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Globe United Church was deco- rated with gladioll in mixed col- ors ior the wedding at 2.80 o'clock on saturday afternoon oi Miss Elizabeth Shirley Potts, elder daughter‘ oi Mr. and Mrs. A. H. B. Potts to Mr. William Allin Thomp-

qoo, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cameron Thomlmm- 0i QIWYWM‘ (own, P. E.I. Rev. Frank P. Pid- 1e: Oiildliedo and the wedding music was played by Mr. 130118135 Wesiington. The bride was given in marriage her iathor, and was attended by her sister. M!!! Mm"! E polls, as maid oi honor and by Iiiss Christine Berry as brides- maid. Mr. Bruce R. Potts. brother or the bride, was host man. The ushers were Mr. Frank Macintyre and w. Norman Simmons.

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bracelet-length sleeves, was worn by the bride. It had a sweet- heart neckline and the bouitant skirt ended in a slight train. l-ler floor-length veil tell from a circlet oi braided tulle and pearls, and she nrried an arm bouquet oi white gladioii.

A reception was held at the homo oi the bride's parents, alter which Mr. and Mrs. Thompson left for a short wedding trip. The bride travelled in a black and white hound‘: tooth check suit with a black topcoat and black accessories. \

Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will reside in Kingston, where both are students at Queen's Univer- sity.

Out-oi-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cameron Thompson. oi Charlottetown; Miss Mary Brash. New York; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Potts of Burrord, 0nt.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Ct. Near. Miss Jean McKay, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce It. Potts. Nltro. Que; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones. MontreaL-(Ottawa Journal. 15th.)

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MR. AND MRS. CLAUDE HOW- ATT wish to announce the engage- ment oi their daughter Sybil Elaine to Wendell Francis Howgtt, Marriage to take place September the twenty-sixth.

CORRECTION. — In the an- nouncement oi Open seasons on Gavme the season on Duck; Geese was stated as i-rom Oct. liith-Nov. 30th. This should have read October loin-November 29th. P. E. I. Department oi Agriculture.

ENGAGEMENT. -- Mr. Jam" w. Hurry announces the engagement of his daughter, Lois Georgina to Clinton T, son of Mrs. Howatt and the late Mr. Leard oi Tryon; Mar- riage to take place in hhe near lut- ure.

ATTENDED WEDDING - Mr. and Mrs. Richard Llewellyn oi Sturgeon. P.E.I.. who were in town attending the wedding] oi their son, Mr. Heath Llewellyn to Miss Edith Marie Sparks, New Glasgow, which took place last week have left on return to their home on the Island. while here they were guests oi their so-n and daughter-in-Zaw, Mr. and Mrs. James Llewellyn, also their oon-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy and Mr. Llewellyn sister, Mic; spoon mo. wellyn, New Glasgow. - New Glas- goW News.

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Fall standards o! palms and baskets oi pastel colored gladioll and iarn lei-med the pleasing set- ting for a ceremony in Zion United Church. Moose Jaw, Sask. on Sat. Eopt. 6th. when Jean Muriel, only daughter ad Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Shepherdscn became the bride oi John Alexander MacLeod, son oi Mr. and ma. J. A. MacLeod, Montague, P. E. I.

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