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THE OTTAWA JOURNAL' Women's Realm Social and Personal Club News Fashions Weffare Activities MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1942. Miss Whitehorrie Is Bride of Lt. H. Lewis The marriage of Miss Leona Whitehome, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Whitehorne, to Lieutenant Harold W. Lewis, son of Mrs. Bertha Lewis and the late Mr. Herbert Lewis, of Yarmouth, N.S-, took place Saturday afternoon at three o'clock, in St Luke's Anglican Rev. Cecil Steen officiated.

Mr. Leonard S. Fos played the wedding music with Miss Dorothy Johnston as the soloist Given in marriage by hec father the bride was attended "by her sister. Mrs. J.

Wright Neil, as matron-of-honor, and little Miss Carolyn Kennedy, as flower girl. The best man was MiV J. Wright Neil and Mr. George Lewis and Pilot Officer George Clark were Ushers. Ttte bride wore a floor-length Sown of white Allison lace over Baronet satin with a short train.

The dress, styled with a Sweetheart neckline, 'was buttoned in the back from the- neck to the waistline. The circular finger-UP veil was arranged with a bridal neaoarecs in coronet eiiect, aua she carried a cascade bouquet of Johanna Hill roses and bouvardia. The matron-of-honor wore a patel pink silk lace and net dress fashioned with twin skirt in poplutn style. Her shoulder-length veil was held in place with a shirred Juliet cap of matching material and she carried a cas cade bouquet of pyrethrum. Briar' cliff roses and cornflowers, Little, Miss Carolyn Kennedy chose a floor-length frock'of point d'esprit with' a transparent shirred halo of "matching material.

Sweetheart tees and forget-me-nots composed her Colonial nose- Irs. Whitehome wore an at tractive model of orchid brocaded chiffon on Princess lines. Darker toned a si and American Beauty roses with a shoulder-lergth veil, fashioned her hat and she wore a shoulder bouquet of Talisman roses. Mrs. Lewis was wearing a crepe and lace ensemble in teale blue with a matching mohair hat Her corsage bouquet was of Briarcliff roses.

A reception was held the home, of the bride's parents -and later Lieutenant and Mrs. Lewis left on a trip. Tor, travelling, the bride cho3e a printed sheer redingote of Park avenue tan and beige with a model straw hat and matching accessories. She wore a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses. On their return they will reside in Ottawa.

McMahon Barnett St. Patrick's Church was the of a wedding Saturdsy morning at nine o'clock when Miss Luvernai Elizabeth Barnett, of Ottawa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William of Vancouver, was united in marriage to XAC John Louis McMahon, R.C-AJV Uplands, second son of Mrs. McMahon, of Ottawa, and the late Mr.

John McMahon. Rev. Gerald. Fogarty officiated, The wedding music was played by Professor E. Bonner and Mr.

George Carson was the The bride, given in marriage by Mr. Frank McNeely, wore an afternoon frock of white allk jersey with a round aeckCn, bracelet-length sleeves and un-prcssed pleats in the skirt Her off-the-face hat was of white jersey with a shoulder-length veil and she carried an arm bouquet of Bettertime roses and bouvardia. Miss Agnes McMahon, sister of the bridegroom, as bridesmaid, red and white flowered print in Redingote style with a white Panama model hat White carnations composed her corsage bouquet. Mr. Peter McMahon acted as best man for his brother and the ushers were Flight Sergeant Harold Lahey and Private Fran- cis McMahon, R.C.O.C., brother of the bridegroom.

Following a reception Mr. and Mrs. McMahon left for Montreal, the bride travelling in a rose crepe Redingote dress and a white bat Mrs. W. H.

Rowley has returned from Murray Twelve Ninety-Five Watch Widely known for good looks, dependability and outstanding value. Many pleasing styles. JS 2U Bank at Photo by Xarih. LIEUTr MURCHISON AND Second Lieutenant Robert Bruce Murchison, R.C.C.S., and Mrs. Murchison, whose marriage took place in St.

James United Church Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Murchison is the former Miss Mary Florence Ralph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Ralph. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murchison.

SOCtAL AND Mr. J. Ralph. Kirk, M3, and Mrs. Kirk were inCingston for the graduationexercises of Royal Milijafy College, where their sopRalph Kirk was among aduates.

Mrs. 'Robert Taschereaii, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Major; Mr. Gerard Legris and Miss Helene Lemieux were Ottawa guests at the Maufette-Vien wedding in Montreal on Saturday morning. Mrs. Erie Burns and her children will spend the Summer months at Kingsmere, Que. Miss Maureen Dunne, of Edmonton, is visiting her uncle and aunt.

Dr. and Mrs. Felix A. French, 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Douglas and Mrs. Stephen Pen ton, of Montreal, who were in Ottawa on Saturday for the- Macdonnell-Sterns wedding were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Campbell-Laid-law. Misses Tudor and Mildred Mon- tizambert and Misses Mary Kings ton and Edna Johnston left on Saturday for Cacouna, where they will spend the Summer months.

Miss Anne DuMoulin, of Van will be in Ottawa this week to visit her brother and sister-in-law. Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. R. T. DuMoulin, having been in Kingston for the closing exercises of the Royal Military Col lege, i Miss Dorothy Wh alley caught the bride's bouquet at the Thorn ton-Pope wedding on Saturday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Foster an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Marion, to Lieutenant J.

T. Clark, son of Mrs. A. Clark and the late Mr. Clark, of Barrie, Ont The marriage will take place on June 27.

Hon. Victor Podoski, Polish Minister to Canada, has returned from Montreal, where he conferred with the Mayor, the Officer Commanding Montreal Military District the principals of McSill and Montreal universities, th editors of the Montreal papers, and the Catholic Archbishop. He also addressed various Polish organizations in the city. Mr. Podoski leaves next Friday for Toronto for a similar visit Mrs.

J. Ladelpha entertained at a miscellaneous shower "in honor of Miss Kathleen Nevins, whose marriage takes place the latter part of June. The bride-elect was presented with a corsage bouquet of pink and blue cornflowers. Those assisting were Mrs. J.

An drews, Mrs. A. LaSalle and Mrs. E. FaraeL Gameywere played and prizes were won by Miss Olga Sharpe and Mrs.

G. Valiquet and Miss FarneL Nepean -t 4 I i PERSONAL Mrs. Xeith tdnr. of Toronto. is the guest of her sister.

Mrs. C. J. Allan. Mrs.

Walter Douglas, of New York, is the guest of her sister, Miss Alice Bell. Mrs. David Anderson and her children; who have been the guests of Mrs. John Pugsley, are returning today to their home In New York. Miss Hope JKcSloy.

who was in Ottawa for the Thornton-Pope wedding, has returned to Toronto. Mrs. A. T. N.

Cowley, of Cal gary, will take up residence in Ottawa shortly. a Miss Crete Estrup caught, the bride's bouquet at the Macdon- nell-Stems wedding on Saturday. Miss Mabel B. Williams, of Lon don, is the guest of Mrs. W.

T. Herridge. Dr. H. B.

Small is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. N. James Slater at Blue Sea Lake. LAC. Maurice T.

Tufts has re turned to Ottawa, having been in Saint John, for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Tufts. Miss Audrey Clerke entertained at tea at the Rivermead Golf Club in honor of Miss Marlon Garrison, whose marriage takes place early Lin July.

Mrs. Charles Waddington was hostess at luncheon in honor of Miss Rita Watts, prior to her mar riage to Mr. Stanley Frederick The guest-of-honor was presented with a salad bowl and servers. Mrs. William Hendrie, of Ham ilton, and her daughter, Mrs.

Ron ald Cumming, of Ottawa, leave shortly for a few weeks on the St Lawrence. Mrs. Philip' Reckitt entertained at an informal supper party in honor of Miss Rita Watts and Mr. Stanley Frederick Knights, whose marriage took place on Saturday, Dr. and Mrs.

Henry J. Robillard, of Grosse Point' Woods, Michigan, are expected shortly in the Capital as the guests of the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Rob 11 lard. Mrs.

Albert EwarV entertained last evening at an informal supper party in honor of her daughter, Mary Margaret, whose marriage takes place today. Ersklne. Members of Circle No. of Erskine Presbyterian Church held their June meeting at the home of Mrs. G.

Arnott, 66' Holmwood avenue, when a social hour followed a short business session. The hostess was assisted by her three daughters when she served refreshments. A Military. Model Shock Absorber Luminous Dial $12.95 2-4421 Ottawa's Greatest Watch House Honor Couple On Anniversary Nearly 200 friends called to ex press congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Fitzpatrick at their home, Old Chelsea, on Sunday afternoon on the occasion of the golden wedding anniversary of the host and hostess. Mrs. Fitzpatrick was the former Miss Essie Marshall. The house was attractive with mixed flowers of the season, many of which were gifts from friends. Receiving with Mr.

and Mrs. Fitzpatrick were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Fitzpatrick, and a granddaughter, Miss Helen Fitzpatrick. of Chicago. The hostess wore a be coming costume of blue and white sheer with a corsage bouquet of white and pink garden flowers. Mrs. Fitzpatrick, of Chicago, was in wnue wixn a corsage Douquei of pink roses, and Miss Helen also wore an all-white costume.

Mrs. J. H. Baron, of Ottawa, a sister of Mrs. Fitzpatrick, also assisted in welcoming the guests.

Mrs. Christopher Boland and Mrs. W. O. Miller presided at the tea table, which was adorned with a pretty centre of white, pink and moss green.

Those assisting were Mrs. neth Hossick, Misses Bessie Baron, Joan Rita Prudhomme, Mary Lou Gies, Shirley Miller, Elaine Dunn, Mrs. H. A. Brown and Miss Isabel Brown, and Mrs.

Ralph McPherson. Many handsome gifts were re ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpat rick. CarstesenBassett The marriage of Miss' Edith assert, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. P. Bassett, to Mr. Orville Peter Carstesen, only son of Mn. Car-stesen and the late Mr.

A Carstesen, took place Saturday afternoon at two o'clock in St. Matthew's church. Rev. Cannn G. A.

"Brunet officiated. Dr. J. W. Bearder played the wedding music.

The bride was attended by her sisters. Miss Violet Bassett, and Mrs. Ruth Fleming, and Misses. Shirley Campsall, Sandra Bassett and Sylvia McDougall. Mr.

Harold Fentiman was best man and the ushers were Mr. Allen Nunn and Corporal Mc Dougall. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, chose a long white net and lace over tat feta drees with a Sweetheart neck' A coronet of orange bios soms and net held her floor length veil in place and she car tied an arm bouquet of pale roses and carnations in slower effect. A floor-length gown of blue net over taffeta was worn by Miss Bassett Her headdress was a flowered model with a short tulle veil and she carried a shower bouquet of deep, pink roses. The matron-of-honor was wear ing a frock of blue net and lace over taffeta with a similar head dress and bouquet to that of the maid-of-honor.

The three flower atria were gowned in similarly styled dresses of rose, yellow and orchid with flowers in their hair. They car ried Colonial nosegays. The couple left on a motor trln following a reception. The bride travelled in a poudre blue en semble. On their return thev wiu reside on the Bowesville road.

B7for Willis The marriage of Miss Florence M. Willis, daufihter of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Willis of Han over, to Mr.

Cecil S. H. Bilton. son of Mrs. William Bilton and the late Rev.

William Bilton of Ottawa, was quietly solemnized on Saturday evening in the Church of the Messiah, Toronto, with Rev. W. R. Sproule officiat ing. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father wore a candlelight blue street-length dress with matching hat and beige accessories.

Her flowers were rapture roses and bouvardia, She was attended by Miss Maude Waite, who was attired in garden rose with matching hat and black accessories. She wore a corsage of Mary Lamb roses. Miss Phyllis Walters, niece of the bridegroom. who was junior bridesmaid, wore a canary yellow frock and carried a Colonial bouquet of yellow roses and flowers of The bridegroom was attended by Mr. Arnold Ward and ushers were Messrs.

Donald and Walter Willis, cousins of the bride. After the reception Mr. and Mrs. Bilton left for Muskoka. They will reside in Ottawa.

Out-of-town guests included Mr, and Mrs. William S. Willis, Han over; Mrs. William Bilton, Ot tawa: Mr. Walter Willis, Hamil ton; Mrs.

Harvey Walters, Miss Phyllis Walters and Miss Betty Walters, Orillia; Mr. and Mrs, Norman D. Willis and Miss Mary Willis, Palmerston, and Mrs. Wil liam-Waite, Gravenhurst Honoring Miss Muriel Slack, a bride-elect of this month. Misses Evelyn Mussell and Doris Hunt entertained at a kitchen shower at the home of Mrs.

Palmer Slack. Little Misses June and Frances Slack presented the gifts and a corsage bouquet to the guest-of- honor. Those assisting were Mrs. K. Scallon, Mrs.

M. Cunningham, and Misses Joyce Bennett, Doreen Daly and Shirley Slack. Mrs. S. W.

Probert, Grand Sentinel of the Grand. Lodge Ladles' Auxiliary to the Order of Scottish Clans in the United States and Canada, is attending the 44th annual convention of the Order, which is being held in the Royal Connaught Hotel, Hamilton, on June 22, 23, 24, and 23. Miss Kennedy Weds Cpl. Sinclair i Westboro. United Church was the' scene of a.

quiet wedding at 3.30 o'clock on Saturday afternoon of Lois Audrey, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kennedy, of Westboro, to Corporal Thomas George Sinclair, R.C.E.. son of Mrs.

Florence Sinclair and the late Mr. Sinclair, of Billings Bridge. Rev. A. P.

Menzies officiated. Mrs. G. S. Piers played the wed ding music and Mrs.

J. Thomas was soloist The church was adorned with early Summer flowers and ferns. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was attended by Mrs. Stanley Joynt as- matron-of-honor. I Mr.

Roy Thomas was best man and acting as 'ushers were. Mr. Lawrence Kennedy, brother of the bride, and Mr. William Sin clair, brother of the bridegroom. The bride wore a street length dress of petal blue in Redingote fashion with three-quarter length sleeves.

She wore a small headdress of with a shoulder length I veil and wore a corsage bouquet of pink roses. The bridesmaid wore a street length dress of dusty rose in Redingote style with a white corded silk', tarn hat Mrs.1 'Kennedy, mother, of the bride, was in rose figured white and navy blue with a turban and wore a corsage bouquet of roses. I i Mrs. Sinclair, mother of the bridegroom, was i in dusty rose crepe with a matching hat. Following a wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's parents, the couple left for a short trip.

On. their return, they will take up residence at SO Glen avenue, Mrs; N. B. McArthur, of Cum berland, was an out-of-town guest I I I Sheffield Rowe, An attractive wedding was sol emnized at 12 JO o'clock this after noon in St James' United Church when Marion Helen Rowe, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Rowe, was United in mar riage to Edwin Wallace Sheffield, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sheffield.

Rev. Richmond: Craig officiated; Tne weaaing music was piayea by Mr. Bramwell Bailey. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Jean Rowe, and Willis Reade acted as best man. A delphinium blue silk, jersey dress fashioned along princess lines with trapunto embroidery adorning the neckline and bracelet-length sleeves was worn by the bride.

Matching embroidery formed a pane down the front of the dress and she wore a small felt model hat of similar shade with a shoulder-length veil. Delphin iums and roses composed her arm bouquet The bridesmaid wore an after noon frock of shell pink silk jer sey with a pleated skirt and bracelet-length sleeves. Her straw hat was of matching pink with a delphinium blue band and she carried an. arm bouquet "of del phiniums. i' 1 Following the I ceremony the young couple left on a short trip and on their return they re side in Ottawa.

Commercial 'Travellers. The Women's Auxiliary of the United Commercial Travellers held their June meetina in the form of a supper while the Travel lers were holding their annual golf tournament, Mrs. Jack Laderoute presided over the meeting and Mrs. Howard Grills. Red Cross convener, read a letter from the Red Cross.

A commit tee was appointed to attend a meeting at Red Cross headquarters tomorrow night work A 1 1 umic curing ine summer months was discussed, and Mrs. John Lockhart invited the mem-. bers to her cottage for a sewing meeting on Jury 9. Mrs. W.

Johnston presented the retiring president, John McLennan, with a silver comport, and com plimented her on her work during six years in office. After the the members enjoyed some amusing games. Mrs. Edmund Stuart TimbrelL of Winnipeg, has arrived in the city to attend the marriage of her sister. Miss Eleanore Sherwood.

to Mr. William Barker, which takes place today She. will be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.

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AIM 1 Address PLEASE PRINT NAM: Pretty Wedding At St: James St. James United Church was the scene of a wedding Saturday afternoon four o'clock when Mary Florence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P.

Ralph, became the bride of Second Lieutenant Robert Bruce Murchison, R.C.C.S., son of Mr. and Gordon Murchison, of Ottawa. The ceremony was performed i by Rev. Richmond The wedding music was played by Mr. Bramwell Bailey.

The bride was attended by her sister, I Miss I Edna and Second Lieutenant W. Hauser acted as best mail. The ushers were Mr Wayne'Murchison and Mr. R. W.

brother-in-law of the bride. i A'white vclvaray orcandy gown with a Sweetheart neckline and leg o' mutton sleeves forming points over the hands was chosen by the bride. The bouffant skirt extended into a train, i Her headdress was a Anger-tip veil in pompadour effect with orange blossom trimmings and she carried an arm bouquet of BriarclifTe roses and bouvardia in cascade effect. A frock of similar style in tur quoise blue was worn by the bridesmaid, i The skirt into a slight train and she wore a matching shoulder length veil caught in soft folds. Bettertime roses composed her semi-Colonial bouquet.

The couple left by airplane for Montreal following, a reception held at the home of the bride's parents. The bride travelled in a printed frock of soft aqua shade with a matching turban and a cor' sage bouquet of Sweetheart roses. The will reside in Kingston Among ine oui-oi-iown guests were Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Brillineer. Mrs. C. G.

Taylorbf Ridgeway, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. W. of Orillia; Second Lieut. R.

Rae, of Kingston; AC2 Robert Whitley, of Toronto, and Airwoman Valerie Brown, of Toronto. Among those who entertained in honor of Miss Gladys Smirle, bride-elect of this week, are Misses Jessie. Arch, Muriel Munn, Margaret Rankine-Smith, Lezetta Graham, Dorothy Conlon, and Mrs. Alan! Butterworth, Mrs. Helen Armstrong, Mrs.

Ben Rochefort, Mrs. Jack Martin and Mrs. I Jerry Byrnes. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest McConnell. of Morewood, Ont, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Mildred Marguerite, to Private Ralph Charles McLaugh lin, C.O.C.T.C., of Barriefield, son of and Mrs. Jake McLaugh lin, of Morewood, Ont The marriage will take place shortly. Miss Bessie Clark, of St. Cath arines, while in for the Maedonnell-Sterns wedding was the guest of Mr.

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J. Bateson Stewarton United Church' the scene Of a wedding Saturday afternoon at three-thirty o'clock when Catherine Isobel (Ella), only daughter of Mr, and Mrs. David Rennie, was united in marriage to'-' Flight Sergeant Walter John Bateson, of Yarmouth, JI. youngest son of Mrs. A.

Bateson and the late Mr. R. J. Bateson. Of Dartmouth, N.

S. Rev. F. S. Milliken officiated' at the ceremony.

Mr. Harry Hill played the wed- ding music and Miss Jean was the soloist. The bride was attended by Mis--Lillian Watterson, as maid-of-honor, and Misses Marion Wtl-loughby, of Smiths Falls, and Rho- dena Bateson, sister 0 the bridegroom, of Dartmouth, N. were bridesmaids. The best man was Flight Sergeant K.

C. Carter, of Trenton, and Flight Sergeant A. B. Forward. W02 i F.

L. Benson, of MontrealJ and Mr. C. H. E.

Miller, formerly Ipf ftegina, were The bride was wearing a white sheer gown over taffeta fashioned with a Sweetheart neckline and long-tight-fitting sleeves. The full' skirt extended 1 into a long train and the nci-kline and waist were embroidered in matching design. A coronet held her Medieval" veil in place and she carried an arm bouquet of red roses. A softjy draped sheer of tur-' quoiseblue over taffeta wa worri by the and the bridesmaids were gowned alike vrm pink sheers with necklines and bouffant skirts. The attendants wore matching 'shoulder-length veils and carried arm bouquets of Spring blooms.

Following a reception the couple left for the Annapolis Valley and bh their return will reside in Yarmouth, N. S. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Beatty Hill, of Mr.

and Mrs. J. McFadden and Mr. and J. C.

Willsjughby and Miss Marion Willoughby, of Smiths Falls; W02. F. L. Benson and Mrs. Benson, of Montreal; Flight Sergeant K.

C. Carter, of Trenton: Mrs. Thomas I Maud and Miss Nellie Maud, of Rock Soring, Ont. In honor of Miss Yvonne Pal-lett, one of this month's brides. Miss Earline Rivington entertained at a tea and miscellaneous The guest-bf -honor was presented with corsage bouquet.

Presiding at the tea table, which was centred with carnations, snapdragon and Canterbury bells, were Mrs. A. R. Pallett ad Mrs. E.

A. Miss Anne Rivington and Miss Kyra Kivmgton assisted. Miss Lois Sanderson spent "the week-end in Kingston, where she attended the graduation exercises of the Royal Military College and the June Ball. 1 Wo .00 1.