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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Noonan, was united in mar- riage with James Ivan Lenard Lafferty, son of Mrs. Elizabeth MacKinInon and the late Ivan MacKinznon and the late Ivan Ladferty. Charlottetown, P.E.I.

The ceremony was performed by the bride’s uncle. Rev. Leon- ard McKenna. Rev. Austin Brad- ley was present in the sanctuary. The‘bride,“ given in marriage by her father. were a waltz leng- Ni dress of white brocaded taf- feta. Her shoulder length bridal

TEN MILE HOUSE W. I.

The annual meeting of the Ten House Women’s Instit- ute was held at the my 3 of Mrs. Harry Walsh with nine members ' and two visitors present. The meeting Opened with the ‘ singing of the ode followed by I the creed in unison. The minutes of the last annual and regular

Ineetings were read, approved

and signed.

The roll call was answered by the paying of Institute fees. The president then gave her address. The secretary - treasurer then gave her report for thepast year. - The honouring officers were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs.

(, bard McQuaid; secretary, Trea- surer T h e1 m a Fitzpatrick;

Mrs. Bill Nearing.

veinber: Sick; room committee. Mrs. James McInnis; Committee, Mrs. Phonse Peters.

change of Christmas gifts. members to her home for the December meeting. MTS. Phouse Peters is in charge of the pro- uram for next meeting.

by the singing of the Queen.

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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Dec. 1, 1958

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On Wednesday evening. Nov- ember 19th, “The Rowans”, the

' lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. , Fred C. Inman. Victoria, was the

scene. of a very happy event, the occasron being their forty-fifth

‘3' Wedding anniversary.

Present were their immediate

family, brothers and sisters of

illusion veil fell from a coronet headdress. She carried a nosegay of white carnations.

Miss Anne Noonan was her sister’s only attendant. She wore a sheath dress of red velveteen with matching headdress. Her nosegay was of red and white car-nations.

Mr. Kimball Lafferty, brother of the groom, was best man. The, ushers were, and John Noouam, brothers of. the bride.

1 During the marriage ceremony appropriate hymns were sung by

by Miss 'Florrie Green at the organ.

the ceremony, a re- ception was held at Mulberry Lodge, Summerside. Mrs. Thom-

Oeremonies, read congratulatory telegrams from Rev. Reginald MacDonald, the bride’s pastor and Mr. James Dudfy, Halifax, N.S. Rer. Leonard McKenna

was responded to by the groom

white hat, navy accessories. and a cor-sage of pink carnation‘s. Mr. and Mrs. Lafferty will re- Hecklbent).

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the bride and groom of yester- year and other invited relatives and friends. The rooms were tastefully decorated with cut flow- ers and potted plants.

During the evening, Mr. Ste-w- art I-nman, as master of cere- monies, caled upon their daugther, Mrs. S.R. Cameron, Summerside who read a humor- ous and appropriate address to her parents while Master Freddy and Miss Suzanne Cameron dres- sed as a bride and groom pre- sented beautiful gifts to th eir grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. Inman both ex- pressed their appreciation and thoughtfulness to all for so kindly

45th. Wedding Anniversary Observed At “The Rowons”

and generously them.

In the dining room the table was covered with a lace cloth, centered with a beautifully de- corated wedding cake made by their daughter. Mrs. W.H. Burns, Malpeque, sud cut in the trad- itional manner by the bride and groom.

Pouring was Miss Florence In man, Charlottetown, sister of Mr. Inman. Those assisting in serving a delightful buffet luncheon were Mrs. James Gordon, Mrs. Stir- ling Inman, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Elmer Invman. Mrs. James Mac~ Donald and Miss Olive Holm.

Adding "inch to the enjoyment of the evening was the showing of colored rli‘des by Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Inman, Charlottetown. These included many places of interest taken on holiday trips from the rugged shores of Cape Breton on the East, to the Rock- ies in the West and the sandy beaches and sunny Cypress Gar- dens of Florida in the South.

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LONDON (AP) — Vice-Presi— dent Richard Nixon, wearing rowed evening dress that did not fit. entertained the Queen and the cream of London society on Thursday night at a Thanksgiv- ing Day dinner in the Ameri- can Embassy.

“I’ll never let. anybody else pack Richard’s clothes again,” his wife, Patricia, told a reporter.

Nixon looked uncomfortable as he went to the door to greet his guests. He shifted restlessly in side the jacket he borrowed from a friend.

As he welcomed the Queen he tugged at his sleeves, which were nearly an inch (:00 long, and at his coat-hails, which hung much too low.

The jacket bagged-in front.

But the Queen did not notice— or are least if.she did she was too gnaciims to let Nixon know.

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Harvey-Mayne Marriage Is Solemnizecl In Ontario

A beautiful wedding, of lo-alIchiffon, styled similarly to that

interest to a wide number of friends and relatives. was sob menized in St. Paul’s Anglican Chu-nch, Marmora, Ontario when Dianne Colleen Mayne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mayne of Stephenvillc. Nf-ld., formerly of Charlottetown, was united in marriage with Colin Leslie Har- vey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harvey, Stephen-ville, Nfld. The Reverend R.G. Flemming offic- iated at the double ring cere- mony.

For her wedding the bride was gowned in an original model of nylon cryistallette in traditional white. Her chapel length veil of silk illusion fell from a sequin— ed tiara, and she carried a cas- cade bouquet of red and white carnations. Completing her cos- tume was a single strand of pearls.

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The duties of best man were capably performed by Mr. Tom Armstrong of Mar'mora.

A delightful reception , was

held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gil Marche. where Mrs. Marche received with the bridal couple. Following this the happy young couple left on a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls and points south For travelling Mrs. Harvey wore a pastel silk sheatl. with match- ing accessories, and white carna- tions en corsage.

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MARY HAWORTH

Dear Mary Haworth—When I

graduated from high school I was fortunate enough to get a very good job as secretary in a chem- ical company. , The people for whom I worked were wonderful to me and in spite of the fact that they were mostly Ph.D.'s, they never made me a mere high school gradu- . . Two years ago I met and married a chemist. We’ve always enjoyed each oth- er’s minds, and our friends were a congenial mixture of his col- lege pals and girls with whom I worked.

Recently we moved to this city, where John has a new job, and I am expecting a child, so have given up office work. We are just beginning to make friends here, most of whom are John’s jobsssociates.

The problem? Two weeks ago

“This is the first trip he ever went on that I didn’t pack for

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The ability to play cards (gin rummy, bridge, canasta); a day- today awareness of front - page news: an informed interest in what's going on in the theatre, TV and faction fields; and a habit of enjoying yourself in your own back yard (figurative- ly speaking) are first-aids to good guestmanship. They help you to put in an oar, too-operativ-

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through her, column, not by mail or personal interview. Write her in care of this newspaper.

EILEEN’S BEAUTY

Subjects chosen were mostly books and authors of whom I had never heard. Players would remark that they’d read this or that in a cer- tain class at school.

Suddenly I felt quite ignorant and found myself falling silent and “withdrawing into a shell.” All were quite gracious, none seemed to notice. and John hasn’t mentioned it. But I feel quite shaken and dread our next party. . . . I’ve begun to worry that I might hurt my husband’s career.

Perhaps you can recommend some of the books that college students are required to read,

fidence. Any advice from you will be appreciated. I. P.

Dear I. P.—As a rule, it isn't required reading in college that makes an educated mind. Intel- lectual curiosity, aretentive memory and willingness to work at leaming, on your own time, are the enriching factors.

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