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The regular monthly meeting 'of the Junior League of the Charlottetown Hospital, was held| , -in the Nurses Residence on Dec. |“ Cliffard | !- Thirty “two members were

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Mrs. €. R. McQuaid, presi-' dent opened the meeting. One. new member, Imelda MacDon- ald, was welcomed to the lea-

mage sale in the Commun- . ty” Contre 20th, | — Dr. Donald N. Huntley, Guelph | ity ©. Spey | Ont., was a visitor to Chariotte-|invite the Stanhope

pantry | 060. A decorati town during the past week-end. | ee by <. ae a While here Dr. Huntley was a Mrs. Chesley Hughes will be ‘pointed by the league, to fur- suest of his sister, Mrs. Keith’ hostess to the next meeting when | ; ‘MacKinnon and Mr. MacKin-|the lunch committee will be Mrs. | that 20m, Kirkwood Drive West. Roland Beairsto, Mrs. Vérnon

Nur- MacKinnon and Mrs. Clayton ague, especially that mene plan oa accepted. . e Mrs. Hector, K. MacNeill, Matthew. Collection for the eve- Peper eer eres The tinea af the Leages, ware a0 ‘Charlottetown and Mrs. Windsor "ing amounted to $2.10 and $4.85 os — se es eet copied ‘ah vend. | Bell South Melville, returned oa realized from a Chinese auc- suggested that.a box of Sunday following donations: Multiple| was also voted that we give eA. an enjoyable vacation to _.._. | school papers and suitable read- Sclerosis $5: Dental clinic $15.00; | the usual donations to our Christ- snaateal “—e a eee | tory ory of th the Su Summerside } Presby- | ing material be collected and for- St. Vincent's Orphange $5.00: mas charities. / 4 at Cam rs Mi “ sept terian Church to be ised as ma-/ warded to Miss Inman. The holi- Kinsmen Christmas tree $15.00; paeletie the business of the |) et ge ee. “re terial for the project “Atlantic day bags were presented at this ‘meeting, refreshments were. ser- ah Ofticonal: wet a Journey”. Miss Jean MacFadyen | meeting. |ved by Mary Cronin, Blanch | Herb ai Slee Staton “|consented to take care of the| Mrs. Dan MacKenzie read the $10.00. Conway, Louise Gallant and Needham, Mass. They a, | matter, ‘report of the nominating commit- Two chickens were to ‘be sent Mrs. Reg. Cronin. pleasant. reunions with former |e. nn en nat boxes Of tee’ which was adopted. An exe- te the priory. | Deiutehins “nal iin clothing be prepared and sent to cutive meeting was planned for discussion followed! “Christmas Carols and Stor |Formosa and to the Unitarian | December 30 at 2.30 p.m. to com fvaniain a tea to be held at ies Around Them,” was the -

Mrs. Eric MacKay led the 'Service Committee in Charlotte- princess dress of navy blue crepe, Easter and conveners were ap- theme chosen by Major E. Bur- ee ee wor- | town. feathered hat and corresponding | pointed in connection with this. ton for the meeting of the Sun-

hip period. for the Dec., meet- i accessories and a corsage of white ing of the WMS of the Summer- | At a recent meeting of the C.G. | carnations. The groom's mother

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MR. AND MRS. JOHN DAMIEN LEONARD

‘October Wedding Ceremony Held At Holy Redeemer Here|;

The church of the Most Holy) Redeemer was the scene of a ty wedding on Oct. 31, when erend C. H. Moreau, C. Ss. R.

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Tuesday afternoon in the church. ten new members were initiated |

“wnited in marriage Marion An- pette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brennan, Charlottetown, and John Damien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Leonard, Charlotte- fown, in a double ring ceremony. Carnations and vigil lights de- g@orated the altar. The guest pews were marked with white satin bows.

_ Mr. A. H. MacLean was er- and accompanied Chester brother-in-law of the who sang several beautiful during the Nuptial Mass. of the Mass was Jimmie

, nephew of the bride.

_ The bride, given in marriage

r length portrait gown of ny- sheer over net with lace side * featuring a V_ neckline

cap sleeves. Her veil* fell

a tiara embroidered in se- qtins. She Carried a cascade bou- fgnet of red roses..

Mrs.. Gerald McRae, sister of - bride, and Miss Mary Mc- , R.N. were the bride’s attendants. They wore identical ted velvet street length dresses

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chose a dress of teal blue gn with winter white accessories and

a black Persian lamb jacket with sapphire mink trimming. Her cor- sage was white carnations.

A, reception for ro seventy guests was held at Charlottetown Hotel. The ctide’s table was decorated with cut flowers and centered with a three \tier wedding cake, Miss Aileen’ \Corcoran was in .charge of the \guest book. Louis Murtagh cap- ably acted as toastmaster and called upon Rev. Preston Ham- mill te propose the toast to the bride which was responded to by the groom. Telegrams were received and — ae Mont-"

The conte left ineneiliodally af-

honeymoon trip to New York city. For travelling the bride wore a navy tailored suit with white. accessories. Her corsage was. white carnations.

Prior to the marriage a reher- sal ‘dinner was ldal couple |at the home ‘land | Street.

"ny their attendants | the groom, 10 Havi-} ‘Two mis~eilaneous |

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Springfield Baptist WMS

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Day Of Prayer.

parlor. The theme was “Christ- jn 4 special ceremony. Plans were |

mas” and the singing of the car-| presented by Patsy-Ramsay, pres- i the Herald Angels ident of the senior group and | purpose cards presented by their | Donald Glover. New members are: Daine Cous- | ns, Marjorie Paynter, T.D- Morrison offered Clark, “Kathleen Walker. Helen

“Hark Sing” with Mrs. Cleve pianist, was scripture lesson read by R.W._Wood.

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SPRINGFIELD | — The day of | Charles Rix. 3rd., Mrs. Williard prayer. The leader read a med-| Brown. Betty Palmer, Betty Mac-

prayer and annual meeting of Smaiiman. The travelling apron gitation entitled “The Word was Fadyen.. Myrtis Picketts, Janet, the Springfield West Baptist Wo- | was judged and opened by Mrs. Mad ! Missionary —, was Ross Howard, and Mrs. Herman Alexander Nimmo, moderator of . N. MacLean, money amounting to the General Assembly of the MacWilliams O'Leary oat Bea, $23.15 with first prize going to Presbyterian Church in Canada.

men's held at the home of Mrs.

4th., with Call to worship by the president, Mrs. Neil Boulter, tak- ing for her theme. Eyes.” prayer was atiered by Mrs. Boulter, and Mrs. Perey MacPherson, with scripture read- | ings by several members follow- | ed with a Christmas program. Readings “I think of Christmas,”

were given by Mrs. Ella Boulter,

ture readings by Mrs. Boulter. Roll call was answered by eight members; five visitors were

ith white taffetta faille ban-|showers were held for the bride, | Present.

se hats bordered with sequins. '

white carnations.

Mr. Earl Dillon friend of the residing in Montreal where the vice - president, groom, was best man. Paul Da- groom is an accountant with the MacLean; vey and Ernest Brennan were firm of MacDonald, Currie and les Rix;

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ELLEN’S DIARY

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The hollyhocks, demure, attrac- tive flowers of remembered gar- dens though not among the most dependabie in-ours, we tucked up this afternoon for their quiet win- ter - sleep. We covered them, and others of their neighbors, loosely with the evergreen boughs James had brought us in nice gift from the wood-cutting up) along the stream.

As we busied ourself with the} Pastime, and entertained vis-| jons of the lovely blossoms we. shovid have in another summer, we could hear the current song of | the wood - lots. Over this or that, field or boundary of farm it} came, the sound of the power- Saws used by the farmers who gathered their harvest of fuel- wood.. A- breath of breezes gave us the aroma pf burning branch-! es from the scene of ours, mark- ed by the smoke which climbed darkly there, wandered a while and dissolved above the stream. . Hollyhocks we bedded. And the bushy clumps of Sweet William ‘to give us, come another sum- mer, the pretty shades of quaint velvet gowns of former years. And remembered that while we. arranged protection for our plants, down south where our robin - birds now sojourn with mever a thought yet of the for- Jorn nests in the birches at Alder- lea, yards have blossoms to

spare.

In that sunshine land of Cali- fornia too, a little lady of grand-| mother wrote recently “My Mex- ican dahlia trees (tropical plants) are now orchid, - tipped with) bloom. I can also count six buds | on one rosebush, as well as three | alm full - blown roses. Anoth- er has several just bursting into that ‘finest of rose - beauty, a) partly ~ open bloom, which I think is prettier than a full - blown rose.”

Ours we tuck to sleep. Anal along the valley, and up its rise) there is no a of blossom any- | . the rich dark

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across the, lane. Enchanting . dreams of her cousin's wedding | tomorrow will come tonight to; her pillow. At the moment, is she | at her mirror setting a wave in her hair? Making wishes, as young misses will that when she) grows she may be arrestingly |

Election of officers for ~the;

carried nosegays of red and |the other by Mrs. Leo Doiron. | coming year was as follows: Pre-

Mrs. Elbert Betts, 2nd., 3rd., Mrs.

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Verna Shea, Leslie

“Open My MacLean and Mrs. Janie Small- She read a letter from Miss Jes-

[ance of $165.68 on hand. It er |voted that $10.00 be sent to aid the foreign Mission Board deficit.

Mrs. Herman. MacLean was ap- pointed Baby Band Leader. Roll ‘call for next month to be answer-,

|Mrs. Ross Howard, Mrs. Herman ¢d by a Biblical verse containing | |MacLean, Mrs. Charles Rix and the word “New.”

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