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Wattors- Inge Wedding

A very pretty simmer weﬁlng was eolemnlaed e-t lngsbrook

Thursday, July 3th., 1MB. when Eleanor Annabel, daughter of Mr. alnd Mrs. Earle Inge became the bride of Robert Wilbur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Wsttors of

An alcove in the livhg room was transformed into e ﬂoral wedding arch of syringe and iwlg- centre. Roses, snapdrligon and pe nies formed a for the can- rlle light ceremony per-loomed by Rev. TE. MacLen an of ‘Trinity United Ohuroh, C arlottotoiwn.

The bride entare the living room on the arm of or father who gave her in man-la to the strains 0t the wedding m rch from "Lob- engrln“ played by her sister Doris. She wore l. gown. of ivory satin having long sleeves. fitted bodice with a short peplum or net and sotlrh, The skirt was ﬂared and fell in graceful folds to the floor. Her net veil was of similar length and was embroidered. Her head- drll was of orange blossoms. SI! ranted a bouquet nl‘ deep red mses. Her only ornament was a neck- lace of pearls.

Miss Connie Mair, the brides- mlaid. wore 5, gown of peach nylon taffeta. with a bouffant style ovc" ‘skirt or matching not. She wore i- shoulder length veil, nrith a flow- ered lhelsd dress. She carried a

erley Woodruffe, bride and Katheri wore pastels-colored or ancly dresses and carried nosegsye of pink and yellow snapdragons

The bride's mother ore a gown cf grey printed crepe with silver ornaments and wore aicc-rsage of red carnatlons while t e mother 0E the groom chose a two piece gown of grey trimmed with silver Sequins and wore a corsage or yel- low roses.

Albert Inga, hmthes- of the bride

frivas best man and the ushers were

William MacQuarria and Harley lugs, During the signing of the register Edward woodruffe sang “Beca-use".

After the ceremony the bridal Daffy and lzucsta entered the din- ing room. In the centre at the

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table g tiered wedding elk! graced the table ﬂanked on either side by silver candelabra holding pink. candles. Floral decorations were

hiaobannan proposed the toast to the bride and was responded to by the groom, Mrs. Cecil Wood and Miss Eve L. Beers poured tea." Among those assisting in serving the refreshments were Misses Pauline Wood, Eleanor Drake, Mary MacKenri-a, Olllvis Sullivan, Kay Porter, Mrs. Edison Drake, .\'l!‘ﬂ.'LC'l'0l'l Drake, Mrs. Roy Rob- ertson and Mrs. Edward Wood- ruffe.

For a going-sway zoom the bride iii-ore a dresa of gold colored gablwdine with black hat and ac- cessories and wore is rarsalze of white curnsiiona. Her wrap was a Jacket of white wool.

After the reception the happy young couple left by car on a short wedding tour through Nova Scotla, Cape Breton and PIE. Is- hind. Upon their return they will reside at Fox Hill Farm, Apohaqui, (near Sussex) svhere the gPCCnl in partnership with his father and brother conduct a large dairy farm and tourist business.

Out of the province guests were Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Wzstters ‘and Mr. R. Watson Apohliqui, Mrs. HG. White, Mrs. Donald Mann and Miss Beth Mann, Petitcodiac, Mrs. Henrietta Ft. de Generes, Lnng Beach, California.

STERLING Th’. I.’

l The spacious home of Mr. and {Mrs W. O, Myers, was opened to ;all members of Sterling W. I. and ltheir husbands on Wednesday l evening, June 30th, ivhere 8L1 gath- 'ered for a banquet in honor of the

thirty-filth anniversary of their

former members of last year were all invited. We were pleased to have as one of our guests, Miss Mary MacDonald, the supervisor of institutes from Charlottetown. The first part of the‘e\'ening a very enjoyable programme was carried out, with the president, Mrs. H. S. Mat-Ewen presiding over same.

An important part of the pro- gramme being the history oi the institute for the past thirty-five years. being read by two of our charter members, who We are pleased to still have with us, Mrs. ltlacGulgan, and Mrs. D. W. Mac- Kay, t-his history was of great in- terest to all to hear of the various tasks that has been wider-taken by the ladies. such as knitting, sells-lug quilting helping out sick and needy at home, sending parcels of food and clothing to needy overseas, and remembering and sending to all the boys in the services at home and

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first institutes to be GIIBIIO en June 19th 1918.

At. the close of the PIOBNIIIU. supper was then served to about fifty on the centre of the table vies s. beautiful birthday oaks which was nicely decorated and adorned with thirty-five candles. all ate heartily of lobster sslsdl. rolls. oekes. fancy cookies, whkli vres- topped off cream and birthday oaks.

After awhile of social chat the evening s brought to a close by add ioini in singing “Old bar-s sync" followed by God. love ‘rile Kine.

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Miss MacDonald spoke briefly on the success at the institute and expressed pleasure at being able to attend such is celebration, and

wished the institute every succeu in the future. One or t/wo others also spoke briefly.

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