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is in ly who 26 THE OTTAWA CITIZEN Thursday, November 17, 1955 Parkdale United Church Holds Successful Bazaar President of the Ottawa Presbytery Women's Association, Mrs. W. J. LeClair opened the annual bazaar of Parkdale United Church which was held yesterday in the Parkdale Hall. She was introduced by Mrs.

George Earnshaw. General convener of the bazaar was Mrs. D. L. CampMarriage Solemnized At Admaston ADMASTON (Special) -Miss Kathryn Jean Briscoe became the bride Alexander Wayne Brisco recently at a marriage solemnized in Grace United Church.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Briscoe of Admaston and the groom is the son Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brisco of Northcote.

Dr. E. C. Amaron officiated at the double-ring ceremony, The wedding music was played by Miss Doris Crozier of Northcote and the soloist was Donald Campbell of Admaston. The bride was attended by her cousin, Miss Donna Crozier, and the groom was assisted by Mack Pettigrew.

Lace And Satin For her marriage the bride wore a a gown of nylon lace and net over white satin, and a lace headdress with a short veil. She carried a white Bible topped by an orchid. Red rosebuds adorned the white streamers hanging from the Bible, A wedding dinner was served in the United Church and a reception held in Horton Community Hall. Mr. and Mrs.

Brisco will reside in Sudbury. Diocesan Board Holds Meeting In Parish Hall A meeting of the Diocesan Board of the Women's Auxillary to the Anglican Church of Canada was held recently in St. Matthias' parish hall. Mrs. J.

J. Scanlon presided and Canon Cecil Roach conducted the service. It was announced that Dominion life membership had been granted to Mrs. C. C.

Phillips of Pembroke and Diocesan life membership to Mrs. John Anderson, Eamer's Corners, Mrs. George Jenkinson, Ashton and Miss Lillian Potter, Pembroke. Tribute was paid to the late Mrs. Fred Anderson and Mrs.

Charles Saddington. The treasurer, Mrs. W. H. Swales reported receipts of $2,796.25 and disbursements of $162.01.

A special appeal was made for flood relief in India and Pakistan. Among the reports was that of the honor ring investiture at St. Bartholomew's of Ann Crabtree, Betty Short, Penny Soame and Diane Tedford, four members of the Girls' Auxiliary. Mrs. G.

H. Foy reported on the Dominion annual meeting and Mrs. R. J. Elliott on the Bishop's conference.

Farewell Party SOUTH MOUNTAIN (Special)-Mr. and Mrs. Robert McConnell were honored by friends and neighbors recently at a farewell party. The couple leave in the near future to reside in Kemptville. Mrs.

Fenton Hyndman read an appropriate address and many gifts were presented to the McConnells. Mrs. Roy Aubin Convenes St. James' Sale bell while Mrs. Lon Campbell was convener of publicity The hail was gay with decorations and the many attractivedecorated booths proved popular with the many guests called buy and have a to cup of tea.

Conveners of the various booths were Mrs. Robert Adams, Mrs. W. F. Hendershot, Mrs.

Alex Fleck, Mrs. W. A. Gibson, Mrs. E.

C. Wilson, Mrs. J. W. Thompson, Mrs.

J. A. Johnson, Mrs. Morris Mair, Mrs. N.

D. McMillan, Mrs. W. F. Sprague, Mrs.

J. P. Dewis, Mrs. C. A.

Narraway, Mrs. 0. G. Whiteside, Mrs. William Creighton, Mrs.

John Armstrong, Mrs. T. G. Hills, Mrs. G.

H. Cowan, Mrs. L. A. Galway, Mrs.

D. A. L. Bell, Mrs. J.

P. Bradley. Members of the committee were Mrs. Fred Thompson, Mrs. Robert Tape, Mrs.

William Sprague and Mrs. Avery Sainthill. Pouring tea were Mrs. Norman Coll, Mrs. T.

W. Geach, Brigadier Ida Ellis, Mr. K. H. Woodwark, Mrs.

R. PurvesSmith, Mrs. Carson Duquette, Miss Edith Young, Mrs. F. R.

Harback, Mrs. Ivan Harkshaw, Miss Mabel Hodgins, Mrs. D. L. Campbell and Mrs.

George Earnshaw. Many Attend Card Party Held By CWL A successful card party was held recently by St. Augustine's subdivision of the CWL in the parish hall. Mrs. M.

E. Sims and Mrs. Walter Henderson were joint conveners. Mrs. Edward Watson, president, acted as hostess.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. C. R. Saunders assisted by Mrs. Frank Lake, Mrs.

K. S. Cameron, Mrs. G. E.

Booker, Mrs. Arthur Mead, Mrs. D. A. McDonald and Mrs.

E. G. Jamieson. A sale of homemade candy was convened by Mrs. T.

P. Mann. Drawing of the many prizes was performed by Rev. Oswald Malzer, OSA. The raffle prize, a hand-hooked rug, was won by Bob Caron and Mrs.

R. J. DuBreuil won the door prize. With Mrs. Roy At bin as convener a tea, sale of fancy work and home cooking was held recently in St.

James Parish Hall in Hull. to Mrs. Aubin were Raymond Benedict, sistantse, Mrs. George Jackson, Mrs. Thomas Larocque, Mrs.

Anne Davis, Mrs. Jack Mercier, Mrs. James Weir, Mrs. George Tanner and Mrs. Ernest Sladden.

Serving at the tables were Mrs. Kenneth Hall, Mrs. Phil Wright and Mrs. Frank Senoir. Receiving at the door were Mrs.

Morley Brant, president of the Ladies' Guild and Mrs. C. W. Earle, wife of the rector. In charge of booths were Mrs.

Herbert May, Mrs. Frank Park, Mrs. Cyril Drope, Mrs. Lesty Lefebvre, Mrs. William Pritchard, Mrs.

Clifford Thomas, Mrs. Arthur Cobiel Mrs. A. F. Bailey.

Money donations were received by Mrs. Percy Arbuckle. Inaugural Ball Dolly Madison presided at the first Inaugural Ball in Washington in 1809, when James Madison became president. FAIRWEATHER For Your Shopping Convenience OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS until 9.00 and All Day Saturday Billings Bridge Plaza 1358 Bank Street FAIRWEATHER OPENING SALE Shop Early for Best Selections RAINCOATS Regularly to 35.00 14.00 Tremendous savings on smart all-purpose raincoats! A choice of over ten fashionable styles in popular, water repellent, crease-shunning fabrics. You'll find flannels, English poplins, and American gabardines, in a wide range of colours, also black.

Sizes 8 to 20 included. Reg. to 35.00. Sale, 14.00. No Phone, C.0.D.

or Mail Orders, Please FAIRWEATHER ER Blouses of Miracle Dacron "Kay Silver Carefree companions for Fall suits and skirts Kay Silver's Dacron delights in wonder washing, easy-to-care-for pique and crepe. Inspired new styles (we've sketched but three) with a fresh, very feminine approach to fashion. Soft pastels and white. a--Dacron pique with its own lace-edged tie. White only Sizes 12 to 20 5.95 Dacron crepe trimmed with imported Guipure lace.

White only. Sizes 12 to 20 5.95 -Dacron crepe with convertible neckline, embroidered appliques White, pink, blue. Sizes 12 to 20 5.95 Billings Bridge Plaza, 1358 Bank St. Ottawa FAIRWEATHER OPENING SALE Luxury Furred Suits Reg. to 89.95 48.00 We've sketched but two from this large collection of richly furred suits now on sale priced at a low 48.00.

Box, fitted and striking tunic suits handsomely styled in Italian tweed, British tweed. duvetyn, cashmere and French broadcloth. Each touched with a precious fur, each Milium lined. Skirts have satin half linings. Beautiful fall colours in sizes 8 to 20.

No Phone, C.0.D. or Mail Orders, Please FAIRWEATHER Plan Hadassah Convention- -These three committee members and others met last night at the Jewish Community Center to make final arrangements for the 16th Biennial Convention of Canadian Hadassah to be held at the Chateau Laurier November 20 to 24. Discussing the Couple Mark Anniversary SHAWVILLE (Special) More than 100 friends and relatives visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton McGuire of Murrells, on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary.

Many gifts, cards and letters of best wishes were received by the couple including congratulatory letters from Prime Minister St. Laurent and Hugh Proudfoot, MP for Pontiac. Milton McGuire, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A.

McGuire of Shawville was married in 1905 to the former Blanche Hodgins, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Hodgins of Yarm, Que. Rev.

Isaac Norman, pastor of Yarm Methodist Church performed the ceremony. Mrs. George Palmer of Shawville, the former Lenna Carson was bridesmaid and was present at the anniversary celebration. Mr. and Mrs.

McGuire have six children. They are Arthur of South Porcupine; Ted of Ottawa; Ronald on the homestead; Miss Mabel McGuire of Maniwaki; Mrs. Marie Glasper of Ottawa and Mrs. Leslie Dods (Joy) of Winnipeg. 'ARLISS' down -to earth flats Over 150 Styles 1995 1398 495 just 1996 m.

493 1398 ARLISS SHOE STORES 148 SPARKS STREET arrangements are, left to right, Mrs. S. Kronick, president of the Ottawa Council of Hadassah; Mrs. Max Cohen, chairman of the Ottawa Convention Committee; and Mrs. J.

C. Horwitz. Committee members absent from the picture are Mrs. B. M.

Alexandor and Mrs. A. H. Lieff. -Photo by Newton White Light- Snowy highlights of the collection shown recently at a New York fur fair was this white Canadian beaver coat designed by Hubert de Givenchy of Paris.

Cut to three-quarter length with cuffed three-quarter sleeves, the striking coat has a deep shawl collar that can be draped in many ways. -UP Photo Miss Phyllis Isabel Haskin Weds George Harvey Coleman Miss Phyllis Isabel Haskin, Mrs. W. C. J.

Helman of Reg. became the bride of Ottawa. George Harvey Coleman of The bride is the daughter of Mrs. E. C.

Haskin and the late Almonte on Wednesday afterJames Fraser Haskin of Shawnoon at a marriage ceremony ville, and the groom is the held at the home of Mr. and son of the late Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE to all Women with Size 4 to 5 Feet Sample SHOE SALE 240 Pairs of Hi-Styled Shoes 5 Values to 12.00 All Sales Final SHAFFER'S Shoe Shop 237 Bank at Lisgar OPENING SALE Pure Wool JUMPERS Regularly 15.95 8.95 The season's reigning favourite for career campus! You'll love styling and fine detail these classic all wool Many, many styles in and flannel, to show your new sweaters and blouses. Sizes 12 to Regularly 15.95.

Special or the good of jumpers. tweeds off 18. 8.95. No Phone, C.O.D, or Mail Orders, Please FAIRWEATHER William S. Coleman of Forresters Falls.

Rose and white chrysanthemums formed the floral setting for the marriage performed by Dr. A. F. Fokes of Shawville. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Herbert C.

Haskin of Ottawa a.nd was attended by her sister, Mrs. W. C. J. Helman.

C. J. Helman was best man. Bridal Gown For her marriage the bride chose a model gown of aqua blue decorated with a beaded neckline. A pink hat and gloves were her accessories and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink rosebuds.

Following a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. J.

Heiman the couple left on a motor trip to Niagara Falls and New York State. To travel the bride donned a model suit of gray wool with a white fleck and adorned. with black velvet trim. The couple will make their home in Almonte, Out-of-town guests were: Mrs. John Reynolds, Lindsay; Mrs.

H. Sly, William Sly, CarTeton Place; Mr. and Mrs. K. Coleman, Forresters Falls; Mr.

and Mrs. G. Hudson, Hudson Heights, Dr. A. F.

Fokes and Mrs. Fokes: Dr. S. E. McDowell and Mrs.

McDowell, Miss V. Sloan, Mrs. Evelyn Little. Miss Katie Elliott. Miss K.

Woodley, John D. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. L.

WilMrs. L. Asquith, Harold Foster. Miss Dorothy Byford, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Haskin. Miss M. Helman, Miss W. Helman, Shawville. Blighted Romance An unhappy love affair her vouth said to account for the sad in hy tinge poems Christina Rossetti, who died in 1894.

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