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M. Hughes. 2i King Square. char- lottetown. and LAG Frederick llaurice Decoste of the REAP and son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Daooete. as Prince street. Char- lottetown were married in rpretty ceremony at nine o'clock yesterday morning in at. Dunstan's Basilica.

Reverend Father Corcorsn per- formed the ceremony and solemn- -ised the Nuptisl Mass in the pruenca of a large number of in- vited guests. The sanctuary was beautimliy decorated with baskets of glsdioll and other late summer blooms interspersed with vigil

marked the pews oi the guests.

The music was under the direc- tion of Mrs. Joseph Dougsn and Mr. James Flanagan was the solo- ist. He rendered with rare effect the "Ave. Maria". On This Day", and other numbers throughout the. ceremony.

Given in marriage by her fath- er. the bride chose a full length gown of white nylon net and chan- tilly lace over satin. she wore a small bolero jacket and the gown had a fitted bodice with flare skirt and sequin trimmings. she carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses.

she was attended by her sister, Mary, as maid-of-honor, who wore a gown of chartreuse nylon not over taffeta with fitted bodice. flare skirt and bolero Jacket. Her picture hat was in corresponding shade and she carried a. nosegay of yellow and white 'mums.

Miss Lorraine Decostc. sister of the groom, was bridesmaid. She wore a gown of orchid chantilly lace over satin. The gown was styled with a fitted bodice and flare skirt and was floral trimmed. Her bolero jacket and picture hat were in corresponding orchid shades and she carried a nosegay of yellow and white mums.

The groom as attended by the bride's brother Reginald Hughes and the ushers were William D. Deooste and Roy D. Mcoinivray, brother and cousin of the groom respectively. - ,

For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Hughes chose a blue nylon ensemble with matching acces- orles and a corsage of pink car- nations.

Tht groom's mother wore a wine nylon ensemble with silver fox furs and matching accessories. Her corsage was of white carna- tions.

Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at.the Queen Hotel Jvhere the bride's table, with its at ractlve arrangement oi gla- dioli. mixed 'mu.ms and lighted tapers. was centred with 1:. three- tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom.

Reginald Hughes proposed the toast to the bride and the groom responded. Father Corcoran and Roy McGlllivray also gave brief

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cess of personal require- ments.

Another frequent query is whe- ther hefty hips result from sitting or from overeating. Sometimes both figure in. It isn't the sitting per so that is back of the spread; rather it is the lack of activity that lets muscles go soft. Flabby muscles "spread" the hips and are also more susceptible to fatty de- posit.

It isn't the forty-hour week that is to blame for s forty-inch hip- line . . but the working day seems to leave so little time to play tennis, hike. or take any phy-

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Out oi town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wamock oi Ar- lington, Mass. and Mrs. Christine iviccsiiiivuy oi Cardigan.

For a brief honeymoon trip to Nova Scotla, the bride donned a powder blue ensemble with match- ing acc lea and corssge oi roses. Later LAC and Mrs. Decoste will travel to Trenton, Ont.. where the groom is stationed and where

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Novel Fabrics Hard to Clean Say Researchers

By PEGGY THOMAS Canadian Press Staff Writer

OTTAWA. (GP)-Novelty fabrics "may look good. but' they cause a lot of cleaning headaches, say text- ile experts at the Cleaners and Launderers Research Institute.

The institute. to which 534 Cana- dian cleaning and laundering firms belong, maintains a laboratory which tests garments to try to find out why they fail to stand up

to cleaning. The main troublemakers. says the institute, are fabrics with

stripes or other designs glued on by an adhesive which is soluble in the clnaning iluxd. Flock-dot prints and metallic prints also dissolve.

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Too few shopcrs buy clothes with an eye to their future clean- ing. says Ernest W. Fiiilayson. managing executive of the instit- ute. "Women tend to buy for style and appearance rather than clean- ability of material, that's why more than 250 damaged articles a month come into our laboratory for analysis and report." FAILURE REASONS

The institutes experts find, said Mr. Finlayson, that only 25 per cent of failures are caused by cleaning methods. The other 75 per cent are the result of the wearer's abuse of the material, poor manu- facture. faulty fabrics. soft dyes, and inadequate labelling.

Labels which specify what type of cleaning it fabric requires are often lacking.

Although the iiistituis-. finds few problems arising river the miracle fabrics. orlon. nylon and dacron, combinations of these with other materials are sometimes trouble- some.

The labelling problem may be solved in the near future when the institute, in co - operation with Canadian textile manufacturers, will put the institute's seal of ap- proval on garments which can be laundered and dry-cleaned success- fully.

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