Young Couple

In Pretty Autumn Ceremony

A pretty fall wedding was sol- emnized at Central Christian Church in Charlottetown recent- ly, when Annie Laurie Mac- Lean. daughter of Mrs. Anthony Jaworski of Toronto. Ont. slid the late Francis Machn. he-

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er of the groom chose a nutmeg color suit with loden green and. brown accessories. Her corsaget lwas of yellow carnat ions. l

Following the ceremony a re-§ .ccption was held at the. Maritime . [Christian College. Tile toast tol

ies Auxiliary who catered. and

' Malpeque. were visitors to Mom- 0

" HAPPENINGS

All “at home" reception for friends. held at the Sacred Heart

me marked the 100th birth- day of Miss Flora Ann Camp- bell on Saturday. ~

Miss Campbell was born in 1862 in Cape Traverse. and has been residing at the Sacred Heart Home for the past 22 years.

The Rev. L. M. Murray of Kensington United Church con- ducted the regular worship ser- vice at Margaie Militia? Church

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on av_ morning. 18. and officiated at the sacra-

son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hen- derson. and “Donald Brian." son of Mr. and Mrs. Clair May- hew.

Fifty members of the Square Dance Club held their annual l dinner meeting at the R by al Canadian Legion Home. Ken- l singmn a Tuesday evening.

Grace was offered by Mr. Wal-

lace Murray. Members attended

from Lot 16. Summerside. Clin-I ton. Norboro. Kelvin and Ken-

sington. Mr. Leo Farrell of Lot 16 was re - elected president. George Stewart was elected vice president. an Ivan Bowness treasurer. The president thanked the members of the Legion Lad-

the president, Mrs. Ears Mac- Kay responded.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Min,“

t it during the past week when the former attended the lobster fishermen's meetings. and Mrs. Mill was the guest of relatives.

1‘ new members Mrs. Christopher

penditure of $50 to go toward

Mrs. Stead. convener of the Lea-

ed by the Royal Edward Chap- ter of the lODE. The presenta- tion was made by Miss Mar- garet Irving.

Mrs. W. A. Henry. 19 Good- will Avenue. Charlottetown. has been named ueen's County division commissioner for the P.E.I. Girl Guide Association.

The Rainbow Club met 'last Monday afternoon at Sunset Lodge, with Mrs. P. Shcrram presiding. She welcomed two

Gledhill and Mrs. A. Gillespie. The scripture and prayer was read by Brig. E. Keeping. Plans for the annual Christmas party were discussed and a commit- to Organize this. The party wil be held on Decom- ber 17. The meeting closed with the mizpah Benediction. Mrs. J. A. MaeNair was accompanist.

The last ore-Christmas meet-l ing of the Junior Ladies Aid of: the Prince Edward island Hos-I pital was held at the Cundalll Home recently. .

The president. Mrs. DeBlols,t presided and welcomed a new» member Mrs. Richard ckerl and a guest. Mrs. Norman Dal-‘

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The meeting approved the ex- nurses‘ recreation at the YMCA.

gue of Mercy Coffee Party. thanked the members for the co-operation in this undertaking.

The dates of April 1. 2 and 3‘ were announced for the parade of spring fashions. Mrs. Lloyd Cox volunteered to convene the Christmas tree project. A wreath from the aid was placed at the

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Oi Double Ring Ceremony

St. Eugene's Church. Cove-l

Mrs. O'Connell chose for llei

'Sf. Elizabeth’s Aid Society Considers Orphanage Plans

A largely attended meeting of the St. Elizabeth's Aid Society was held on Wednesday evening. November 2| at St. Vincent‘s Orphanage. The meeting w a s preceded by the benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. given by the chaplain. Rev. George Mat» Donald.

Mrs. I". A. (10er president. chaired the meeting. which was (booed w'th a prayer by the. Superior. Sister Mary of Fatima."

Following reports by Mrs. E. :s. A. J. Gor— '. the treasurer. Mrs. Ella Connolly gave her rcport. After the routine business was dealt with members discussed future plans for St. Vincent‘s Orphan- age and the part the St. Eliza- beth's Aid Society will play in

matter furtller after tllc next meeting. which will be held in late January or early February. It was also decided that a group .of members would visit the or-

Presbyterian ILodies Aid lHolds Meeting

Alberton Presbyterian Ladies‘ ‘Aid held its November meeting ‘ at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Wil- . he with the president. Mrs. Myrl lMatthews. conducting the busi-

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'l‘lle devotional period wax . lied 'li's. Basil Matthews; Plans were made for the child- lrcn's Christmas concert to be held in the church hall Decem-

ber 14. ‘ 0n the second Sunday in De-'

head was the scene of a pretty ‘daughter's wedding a turquoise cember while gifts will be brou-

wedding recently when Mary Kathleen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William O'Connell. Plea- sant Grove. became the bride of Paul Elliot. son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Wisener. Water-

vale Rev. O.P. Wood. cousin of the ies and a corsage of pink car- groom. performed the double nations

ring ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. Present in the sanctuary were Rev. Clifford Murphy and Rev. William Simp-

sheath dress with

matching ght to the church. jacket. Her ensemble was com-

Plans for the annual Christ- 1 d

pleted with pink accessories and: mas sale were fine iZe .

a corsage of pink carnations. The groom's mother wore

a ccmber meeting. The

1 It was decided to omit a De-

dress of blue nylon lace o v e r one will be held at a place to be

taffeta with matching accessor- lannount‘Ed later. Worship willlg ‘be led by Mrs. llarold Horne. ;

Following the ceremony a re ception was held at Purkdal Hall for approximately

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- can put on the mother’s behav- as dcscribedl is to infer

Sle is emotionally sick,

hence \vitlcssly hostile and hy- 5

It was decided to discuss illis '

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‘snowlng of films would be held at the National Film Board theatre on Friday December 7 at 23“ n

Members were very _ welcome Mrs. . Phanage next week to give the 0'" harl- '""‘.th View" sisters. some much needed. I“ ummlw "I 51.x Veal-5‘ pradioal help! she was residing iii Calgary \l- Sister Man. of Palm“ m”. a la. .\ special guest at the mi-ct- interesting talk on the “ork hc- "‘2 “If” M“ Ed Ville) of SW"- mg done at the Orphanage and mersldc. I who later entertain- eh; voiced appreciation of t h 9 ed.“"”‘ piano mosaic. which was work of the St. Elizabeth’s Aid enclave“ by “"1 "lemhmls‘

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Sor-iely over the years. After adjournment of ill e MW “1er expressed “w am-S meeting a delicious lunch \ias :scrtcd in llic Sisters. assuied

sympathy to the family of lhc late Mrs. Ernest McCarey. “hose

.h_\' the older children. A distri~ buiion of small gifts to the Si5< deai‘h "('(‘Ul‘l'ed recently ‘ll . tor and children took place and ('i-ar€)'_ “' a h 31 0n? lime d a sing—song and the Queen con- vcrty agilwcbmember of the so- cludcd the ill'cnlllE. ciey. cm el's also exubss‘ . ~ rcgrct over the fact tllait chill: Ammmdhp MSW”. allm'dmz ihc mcclm: ucrc Slslcr Mary

MacMillan. a charter memb“. of the soc-my. was 3 Catherine. Sister Alphonsus. Sis-

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patient ill the hospital. tcr Lucia «tun aiirl Sister Ros- Mrs. Loylc announced that a anna.

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Cenotaph 0" Remembrance Day- son. Emmett Doyle and Gerald

came the bride of Keith G r a y Hurley, son of Mrs. Harold Hur-

ley and the late Harold Hurley and Mrs. W.0. Weale presidedlda

of Dear Island. NB. M. W.0. Weale officiated at the double rim: ceremony and

Mrs. Allison Mar-Rae played the‘ V

nuptial music and accompanied the guest soloist. Mrs. Douglas McKenney. Baskets of white Gladioli and autumn foliage adorned the altar. and the guest

pews were marked with white'

satin hows.

The bride given in marriage by her uncle. Mr. Harry Smith. was attended by Miss Marion Pe y. Reid Hurley. brother of the groom. was r the bestman and the ushers Were Douglas McKenncy and John Macdon- ed

The bride was wearing a floor -length gown of white peau-de- sole and brocade: three magni- fied roses marked the start of her chapel train. Her shorldcr length veil of tulle illusion fell from a double crown of pearls and rhinestones and she carried a cascade bouquet of white gladioli. Her pearl necklace was a gift from the groom.

The bridesmaid wore a street- lcngth dress of gold velvet. Her dress had three tdnv roses mo- dified at waist. She wore match- ing accessories and carried a bouquet of bronze Chrysanthe-

mums.

The nlotlicr of the bride was unable to attend the ceremony. The bride's aunt. Mrs. H a r r y Smith. was attired In a sheath dress of navy blue brocade. with

lthe bride was proposed by Mr. ’ |w.o. Weale. Mrs. Russell Perryl

;over the teacups. Miss L e on a chale and Miss Carol Ann! iGraham served the bridal par-,

iss Veona Gallant. Mis 5 Mary Lou MacLeod. Miss New, cy MacKinnon. Miss osenea. Beck and Miss Marilyn Norris. served the guests. Miss A n i t a. Mathemn circulated the guest’ ook. ’

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Later the couple lcit on ii iii». neymoon trip to the eastern. United States. For travelling the bride donned a light gold sheath

rose and jacket ensemble Wltlll amber

is brown marlbou hat. paisleyl

purse and brown accessories. Her corsage was of bronze chry-' snnthemums. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Hurley have] since taken up residence at 731 Brackley Point Road. S h er-l

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wo 4 Prior to the wedding th e; bride was entertained at a com-l munity shower held at Parkdalel by Mrs. Earl Foster. Mrs. Wal-= lace Jackson and Mrs. Douglas‘

cKenney also entertained with ; (showers in the brides' honor. Al rehearsal dinner was held at the i home of Mrs. Preston Beck. with l

the hostesses being rs. Pres-‘ ton Beck and Mrs. Malcolm Beck. A community shower

was also held for the couple at. Deer Island. N.B. ‘ l Out of town guests at the wed-l iding were rom eer Island“

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lpabello Island. NE. Sackvllle

Miss Betty Carol Matheson. lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Matheson. Southport. was the recipient of a scholarship donat-

WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

Success Wl Plons 48th . -AnniversoryCelebroiion l

The annual meeting of the' success WI of Graham“: Road was held at the school on Nov- 14. The meeting opened in the usual manner and roll call wals.alnsnv~ened with a Rem- embrance Day thought.

Thirteen members attended the meeti . The minutes 1! the last meeting were read ap- proved and this was followed by the president's address in which she outlined the year's activi» ties.

The. nominating committee brought in the following slate of officers: president. rs. John Campbell: vice-president. Mrs. Ray Brown: selcond vice-ore- sident. Mrs. Louis . treasurer. Mrs. Earle Murray: secretary. Mrs. Walden Fergu- son: auditors. and directors were re-elect .

A vote of thanks was extended to retiring officers.

The treasurer reported I bal- ance of $202 on hand and holi~ by money was passed in. Three layettes were bought for the Unita '

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At the close of the meeting tea was served by Mrs. Jain Craig. Mrs. Eric Green. . r Hume. and Mrs. Louis Johnston.

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were read and approved. The president in her address;

‘reviewed the highlights of the i was held in place by a crown of

year and asked the continuedl

support of the members for the incoming executive. The treasur- r gave a satisfactory report of receipts and expenditures for the year. which showed a bal- ance remaining in the funds. Mrs. Don McAskill reported on the social evenings. for former patients of Riverside Hospital, which are currently held at Red Cross House. Routine re- ports were given by the leaders the various youth roups. Mrs. Furness Matheson present- ed the report of the nominating committee as follows: past pre- sident: Mrs. Arthur Seaman; president: Mrs. J. D. McAskill; lst vice-president: Mrs. Lester Johnson; 2nd vice - president: Mrs. Frank Ross; secretary: . Mrs. Roddie Cummings; trea-; surer: Mrs. Henry Douglas; I press secretary: Mrs. M. PW Rodd; pianist: Mrs. Fanny Bert- .

ram; Directors: Mrs. Hilbert Ili‘wriz-i s

O'Connell, cousin and brother of the bride were the alter boys. The alter was beautifully de-

centered with a three tier wed-3 ding cake topped with a minia-.

conned with baskets .3; 3 u m. {lure bride and groom. Mr. Niall-j 1

fr Primcau. uncle of the bride The Sisters of Si. Martha‘svcapably acted as master of: rendered appropriate hymns {ceremonies Congratulations and uring the ceremony and theleomplementary remarks were signing of the register. lextcnded by many of the guests. . The bride, given in marriage 1Rev. 0.P. Wood proposed thet by her father. looked radient in ltoast to the bride which w a 5‘ a floor length gown ofn ylon net responded to by the groom. ‘ and nylon lace over satin with. Miss Eileen Wisener, sister. with sequins. The bodice fcatur- :of the groom. circuulatcd lhc ed lily-point sleeves. Her shoul- guest book. der length veil of tulle illusioni After the reception Mr. and ers. Wisener left on a honey- crystals and sequins and she lmoon trip to points of interest carried a white prayer booklin the Maritimes. with red roses and red and white t For travelling. the bride wore streamers. ' beige suit with white. acces- Miss Patricia O'Connell. sls- sories. Her corsage w for of the bride, was maid of sweetheart roses. honor. She wore a street length out of town guests included dress of blue nylon chiffon over "Mr. and Mrs. George Meihm. taffeta with matching headdress. Judy and David. Stratiord. 0n- Miss Helen Wisenér. sister of tario; Miss Helen Wiscner. Win- the groom. was bridesmaid. She dsor, Ontario: Mr. and wore a slret length dress of fu- chia with bell skirt and match- ing headdress. They carried‘ nosegays of pink and blue car-l nations to complete their cos-l tumes. , Miss Judy Miehm. little nlcce 'in their new home in Watcrvale. , pf the groom. was flower g rl Prior to her marriage. tll e; and Louis O‘Connell, little bro- bride was tendered a shower atl ther of the bride wns ring beam the home of her parents where l

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A telegram was received from { Mr. and Mrs. George Wiscner..‘ Calgary. Alberta.

Mr. Blair Shea. friend of thetwere received. _ groom was best man. Mr. Ern-lhome. the. bride and groom were est Trainor. friend of the groom. ’guests of honour at a reception ‘ and Mr. Maurice O'Connell, bro- held at the home of the groom's ther of the bride. ushered the lparents. guests to their seats. .

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dren's needs of care.—— M.H.

Dear Mary Haworth: This is to correct an error in your col- 7 October. in which you referred an inquiry to this of- fice. (Office of the Chef of [n- formatlon. l‘Iepartment Army. Washington 25. DC.)

The word “Information”

the title of this office is some- { f u r- ~ about ‘

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times misleading. We do nish certain information the Army. clear news releases. cic.. but information on whereabouts of Army personnel is handled by The Adjutant Gen- eral. who maintains the master locator and personnel files. Therefore. inquiries concern-

ing the location of Army person!

as M M nel should be addressed as fol-i

i‘lows: The Adjutant General. De- ‘ipartment of the Army. Washing-

ton 25. DC. Sincerely. C.V.L. Major Signal Corps.

Dear Sir: Thank you for this

Mrs. .‘precise correction. In a sense i

.was right. after all. I felt sure (as I told the inquircr) that your office would have the answer on how to go about finding a long-

llost Army pal. in the event he is ‘amund they come and The happy couple will reside lSI‘” 1“ SCI‘V‘ce- NOW we a“ have ‘Thelre‘s work to

the answer. namely: check with the Adjutant General's office. Thanks again.— M.H

Mary Haworth co u n s e l s

in care of The Guardian. ___.____,__

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guests. Tile bride's table was lsterical in response to her chm :1 We .

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Doris Day persuades Rock

1 Hudson to take time out from his busy Schedule and relax

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with her at the beach where they can sun and swim. Scen in Universal’s “Lover (.ome B c . with Tony Randall. (Still No. 1911-55)

9 k ‘ in which they co-star See it today at the

I CONSERVATIXLEILRSPEAKING

Greetings and stuff like that! You‘ll remember me get an election started on . say. "Islander. get your pen limbered up. do." So to work I 20.

There's a lot of talk around about how sudden

.too much trou e Just

without E I. and

theelcctinn

‘Was called. This is to be expected from people who get ea bit off guard. Personally I wasn’t surprised. To me it made :glot

lof sense. An

of them. Like

called. if you want a little tip. brewing right now are every

some big changm in ways of doing things.

the [slainld

. it will to you too before lon . Th ' many useful and beautiful gifts 1 through her column. not by mail Ming and plenty g ares their return l01‘ personal mleerew- Write hel‘ 'Friday night when Premier Walter Shall: went on _‘tcll his story. Now there‘s no secret as to why an

ling fellow makes his changes-even if

listening on television in election was here‘s one: The things that are y's business and they mean And no right-think- they are designed to give

all of van I was

white accessories and a corsgaelNB.

of white carnations. The moth-l the biggest boost it ever got~uithout calling in the

here to serve you A_NY Ipeoplc that really count—tile people of the province. hom- of the day 01- mght‘ 01d Last Wednesday 1 went to Summcrside and while there HI

(Photo By R.B. Hambly) I A discussion was held on finish- leil..MrS. Aubrey Found. r -

. i the school basement. Edwm Cook, Mrs. Hector Mac-.

he school comittoe mported I Donald. and Mrs. Furness Math- . nd

« ARY HAWORTH

' the correspondence was eson. auditors —— Mrs. Kittyi - . . v _ r _ ‘ .

S rad. It Ttgas decided to give $5 Moore. Migs. Algsfgluzlelt. sly/lion. I 4 wan stage? 32311321230: fifltlnfhgaliléhfildlllnccdwfv (Abrizgltngygum: —-—__ o e ensue. Ten copies sors Scou s an s —- rs.i W T u ‘the big Liberal get-together?" and he said "'1 in .d t b t of the Federated News and also Arthur Love and Mrs. Job n. s ‘1 Ed in the wrong placcn_ Latex. I found out he dign‘t :65; “:3

Reflections Of The Sea And A New Way Of Life

With November well along on the past lap of the way. and In this strangest of strange har- H‘sts. our farmers today com- bined a last field of grain. in a far field of Rob‘s.

Taking advantage of this in- terval of weather which favors it. they commenced it. after Sunday had traced gentle fools steps along the fields and was tone I w a y... This early ap- proach to the work reminded us of an elder generation of men. lone now from their forms by the Strait. who having observed most respectfully their Sabbbath and its services. pill by its ssrb and retired to rest. But rose in the wee sma' hours of Monday. donned their working lInnorel. and after a bite of breakfast. they hitched horses to farm-carts, and were off pest haste to harvest the treasure of seeweed which was coming tn—— or had i'ecently been left by the tide. on the shore.