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Attend Basilica Wedding

Saint Dunstan's Basilica was the scene of a lovely summer wedding when Teresa. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Dou- cetta. Charlottetown. was united in marriage to Roland. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Babin of Ed- munston. N.B. Right Reverend Monseigneur Patrick .'VlacMahon officiated.

Mrs. Joseph Dougan was or- ganist and Mr. Connie LeClair rendered several solos through- out the Mass.

The bride. given in marriage by her father, was lovely in her bridal gown of nylon not over satin. the lace bodice having a scalloped neckline and the long sleeves tapering to points over the hands. Her finger tip veil of hille illusion fell from a coronet of seed pearls. She carried a white prayer boolr encased in a lane jacket. from which fell sa- tin streamers with roeebuds at- tacbed.

Miss Thelma Doucette was maid of honor for her sister. She was becomingly attired in a street length dress of mint green taffeta with scoop neckline em- broidery in crystallette and a

matching detachable overskirt. she wore a small bandeau head- dress in matching ghade. and car- ried a nosegay of yellow mums.

The bridesmaids.' Miss Ade- line Lavery. Toronto. friend of the bride. and Mrs. Gabriel Mi- chaud. Madewaslra. Maine, sis- ter of the groom. wore identi- cal gowns and accessories to the maid of honor.

The duties of best man were performed by Mr. Gabriel Mi- chaud. brother-in-law of the groom. Mr. Danny Petrelli and Mr. Ron Gritenni, friends of the bridal couple, of Toronto. usher- ed the guests to their pews.

Following the ceremony the bridal pary motored to Stan- hope Beach inn. where their wed- ding reception was held for six- ty guests. Receiving with the bridal party were the parents of the bride and groom. Mrs. Dou- cette. mother of the bride. wore a becoming gown of rose lace over taffeta with navy acces- sories and white carnatlons en coraage. Mrs. Babin, mother of the groom, looked charming in a black acetate nylon gown. with white accessories and white car-

lsland Girl Has Chautaugua Scholarship

Miss Ernestine Mills of 23 Go-

wer Street. Charlottetown; a1

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills, has been spending the summer nt the G utauqua in- slituilon. She was a scholarship student of the King's Daughters and Sons. class of i957.

Miss Mills. who is a student at Prince of Wales College. is planning upon tailing up deacon- us work. She had a very wan- darful summer at the Choutau- qua.

Chautauqua institution is locat- ed on the shaded shores of Lake Chautauqua. i320 feet have sea level. This historic western New York cultural resort. established in 1374. is holding its 84th eight- weelr summer festival. he pro- gram lncludes over 200 lectures. I! symphon, concerts. music and dance recitals. Syracuse Univer- sity summer schools. arts, crafts. hobby courses. I operas in En- aliah. I Broadway plays. relig-

ious activities. and recreational pursuits for people of all ages incl J" golf. swimming. boat- ing. tennis. and numerous club activities.

During July and August. Me- tropolitan Opera Stars Jorome Hines and Marian Anderson: "At- lantic Monthly" Editor Edward Weeks; U.S. Dept. of Interior Se- cretary, Fred A. seaton; Dr. Frank Graham. UN. official: Edward Litchfield. Chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh; and Chautauqua's popular conductor. Walter Hondl (Dallas Symphony 0rchestral., will be among the many outstanding personalities to be featured. Chautauqua'e great Arnhpitheater where ma- lor events are held. seats 3000 persons.

Miss Mills is at present visit- ing her uncle and aunt, Mr. and

Mrs. Arthur Cbappel, Boston.

Mass.

ELLEN'S DIARY

Visiting W. I. Enjoy An Evening At Alderlea

"They're coming." Grand-

daughter sald last evening, "at'

least there are lights in the lane!"

So we at Aideriea entertained the local Wl. last evening. and its guests. a sister group from I district which lies in that pret- ty countryside we know as "a- cross the river." it can be said that ours H a friendly lnstitnte.

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lag of the ways which follows. For us. and we believe for our institute it was an enjoyable eve nlng. And if our group acquit- ted itself at least paesably well as hostess. we are to prove our- selves as "the perfect geusts" at the September meeting when we ride in on invitation to malre "kaley" with "the galls" of a

ABIN AND AITENDANT8 nations en corsage. , immediately. following the re- During the dinner. the toast to ception the bride and groom left the bride was proposed by Mon- ; on their honeymoon through Eas- seigneur Edgar GnI'en' of Shag-i tern Canadian cities. For travel- way. Alaska. to which the groomiling the bride chose a sheath capably responded. The toast to fkess of cinnamon brown with the attendants was proposed by matching duster and ivory ac- Mr. Danny Petrelli and to the cessorics. She wore a corsage of mothers of the bride and groomyyeliow roses.

by Mr. Ron Gritenni. A Mr. and Mrs. Babin are resid- The pianist during the recep-I ing in Toronto. Out of town guests tion was Mrs. William Campbell, ; present included those from Charlottetown. Several instru- yMaine. Tomato. Alaska. Allston. mental selections were given byiiliass. Moncton. Summerside. Mr. Danny Petrelli and Mr. Ar-lBorden. Victoria and Rustico.- thur Doucette. Photo by Henry Doueette.

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Page 8 The Guardian Tues. August 13, 1957

HAPPENINGS

Mr. Thomas J. Walsh. execu-Miaa Mildred Rsnazhllh tive manging director of the Ho- A short pmgummg (allowed. iel Touraine. Boston, and Mrs.lM.-sg xeu-hall sang twice and Walsh are Visiting in the DTDV-'this was greatly appreciated. lnce. They have been registered Miss Hazel Moran and Miss Lena at the Charlottetown liotei and.McLm-e were accompanist: and are now with their cousins the playgd for . gingsougg Mr. Pat Mislfl WIN! It R0S9l1Bl"k- McKenna gave violin selections and Mr. Russell Bell humour-

Squadron Lead" 3- G- 30??!” ous voc al selections. old time min and Mrs. Befrymin 0' OF T dancing was thoroughly enjoyed,

glllvlalgge Tolfne ,5,l;?,'fee2'5 Delicious refreshments were lee; Ml Edwin", Roadg 'lserved and the guest; departed ' ' after wishing Miss Greenan and Commander WA R. lnmanv-Mr. Ollourlte every happiness.

Mrs. lnmgn andh their hchilgrcni Mrs Gladys Swanson accom- Diane an Siva en. W o ave pnnied by her little daughter Bet- been vlsillnx the Commandcr's.sy left for her home in Natlck. mother. Senator Elsie inman. Mug, after gpcnding a delight- have returned to 0ltIWI- fui visit with her l'n0l;lCl'.'Mfl& Harry Matheson. and er rien Mr. and Mrs. John Pelrmain. .Miss Florence Owen at Keppoch Boston. Mas.I.. h8VPFll'7t'PI1lfiV'9nl Beach. She was widely entertain- Klle-Sll 01 SCHNOF -Si! nman. led by her former friends with lower Montague. iseveral teas. etc.. which added; I” Mg” R L x b lgreatlytothe enjoymentofher . a . rs. . gvys itl.iv1gil,, Ottawa. have been the guests oil Senator Elsie lnman for tenl Miss Mm-garet Landry, R.N,, of fllyl the Montreal General Hospi- tal. Montreal. is spending a week; gIPll:l-MU: 14- Ai Diet: .i:eChari3tte:oi:ln. Mil: Ibsiandrylis na . an I. an re urn gut o rg . rgg 1- to Toronto after spending ll-chell MacDonald. 306 Richmond month at their summer cottage. i su-egg, Captain Dlgnan is posted to Sues. about the first of November.

Miss Mary E. Campbell has returned to Saint John, New M11 In 3- Nwlhall M SPfinll- lBrun.swiclt. after spending an on- field. Mum. who 1! residing Il')oyable vacation visiting with her the Queen Hotel has returnedmu-gnu, Mr, ma Mn, an-use from I pleasant weeks trip. Mn. .jcampbelI. Par-tr Corner. P.E.l. Newhail. visited Georgetown: - Montague and Boughten lsland.; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Matthew 'Weetwood. Mass. have arriv Mil. 1-. 3- Net-Vhlll and thelon the Island. on a visit to rela-: Kl" 03 Ill! 9110911 HOW hlV! lives and friende in Alberta!!! andl been among the numerous peo- Charlottetown l pie who have entertained for Accompanying them was Miss Miss Evangeline Greenan and Dorothy Leard. RN. daughter of Mr. Paul O'Rourke. Mr and Mrs Spurgeon Learwd. This very lovely party in the Charlottetown. who has spent thel IVHVIM dlIIlIIl-P00l'n 0' the hotel laet couple of weeks visiting in Many very beautiful sift! werelsnd around Boston. Mass received by the bride and groom Also with them was Mrs Wil- elect. The gifts were opened and bert Dr-ummond. Newtown Cen- the accompanying good wisheszter. Mass, who will be spend- read by Mrs. Gladys MacDan- ing some time with her brother aid. The gift; were passed by and family. Marahfleld

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