:i lV0lVIEN

Fnge 8. Th'eETl1ir?iT.i nTs.3.Eda:'76cf8Ti6ss”

The Princess Rtllal is on li.-r real.

and gracious Royal l.-irly is l'0('PHv lit-gzlslcrcd

mg in our land 3 spit-lttlld ('.ili..tl Ian welcome. Alltttiilltll lloyeil lltlllx' have a htstory of barely mm lillllll red years. tlIP.l' are an lt"lHI'aI' that they seem likely in lllci-l-ow both in frequency and lnlriurt ance- As Mr. Balfour onto ml.lt--- gd it: "They tout-ll lllll rll-rlw.-l In lerests of the ltllltlIll('i'.)

Dame Flora .'l'l.'icl,::l-ti 't!!ll"- h this province Sllnrlav nll:ll' in an lccompanjpd by 'llr llllllillrl

elnod of Baddet-k. N.” 5...lm

lml Flora and Mr. Mar-l.t-orl lllll be the guests of Mr and All: with-ed ML-Lend, Amnm: tile soclnl

wants planned for the .llulin..rllll.llN

Id visitor and world traveller is a reception and bullet -.l ll-is Tu..- dgy evening at the t'l- -loll.-l..llll Hotel. This function will ll" Kl”"l sored by the (falctltll-tlla l'iuh.

Miss Marion V Rnlce M. A. 1311-391”; 91 the lvtlT'1Vtll4S H'tl't”l1l in Ottawa is the ttul--l c.'-till-l at the Charlnttelolltl llll int--s Mill Professional Wotilciil. t'!llb till- vinclal Conference ll'l!lll'l' Wlwi- naaday Oct. 12th.

Mi" Royce was born in St Thoma, Ontario of lllulluh Ail. cestry, (English, Sl'llI":.l1 llitit It little Irish on her iilollll-1"; t.l'v The Rnyces all lnllw ll'tllll lint lanshlre (the slii.'i.li.-s- cmuux Ill England) to Canatltt in the t-nl-iv 19th Century- Miss Rowe was eliti- cated In the Ontario syvcnl of

elementary and st-cnndnry V'li(ltVlH At Mat'Master L4llllPiZN'llj' site rc- celved tier B. A. lltllltllll'S coll:-.o

TTTT" - l'k""W" P5-l"lPd ll brldge ll ller Mme 0" Green graph of iillcrllutniial intt-rt-:1 at 'one of the summer brides. Mrs. in English and hlsltilf Sllc IS B Kn"-' taltinl Md "'5l"l"l 0' 0"? charm 1" New Yllrk C"3'- Slrftl Wedllesdly 0V8llllIl- "Green Gables.” l Gordon Warren assisted the host- raduata of the Ontario Collcgepof l-clfllltl Children was enthusiastic. M rm ., mgfg es, H1 receiving the sum. The ducntlon training as I lII:llH?"'lY gfmmented upon by the visit. wen”-rernd Mrs- Edward Cant-p Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Cales, and. Mr Arnold Httlilcy t...-m.-rly;i-ooms were pleasantly tilled all School Teacher. V g ml? 7.6-SS at Wednesday nights T t l"'"Pfl lllll week from Mrs. Coles' grandmother. Mrs. A. vim--Pt-llicipal. of the Union (tom afternoon Mrs. Samuel Kennedy,

At the Hlstorv Departllir-nt ltt' '”lt"l'l8lntDf'nl at the Prince F.tl- "Mn" Whe" "'9-V l"5"9fl lllP”':C. Saunders. left for YOUngHl0M'n.ln)py-(-lat tinting. flhm-lnttptnlyn i;l.r and M: R E Mutch presided Wrsilfy of Tornntll .hn .-.-4.-ll.-.-l '-l-'Ii'rl island Trttvel Bureau Dinner 'l"”gl""' 5"” -"""il"'lDW MP and Ohio, today to visit Mrs. Saliilders'inow head of tilt: (l(trllm('rt'lHl 'De..-over the tea (cups while Nlisses her M..A She hart t..Lr-it El'5"llI-Til” ''i)' y”"' Charlottetown Hotel. The Mm J"59Pl' M3"l)”ll3l'l' daughter and son-in-law. Mr. &lIf'llP8rtttiPIll at Atlusils High School "Noreen Auld and, Elaine Hutch studies in the Sort-oi Eris-tire: "fvrlren were tinder the direction” M "NH -Mrs. Myron Stall. Mrs Saunderslnearliv the City nt Hrnrkvlllp, mp served. Those replenistiog were at the University of l lllcnsn ll.-e " .lr-- Douala: McGowan M 1'' Christine Pit-kard sailed will remain in Youngstown for l.lle'lattl-r having a population ntlMrs. Samuel Kennedy. Jr. Mr!- loyce DGNPED lM"h'"E tierlorlt ll"””'8"9" 25 s”l"9ml”"f 0" "1! Queen Mary winter months. sztltloo and called The Thousand Everett Taylor and Mrs. lra W35 ill! Senefal -"flwlliv Of "W ”'M fmm New lmrk b”'””l '97 Cllersl -v--- Island: Cltv l 7Brown El'eryone was very hal7PV National Girls" Work nu...-.1 of the tits: Gertrude 1...... and M” ibourg. France. Mrs. Pickard willi Mr. and Mrs. Alhrn Howatf re-l Mr 'il..nie'.- althtlugh horn and to welcome Mrs Allison Mutch Religions Edllcattolvil tllillncll ol ll- V. Dunbar are attendin a"?"d 8 convention in Lousanne.lcently celebrated their 67th vl't3t'l-lPdlll';itPtl in. Boston this -llmn to their circle friends- Camdav mo Nova Scrltla Business and Prolswnnrlamr 0! "19 American 5oc- ding anniversary at their home in Marci lining Boston t;n.m.,4-;i...,l v.-.

She had a long a. ll.-l.ltlv.n with ""'"'""5l W'lmf'n'.I Conference this. Ely "f Travpl ,AE9"l5- Tryon- They were the recipients of has a PT1tl(-'9' Vrlll-ant tell-inril Mr J Eric Macflregor son of out Y.WC.A. will hNllftIlRFlPl's lWlmntl.' They will be registered ,F0”"WlllR this she will have thelmany gifts nnn congratulatory melr lhni-l.-.1.-lllinli HP is it son of, in Mr and Mrs Cyril lVlacGretznr h Washington, I). F law-r tran5- i" We lV0va Scotlan Hotel. Hall- m” "P "R Rhine. then on tmsnles. and Mrs. .llIll7lP.V of l3lllElllOt:.lhEA returnedufronl an eniovable ferred to 'C;Cn!VR'.Vll”lR flow-in hos f”- Hllfl Will he guests at thelfrut B""'""' 5775- Plck-ltd Milli lllass. Mrs- Htlhlcv is well l(n()Wl'l lrlll l0 "19 GMP0 C0353-Newl worked with offlrlnl: nt ttu- l.l.ti ;Illlllf'l't"tt('(' Dinner held at that'f"r hmfle October 26 on the Saxonia Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stewart and in this prnlincc.1s -a lzt-admit-llYork and Massachusetts In New

. . .,,. ll - r - - - - . t- 1 ., -- -- . lozlllsil C)fTrl:'lfllTSSlt?:kttitpytllt' ”.:t;.ll1l: lllllip l.rMtllrt-9 Mam" Roycel "ll" vs-ip.,.,iy England, young son Ricky returned recently of the llnllf-'IX Cm!-wI'l'nlnry ofiY'"'k he W93 "'9 8119-it of l"5

of Women and has SP1” t'tl as :1 consultant on other l'tltlcti xi-llinn: questions. Miss Hoyctl was Pl-lnri., pal of Mnulton Collette Ithe Rant-, lat. private girls' school endowed by the

esttitel for two years. position she transferred to ltPl'

present one. Miss Royce is 1. Board member of the (Itnlln of Fan-

Y.W.C.A and the Y.ll' C A; ada.

She is a member of the ":iii.i-!. llt'.V.'ttilnlia inn Institute of lnlorll.llttlmil if '7'", 'l'l'Si l'7'll fairs (Ottawa Branctll. l'lill.-.--..ll- ”"Wln on

Women's Clllb. Ottawa l'

ll(llPl

Ptirttcs this week for hliss Nor:-ih' 8 Thursday an after-I noon tea and Recipe shower by xlrs. R. S. P. Jardine a rcsidcncc Brighton Road liitirninl: a Stlerry party the host W. E. Cotton.

llclllois

lit-till: Mrs :flilV noon Mrs. A. B.

BYE:

will the

at

l-or god-d.-lllt:hlt't'

stupor pi-irtv rcstdcncr

l1('l'

Lon

in honour of Miss

the llvnry--DeBloi's wedding are of which she is a mcmber. -Street. left Tuesday morning ftirl A motor trip to New York. The bride was given in marriage lit" an'rlv.Vlrs. Clarke Fraser and, Miss Etna Clark dallghter of Montreal, whcle she is, thc tzucxt followed tht-I illori'l.'lt;t- lll SI. Dun-. by Mn 1.; A, McC31'ey, The bridal, Milli, Shirley Dixon of Montreal.:Dr. J. A. Clark is one of Canada's of her daughter and suit-in-law Mr. slan s Basilica. (ll:-il'lollctoilll. oi anundams were Mrs. Ernest Me, With rlIlfll'P.V l)eBlois al'rll'(?(l bylmost ucll-known women scientists and Mrs. James Wood. Itllss l.al't-na Ann lltllincy, R. IN. g . h B me til-inc I-ll'ldH.l' night from Toronto, being associated with the Con, mi-p0 and Comlllhle Wllllillll -l0-50Pll (tarexmauon of om” 155 6 Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Henry and their naught Lab. in Toronto Miss Bettv Miss Dnrottlv Ellis, teacher on (Joughlan. The bride is the daugh- Coughlan. R. N.. bridesmaid: Mlls ll-Wlllthter Allss Anne Henry and Dr. Mccabe whose IUI1ils'THrgA.Chegi.l. yen;-'3 leave from slinnnei-.lne.ter of Mrs. Francis Rlioney. 0r- Eileen Rooney. Bridesmaid. and Julio Henry of Montreal, and Mts..ler Mcl.ure in this Cltv n eintlliigh School left Wcdnesdav ilimn-lllell Core. P. I-'. l . and the grnomlmiss Kathy Dalliel. flower Sirl- 5l-'HllP.V Storey of Baltimore, Mary-lmany slllllmers here Miss Tun lng for Montleal Wll2TEWsllt' ll-ill'is the son of lllus. ltilia ('nll;,'lllan.Master Frank MCC-'il'9Y W85 "ll" lr'tlltl 'I'ht- latter will be a guest Cabe BA tCornpHI '1'; a radio. study under Dr ' Lisimer .--t thp.Ncw('.'islle, N. B. lbcarcr. of llr. fltlfl Mrs. if I-7, MiIler,,land tclcllsion consultant with I llvtuseum of Flllu Arts she lllll Rcv. l-'rzlllt-ls ('lll't'tltlHtl pcrforlii-l Constable J. Velesi was grooms- WINS Aline Henry will be the guest'PllblIC lPlail0ns mm m new Y ;a(-aim take -1" adY3n(tPdiCf)”1tk(i in ed the double ring ('('l'(lllt(tf1V on man and the ushers were Con- (It'll llllt”lE0 Harold Palmer and Mrs. City. Miss Mt-Cabes spggkjnx :::hlAIl.ls and Cimm ' T lseptcmher 25 and also cclclirnted stable .1. T. Murrant and A. B. WHPF. Crestwtiod Drive. gagements have taken h t.l Him. the nllptial mass. During the mass .Mclntosh- ---r V to South America lite; lbeerfflrrlal M", Amy Lard Bedeque. SpPlli'll,VIIll1S were sung by Mr (iP(ll'l1P.l A reception followed at the Queen Mrs R H Bell. Mrs. Sl1PldnnIthal she was a guest speaker forla few day," in Mud,-mn N 3 ., Blllldrcatllt and llliss Joan Mltrn- Hotel. Tile couple will residevln ti.-ll-win, and lli-s. W. M. Mellis .”"e -'Ulll0l' League of Amnrj.-gluing D, and M” 5ta,,'ley'1)o',,3l(t. zlgtlztll. lCbarlottelown. (Photo by Craswellt l-nle i-villi-in-lt tr m ,1 ,- land (nnada at th ' t ' HQ. ” I ,. 1 . " 7'7.”” " ”” 'T'”TT. to the Eastern Llhited Stats: up " 5”" V"'”9V- P” am Hence Mrs David Mirrison sDllrlllIltCldll'l':l”t1(?W rldlllslnlltdnflohhnlihlmaids :xl):(l:t1lJsacakts0hldl Que . , I . . -g "D .1-,s'. , . . rV-'- G,L;l)'55 Elflyn Wmllller. M.A. lMc- lstrcet, entertained at bridge in Cm-,-,-,1 park, Npw York City. vi.-litsl vmn 115715! Isabel Jamlesnn left, by D38 (is m! the, Lt'h”'"' RCSP8Ff'h honor of Miss D0F0'll.V Elll5 l)9l0” the 'l'l't"'rlSltl')' Blillding. Wall Sll'0('t,l On Saturday afternoon Mrs. W. l 3'19 tllr a few weeks in Halifax. p rm"" 0 lawl Ami Ml-Fliller l'l9llll'l”T9 "'7 Ml'"”9l1l- and makes a spot-izll visit to tht-iW. Mlltch entertained at a de- .

lllss Jamieson lllc Lord Nelson

W

will also attend the can in Dartmouth

Mamie R:-lyiay N President will be ill Tornlilli "F ll-list? 'lIario .llm-lln.-tor l" this nrnvin Vrr-iii that l7"T Hml Ills Prol mt-ial (T

l'lIlL'E.

Miss: n,,,,.,,,7T company her an M Haverhill, cl Landrtgan, R their trip home. M

,,g,,.,1 v.;,,., Cullen Will

('9 W

Happenings Of The Week

The) first visit to Canada. This dlulillled l-nnventloil lll

.,: Mount Royal

Miss Norah De- Riots and her family to lllncheon.l lllu Wlarlorie Mncbvod is havingl Saturday evening gworth Avenue. DeBlols.

Out of town guest;

in be I guest M Helen Joncs. Hotel.

speaker. Theyl Sunday Lunch-

" Fnyce will motor lth M 5 Love to address the

M M". wmmn real Miss Limtz

Vltill Mfg.

MORNING SMlLE

White Mountains.

Mills Dorothy Cox lcaves in November for Bombay India. and will make the trip by plane. Miss Cox is affliliated with the World Health organization. being a mem- ber of a group on a two year nursing education project. Many prominent women in the, business and professional life of Canada were especially mentioned in Business Women's week Sept. 26 to October 1st. Our own province contribution with one

makes its of the earlier ones L. M. Montgo-

Then there are Holman, O B E in land Senator Elsie lilni

Miss Gladys Summerside an of Mont- gue , The ttrst (lanatllall wlunan ever hc admitted to the Massachu- s Stare Bar is the beautiful clever Kathleen Fairclrild. n in the United States as .ll.vrnt- Loy oi" the women lawymas. Miss Fairctltlri is a daughter of the latc Captain and

Mrs. Fatrcllild of Gctirgetowrl, and

a niece of the late Mrs. George' Leslie of Mnrcll Miss Fairchildl maintains the love-Iv old Fairchildi home in Genrtzetown as a summer r. residence. She is in private ll'fe'lV6l- 5DTln8 Sh?”- Mrs. Alexander Way having mar-l Had the boss in the legal firm,

3'V”'l sett t her; F"d3Yt knoll 955 the

Satur- ('osh had

at

arriving for

M.A. t 2 External Affairs. 'Ncill is a wet

'M9G1'lll Ls in Dr. Charlotte

, .,... t -. - Mrs. John Whitehead. Mrs. 0 me" Mme m

4 g --- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johns Miss l!.ll7.abeth Lantz

'5 fellow dietitians Mrs. M5”. at the Royal Victoria Hospital held,Street. They will .Ng aha Sherry party for Miss Lantzfin Albertnn.

inland Dresented her with silverl

Mcmlmul candle sticks Miss Lantz has beenl

Halifax. N.

Mrs. W. P Callagtlnn. Belmont:

Mrs. Lillian Compton entertain-

Street. They were accompanied b

(H1.

A. W. Leard. Notre Damel also visit "relatives,

Miss Ruby hTscNelll. Saint ltihn,

' S. after Ivan spending holidays with Mr.

Sum-

Late Sepie mber Bridal

United Nations. Isllind

in Print-c Edward ligblful tea in honor of her new she could tlavc ti Dlltllo-td3llglllPl'-in-lBW Mrs. Allison Mutch

Music anti the pos - Slftllfllfli! cnntrnltn

scssnr of an nlit- ifrlend Mr.

Carl G. Dannemann, voice that from l 0l'3llRt3-

, . . , New Jersey and Mr. rat which Nlrl.l'I1i::I':E,rgral:t'finPl:il1.l!l Elizabeth Hornelwarts father, Mr. D. 0. Stewart. her stlldr-nt (lays M'i”1 ii". lm(.l'rhoma; H, Mncnnmid, Junior, Bnllznzllgdllsipzlie-.10 Quehwg mm a motor trip and Mrs. Stewart. Notre Dame Mr. Frank Watkis has dplighted in Lynn, Mass.

y audiellccs.

father was the Honourable The htlstcsscsi-1-atTthe Charlotte-

Joseph

rs. Dun. . arrivedgmcrsidc. who will spend the Thank Wiglllliian who mined and develop. l town Curling Cltib this Saturday

(mfg . . ,,.;,;r,":nS:"::-g 3e"'"K klrom. Manplglvng holiday in Halifax. ed at one Hill? a great part otlevening will be Mrs. W. L. Mac- rence in am pm. parent.-gr dt;wwee Is with herl r-- Kings ('minty. Tho 1tm,,,umhie donnld. Mrs. Marion Dnckcndorff, prior '1, .I:anvin rs; .. Lantzt Draland Mrs. Sitanley Donald are Joscpll Wightman was .1 Sn” nf gr. Sybil MacMl'llan and Mrs. H. M.

-C- . Rh d 1 g or. outharnisltell ll!!! HI! '1' nnksglvlng holl- William Wlzzlllman of Scotland. MaCKenzle. "11," ml, M, o ell a. Before leaving Mon- day with Mrs Donalds mother,

Mr. Iluhlrxv with his Isl:-ltld ances- try and l(lt'l-Dal Bosinll t-dlimtjon is ltl('llt'pOl'JtlltlfZ molly of his ideas, lintn his dclmrttlle lHl'tZl1 School

The Art Society of Prince Ed- ward Island is presenting an Ex- nt at the Athens I hibition of (the hand writing from the Society of Scribes in England.

l Former Residents Marry In Pretty Toronto Ceremony

A honeymoon trip to the Canad- llln lltlrkles,-including Banff. Lake Louise and Galgary. -W3” l'0ll0W' ed the marrigc in St. Anthony's Roman (lath lc Church. Toronto. on July 2 of Marie Fccilin. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Duffy, Village Green. P. E. I. and Harold Edwnrd Callnglian. son of Mr. and Ml'S- George Callaghan. Bloomficld Station. P. E. I.

Rev. W. I.. Gouvnrrl pcrformed the ceremony against a background of pink and white gladitill.

A full-length gown of French em- broidered lace over white satin was chosen by the bride who was given

-mt-asurcs for that time which had

v

ELLEN'S DIARY

By An Island Farmer's Wife

A land october holiday is dawn- yrhe song we enrolled ing, Thanksgiving Day. 1955. We When our 900' "P5 put down day and date reverently. Wltll Pal"-

we. who on this Island farm have. so much for which to be Kl'3l9ll-ll- We check them over in mind. or commence to, for there are so

in our he: were dill

Not for accomplishment cunililtv Not for the care-free guided ll,- Not for the paths of peace .,

- feet many of them-our blessinls. And . then pause, resting our pen whlle H'::;a;0;""dl we u'a"k Thcel I4"

we decide which item shall lead our list. Over we name them. one after another: and trusting pre- sences in with the rest are our losses and crosses which caused us, to good purpose we doubt not. to walk through the shadows

Then which shall we write first

But for the bighway's dust and iii For perilous places safely pgsse For every brler of doubt and s Which clutched. but dare not till us fast.

For all Thy patience through is

, . , years. .7...l”".?imEl”.i':.gw?.:?:”:il3f'ill Th;;,,:e;;;- "W Como W ml sbould we commence? Have we, Thy pamgnce Wm, our faults m we wonder been sufficiently grate- fears ' ful in years before this? Have we Dear turd, we wank Thee kn”, very humbly paid our previous mg row... ' debt in thanks. returning heartfelt U" GM

til Tuesday -- Diary --

given us kindly skies over our mgm

young years? Have we named the names of the legion who. often un- consciollrdy we suspect, contributed their share good and not-so-good in sbtlnlllg the destiny which has hrouvht us to this hour?

Should we then go back. in the event llltli we have not paid well and with interest? The debt was great. Or only to the months of the year up now have - so full for its and good? Even so. how can we select that for which we won"! give most in-payment? Our bcoltli? The senses which have let us see and hear and taste and -feet-Ind enjoy? The home which shelters us? Pink dawns? Flame of sunset? Miracle of dusk? Mys- tery of night? Family. kin. friends Winter's white - sprlng's green - Summcr's colors - barvest's gold? So bewildering it is, so extremely difficult to select the one word, the one item of our life and living we would have lead all the rest- And then. even as we are lost in contemplation. a scene comes to mind, one from than October days that are ours. We see the wcstering sun light the gildedl spire of a white Church set at a country crossrosd. High it reaches. and remlndlngly up into the buy. quiet blue. And it comes to its that. so many things there are.l

........j.... THANKSGIVING DAY

The day we call We celebrate today. God help Ills make it fill! or in, As we go on our way.

llThallksgivlti,

That we may lend a be To any in distress. And share with those less fortungh The wealth we may possess.

We know that God is eager

To receive our grateful praise. That He is glad to help us .1 To strive for better days.

lnlnlz ham

And so when each October come; We set this day apart.

To give to God the gradltude That fllls each humble heart.

Constance 1- Her.-kbeit

COOK'S CORNER

in marriage by her brother. Mr. Emmett Dllffy. Roxbury, Mass. The fitted bodice was fashioned with a V-neckline of nylon tulle and the gown featured a bouffant skirt and flngertlpped sleeves. A seeded pearl crown held her train of French lace and net and she carried a cascade of rod roses and white stephanotis. Hcr single-strand pearl necklace was a gift of the groom.

Miss Elizabeth Dlilfv was maid of hollnr for her sister She wore I floor-length gown of turquoise

matching sccdcd bc:-lddrcss and a crescent bouquet of Talisman roses and turquoise pom poms. Miss Kay

l

lace and tulle over taffeta with,

so much for which we are grate-l ful, there can be neither beginn- ing nor end to our list of them. So we leave it at that. And oome humbly to the Great Giver of all everlastlngl-y praising Him and giving thanks.

saa-roam rnosrnla We thank Thea. Lord. and not 1 ”"l' l”'”'” '”"'

1-3 cup water 1 es! white to tsp. vanilla Intact

our own- Bolt sugar and water to loft ha! The faith. the love. the happiness; stage. Pour gradually ovttr slimy But for the sorrow and the smart beaten egg whltu- Continuing the The failure and the striving vain, beating. add vanilla. l

I alone tFor gold or giadnul. For wealth that

full suceu. In have called

.

MacKinnon and Miss Marion Grif- lflln. bridesmaids. llcre attired in similar di'0sses of pink and yellow with matching sccdcd headdress- es- Thcy carried crt-scents of pink lroscs and turquoise porn poms, and yellow roses and turquoise pom poms. respectively.

Groomsman was Mr. Freddy Callaghan. brother of the groom. The ushers wcrc Mr. Jack Duffy and Mr. Jamcs Callogtlan.

During the dollblc-rinucd cere- mony and the signing of the regis- ter ”Ava Maria." "Panis Angcllcus and "On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother" were sung by Miss Burke.

Upon leaving the church the wed- ding party was received by thr- Siutcrs of the Lorctta Order at St. Cecilia's Convcnt. A rcceplititl

X ANNE ADAMS PATTERNS

l on covalwe

Practicali Thrifty! Beginner- simple-to-smi Wear it coverall length for kitchen duty. In a jiffy whisk off its button-on bib for hostessingl an pretty - the scal- loped hem and mldrlff detail.

Pattern 4613: Mlues' Sizes Small (14, 16); Medium (ll, 1)); Large (40, 42). small also 295 yards 35-inch fabric. Embroidery trans- fer included. - y

This pattern easy to use. sim- ple to sew. is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions.

Send. THIRTY-FIVE CENT! ,t35 cents) in coins (stamps can- not. be accaptadt for this pattern. Print plainly SIZE. NAME. ADD- RESS. STYLE NUMBER.

Send order to ANNE ADAMS. care of Charlottetown Guardian. Pattern Dept., 60 Front St. West. Toronto, Ont. l

white accessories and I earn a of American Baa ty roses. 9 Eluple will reside 1 Toronto where

e groom is employed with Can- adian Pacific Railway and the bride is on the teaching staff of St. Cecilia's School.

out-of-town guests were Mrs. Edwin Duffy and son. Ragin- ald. Village Green. P.E.I.; Mr. Emmett Duffy, Roxbury. Mass.: Mr. George Callaghan, Bloomfield, P. E. 1.: Mr- and Mrs. James Callaghan. Hamilton. Ont.: Jean Macvarlstt, Roxbury. Mum; Miss Ann Maccol-mack, Roxbury. Mass; Mr. Al Stracllan. Roxbury. Mass; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Praugbt. West Roxbury, MAIL; Mr. Eric MacNetl. Oshawa; Mrs. L. Praught Grand River. P. E- I. and Mr. Donald Macnougall. Trenton, Ont.