The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 33

September 25, 1959 THE OTTAWA CITIZEN Page 33 Club Activities Mrs. Walter Cole will be the convener of the sixth annual dance party of the Ottawa Modern Jewish School to be held in the Assembly Hall, Lansdowne Park, on Assisting Saturday, Cole will November be Mrs. Abe Palmer, Mrs. Andy Andras, Mrs. Philip Cohen, Judah Kershman and Mrs.

Gordon Lauterman. Miss Elva Hewitt, nursedirector of the Canadian Mothercraft Society, was guest speaker at the opening fall meeting of the Natural Childbirth Association of Ottawa held yesterday evening. Miss Hewitt gave a summary of the Mid-West Parenteraft Association Conference she attended in Chicago. Mrs. A.

L. Gibson gave an illustrated talk on her trip to Ceylon with the Women's Institute at the first meeting of the fall season of the Carleton Memorial United Church WA. Mrs. N. C.

Mallock presided. Plans were made for the annual bazaar and tea to be held October 31. Mrs. D. A.

Hyde-Clarke, 578 Gainsborough Avenue, will be hostess at a tea and money shower to be held September 26 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. by the Ottawa Medical Secretaries Association. Among those pour-ing will be Mrs. George Nelms, Mrs.

Douglas Peart, Mrs. Hector Featherston. E. P. Schafer was elected president at a meeting of the OGINNY'S Parent Teacher Association of Our Lady of the Annunciation Parish, Hull, Other officers elected are: past president, W.

B. Amsden; first vice-president, Harold Page; second vicepresident, V. E. Van Zant; secretary, P. H.

Aykroyd; treasurer, Joseph Rivoux. Rev. Gerald Fogarty was guest speaker. Mrs. Alex Potvin presided at a meeting of Our Lady of Good Counsel Subdivision of St.

Mary's Parish held in the parish hall. Mrs. Vincent Kealey read the secretary's report and Mrs. John McCann presented the treasurer's report. Rev.

Alphonsus O'Neill welcomed the ladies of St. Anne Society. Plans were made for a turkey dinner to be held jointly with Mrs. Charles Strang as convener October 8 in the parish hall. Shriners' Ladies Club Entertained Mrs.

C. T. Tuck and Mrs. A. H.

Hagar entertained members of the Laurentian Shriners' Ladies Club at Miss Westgate Restaurant Mrs. F. Crothers presided at the meeting. Mrs. Robert McElroy and Mrs.

D. G. McPhail gave reports on club activities. Mrs. M.

W. Killen thanked the hostesses. The October meeting will be at the home Of Mrs. R. V.

Brabazon, Aylmer. Visit Ogilvy's Boys' and Young Men's Shop Third Floor for Quality OUTERWEAR right are, Mrs. Wib Nixon, Mrs. Fairclough, Mr. Nixon and Mrs.

LaRoche. The more than 140 guests were greeted at the door by Mrs. Gordon Laverne and Mrs. Roland Colonnier. -Photo by Rapid Grip and Batten Lancaster, Elaine Rockburne, Miss Lillian Monk.

Miss Paula Giroux, niece of the bride, was flowergirl. Kornell Chaykowski was best man. Ushers were Mike Prytula, Bob Nolan, Peter Morozuk, Bill Menduck. For her marriage the bride wore a gown of lace over nylon net and taffeta designed with a square neckline in front, forming a in the back. The skirt was scalloped, decorated with bows of sequins.

A matching headdress of pearls and sequins held her fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet of red roses and white stephanotis. Following a reception at St. Autumn Shades Decoration For Kelly-Normand Vows Miss Monique Normand, daughter of Mrs. Lina Normand exchanged wedding vows with Ronald Kelly in St.

Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, before Rev. Stuart Gordon. Mrs. Agnes Kelly is the mother of the groom. Autumn colored mums decorated the church for the ceremony.

The bride was escorted up the aisle by her brother, J. Louis Normand, and attended by Miss Helen Rodier and Mrs. Gerry Leahy. John Kelly was best man and ushers were Gerry Leahy and Richard Kelly. White Chantilly lace and ny- Tea For Nixon The Hon.

Ellen Fairclough, Minister of Immigration and Citizenship, assisted in receiving the guests at a tea held for Wib Nixon, Conservative candidate for the Russell by-election, at the home of Mrs. Adrienne Laroche. From left to Kachura-Spack Wedding Held In Ukrainian Church St. John's Ukrainian Catholic Church was the scene of the marriage of Jeanne Marie Spack and Michael Steven Kachura. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Spack of Cheminis, Ont. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Kachura of Osgoode Station.

Rev. Vladimer Shewchuck A officiated at the 2 p.m. ceremony with the church choir attending. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Nick Spack. She was attended by the sister of the groom, Mrs.

Nicholas Larchenko as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Jane Greichen, Miss Aeline lon tulle fashioned the bride's gown with fitted bodice, scoop neckline, lilypoint sleeves and bouffant skirt. She wore a shoulder length veil and carried a cascade bouquet of Pinocchio and pink roses. After reception at Chez muras Henry Hotel the couple left for a honeymoon in Montreal and the Laurentians. The bride's travelling ensemble was an olive green suit with brown Canadian mink, rust-colored accessories and a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses.

Mr. and Mrs. Kelly will live in Ottawa. Eggert-Scharfe Wedding In Cumberland Church St. Andrew's United Church, Cumberland, was the scene of the marriage of Gladys Lillian Scharte and Werner Kurt Eggert on Saturday.

The bride is the daughter of Robert Scharfe of Cumberland and the groom is the son of Fritz Eggert of Germany and the late Mrs. Eggert. Rev. G. H.

Dunlop officiated at the 2.30 p.m. ceremony, performed against a setting of baskets of pink gladioli and white mums. Mrs. Percy Findlay played the wedding music and Mrs. Everett Bacon was soloist.

The bride was given in marriage by her father and attended by Mrs. Lester Edwards as matron of honor. Miss Doreen Beaton was bridesmaid and Miss Scharfe, niece of the bride was flowergirl. Allan Findlay was best man. Ushers were Bill Hare and Ernold Alexander.

Nylon Organza For her marriage the bride wore a floor-length gown of white nylon organza embroidered with lovers' knots. neckline was decorated with medallions of lace. The gown was worn over layers of net and satin. Her layered shoulder length veil of tulle illusion was held by a pearl and lace scalloped tiara. She wore a baby-pearl necklace and earrings and carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations and ivy.

Following a reception in the St. Andrew's Church Hall, Cumberland, the couple left for Algonquin Park, Niagara Falls and the United States. To travel the bride wore a moss green linen 'dress with beige accessories and a black duster coat. The couple will live in Ottawa. CWL Group Plans Tea The first general meeting of St.

Ignatius Council, CWL, formerly Our Lady of the Presentation Council, was held recently at the home of the president, Mrs. Arthur Casey. Plans were made a membership tea at the home of for, Mrs. Frank Warren, 38 King George Street, on Sunday, October 18. from 3 to 6 p.m.

Rev. Raymond Burke, spiritual director, gave a talk on the spiritual benefits derived from being a member of the league. The next general meeting will be held on October 14 at the home of Mrs. Walter Byrne. Going to the Big Game? Why not be Comfortable! 15 Choose a FUR COAT or FUR JACKET from a Wonderful Selection of Quality Furs at Budget Prices from EXCELLENCE ONE STORE ONLY 156 RIDEAU STREET CE 2-4207 OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.

TO 6 P.M. INCLUDING SATURDAYS at the City Lot, corner of FREE PARKING Besserer and Nicholas Ogilvys Offers Girls and Jr. Boys COATS John'; Ukrainian Hall, the couple left on a tour of Niagara Falls, Toronto and points in the United States. To travel the bride donned a pale grey suit with a threequarter length coat and navy blue accessories. A corsage bouquet of red roses enhanced her outfit.

The couple will live in Ottawa. Ogilvy's offers an outstanding selection of garments for wear during the colder months ahead. We've listed and illustrated but a few of the many items available. Young Men's Sub Zero Coats hardwearing coat for the young man. Made of Lightweight, hand washable nylon, these coats feature slash pockets, and a zippered sleeve pocket.

Five button charcoal. Sizes 34 to 40. Priced at front that conceals heavy zipper. Storm cuffs. two Navy large and 25.95 Boys' Sub Zero Coats With Hidden Hood This coat is the same as the one for young men, but with an charcoal, sizes 10 to 18 years.

Priced at protection in back when not in use. This hoodwinker lined hood is all-important wonderful zip protection in hidden from the hood cold that weather. doubles as Blue extra and 24.95 Boys' Nylon Windbreakers able button cuff. Charcoal, blue and red colours, sizes 8 to 18. Waterproof and warm nylon windbreaker with nylon fleece liner.

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Boys' Shop, third floor and West End Branch Young Men's shop, third floor Charles Ogilvy Limited Pop 0 Complete stocks of winter coats come see the selection Sizes 2 to 3x 21.95 to 32.95 Sizes, 12 19.95 to 39.95 Sizes Preteens 4 to 6x 24.95 to 39.95 8-to 14x. 26.95 to 49.95 Illustrated is a Girl's threeHere's a choice grouping of quality piece set of wool velour, lined leggings, fur trimmed coats for children. Ogilvy's has one of its collar on coat, sizes 2 to 3x. 32.95 largest selections in years may we Illustrated is a Boy's threesuggest you visit the store Saturday piece suburban coat set coat, lined leggings and heland shop around you'll buy. met all.

wool material, sizes 4 to 22.95 Repeat of A Previous Sellout Special! Jr. Boys' Windbreakers Washable Jr. Boys' Wear, for junior Third Floor Also in the 6x. Styled West End Branch, neck Phone: CE 6-4511 zipper closing, Local 320 or 330 Warmly suede windbreakers boys in sizes 4 to and with two waistband. knitted slash cuffs, pockets.

Strong 3.95 lined. Featured at the best shoes you can buy are the best buy! We Suggest CHILDREN'S SHOES by Savage and Packard Priced from 5.50 to 8.95 Children need good shoes and we carry only Savage and Packard shoes built for long wear, of quality leathers on fitted lasts. Ogilvy's specializes in the correct fitting of children's shoes, so buy for your family now. Children's Shoes, Third Floor and West End Branch Last Day! Sale! FALL MEN'S SHOES Save $4.00 a pair Regular 14.95 10.95 Still a good selection of these quality shoes offered at the sale price of 10.95. Saturday is the last day.

Calf and kip leathers, Goodyear welted oxfords built on proven comfort lasts. Men's Shoes, 118 Rideau Street.