he that was a farmilad of ||; The processional hymn Lobe jed to this toast and proposed &| wacPherson, Bellevue and Mr. | friends in the Boston area. They the springtime, now falls away. | once, who knew well the work- || © Den Heren was sunz bw the con- |togst to the bride and groom 88) and Mrs- Robert Campbe!},/also spent a few days with Mr. And even though the countryside | ings of its innermost heart. He|; - ‘\gregation as the party |@ couple. Telegrams were then! whim Road, spent the weekend|MacKearney’s brother, Terry i still goldenly nena when tee woe loath to see October go. ‘e i oe ee ; entered the church. The hymn mood. ae papers at Halifax, N.S., where oe vis- | and his family in Vermont. sun shines, we we en- w : ; as eke yg: : t Communion service or honeymoon, MacPherson sister, _ |tertain now, as one said today * love ne Celeat an, foc : ~3|\Mary S. Edgar's Who wore a double-knit =e blue- os , Mr. es Eric — ~ . |“That lonesome feeling,”’ which |I can't bear to see her go— Touchest Earth W: Beauty. |green heather acces- daughter Heather visit- | Halifax, .. Were guests * | obtains when we cane that the | Seems to me like losin’ some GRADUATE The. organist, Susan Brenton |sories in vlog brown. She soy Ontario. - weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Har first glory of the month has Old home relative er chum — J of Played Wachet auf: Bach during |carried deep peach talisman To |" “tony Kensington, | Vey Ross, Lower Montague. . passed away... : ‘Pears like sort 0’ settin’ by udy MacRae, daughter Of |tne signing of the register and|ses and wore a gafdenia. The nt the weekend visiting his : Sunshine after damp, we wel| Some old friend ‘at sigh by sigh| Mr.-and Mrs- Kenneth J. Mac Trumpet Voluntary: Purcell for |bride and groom made their get- Spe Mr, and Mrs. P.M Delores Klink and June Wil- comed today. Not so much to| Was a passin’ out o’ sight Rae of Point Prim, who gra |i). recessional, away in a lobster boat. orem : “| ams of Worcester, Mass., have catch the charm of the loveli- | Into everlastin’ night! : duated in the September 1965 The shuie “Ach Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will re-|MECUSM . socey to hear L.A,| Joined the nursing’ staff of ‘the ness it creates as to be grateful | Hickernuts a feller hears one, Brome the School of Nurs with gladio and baskets of mix-|side in Sackville, N.B. where Burleigh is confined to his home | Western Hospital. Miss Klink ts that farmers. Island over could | Rattlin' down, is ‘more like ws ictoria General ene ed flowers and wheat in autumn |Mr. Mitchell is a Faculty me|i ich inness @ graduate of the Hahnemann get on comfortably with the var-| tears passed shades. White satin bows with |ber of Mount Allison University. |"y7-".54 Mrs. James Morrison | Hospital in Worcester and Miss ious harvestidgs before the Fall|Drappin’ on the leaves below— | RN examinations. Miss Mac- ; Out of came : Williams is a graduate of the ; ays of green ivy marked the Province guests f Alberton, were re- days should put an end to all/I love Old October so!” Rae is presently employed on | 5PT' from New Brunswick, Halifax, |#24 family. . Swedish Covenant Hospital is fieldwork. Until Monday— Diary—Good| the staff, of Victoria General /PPWS. ‘ . *\cent visitors of his parents, Mr. ieldwor' The bride, gi in Vancouver, Montreal and Senne- and Mrs. John Morrison. Chicago- Our crop, which as James | night..... Hospital. » Gyen marriage | vitie P.Q. : points out with a sigh “is now by her father, was dressed in a : ie. ont tire, ES. —- Mrs. Gordon Nicholson, Com- only a bit of hay and grain” has| oe ee oe silk. The p Presid “ oer es ae ee mercial Cross, ac by been harvested and stored: ; elbow length Proy, Presiden : -y Evans, Ross’s| Mrs. Louise Colby and Mrs, El- “Those boys in the Road sleeves were trimmed with an- © Mr. Stanley . sie Duborn, Charlottetown, left tique lace. She wore a veil Corner was a recent visitor , should gut the rests in the collar which talonged tober paternal Addresses CWL hie iser end "brotherdosew,| Wedveeday to vil, ends sad a a ears peo 7 grandmother, made ‘et sik Det Fred. L- “ee Mall * ae sr. sad Me, ge P vinnage" Mass they ‘will be ‘geen off a ee i , edged wi mbroi . cMillan, w | Wilmot were recent "prother Lloyd Nichol wit ad & ete te ocd o koe which fell soltly over the treis comed to the October meeting| her parents, Mr. and Mre. Gor-| thelr ity. Mire. Wichebone Re Seis a ey salah te el ine Opn Se a Pav, Abr hl res ‘ i say, well, ; . ’ ‘ . 2 ee ee ae hee ae o ag a she carried a spray of matching|™ Harper, in the Daltom)and Mrs. Janetta Ogden, Elms-| St the end of the month, and : Ralddecahe 2s 1965 rosebuds and ivy. School recently. dale, were Render. ieee of Dayiene, Fleride, to apeed: ta". oe rt ae ae a a eo eee ee oe | aconoueate me one at he Tre, an cae hire MacMillan ie edt Shermon Hutch- | Winter months » y 5 * . - * : . i CNST. NORMAN AND MRS. CURRY 9 Be A eaginanydin ale: RY HAWORTH and the ‘bridesmaids, Sherrill |addressed the group on various|tncon and family. Summerside,’ soi, ciarey, who has | : ring, if all continues well MA rnott, Joy , cousins |Subjects, arahipe, stationed at Inuvec, N.W.T., Colorful Autumn Wedding [miter fms, eats “by othe bid, Heather Armstrong, adi nd TY Drogas ang ee a a | with the Department” Trans O!1Or©ru uTrumn e Ing machine a stumpland which for M th U fold Grievance cae Oa bride, Helen Faye bs 2 os saneulien hort. Iestehiness. pert fer Gis poet ox manele some years had been included in a wn Takes Place At Mont eter, was ogee ca'| SOF Vee FITOUGIS germ a rma [Ee coPeners. Th Novem | ran Mx, Warn ect "oS a us We a fam ee Ot Ue amis Eimaries| Against Her Son’s Wife ‘Sicttearstis ae sr og carne My cc? err : red for the plowing. Stumps : parents, Mr. a ; n St. Mary’s Church, Montague, ;es of gold chiffon velvet were eat being ‘ cumiana away = g |had scooped necklines and short} At the close of the meeting, = ae See oe me ane Nicholson and Mrs. Clarey’s par- was the scene of a colorful au- styled with Empire waistlines await the burning. 3 Dear Mary Haworth: Distur-.ed in various ways so that we sleeves; the matching A-Line |refreshments were served by eee , ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Clar- tumn wedding, when Lois Marie| with high, rounded neckline: 2nd| yack the eldest lad of the ed by your answer to DK’s let-|\could attend many cultural func- |S*irts were full length. The/the hostess, Mrs. Irving Mok- Mrs. Harold Gillis has gone to |€¥: Whim Road- The family left RN, eldest daughter of Mr. and |three-quarter sleeves. Wedding! house across the lane would |ter defining “respect for par-|tions. | bridesmaids wore headdresses |ler. a | ns, Harold Gin her changh, |for their home in Toronto later Mrs. John Hughes, became the ring headpieces of matching) pave enjoyed seeing this first ents,’ 1 would like to give my| When he married I vowed not |Of burgundy silk petals and pale ter. Mrs. Janetta Ogden, Flms-| in the week. bride of Constable Norman 0. | material held short brown illus- | breaking of the land, buat helview to be an interfering mother-in- pink net. The maid of honor ELLERSLIE dale where Janitta will undergo | , Curry, RCMP, son of Mrs.- Eth- ion veils, and they carried mat-| ,... missing from the scene having similar difficul- |law and warmly welcomed Dora |Wore a wreath of white chrysan- surgery ; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell, elyn Carry. Por! Morlen, C.B. ching bouquets of gold and white| having gone to lend a -hand at |ties with’ my _son’s wife, . who into the family, though I felt he |‘hemums in her hair. The atten-| Mr. and Mrs, Brian Enman,| Commercial Cross, spent the and the late Mr. Curry. | mums centered with bronze. | : | dant‘ all carried long stemmed,| Mr. and Mrs. Ord Sharpe and |. *t: ait ‘ skend | past week at Stanhope, guests of MuETY ; the potato harvesting on anoth- |cont his loyalty to me. should have been better estab- . Summerside, spent the weekend 0 The nuptial mass was offered The flower girl. Jacqueline Hu-|.- farm. “Bring you home a| Before Bob married Dora, he lished. Now, however, friction ivory centered white chrysanthe- |Mrs. Waldo Phillips, O'Leary, visiting her parents, Mr. |their daughter and son-inlaw, by Rev. J.W. McCardle, who 'ghes, sister of the bride, was in piece of a pine stump, Ellen!” |and I enjoyed a rich full rela-|grows and I am becoming ever mums tied with ivory ribbon. were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Morfisdi. ° /Mr. ‘and Mrs. -Harry’ Lawson also performed the double ring scarlet velvettrimmed with) j, mes repeated -our- wish —this |tionship, sharing cultural inter- | more heartbroken. The best man was David | Mrs. Albert Sharpe. Messede: Weidiaak sebubins at |2nd family ceremony. The sanctuary was white military braid and shirred morning before he set out to the lests my husband's tastes| ‘Though Bob works long hours, Case, East Riverside, N.B.| Mr. and Mrs. Claude — Hayes | owe Charlott 2 spent the decorated with baskets of scar-|headpiece of matching material. | ¢ieidwork. ‘Whatever would /run in A different direction. \I insist that he visit me daily,/amd the ushers were Michael jleft recently for Ontario and | olida viene parents, quick let and gold gladioli interspers-| She carried a basket ‘aden you want with the like of that,| We aren't well off, and” Bob’s|no matter how late, as I don’t Armstrong, brother of the bride, |British Columbia, where they | Mr poe Mrs. Budd Williams ASTHM RELIEF ed with bronze dahlias Guest | with red and white baby mums: |), that the woodshed is full?” |higher education was financed want him to be sorry after I'm Robert Tilley, nephew of the | will visit members of their fam- ‘ : P . cH BRONCHITIS pews were marked with white The groom was attended by ‘To boil the new teakettle” |by a school loan program. But I|gone that he shunned his duty|groom and Keith Dow, Freder- |ily. | Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pay — a ROINC 8 Sabie se-steen satin bows trimmed with gold Corstable Wayne Ho---*- 28 we chuckled. And how well at |eaw to it that he had extra-curri- |to me. Dora resents these visits, |icton, N.B Mr. and Mrs. Cody Banks and | ona ny ge Mrs Sonatas you wheeze, cough, for and white baby mums. best man with Constables Dave | the moment it bubbles and sings/eular (very expensive) music |as she doesn’t see too much of| The bride’s mother wore a/family, Charlottetown were re- 0S of Pin i "| breath? Take TEMPLETON’ AH Mrs. William Campbell sup- Power and Maynard Ray as ush- and art lessons. Also I sacrific- | him. \double-knit dresden blue suit! cent visitors of her sister and |John Coughlin. specially made to help asthma sufferers plied wedding music and accom- ers, ail in the scarlet dress uni- and accessories. Her corsage e She is an excellent housewife | with black chiffon and velvet} brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.| Miss Willina Gillis, Summer- | breathe more , $0 you can panied a special friend of the form of the RCMP. Was of wiite sweetheart céess and mother. Also, she works |Picture hat. Her corsage was a| Harry Gillis. aide, was a recent visitor of her | ang Fyn peak comfortably. 850 bride and groom as she sang irs Hughes chose for her Out of province guests includ: WMS Holds part time to pay off Bob's school |pink gladiolus. The groom’s mo-|" yn: William Grant was -hos- |Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Theodore counters Schuberts “Ave Marie.” ““P-~'s | gaughter’s wedding a cranberry|ed Mrs. Ethelvn Currv: >ort loan, which she feels he should ess to St. John’s Anglican La- | Gillis. 163-10 Anelicus’’. "0" Lord I Am Not ‘wool dress with matching fea- Morien, Cape Breton; Mr. and Oct. Meetin have paid off before marriage, |lessly vulnerable to your speciaf |dies Aid on Wednesday :vening.| Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hutchin- | Worthy” and during the signing ther hat and mink ‘tole. Her Mrs. William MacDonald, Dan- . g by denying himself extra-curri-|brand of ruthless manipulation |Meeting opened with yorship,|son and Mr. and Mrs. William of the resister “On This Day 0° | corsage was of white roses. The |ville and Patricia Anne, Glace At Cli to cular luxuries. But I think she of his sensibilitis, what you are /followed by minutes of ious |Grant were recent visitors of Beautiful Mother’”. m’s mother wore -a black | Bay; Mrs. Crystal Hussey, | inton realizes her cultural shortcont doing, unfortunately, is driving |meeting and roll call. Roll call|Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hutchin- si teedoate tines C marriage | Sod gold two-piéce knitted suit North Ingonish; Mrs. Ruth The president, Mrs. Horace iméS and resents our mutual in- /him ‘crazy, gradually, mean-|wes answered by each member |S0n. th sheath gown of white chiffon (With black and gold accessories. Gwynn, ‘Sydney: Carrie O8- Paynter, Clinton, was hostess to|‘@tes's- AS @ companion, she | while taking your self along that paying towards the turkey fund.| Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simmons,! goep concsiuqs + SENG SENET sth sheath gown of white chiffon |For corsage was of pink rose-\borne, Moncton, N.B.; and Dian- leaves much to be desired. same road with him, My advice; Next: roll call to be answered were recent visit- velvet wi mn: in ace : cae alb ee ¥ i s 7 P. elvet with long tapering lace | 0 COrsae e ne Shaw Someeal PG Fer eet rma te oc.|, Weekends she invents places{is, cut it out. Stop, look and lis-/with a sympathy ‘and get well lors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gil. | 80X80 CHAMOTTETOMN, pxe sleeves. A graceful train of im- | eee Immediately following the ce: Missionary Society for the Oc-|4, oo, to prevent his visiting me: |ten: turn back from your de-|card. Mrs, Erwin Dennis invit-|tis 3 ported French lace fell from a| Following the ceremony a re) nee couple lett tober meeting, which | opened why is she so selfish and incot:| structive drift. ed members to her home for |~>- $ Uphelstering = ¢ Seetcing: Ince: before. Tet. five. lemmas Wat Bald St the Mae ee oom win to Pierre | with the theme ““God’s Power in| siderate? Surely a few minutes! Get firsthand family relations next meeting, on baking com- | ? $ tier elbow length veil of silk {l-|€ue Legion Home. where the | Soneyioon kip ne va | eg nay Church” and prayer. | sren’t that important. counselling help for yourself, in| mittee, Mrs. Clifford Williams $ : lusion with scalloped edges was|tables were attractively decor-|And Miquelon, returning via) The. secretary, Mrs, Lorne!” che is constantly naggiif’ and |learning how to act year ave and! and Mrs. John Morrison 2 Zo Sreeh moreno: attached to a crown of lily of the |ated with arrangements of mix: eae aero at & reception | reer, read the minutes and sreuing with my son. And she (be your husband's wile, not Your | ntentiy losed with 8 $ * @ finest quality = valley and seed pearls. She car- | €d fall flowers The yridle’s . Port Mo 0 CB rec the members, responded toroll barely associates with me now-|son'’s would-be sweetheart and| — c 4 — 2 ° q o Tied a cascade of red roses in- |table was centered with a three- | : rie’ > CB. call with a verse of scripture. adays. I've told her to see a|soul-mate.—M.H. iby Mrs. J. Morrison and a v0 2 % re tertwined with ivy and white |tiered wedding cake topped with They will reside in Charlotte-| The president read an inter- good family counsellor and get] Mary H ‘a «a(n lunch was served by FS < 166)Prince St. Ch’town satin. The only jewellery was a|@ miniature RCMP constable |town where the groom is sta-|esting article on Thanksgiving. [he anxieties straightened out. Ty Hawor counsels |tess and comittee. ie : } ir rl s, gift of the |and his bride, and flanked by |tioned with the RCMP and the| Mrs. Ralph Moase invited the through|her , Not by mail; Mr.\and Mrs. James Burleigh * pair of pearl earrings, gift of ine After all, she has a whole life ameatt Write her groom. lighted tapers and vases of cut bride is employed as a dental) members to her home for the! head Was I right in this?—S.A. \or PC ow. wel SSS aaa The bride was attended flowers. ; |hygienist with the Department | November meeting. ¥ r in care of The Guardian, = ; . ‘ bride was a by a : Dear S.A.: My first reaction | san aN hia eet alae cxwae vain) tte ae Reha “te 7e, i ter ouiteet Tear me au | LADIES’ ‘NIGHT AND AFTERNOON TEA ter of the groom, as matron of \bride, circulated the guest book. (Phote by George Wotton) | the close of the meeting. was that you had to be kidding. |] CALLING ALL ; o : . honor, with Judy Hughes, sister |Rev. McCardle said grace and It reads like a tongue- in- cheek : i : of the bride and Beryl MacKin-|proposed the toast-to the bride script on ‘“How to be # marriage | HOME MAKERS obs

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