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fl THE OTTAWA JOURNAL' JUNE 6, 1942. Women's Realm Social and Personal Club News Fashions Welfare Activities Princess Alice Garden Party Held at Rockcliffe Home of Mrs. Montagu G. Powell. H.R.H.

Princess Alice, accompanied by the Hon. Ariel Barrd, yesterday afternoon attended a garden party- given lor the Ottawa Local Association of Canadian Girl Guides at the' home of Mrs. Montagu G. Powell. 290 Coltrln road, Rockcliffe.

She was received by Mrs. Powell and Miss Kay Symes; Division Commissioner, and a guard of honor was formed by the First Rockcliffe Company. Miss Mildred Minter. captain, and. Miss Ella Minter and Miss Pene- Duguid, lieutenants, were presented by Miss Symes.

Mrs. J. Zjvian, treasurer, and Mrs. Hayes Lloyd, chairman of the camp committee, were in charge of the money table. An exhibition of the work done by the guides for the National War Services Committee was given in the library iUnder the supervision of Mrs.

A. J. Gates, convener, and Miss J. Cbevrier. Mrs.

J. E. Lyon was In rKar nf 1h riininff mom and Mrs. A. Duguid and Mrs.

F. B.l Inkster were receiving. Mrs. Powell presented all of the ladies who were assisting to the -Princess Alice. Tea.

was served on the verandah with the honprry officers and Miss Macdonald Marries Charles Leonard O'Brien Early Summer flowers were 'used to adorn Blessed Sacrament CSureh this morning for the wedding at nine o'clock of Miss Mary Annabel Katherine, daughter; of the late Mr. Peter Daniel Mac-donald and Mrs. Macdonald to Mr. Charles Leonard O'Brien, youngest son of Mrs. O'Brien and the late Mr.

Stephen O'Brien. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John i A. Ma Jdonald, brother of the bride. Miss Gabrielle Bourque played the wedding music and Miss Louise Bray sang during the i The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr.

Peter J. Macdonald and was attended by Peter J. Macdonald, as matron-of-honor. Mr. Edward F.

OBrten, of Montreal, was best man for his brother and the ushers were, Mrs. James Meagher and" Flying Officer Vincent G. Grimes, of The bride wore a lovely model of fbrgct-me-not blue sheer, de- signed von classic lines with a neck and long sleeves, ending in, points-iovcr the hands. The graceful skirt ended in a slight train. Her matching Halo head dreys was blue.

net. holding in place a finger, tip veil of blue She carried Johanna Hill roses, 'bouvardia and stephanotis in shower. The mafron-of-honor was in Buttercup yellow sheer designed with a basque waist and puffed sleeves. The neckline was in She wore mittens of matching shade and a large pale green rrfbhair hat. She carried yellow roses and mauve Sweet peas In shower.

Macdonald. mother of the bride, wore a costume of Horizon blue. crepe with a hat of wood violet shade and accessories of the same tone. Her corsage bouquet was of orchids. Miss Winnifred O'Brien: sister cf the bridegroom, was in navy blue' and white crepe; with a navy blue hat and wore a covsage bouquet of gardenias.

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Cairine Wilson, honorary patronesses, Mrs. G. Harold Rogers, honorary vice-president. Miss Kay Symes, divisional commissioner, Mrs, Montagu G. Powell, president, Madame O.

Souliere, second vice-president, Mrs. Finlayson, third vice-president, Mrs. Gordon E. Leighton, fourth vice-president and convener of the Uniform Committee, Mrs. I.

Zlvian, treasurer, Mrs. W. J. Williamson, member of the shower committee and of the National: War Services committee, and. Mrs.

E. F. Newcombe, member of the shower committee! Mrs. Montagu G. Powell, Mrs.

G. Harold Rogers, Mrs. A. F. Duguid, Mrs.

T. B. Inkster and Madame O. Souliere received the guests and Mrs. E.

F. Newcombe, Mrs. W. LinegerJ Mrs. J.

E. Lyon, Mrs. Rowley Frith, Mrs. A. F.

Duguid and Miss J. Chevrier poured tea and coffee. The guiders assisting in the tea room were Miss Nan Miss Agnes McKertle, Mrs. A. G.

Martin, Mrs. H. Miss Eliza beth Wood, Miss Ann Wickware, Miss Margaret Morrisey and Miss Francois Belanger. Owing to the illness of the bridegroom's mother, a small in formal wedding breakfast wis held at the home of the bride's mother. Later the couple left for a motor trip.

The bride travelled in a navy blue crepe suit with a navy blue felt hat with hand made flowers. She 'wore navy blue accessories. On their return, they will take up residence in Ottawa. Out-of-town guests were Dr. and Mrs.

S. O'Brien, of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. O'Brien, Flying Officer and Mrs.

Vincent C. Grimes, both of Mont' real. Miss Mary E. Mackenzie, of Boston, Mass-, Miss Dorothy Macn Kenzie, and Mr. Donald Macdon ald.

both of Charlottetown. P.E.I., Mr. John Latchford. of Cornwall, and Miss Louise Mac donald, of Montreal. George Watson t- The marriage of Dorothy Frances Watson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.

Edward Watson, to John Wilfred George," son of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald George, took place at 8 o'clock this morning In SL Patrick's Church with Canon George D. Prudhomme officiating. in.

Professor E. A. Bonner played the wedding music and Miss Margaret Moore was soloist MisslMelba Watson, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and Mr. Stewart George acted as best man to his brother. The ushers were Mr.

Desmond Brady, -Mr. Alec George, brother of the bridegroom, and Mr. James Gallivan. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length white net skirted frock with a jersey silk bodice fashioned with a Sweetheart neckline and long sleeves which ended in points over the hands. Her coronet headdress was trimmed with a finger-tip veil, and she carried an arm bouquet of whit roses.

I 1 Miss Watson wore a 'heaven blue chiffon frock with long sleeves. Her coronet headdress was trimmed with a' shoulder-length heaven blue veil. Her arm bouquet was composed of pink roses and bachelor After a reception, held at Stand- i ish Hall, the bride and bridegroom left on a motor trip to Toronto. For travelling the bride wore a Redingote ensemble in luggage tan with beige accessories. On their return they will reside at 378 Slater street A Among the" out-of-town guests were Mrs.

McKay, of Toronto; Mrs. Rene-. Monty, of Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. E.

Armstrong, of Mrs; M. Perrigo, of Montreal, and Mr. and Mrs. O. Watson, of Halifax.

Mrs. E. A. Lynch presided over the June meeting of the R.OA. S.C, Women's Auxiliary, held' in Trafalgar House.

Gratification was expressed at the large- attendance at the Friday evening games in the First "Corps Troops building. The annual meeting has been postponed until next January. For Vacation Days We Recommend Feather Cut, And realherperm The feather cut and teeUi-erperai permanent wave la the anawer to easy hair manaf ement during carefree day. No tuaainf and con-atant primping; those curly nngleta spring back Into place with the mere flick of a comb. "-)- Appointments 5-2332, S-3333 Lord Elgin i Beauty Salon Lord Elgin Hotel MODERN AIR CONDrTlONtn y- 1 i I II V.

i i TO WED IN NORTHLAND Dr. Jean Terrien, of Mattawa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Esdras Terrien, of Ottawa, and Miss Hen-nine daughter of the late Mr. Edgar Gagne and Mrs.

Gagne, of, Sturgeon Fallav who will be married on Monday next in the Sacred Heart. Church at Sturgeon Falls. ParisienGadbois The marriage of Ida Annie Gad-bo is, daughter of Mrs. John Gray and the late Andrew Gadbols, to Charles Aurele Parisieh, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Parisien, took place this morning at eight-thirty o'clock in Notre Dame de Lourd, Cyrville. Rev. L. Dubeau officiated at the ceremony. Dr.

Henry Robinson, of Gaiineau was the soloist. Miss Gertie Parisien, sister bf the bridegroom, and Miss Cecile Seguin attended the bride and Mr. Alcide Parisien, cousin of the bridegroom, was best-man. Mr. Aurele Seguin waa an usher.

The bride had chosen a heavenly blue Redingote on pleated lines with a shirred back. She wore a white cut-outp straw model with a matching veil and her arm bouquet was of Rapture rosea and. whit bouvardia. A navy blue sheer frock worn by Miss Parisien 'and Miss Seguin chose a navy blue crepe. They wore navy and pink felt hats with shoulder bouquets of Sweetheart roses.

They will reside at 81 Queen Mary, Overbrook, Ont. Out-of-town guests included Mr. Earl Beauchamp, of Quebec; Mrs. P. E.

Beauchamp, of Alexandria; Misses Louise, Alma and Theresa Beauchamp, of Alexandria, and Rev. Father A. Lapoicte, of Bourget, Ont. i Members of No. 1 Neurological Hospital Auxiliary were enter tained recently at a supper party by Mrs.

'E. Mayo, which was held at the home of Mrs. T. W. Cowan.

Wool was distributed for Summer knitting. Vocal solos were sung by Miss E. Cutbbert. Miss Margaret Rolt entertained at the tea hour in honor of Mist Marion K. Hay, a bride-elect of this month.

Covers were, laid for nine and the guest of honor was presented with a corsage bouquet and a sandwich tray. Mrs. Stuart Ivisbn. 175 Lisgar street, will entertain at her home at the tea hour on Monday afternoon in honor of Dr. Ida S.

Scud-der. of Vellore, India. She will be assisted By members -of the Wo men's Baptist Home Mission Board. Dr. Scudder will speak informal ly Dr.

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Send your order to Pattern Department Reader Mail 80 Front street Toronto, 2, Ont Cosenzo Milks Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church was the scene of a wedding this morning at 7.15 o'clock when Miss Cora Doreen Milks, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milks, was united in marriage to Mr. James Cosenzo, con of Mr. Frank Cosenzo and the late Mrs.

Cosenzo. Rev. John O'Neil officiated. Mr. Kenneth 0Hear played the wedding music and Miss Doreen McCurrie was the soloist.

Miss Marvel Milks, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and Mr. Frank Cuccaro, cousin of the bridegroom, acted as best man. The bride chose a long white chiffon gown with an accordion pleated skirt. A coronet of tulle with lily-of-the-valley held her fingertip veil in place and she carried an arm bouquet of But terfly roses and white sweet peas. A floor-length frock of pink or ganza with a Sweetheart neckline and short sleeves was worn by the bridesmaid.

Her matching (houlder-length veil had flower clusters and she carried a Colonial bouquet of Briarcliff roses and pink sweet peas. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents and later Mr. and Mrs. Cosenzo left on a short motor trip. The bride wore a brown polka dot frock with beige accessories.

On their return they will reside at .138 Bay street' Out-of-town guests included Mr. David Milks and his son, Leo, of Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. O. Venasse, of Chapeau, Que.

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A. N. Longstaff, of Rose mere, became the bride of Albert Joseph Relecom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Relecom, of Montreal, at eight o'clock morning in St Raphael's Church, 1 Outremont Father John O'Rourke officiated.

Misses Olive Longstaff and Adele Relecom attended the bride and Mr. Thomas Edward Flint acted as best man. Mr. Mario Romano and Corporal Andrew Lodomez, R.CA.F were ushers. A Jeannette Marie model of Jacquard white crepe made on Prin cease lines was worn by the Her finger-tip veil was 'of white tulle and ahe carried an arm bouquet of bouvardia and white gladtola.

The bridesmaids were gowned alike in frocks of yellow and green organza. They wore leghorn hats and daisies and larkspur composed their arm -bouquets. Following a reception held in the Windsor Hotel, Montreal, the young couple left on a short trip. Travelling, Mrs. Relecom wore a gold and white printed silk suit with white accessories and a corsage bouquet of gardenias.

They will reside at Rosemere, Que. i Mrs. G. Fitzgerald, of Engle- wood, Mrs. T.

V. Doyle, of Ottawa, and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Cramp, also of Ottawa, were among the out-of-town guests. 1 McCann Leblanc The marriage of Rose Leblanc. daughter of Mrs.

M. L. Leblanc, to Hugh (Pat) McCann, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. McCann took place' very quietly at eight o'clock this morning in bt Ber- nadette Church, Hull, with Rev. G. Vinet officiating. Miss Irene Tbibault played the wedding music The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother.

Corporal Anhand Leblanc, R.CA.F., of Halifax, was unattended. Mr. Dan O'Connor, of Montreal acted as bestman to the bridegroom. The bride wore a suit of Air Force blue trimmed with blue fox. After a reception held at the home of the bride's mother Mr.

and Mrs. McCann left on a wed ding trip to Moh treat and Quebec. For travelling, the bride donned a beige suit with accessories to match. On their return, they will reside in Hull. I 1 Mrs.

J. A. Pollock and Mrs. Jack Waite, of St Thomas, and Mr. W.

Wilfred Pollock were in Ottawa for the "Wlngt" parade at uplands on Friday. 7 v. feli fi ARDfNA If sncui 1 rexi leaf longer' harlej Qgilvy wijh 1 7 9 The engagement is announced of MISS HELEN IRENE, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Slater, of Arnprior, to Mr.

Bert HalL son of the late Mrs. Lyman Tribe, of Gerald ton, Ont The marriage will take place shortly. I LeitchLaperriere The marriage was solemnized at half-past eight o'clock this morn ing in the Basilica, of Miss Yo- Kiande daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laperriere, of Ottawa, to Mr.

Leonard Christie Leitch, of Montreal, son of Major and Mrs. Leonard Christie Leitch, of Montreal. Rev. Jean. Desjardins officiated, and Miss Louise Bray was the soloist accompanied at the organ by Mr.

Raymond Guttadauria. Mr. Arthur Laperriere gave his daughter in marriage and the bridegroom was accompanied by Mr. Rheal Jolicoeur. I The bride wore a smart jacket costume of blush pink taffeta.

The sheer blouse and sleeves were trimmed with lace in the tame delicate tone of pink. She wore a coronet in matching shade, designed with a veil, and carried a Colonial bouquet of roses and lily- of-the-valley. Following the ereimony there was a reception neia at ine nome of the bride's parents. Later the couple left by plane for Toronto. They will take up' residence in Notre Dame de Grace, Montreal.

For travelling the bride wore an ensemble of cocoa tan' sheer wool, with a finger-tip fitted jacket designed with cluster of small pleats on either side. I.ef hat and acces sories were in matchine tones. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and MrsJ Arthur Lange- vin, Mrs. Emile Benard, of Montreal, and Miss Berihe Banville, of Beauharnois.

'c- i ff Y) iu I i fi. v. 1 I 1 1 I WaaV COMING EVENTS annoaaouBeata nader ttua detains oaaia pet agate Una. mini mum SX No free tdnm notice for evanta with admits! ft or cellaeUoQ. i The Trustees pf the KaUonal Gallery announce the opening of an Ex hlbiUoa Water.

Colors selected by the Canadian Society of Painters in Water Color. QpeA every week day from la ajn. to p.m.; Sunday, 2.00-(.00 pjn. Mrs. D.

S. Kemp Named President Mrs. D. S. Kemp was elected president of the Public School Principals' Wives' Association at a meeting held on Friday.

Other officers elected Were: Vice-president Mrs. J. W. McNabb; secre tary. Mrs.

M. L. Fusee: treas urer, Mrs. W.f MacSkimmlng; social committee, Mrs T. A.

S. Mc-Kee and Mrs. H. H. Carlyle; pro-gram committee, Mrs.

Robert Westwater. The meeting was I held at the home of Mrs. A. E. Meldrum and presiding at the tea table were Mrs.

J. S. McEwen and Mrs. R. G.

Pushman assisted by Mrs. W. G. Strong, Mrs. i W.

F. Myers and Mrs. H. H. Carlyle.

i Misses Helen LeClair and Helen Coghlan entertained at the home of the latter) in honor of Miss Elizabeth Higgerty, bride-elect of this month. The bride-to-be was presented with a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses and a walnut coffee table. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. George Higgerty and Mrs. J.

D. Bradley, and those assisting were Mrs. Charles Beas-ley and the Misses Hannah Burke, Marjorie Phair and Eileen Coghlan. During the past month extensive work has been accomplished by the senior Red Cross of Knox Pres byterian Church. Four meetings were held and 97 hanks of wool were given out The finished articles Included 03 of knitting, 82 of sewing, which were sent to Red Cross headquarters, also 22 pieces of refugee clothing, two quilts and one afghan.

The unit contributed $100 to the Red Cross campaign. Flight Lieut, and Mrs. E. Fi R. Hewitt will hold a reception at their home, 119 Daly avenue, on June 18, from 4.30 until 7.30 o'clock, on the occasion of their 23th wedding anniversary, III If" 9 aaaaaHRB'" i eetaajaesaeaeai II JRRWtJtaRffffSt aeMRsffSSS 'SSW ufeSSIT COATS OF HARRIS TWEED, CAMEL HAIR or LLAMA CLOTH Wherever your destination fashionable city; or quiet countryside such classic company will make yours a wardrobe of distinction.

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Edward McCabe became the bride of Mr. Kevin A. T. Hawleyi only son' of Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Hawlcy. Rev. FrancLs O'Grady omciated.

The church was decorated with early Summer' flowers. Mrs. L. Guecuen played the wedding music and accompanied Mr. Allan O'Farrell, who was the soloist Given in marriage by her father, the 'bride chose a floorrlength dress of heaven blue riet with satin applique worn over- taffeta in Redingote style' Her headdress was a Juliette cap of the same material with a finger-tip veil and she carried an arm bouquet of Briarcliffe roses and bouvardia.

Miss Eileen McCabe was her sister's only attendant and wore -a floor-length frock of shell pink; sheer designed in classic style with bishop's -sleeves and full skirt shirred at the waist Her heads dress was a flower model made of the same material and she carried a Colonial nosegay of Butter- 1 fly- roses and mixed blue flowers. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. V. T. Kane as best man and the ushers were Mr.

Albert Slater, Mr. Charles Taylor and D'Arcy Charette. Following the ceremony a reception was- held at the home of the bride's parents and later the young couple left on a wedding trip by motor. For travelling Mrs. Hawlcy a blue redingote ensemble with a matching off -the-f ace ha and black On their return they will take up residence at 393 Nelson street il i- Mrs.

Fred Clauson entertained at aNmother and daughter pantry showeK in honof of Miss Leona whose marriage to LieutenantHarold Lewis takes place this month. The bride-elect -was presented with a shoulder bouquet and several gifts. The tea table was centred with ivory tapers and Spring flowers presided over by Mrs. W. H.

Whitehorne. The hostess was assisted by Mr. Willis Pushman and Mrs. 'J. W.

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