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J. THE CITIZEN, OTTAWA, CANADA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1928. CITIZEN PHONES QCLEN 5506 Social and Personal News -PHONE QUEEN 5500-- Ottawa, Montreal and Ste. Anne de Beaupre. Returning, they will take up residence near Toledo, where groom has recently purchased the Ballantyne Farm.

MISS DOROTHY HAMBLY WEDS DR. T. M. STEELE Marriage is Solemnized in Chalmers Church Vestry The marriage was solemnized last night by Rev. Dr.

J. W. Woodside in the vestry of Chalmers' United Church of Dorothy Stewart, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher Hambly, and Dr.

Thomas Murray Steele, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Steele, of Stratford, Ont. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father and was tended, was charming in a becoming gown of rosewood georgette, with beige lace trimming, the skirt finely pleated, and she wore a shower knot of Ohpelia roses and lily of the valley. A dark brown felt hat trimmed with touches of rosewood and gold, and a coat of rosewood shade trimmed with beaver, completed her smart travelling costume.

Immediately following the ceremony, the bride and groom left for Toronto, and will take up residence at LeRoy, N.Y. They were the recipients of many lovely gifts. Smith Guest (Special to The COBDEN, Aug. pretty early autumn wedding took place at the bride's parental home, Crawford street, Cobden, when Carrie E. Guest, younger daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. J. Guest, was united in marriage to Alfred Smith, of Detroit, son the late Mr. and Mrs.

Jos. Smith, of Cobden. Rev. E. D.

Mitchell, Vankleek Hill, a former pastor of Grance United church, Cobden, performed the ceremony, and was assisted by Rev. A. S. Cleland of Cobden. Given in marriage by father, the bride entered the at the robot strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin, played by Mrs.

D. C. McFarlane, sister of the bride. She was lovely in a grey romaine gown and carrying a bouquet of yellow roses. The attendants were Miss Mabel Smith of Timmins, sister of the groom, and Mr.

Jack Arscott, also of Timmins. Miss Smith was prettily dressed in rose crepe romaine in pleated effect. The room was decorated in white. with yellow flowers and ferns. After the ceremony dinner was served to the immediate relatives of the young couple.

The table was, decorated gladioli. married couple left by motor for in the afternoon the newly troit, where they will reside. The bride's travelling attire was a powder crepe dress, grey coat of kasha cloth trimmed with grey fur, and she wore a felt hat. The bride's gift to the groom was a tie pin with a diamond setting, the groom's gift to the bride was a check, to the bridesmaid book ends, to the groomsman a smoker stand, and to the pianist French kid gloves. The bride and groom were the recipients of many beautiful and substantial gifts, including checks and silverware.

The bride was a popular young lady and had many friends here and elsewhere, having taught school during the past year at Timmins. Previous to that she taught school near Cobden and also at Madawaska and at Massey. The groom is also well known here and is held in high esteem. Maxwell Betts wedding of interest to many in Ottawa and Western Ontario took place on Saturday, August 25, at 1 p.m., when Dorothy Margaret Betts, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

J. Betts, of Toronto, became the Mrs. James Crowdy and Miss Lucy Crowdy have returned home after Spending the summer at Portlandan-the-Rideau. Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Trench O'Hara have issued invitations for the marof their daughter, Marian Corriage by, to Mr. Allen Hewison Christensen, at Saints' Church, on Monday, September the 17th, at half-past two. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Gill came home yesterday from St. Andrews-by-theSea, where they have been for several weeks. Mrs. C.

F. Armstrong, of Victoria, formerly of Ottawa, will be in Ottawa for a few days shortly, accompanied by her nephew, Master Bryce Evans, on her way to spend the winter in Switzerland. Mr. E. R.

Cameron, registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada, and Cameron, are absent in the west, visiting Regina and later Victoria and Vancouver. Mrs. Philip Toller and her children have returned to Ottawa after spending the summer months at their home in Muskoka. Miss Helen Coutlee, who was visiting Mrs. Herbert Robinson in Kingston for a fortnight, has returned home.

The Misses Helen and Dorothy Cowie have returned home from an extended trip abroad having visited several places in Europe and also in England and Scotland. They were accompanied Miss Constance Leishman, of Edinburgh, who will be their guest for a time. Mrs. J. H.

Bartlett, of Anchorage, Kentucky, and her children, Miss Katherine Bartlett and Mr. Bartlett Bartlett, are coming to Ottawa by motor this week and will spend' a few days at the Chateau Laurier. They will return shortly after leaving Mr. Bartlett Bartlett at Ashbury College. Mrs.

Wilfred Creig spent the weekend in Almonte. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Macdonald and Miss Beverley Macdonald, who have been spending several weeks in the city visiting amongst their relatives and friends, returned last week to their home in Detroit. Mrs.

Fred Birkett and Miss Gertrude Coutlee have returned from a motor tour going by the highway around Lake Ontario. Kelly O'Donaghue (Special to The Citizen.) SMITHS FALLS, August Philip Neri Foman Catholic Church, Toledo, was the scene of 8 pre.ty wedding on Wednesday, August 22, when Mary Agnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah O'Donaghue, became the bride of Emmett Norbert, son of the late Patrick Kelly and Mrs. Kelly of Montague Township.

Rev. Father Scott officiated. The bride entered the church to the strains of the Wedding March from She was very pretty in a navy ensemble, with a large blue hat and blonde shoes and hose, and she carried an arm bouquet of sweetheart roses. She wore the groom's gift, a white gold wrist watch. During the ceremony little Miss Margaret Muldoon, of Smiths Falls, sang Ave Maria by Rosewig and was accompanied by Miss Clara Connelly, of Smiths Falls, who presided at the organ throughout the ceremony.

Dinner was afterwards served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kelly, Smiths Falls, to nearly fifty guests.

The tables were prettily decorated with pink sweet peas and silver candlesticks. Many lovely gifts were received by the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly afterwards left on a trip to bride of Wallace Alexander Maxwell, son of Mr.

and Mrs. David Wallace Maxwell, of Tara, Ont. Rev. Dr. George E.

Ross. of Erskine Presbyterian Church, Ottawa, officiated. The bride looked attractive in powder blue ensemble of crepe TOmaine with grey shoes and hat, and she carried a colonial bouquet of pink rosebuds and 1 lilies of the valley. A buffet luncheon was served at the home of the groom's aunt, Mrs. John Maxwell, 227 Daly avenue, after which Mr.

and Mrs. W. Maxwell left by motor on a trip to New York and Western Ontario. Vanity Shower Miss Grace Workman was hostess at a delightful arranged vanity shower for Miss Marjorie Woodburn whose marriage takes place on Saturday. The rooms were tastefully decorated with asters.

The guests, most of whom were former school mates, included Mrs. Ruth Wright. Mrs. Ernest Nesbitt, and the Misses Edith Kemp, Doris Hodgins, Edith Stevenson, Marion Brackenburg, Hattie MacLeod, Marjorie Woodburn, Celia Woodburn, Margaret Stewart, Jessie Watt, Evelyn Gourlay, Gladys Martin, and Doris Fowler. For Miss McBride (Special to The Citizen.) COBDEN, Aug.

Stella Freeland was hostess at a nicely arranged China shower at her home in Cobden in honor of Miss Muriel McBride, one of this week's brides, on Friday of last week. The rooms were decorated in mauve and white and little Eileen Davidson, of Ottawa, brought in decorated in mauve and white and laden with many beautiful gifts to the brideelect. Among the gifts was a large serving tray from the Young People's Bible Class of Grace United church and with this gift was an address which was read by Miss Margaret Olmstead. After the presentation of the gifts a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. Chapman Lauzon A quiet, but pretty wedding took placeg St.

Patrick's Roman CathoChurch, Montreal, on Saturday, when Anita (Blanche), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lauzon, of Ottawa. became the bride of Harry, second son of the late Mr.

Harry H. Chapman, L.D.S., and Mrs. Chapman, Edinburgh, Scotland. The bride was attended by her sister, Armoza. and Mr.

C. H. W. Waldron, assisted the groom. Mr.

and Mrs. Chapman will take up residence in Montreal. Gibbons MacDonald COBDEN, Aug. home of Mr. and Mrs.

Alex B. MacDonald, Meath, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday at high woon, when their daughter, Jessie Evelyn became the bride of Mr. Leslie G. Gibbons, sons of Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Gibbons of North Cote. Rev. MacOdrum, of Cobden, performed the ceremony, The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was charmingly gowned in rose beige georgette and lace with a satin girdle of the same shade.

She carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia and fern and wore the groom's roses, a pearl necklace. Mrs. A. MacDonald, mother of the bride, wore a gown of black crepe back satin with touches of sand. Her corsage bouquet was of roses.

Mrs. J. F. Gibbons, mother of the groom, wore a gown of blue and grey silk crepe with corsage bouquet of sweet peas. The bride, who was unattended, entered the room to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by her sister, Miss Mary I.

MacDonald, and took her place beneath a large white wedding bell. The room was tastefully decorated in yellow and white and banked with yellow gladioli and golden glow. Following the ceremony a buffet The Events Leading Up to the Tragedy -By Webster DRINKIN WATER? DRINKIN WATER, HEY, EDDIE? AINTCHA WHAT'S TH BIG TAKIN BIG CHANCES? TH SHOCK'S IDEA? LIABLE TO KILL YA WATER? EDOIE, IN. WATER WAS WATER! HA- HA HA! SAY, MADE TO BATHE SOME NOVELTY, HEY, EDDIE HEH! HEH! of the Great President Clink, in the Luther Company, is Gadget result of Eastern as the Hospital Prophylactic of his employees. fight with is serious.

one 1 his condition say Physicians Caper the Prose Co, (New Yack World) 1928. Lenses luncheon was served to about forty guests, Many beautiful gifts were received, including a number of substantial checks testifying to the high esteem in which the young couple are held. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons left for a short wedding trip to points east.

Going away, the bride donned a navy two piece dress of silk crepe with touches of grey, navy felt hat with grey accessories. On their return the young couple will take up residenc in North Cote. Stevenson White COBDEN, Aug. Wednesday afternoon a very quiet wedding was solemnized at Holy Trinity church, Pembroke, where Miss Laura Bell White, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

John White, of Beachburg, became the bride of Mr. Asa Gordon Stevenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stevenson, Roche Fondu. Miss Leila Jackson, of Beachburg and Mr.

D. A. McLean, of Fort William, were witnesses. Following the ceremony the young couple left for a motor trip to Ottawa, Toronto, Niagara Falls and other points. The bride travelled in a pretty dress of yellow georgette, small black hat and coat of black point twill with moleskin collar.

On their return they will reside in Beachburg. Each of the young people has a large circle of friends who wish them happiness and prosperity. For Miss Goulet A very pleasant evening was spent at the summer home of Mrs. P. Latreille, at Woodroffe, where a miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Goulet, by Mrs.

de Sylva and Mrs. Latreille, whose marriage takes place on Wednesday. Mrs. H. Ayotte presided over the tea table and cut the ices.

4 Assisting were the Misses L. Latreille, Lucille Landreville, T. Ayotte, A. Latreille and Y. Legault.

The bride-lect was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Novelty Shower Novelty Shower Mrs. J. E. Dansey entertained at a delightful and pleasing novelty shower in honor of Miss Vera Powell, whose marriage takes place early in September.

The shower gifts were presented by the two small sons of the hostess, Clark and Parson, who represented bride and groom. Among those present were the following: Mrs. A. T. Pearson, Mrs.

A. E. Powell, Mrs. A. R.

Whittier, Mrs. J. W. Burwash, I. Duggan, Mrs.

Vince Currie, Mrs. Jack Powell, Mrs. W. Deslauriers, Mrs. H.

Boyd, Mrs. O. Beamish, Mrs. J. H.

Ferguson, Mrs. FREIMAN'S SALE Those who buy Furs now get in coats whose styles are you may have your coat made and measure. Then, too, our enables you to procure a coat income rather than savings, as the remarkable value offered the store on Wednesday, and event. Persian New selected various choose lined Sizes 34 Priced at of lars. lined.

to at Seal Straightline els, Chapal Choice collar and Natural Squirrel, Fox and 16 to 42. Electric Seal (Sable Trimmed) Made from selected skins. Lined with cade. Collars and cuffs Sable. Sizes 34 to 42.

Priced at Muskrat Coats Flank Muskrat Coats of fine quality. Collars of natural and brown Fox. Crepe lined. Sizes 16, 18 and 20. Priced at $147.50 Note the On Fur Purchases of $125 and Under A deposit and balance in 12 equal monthly payments.

Free Insurance and storage privileges if desired. Furs--Second 13. 0 Doherty, Mrs. P. A.

Grimes, Miss, Nan Duggan, Miss Isobel Duggan, Nan Burwash, Miss Lilliain Miss McCann, Miss K. McLaughlin, Miss McElroy and Miss Marjorie Myrtle Neville. Duff Good The wedding was quietly solemnized at the rectory, Richmond, on Friday, August 24th. of Bertha Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert A. Good of Richmond, to Edmund Douglass Duff, son of Mr. Alexander D. Duff and the late Mrs. Duff of Carleton Place, the Rev.

Mr. Iveson of St. John's church officiating, The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother Edward, looked charming in 8 gown rose crepe with cream lace. She wore a mohair hat to match, and carried a bouquet of sweet peas. Mr.

and Mrs. Duff left for a trip to Toronto, the bride travelling in a costume of navy with gray fur, and gray hat and shoes. On their return they will reside in Carleton Place. Surprise Party Mrs. M.

Liberman was the hostess at a most charmingly arranged surprise party in honor of her daughter, Etta's, 18th birthday. The evening was spent in games and dancing. Those assisting the hostess were: Mrs. H. Friedman, Sally Petigorsky, Ettie Morris, and Ethel Hirshner.

Music was supplied by the Misses Ettie Morris, Anne Oshaz, Etta Liberman, Messrs Rhel Dubinsky and Arthur Gottbank. Those present were: Misses Rose and Anne Applebaum, Sylvia Baker, Belle Flesher, Anna and Isabel Friedman, of Cleveland, Ohio; Mary Glustein, Sally Petigorsky, Sadie Ludiver, Messrs. Joe Barrette, Joe Cooper, Ben Harris, Issie Glustein, Maurie Levinson, Joe Liberman, Ted Liff, Abe Morris, Joe Pleet, Dane Petigorsky, Al Shuman. Hutt Majory The marriage was quietly solemnized at Smiths Falls by Rev. R.

McNabb on Wednesday, August 22, of Miss Margaret Elinor Majory, daughter of Mr. and Robert Majory, of Lanark, to William Clark Hutt, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hutt.

Wife of Sen. A. C. Hardy Suffers Broken Ankle (Special to The Citizen.) BROCKVILLE, Aug. stepping off one of the piers at Thortoncliffe yesterday on her return from bathing, Mrs.

Arthur AUGUST OF FURS the highest grade selected pelts authentic for the coming season, or up to your own individual tastes exceptionally easy payment plan of the finest quality and pay from outlined in the plan below. Note in this advertisement, then visit take advantage of this outstanding Lamb Coats rolling shawl collars and cuffs of. Alaska Sable. Good selection of size curl to from. Well to and 42 finished.

only. $289 Hudson Seal Coats Self trimmed Hudson Seal Coats first quality. Various style colSilk crepe 42. Priced Sizes 16 $269 Electric Coats modfashioned from Electric Seal. of style in cuffs of and Dyed Kolinsky, Fitch.

Sizes Priced at $169 Coats chapal- dyed figured broof Alaska $119 Beaverine Coats Complete assortment of Beaverine Coats of the better kind. New rolling shawl collars. Lined with fancy figured bordered brocade. to 44. Sizes 16 Priced at $59.50 On Fur Purchases of Over $125 A deposit and balance in 18 equal monthly payments Free insurance and storage privileges 1 if desired.

Floor. C. Hardy, wite of Senator Hardy, tell a distance of four or five feet into shallow water and broke her left ankle in two places, one of the fractures being quite serious. She is now a patient in the General hospital where she is resting easily under the care of Dr. A.

H. Judson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levere have returned home after spending their holidays at Parran's Point on the St.

Lawrence. FREIMANS The Store that Sets the Pace" Wednesday! Value for the Thrifty Wise! Extra Special! Wednesday Dainty Silk Frocks Of Flat Crepe, Crepe de Chine and Combinations of Printed Crepe and Flat Crepe. Individual style features, excellent fabrics and all the summer colorings are represented in this group of Dresses. Fashioned of Crepe de Chine, Flat Crepe and combinations of Printed Crepe and Flat Crepe, with trimmings of pleatings, tucks, tiers, etc. Colors are Sizes 16 to 38.

Extra Special Fawn, Cocoa, Peach, Green, Navy, Black. Rosewood, $5 Wednesday at Specially Priced for Wednesday! Women's and Misses' Early Fall Coats Clever, dressy Coats, developed of Poiret Twill, Charmeen and Tweed. Designed on Prince of Wales and straightline styles. Plain and fur-trimmed models. In shades of Brown, Cocoa, at 38.

Fawn, Black. priced Navy Sizes Speciallv Wednesday 14 and to $5 Mantles-2nd Floor. Sale! 200 Krinklette Bedspreads All Linen in 200 crib size. Krinklette Single Bedspreads bed Luncheon Cloths size and larger size-72 Luncheon cloths-54 54 90 in. In a wide range of in.

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"Linen" in various shades on Pure Linen Hemstitched going to $109 Pure linen hemstitched towels each Wednesd a Main Floor. Good Wednesday, heavy each quality. 25c boarding 59c with gold, pink, mauve and 300 Girls' Rayon 30 only Broadcloth Dresses 300 only girls' rayon and cotton broadcloth dresses in ten different styles. A good assortment of shades. Just the thing to start off to school with.

Wednesday 98c Clearance of Children's Nighties and Princess Slips 200 only, Children's Nighties and Princess Slips. Nighties are 6 years years only. only. Wednesday, Slips 6 to each 10 29c Children's Wear-Second Floor. Clearance! Wrap Round Corsets Stock clearance of corsets comprising Gossard and other good makes in $5.95.

elastic nesday, bargain Values A panels per Wed- real to $195 pair Women's Knitted Bloomers Rush Sale! Fine cotton jersey bloomers. In shades of white, pink, peach and per pair mauve. 9 a.m., Wednesday. 25c No Phone or C.O.D. Orders.

Second Floor. 500 Smart House and Porch Frocks Final clearance of summer house porch frocks comprising "the newest styles in rayon, voile, gingham, prints, muslin and novelty materials. With long and short sleeves. In light, medium and dark ues to $2.95. colors.

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Octogon shapes. Good quality English semi porcelain. Service for 12 persons. Special, Wednesday $22.50 Down will deliver any ner set in stock. Balance in small weekly or monthly payments.

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