The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 22

"22 VOX HELLENSv DE1ILER Mr. and Mrs. L. W. von Hellena of th -United Slatea Embassy, announce the engagement of their daughter.

Mania von Hellena, to Mr. David Richard Dehler, son of Mrs. George Dehler and the late Mr. Dehler: The wedding will take place on Saturday, June 3. at 11 m.

la St. Joseph' Church. Tua Van' Gayle Goschen Marries Eddie Litzenberger St. Paul's Church, Chicago, was the scene of the wedding of Mis Gayle Goschen and Chicago black Hawk star. Eddi Litzenberger.

Tn bride i the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Goschen and the bridegroom 1 the son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Litzenberger of Ottawa. Rev. Dr. Grauer officiated at the ceremony.

Mist Barbara Dawe was mii)j) 9f hosTiof Aal Liuenberger was attended by Mr. Glen Hall of Edmonton as best man. Mr. Stan Mikita of SL Catharines AT LAST. JU THAT PROTECTS 4 2-rer In unique "MIRACLE BAND" l'cifd and cushiontd SJ lor all-day cemlort.

COMFORT ZONE by SmlM i 1 comfort on ever-BO-kindly. FLOATS. cushioned to flout en year vttai eomtoit ion eoae-roll. Be diooinS. no ouging when you twist, turn or bend.

tlaslit embroidered -i and Mr. Mike Madilan of Berwyn, Illinois, ushered the guests. Following the reception in Berwyn. Mr. and Mrs.

Liuenberger left on a wedding trip to Ottawa. They will reside in Chicago. Girl Guide Tea The Elgin District of the Local Association of Girl Guide will hold a tea. and bake sale on Saturday. April 29.

from 3 6 m. in St. John's Anglican Church HalL Elgin Street. Your comfort tone that tender, sensitive area just telow the cups so often given to. digs and pokes is how comfortued forever thanks to "Comfort Zone" by Etquiwte all done with an ingenious, elss-- ticized miracle band that's cushioned to It BREATHES Comfort Zona's "Miracle Bend" breathe with you, allowing th bra to lift and mould naturally while kftping it Fhtniriy-fjhioned tn while cotton juitr ir S2.9S contour COMING EVENTS Crtnfeli Association of Ottawa Spring Tea and display of articles fur miuiont.

Wed-nmby, April 26. Knox Church, 2 30. Friend! welcome. A special general meeting of the Ottawa District Laws Ttnnia Association wiH be held Aprfl.27 at 130 pa Rukau Lawn Tennis Club. Members of all affiliated clubs are welcome.

Service of Worship. Dominion Church, Melcalfe and Queen Streeis, Wednesday. Aprd 26. 12 40. noon.

Theme will be "God or Mammon." Ottawa Ladies Curling Club Names Slate Mrs. George W. Mac-Donald presided at the annual meeting of the Ottawa Ladies' Curling Club re- son, rink convener, awarded the prizes. Serving with Mrs. Mac-Donald will Mn.T.-W Broughton, vice president; Mrs.

E. D. Kindle, secretary, and Mrs. J. H.

Smglehurst, treasurer. Other members of the new executive are: Mrs. G. E. Wire pens, G.

R. Nodwell. Mrs. A. A.

Richardson. Mrs. Victor Rivers, Mrs. Ernest Id. Mrs.

Frank Reid. Mrs. Brock King. Mr. Georg Berry, Mrs.

K. R. Mackenzie, Mrs. J. S.

Hoi-lmgsworth. Mr. G. P. Poulm and Mrs.

M. B. MacKinnon. RETAIL BUY INC Canadian (pent UMIl.tM.. Mi In retail stores last year, an increase of tIM.MO.aot over float on that "Comfort Zona" has soft, petal-shap pads in the underc.ua that gently adds lift and control for the silhouette you'll love.

padded at S29S it Lim I -THE OTTAWA JOURNAL -TLTSDAY-AfRIL 25. 18B1 -Hi nrr 1 few fa-' i 77 Member of the Quota Club and their guest Mr. John Dierenbaker are introduced to Eskimo Art by Mrs. Irene Baird of the Department of Northern Affair, at left Looking on are Miss Evelyn MacMurchy, the club president, and Mis Nora oleum be, district governor. OFFICERS INSTALLED Success Story of Eskimo Art Told at Quota Club The Arctic Land of the Lively Art" wa the iopje of an- eddres gtveav by Mrs.

Irene Baird of the Department of Northern Affair and National Resource at the installation dinner of the Quota Club of Otuwa held Ust evening at the Chateau Laurier. Mrs. Baird spoke primarily on the Cap Dorset graphic art which first received attention when it was exhibited at the Stratford Shakespearean Festival in 15. "Although -the artists were using paint and paper for the first tone, their work betrayed no trace of hesitancy or amateuruhness," Mrs, Baird explained. "Its reception exceeded even the best hope of those who had worked with the Eskimo to bring the print out of the Arctic." The first year the Cap Dorset graphic became part of the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Canada, the Museum of Modern Art In New York and many other galleries in Canada and the United States, she continued.

Tho sale of the 19.19 collection realized $20,000, The 23 artist represented In the 1960 collection put out 3,480 print at a value of $63,000, Mrs. Baird Mid. STORE YOUR FURS IN Chateau Furs 33 fan tr4 tm nr vmstu Protected by "World Wide" Insurance CALL JCE3-7775-6 A B4a THrmnfi Will Can for Yr rrs. Large Selection of HOIHIR'S DAT Gift jewellery cminccc stirr shop 1ST SPABkS T. CK1-S41I loves Good Bread! OUT OF THE NORTH She went on to explain the life of the Eskimo in Cap Dune, how and when they do their graphic art and how this new recognition is affecting the, small nortiwrn community.

She wa introduced by Mrs. Lillian Wadsworth and thanked by Mia Jean Edward. Officer installed included: Mis E. Evelyn MacMurchy. president: Mrs.

Wadsworth, first vie president; Mrs. Mary C. Mac Lean, second: Mia Hazel McFartin. record- ii II I I I Now One 1 A 95 Low Price! L3 i So tzchtngtt St Jtvnds ill Salt final I 1 8HQPPK LTD. -Tf 200 Spark St CE6-2301 A.

i hiwwiii.ii.wiiii i i ii ii in. in. in "Toji' jnd' Toys' for Cirlf and Boyt from MseconditoHyears" rv A 7 Dinner in secretary; Miss Edward. corresponding secretary, and Mia Barbara Punnet, treasurer. ctirectors are Mrs.

Christen Craboe. Mrs. Alice Covet le. Mrs. Pearl Fenloa and Misa Helen Taylor.

Among those seated at the head table were Mrs. John Dtefenbaker. wife of the Prime Minister, Mis Elizabeth SmcUie, and Misa Vyda BraOy. Governor of the Uth district Mrs. Norr Holcomb, of Montreal, performed the in stallation 'Sheila Paasmore of Montreal.

Mr. Gerry Marcoux of Montreal was th best man. For her wedding th bride wore a pur silk shantung two-piece suit In a bpn shade with matching accessories and a brown and bone flowered hat with a small veiL She wor a corsage bouquet of three orchids. A reception was held the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal and later Mr. and Mrs.

Backstrom left on a wedding trip to the Southern United State. They will reside In Ottawa until September when they will move to Montreal. To outan avaniAt ss.anc ceremony, l. I I MR. AND MRS.

RALPH BACKSTROM Miss Frances Richard Weds Ralph Backstrom In a private family wedding on Saturday morning Mis Frances Richard became the bride of Montreal Canadien hockey star, Ralph Backstrom. Th double ring ceremony 'wa performed by Father McGlynn in SL Thomas More Church, Verdun. Que. The bride I the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert Richard of Aylmer, and Mr. Backstrom I the ion of Mr. and Mr. John' Backstrom of Kirkland Lake. Mr.

Richard gave hi daughter In marriage and she wa attended by Miss Our Weddfnr lUf Cifl "TH IT I BHIDEt jf JL. 1 with every bridal aswn XAttrJ VVvV- v' -W I I T.WimHrfsa-lwW4ilyMei ff II II rM, I I -m r. ii 'jai I I LI a' FOR A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING Drop in aoofi and see our neW Bummer collection of txrlu.lv i loom for the Bride and Mr Attendants Harmonliln accaaaoruM tool Bridal Oowm froas to tit Blldaiaiaiei' Matmrt' to- bbabv to tved mads Milk VEILS HKAOPICCS SHOSS CBINOLIN PURS IS' SPARKS ST. CEJ-3MS OPEN DAILY TO P.M.. JjI Logan Osborne Vows Solemnized Miss Pleas Osborne and Mr.

Richard Logan were united in marriage Friday in St John the Evangelist Church. The bride if the daughter of Mrs. John Osborne, of Halifax. NS. and the late Mr.

Osborne and Mr. Logan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Logan, of Otuwa. Rev.

WUliara J. Robinson officiated and Mr. Ewen Mc-Cuaig wa the organist. Mr. E.

F. Pubbcover gave hi sister-in law in marriage, and she wa attended by her niece Misa Dorothy Jean Publicover. a Clearance of Fine Appare SUITS NOW COATS now $29 DRESSES rKi.iNowoon Morrio titm PHOXB PAI-S1S 1 SmlKAU STB PHON CII-141S A special suit. $44 Specially assorted were Buy waists, from group of high fashion Regular values flit. selected groups of quality coals for Spring, All sizes, shade.

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Grahame, Mrs. Bill Green and Jack. Gray, The bride wore a street length dress of draped white chiffon with a scoop neckline and short sleeve. Her short veil wa held by a tiara of pearl and the carried a cascade bouquet of while gardenia and atephanoti. A reception waa held at the home of the bridegroom's parent and later Mr.

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