The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 8

TFTE EVENING CITIZEN, Ottawa, Monday, June 2, 197 Social And Personal News Adele Hall Weds Charles Faith The marriage of Adele Marilyn, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy R. Hall, to Charles Arthur, son of Mrs. Engagements Mr. and Mrs.

Ciiver L. Passe-bois announce the engagement of their dauRhter, Reta Mae, to John Wilfred Burke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Burke. The marriage will take place June 7th in St.

George's vestry. Faith, and the late C. W. Faith. Banquet For Blind Held Saturday Covers were laid for 59 persons Saturday evening at a banquet given for blind citizens of Ottawa by members of the Ottawa Social and Bowling clubs of the Can-, adian National Institute for the Blind.

Rev. W. E. Hamilton, field secretary, made known plans for expansion of blind work in the district. Presentation of prizes was made by the bowling director, Mr.

Jean St. Jean to the winning team. Dancing followed. took place Saturday afternoon at the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. D.

M. Chambers. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Frank P. Fidler and Mr.

Douglas Westington played the wedding music. Given in marriage by her uncle, Robertson-Hebert The marriage was solemnized early Saturday morning in the chapel of Sacred Heart church when Rev. Father Louis Guil-beault joined in marriage Georgette, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. D.

Hebert, and Roland, son. of Mr. and Mrs. David Robertson, all of Hull, Que. Given in marriage by her brother, Mr.

George Hebert. the bride chose for her wedtimg a gown cf white satin styled with a fitted bodice and full skirt. Her fingertip veil was gathered to a tiara of orange blossoms and she carried an arm bouquet of calla llllies. Following the reception hfld at the home of the groom's parents, the couple left for their wedding trip to Montreal and Cornwall. The bride travelled in a brown wool suit with a brown straw hat.

Brown accessories and a corsage bouquet of red and pink roses completed her ensemble. The couple will reside in Hul, Que. Mr. J. Edgar Hall, the bride was attended by Miss Alison Armstrong as maid-of -honor and bv Home Economists Name Officers Miss Evelyn MacMurchy was elected president of the Ottawa Home Economic Association at the association's annual meeting at the Chelsea Club recently.

She succeeds Miss Gertrude Gerlach who presided at the meeting. Others named to the executive were president-elect. Miss Mary Angus; treasurer, Mrs. John Mc-Cay; corresponding secretary. Miss Gwen Mchol and recording secretary, Miss Elma Taylor.

Annual reports were read, revealing an active year just concluded. A number of outstanding speakers addressed the club during the year, it was recalled, including Dr. W. C. Hopper.

Dr. H. E. Hanna and Mr. Colin Bailey.

During the year it was decided that annual awards of $20 would be given to one student in each of Lisgar and Glebe Collegiate who have taken home economics and continue in home economics at some university. In the High School of Commerce the award goes to the best student in the four-year course in home economics. Following the meeting, refreshments were served, Mrs. Rutter pouring5 tea. Miss Joan Melvin as bridesmaid.

Following the reception, the couple left by motor for their honeymoon to the Laurentians. Going away the bride wore a honey beige suit with a matching hat and set of kolinsky furs and wine alligator accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Faith will reside at 264 Flora street.

Montreal guests who attended the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bunyp.n. Miss Geraldine Schroeder of Toronto was junior, bridesmaid and Wing Cmdr. W.

H. Schroeder of Toronto was best man. For her wedding the bride chose a gown of ivory duchess satin bi.jn:d on princess lines with an overskirt of similar satin forming a train. A coronet of seed pearls held her trailing veil in nlace and she carried a shower bouquet of American Beauty roses. Rose Asquini Weds V.

Arnone The marriage of Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Asquini, to Vincent Arnone, only son of Mr. and Mrs'.

A. Arnone. ook place Monday morning at St. Anthony's Church. Rev.

'Father Jerome Ferraro officiated and wedding music was played by Mrs. J. Gauvreau. Given in marriage by father, the bride was attended by Miss Alice Richards as maid-of-honor. Miss Rose Ttosanova of Philadelphia and Miss Norma Sprovicri of Port Arthur as bridesmaids, and Miss Gloria Asquini as junior bridesmaid.

Miss Diane Azzano was flower girl and Mr. Joseph Asquini, brother of the bride, was best man. Ushers were Mr. Sylvio Tiezzi and Mr. Joseph Dellepalme.

her wedding the bride chose a period gown of white satin designed on Elizabethan lines with a net yoke in the fitted bodice and bouffant skirt with pannier effect ending in a short train. A panel of point d'esprit lace was inset down the front of the gown to the hemline. Her veil of French tulle was gathered to a coronet of similar illusion, and she carried an arm bouquet of white Calla lilies. Following the reception, the couple left for their wedding trip to New York city and Philadelphia. Going away, the bride wore a Kelly green gabardine suit with brown accessories and Talisman roses formed her shoulder knot.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnone will reside in Ottawa. Guests from out-of-town included Mrs. Adeline Zumpano of of Philadelphia and Mr.

A. Arnone of Toronto. If sw ay Mrs. Franklin Scott entertained at the tea hour on Saturday In honor of Miss Marion Moore, whose marriage takes place shortly. Presiding at the tea table which was decorated with sweetpeas and tapers were Mrs.

Kenneth Moore, Mrs. Edmond Pritchard and Mrs. E. C. Arbo-gast.

The executive officers of the Ottawa Music Club entertained at tea at the home of Mrs. Mead Clark in honor of Mrs. E. M. Harvey, who is sailing shortly for England to spend the summer.

The guest-of-honor was presented with an attache writing case. Mrs. Douglas Burden presided over the tea. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Howe of Toronto were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Hayward.

Miss Jean Fraser Weds Orton Craig The marriage of Jean Anna Fraser, daughter of Mrs. W. A. Fraser the late Mr. Fraser, to Orton Wilmer Craig, eldest son of Mr.

and Rrs. W. W. Craig of Guelph, took place Saturday afternoon at Glebe United church. The ceremony was performed by Rev.

Frank P. Fidler and wedding music was played by Cmdr. A. E. Fortington.

Miss Miriam Donaldson was soloist. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Leslie. T. Fraser, was attended by Mrs.

Douglas Fraser as matron-of -honor and Miss Isabel Young of Montreal, as bridesmaid. Mr. William McMillan of Guelph was best man and ushers were Mr. Douglas Fraser and Mr. John H.

Fraser, brothers of the bride. For her wedding Miss Fraser chose a gown of ice blue satin, the fitted bodice featured dolman sleeves and a high neckline with a peter pan collar. Her shoulder length veil was gathered to a head dress of matching satin ornamented with pale pink butterfly roses. Similar roses formed her cascade bouquet. The reception was hejd at the home of the bride's parents, and later the couple left for their wedding trip to Montreal.

The bride travelled la an olive green wool suit with a white flowered hat. brown accessories and a corsage bouquet of white gardenias. Mr, and Mrs. Craig will reside in Gueiph. Amohg guests from out-of-town were Mrs.

W. W. Craig and Miss Dorothy Craig from Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. H. Fraser of Kingston; Mr. W. J.

Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thompson and Miss Jean Barhart, of Montreal. Mrs, F. W.

Munro announces the engagement of her daughter, Joy -Alfreda, to Richard son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Parker of Montreal.

The marriage will take place June 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Armstrong announce the engagement of their daughter, Theresa Trena, to Edward Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Millins. The marriage will take place June 30th. Mr. and Mrs. George L.

Ormsby of Vernon. BC, anounce the engagement of their younger daughter, Catherine Mary Jocelyn, to Dr. James A. Marcellus. son of Mr.

and Mrs. George H. Marcellus of Morrisburg. Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Maloney announce the engagement of their daughter, Rollande, to Nicholas, Clermont, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Clermont. The marriage will take place in Canadian Martyrs' Church on June 28th.

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Moore of Manotick, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter.

Jean Campbelline, to Carl Newman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesly Reaney of Metcalfe. The marriage will take place in Manotick June 28th. Renfrew Wedding Alice Ruth Barclay, daughter of Mrs.

C. L. Sharp of Renfrew and the late Mr. Thomas Barclay, was married to John Alfred Mayhew of Renfrew, son of Mr. and Mrs.

II. C. Mayhew of Adamston. at a ceremony Monday morning at St. Paul's Anglican church, Renfrew.

Rev. J. W. Cornish officiated and wedding music was played by Miss Blanche Bossens. Given in marriage by Mr.

Clifford J. Sharp, the bride was attended by Miss Erna Mary Cooper as bridesmaid and Mr. Garnet Mayhew was best man. Mr. James Mayhew and Mr.

George Barclay were A white satin gown, designed with a net yoke featuring the fitted bodice, edged with Guipre lace, and a' graceful skirt, was chosen by the bride for her wedding. Following the ceremony, the wedding breakfast was held at Hotel Renfrew, and for going away the bride wore a black and white shepherds plaid suit with matching accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Mayhew will re side in Renfrew.

Ottawa guests who attended the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. James Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barclay and Rev.

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Dr. P. R. Montreal where he attended the Imernatitnal Civil Aviation Organization conference as leader of the South African delegation. Dr.

Viljoen kas now left for Washington to attend meetings of the executive committee of FAO. The Canadian HiiiJi Commissioner to Australia and Mrs. Kenneth Greene have returned from a tr.p to the Pacific Coast. Mrs. Austin Gillies was hostess at dinner at the Chateau Laurier Saturday evening for the attendants and a number of out-of-town jruests at the Tupper-Gillies wedding.

Lieut. Col. and Mrs. C. C.

Stib-bard have returned from the Facific Coast. Hon. Justice and Mrs. J. T.

Thorson entertained at a late afternoon party for the Canadian High Commissioner to Australia and Mrs. Kenneth Green. Miss Daphne Chrysler cauaiht the bride's bouquet at the Tupper-Gillies wedding. Miss Anne Kilpatrick of Montreal caught the bride's bouquet st the Kiipatrick-Thompson wedding Saturday. Miss Lorna Dunn was hostess during the tea hour Sunday in honor of Miss Marge Waterston, a bride-eSect of this week.

Presiding at the tea table were Miss Margaret Waterston, and Mrs. H. Pallex. Mrs. Harry Nolan and Miss Thora Walsh entertained Sunday afternoon at a late afternoon party in honor of their cousin.

Miss Marguerite Kenney. whose marriace takes place shortly. The bride-elect was presented with a Rift and a corsate bouquet. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert F. Thompson entertained at a supper party on Saturday for the out-of-town quests at the Kiipatrick-Thompson wedding and also entertained for the wedding attendants and rounder guests at a dinner dance at. the Chateau Laurier. Laporte-McLaughlin The marriage of Theresa Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. McLaughlin of Venosta to Martin J. Laporte. son of Mrs. Annie Laporte and the late Mr.

Laporte of Venosta, took place recently at Our Lady of Sorrows church, Venosta, Rev. Father Tierney officiating. Given in marriage by her father the bride was attended by Miss Bernadette Cameron of Ottawa as bridesmaid and Mi. Ed-rnond Myles was best man. For her wedding the bride chose a gown of while satin designed on princess lines with a fitted bodice and "full skirt.

A tiara of lily-of-the-valley held her fingertip veil in place and she carried an arm bouquet of deep red roses. Following the reception, the couple left on their wedding trip. For travelling. Mrs. Laporte wore a black suit with matching accessories They will reside in Val Tetreau.

Irene Baslaw Weds B. Harris The marriage of Irene Sarah, daughter of Murray Baslaw and the late Mrs. Baslaw, to Ben Harris, son of Mr. Samuel Harris and the late Mrs. Harris, took place Sunday afternoon at the home of Cantor J.

Rabin. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Emanuel Lifschutz. assisted by Cantor Rabin, and Mr. Roland Beaudry played wedding music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by Miss Bess Cardash as maid-of-honor, and Mr.

Norey" Bergcr of Syracuse, NY, was best man. For her wedding the bride chose an afternoon dress of beige crepe, featuring a softly draped bodice and skirt with a bustle effect at the back. Her hat was a halo of baby blue ostrich tips ornamented with matching veiling, and she carried a white Bible ornamented with Talisman roses. Following the reception, the couple left for their wedding trip to New York city. Going away, Mrs.

Harris changed into a beige suit with black and white accessories and corsage bouquet of Talisman roses. Mr. and Mrs. Harris will reside in Ottawa. Guests from out-of-town included Miss Estelle Venis of Toronto, Mr.

Morton Baslaw of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Aaros Schecter of Montreal; Mr.

and Mrs. Morey FOR MEN Doreen Trentadue Weds Frank Cairns Bell Street United church was the scene of the wedding Saturday afternoon when Doreen Trentadue. became the bride of Frank Cairns, of Vancouver, son of Mr. and Cairns tf Clover-dale, BC. The ceremony was performed by Rev.

A. O. Lloyd and Mrs. D. Moore played wedding music.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle, Mr. H. C. Buckingham, was attended by Miss Evelyn Fisher and Mrs. Kay Trentadue.

Mr. William Boss was best man. Ushers were Mr. Charles Trentadae and Mr. Donald Trentadue, brothers of the bride.

For her wedding the bride chose a gown of white satin designed with a draped bodice tapering to an embroidered waistband, and a full skirt. Her long veil of tulle illusion was caught to her head by a coronet of orange blossoms and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses and bouvardia. Following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Cairns left by motor on their wedding trip to the Laurentians.

The latter travelled in a blue gabardine suit with a matching hat, black accessories' and corsage bouquet of pink roses at her shoulder. The cpuple will reside in Vancouver. Guests from out-of-town included Mr. and Mrs. R.

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Joseph Freedman and Mr. Harry Jacobson of Syracuse. 1 4 n. Hunt And Golf Club LA Bridge And Tea Under convenership of Mrs. E.

Shirtcliff a successful bridge and tea was held by members of the Teacher Is Honored Prior To Retirement Mrs. James Bocking. who is retiring from the teaching staff of the Ottawa Technical High School, was honored at a party Friday afternoon at the residence of Miss Judith Ince, 54 Cooper street. All the girl students of the school and women members of the teaching staff were present. The party was held under the convenership of the school's head girl.

Miss Patricia MacFarlane. Miss Agnes McCredle presided at the tea service. Later Mrs Bocking was the recipient of many lovely gifts. DOZERS OF THINGS TO CLE AIL BUT Mrvminvn rum i nnrfp Ladies' Association of the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club at the clubhouse Saturday afternoon. More than 200 members and guests were present.

Following bridge, the president, Mrs. C. T. Cook welcomed the guests and awarded the prizes. Major and Mrs.

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