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THE DAILY PROVINCE. VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1940 Sunday Tea Will Honor June Bride-elect Informal Affairs Mark Week-end Entertaining Here. Mrs. J. W.

Gibb will entertain at the tea hour on Sunday afternoon, honoring her daughter, Miss Grace Gibb, who is leaving shortly for Winnipeg to be married to Flying Officer Alan Foster, son of Brig. and Mrs. W. W. Foster.

The hostess will be assisted in receiving by Mrs. Foster and Miss Gertrude Gibb. Presiding at the urns will be Mrs. Douglas Rorison, Mrs. Melvin Thomson, Mrs.

Don MacDonald, Mrs. May Harkness, Mrs. James Reid, Mrs. Girow and Miss Ethel Rogers. Ices will be cut by Mrs.

Margaret Wade and Mrs. Gladstone Johnson. Serviteurs will be Miss Jean Gibb, Miss Jocelyn Foster, Miss Mildred Vance, Miss Marjory Farris, Mrs. William Foster, Mrs. Harry Langford, Miss Sheila Cooper, Miss Margaret Marmont, Miss Iris McMurtrie, Miss Peggy Girow and Miss Elaine Robertson.

Mrs. A. K. Haywood is entertaining after five today in honor her guest, Mrs. William Tudhope of Orillia, Ont.

Mrs. Harry Roberts and her daughter, Annette, arrived home from England Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wade entertained informally Friday ning.

Mrs. B. O. Moxon was luncheon hostess at Capilano Golf Club today in honor of Mrs. Frank Stanfield and Miss E.

Thomas of Truro, N. S. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Robertson of city Victoria with spentnd Friday Mrs.

'Bruce Robertson, en route to spend a few weeks' holiday in the Cariboo. Mrs. John D. Gooderham is leaving Winnipeg this weekend to join her husband here. She has been spending the past few months with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Griffin. Mrs. C. P.

W. Ryan entertained today at her home, 6069 Blenheim in honor of her daughter, Daphne. Asked to pour were Miss Elizabeth Conkey, Miss Barbara Brodie, Miss Phyllis Clay, Miss Marion Bishop. Serviteurs were Miss Nora Boyd, Miss Virginia Hammitt, Miss Moira Morton, Miss Larry Fairnie, Miss Marcia Fowler, Miss Violet Leiper, Miss Geraldine Lipsett, Miss Kae McKierahan and Miss Margaret Reid. Miss Alaine Murray was in charge of the dining room.

A stag dinner has been ar. ranged this evening at Devonshire Hotel in honor of Mr. W. G. Dolmage, who will marry Miss Mary Stewart MacInnes shortly.

The affair will also honor Mr. Douglas Dolmage, who is leav. ing Monday for Hallfax. Miss Jean Loghrin is entertainIng at a breakfast party Sunday, at Royal Vancouver Yacht Club in honor of Miss MacInnes. Covers will be laid for ten.

Miss Isobel Irwin entertained at the tea hour on Friday afternoon at her home in Tudor Manor honoring Miss Catherine Mackintosh, who will leave on Sunday for Ottawa. Mrs. Gibb Henderson and Mrs. David Oppenheimer presided at the urns. Mrs.

J. A. Taylor, 1966 Haro street, left today to visit Lady Constance Faulks at Mayne Island. Miss Mary Harrison will be hostess this evening at a dancing and supper party, when her guests will be Miss Mary FitzJames, Miss Ursula Rhodes, Miss Barbara Grubbe, Miss Olive Broadbent, Miss Betty Labrie, Mr. John Harrison, Mr.

William Lynott, Mr. Hal. Johnson, Dr. Charles Gould, Dr. D.

Moffatt and Mr. Stanley Catton. Major James Tupper, R.C.M.P., of Ottawa, is visiting in the city, and is the guest of his brother, Major R. H. Tupper.

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Paul's Anglican church, when Miss Dorothy May Wismer became the bride of Mr. Alfred Edmund (Don) Brealey. The bride is the daughter of Hon. and Mrs. Gor.

don S. Wismer, while the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brealey. Mauve and white stock and mauve and pink larkspur with white gladioli decorated the church for the 5 o'clock ceremony which was performed by Archdeacon Sir.

Francis Heathcote. Aquamarine blue was the bride's gown, which featured a diagonal drape on the bodice with its fitted waistline. The skirt showed soft folds at the front and back and the -sleeves were short and shirred. Her small brimless hat of vari-colored flowers, repeated the dress tone as its predominating color, and was veiled in navy. Her sister, Miss Shirley Wismer, as bridesmaid, was wearing rose crepe fashioned with threequarter shirred sleeves and high neckline.

Closely fitted at the waistline, in long torso effect, the skirt widened into soft folds. Her turban was matching in tone. Mr. Tony Brealey supported the groom, and the ushers were Mr. Robert and Mr.

Jack Wismer, and Mr. Richard Emerson. A reception was held, in the home of the bride's parents, where Mrs. Wismer, wearing royal blue silk net embroidered in white with a red girdle and navy straw hat, received the guests. She was assisted by the groom's mother, whose navy sheer gown was worn with a navy straw hat.

For her honeymoon in the interior of the province, the bride donned a navy redingote over her wedding gown. Parties Attend Dance At Jericho Tennis Club Jericho Tennis Club will be the setting of an informal dance this evening. Among the members and friends planning to attend are Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Hawkins, Mr. Mrs. R. H.

Urquhart, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bell, Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Bower, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Hedley, Flying Officer and Mrs. H. J. Winny, Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Armitage, Miss Marjorie Ellis, Miss Nancy Watson, Miss Margaret Hemming, Miss Betty Orchard, Miss Patricia Rennie, Miss Evelyn Gould, Miss May White, Miss Bernice McLeod. Miss Patricia Jamieson, Miss Betty Martin, Miss Elsie Smith, Miss Joan Barter, Miss Frances Barclay, Mr. M.

Lee, Mr. Harry Shann, Mr. James Dexter, Mr. Jack Bowen, Mr. Collin Cole, Mr.

Harold Ball, Mr. Arthur Burch, Mr. Noel Clark, Mr. Frank Hardwick, Mr. William Kay, Mr.

Ron Sidaway, Mr. A. Simpson, Mr. Harold Helm, Mr. James Duncan, Mr.

Bill Dicks, Mr. Douglas Crickmer and Flying Officer Morris Fawcett. choosing violet tones, while the bridesmaids were in pale apricot shades. All three wore headdresses of natural flowers in apricot and blue, with pale apricot veils, while their bouquets were composed of apricot gladioli. The best man was Mr.

George Pownall of Victoria and the ushers were Mr. Ted Baker, brother of the bride, Mr. Jerry Bradshaw, and Mr. Michael Allen, all of Victoria. A reception followed at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. B. Ker, Finnerty Bay.

The bride and groom will spend their honeymoon at Naramata and later will make their home at Cadboro Bay, Victoria. For travelling the bride wore a cedar rose dress, a pale pink wool cape and small flower-covered hat. Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Nation of Vancouver, Mrs. David Ryall, of Alert Bay, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Geraldine Kilvert of Winnipeg and Mrs. H. L.

Pavey of Montreal. Mrs. J. W. Skinner, Kings road, North Lonsdale, was recent luncheon hostess in honor of Mrs.

W. B. K. McRury of Winnipeg, when other guests were Mrs. Max Madden, Mrs.

Stanley McLeod, Mrs. William Madden and Mrs. J. Maxwell. Dr.

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Gordon Neil Perry, son of Mrs. A. M. Perry of Victoria. Miss Hunter arrived at the coast recently, and is the guest of her cousins, Dr.

and Mrs. T. W. A. Gary, Rockland avenue, Victoria.

MISS MARGUERITE LOCKWOOD. -deGraaf. The engagement is announced of Alice Marguerite, youngest daughter of Mrs. Lockwood and the late G. F.

Lockwood, to Mr. Edward George Ryerson Gibbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Gibbs. The wedding will take place in Crosby United Church on Friday, June 28 at 8:30 p.m. MISS DOROTHY HORNE. Mr. and Mrs.

F. H. Horne, 2141 Griffiths avenue, Burnaby, announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Dorothy, to Mr. Leonard Harry Winders, elder son of Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Winders, 2649 Telford avenue, Burnaby. The wedding will take place on June 28 at 8 p.m. in Sixth Avenue United Church, New Westminster.

-Campbell Studio MISS BARBARA BELL Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Bell, Ioco, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Barbara Agnes, to Mr.

David George Nightingale, B. C. Regiment, D.C.O.R., son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Nightingale of this city. The wedding will take place on July 2. The engagement is announced Lilian Hannah, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.

H. McCall of Victoria, to Mr. Roderick Bruce McMicking, younger son of Dr. and Mrs. A.

E. McMicking of Victoria. The wedding will take place in July. The engagement is announced of Freda Mary, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

F. B. Girling, 911 West Twenty-first, to Mr. Burton Wright, only son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. S. Wright, 378 East Keith road, North Vancouver. The wedding will take place quietly at Ocean Falls, the middle of June. The engagement is announced of Winnifred Irene Davis, only daughter of Mr.

J. C. Patterson and the late Mrs. Patterson, to Mr. Carl G.

Anderson, second son of Mrs. H. Anderson and the late Mr. Anderson. The wedding will take place at Peter Pan Ballroom, June 15 at 8 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cockett of Murrayville announce the gagement of their only daughter, Thelma Frances, to Mr.

Donald LeRoy Macmurchie, eldest son of Mr. Mrs. J. D. C.

Macmurchie, Victoria. The wedding will take place Wednesday, July 3, at a double ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Macmurchie, when their youngest daughter, Lois Orion, will become the bride of Mr. Niels Albert Nielson, only son of Mr.

and Mrs. Niels Nielson of Cawston. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Ira B.

Cushing of Regina announce the engagement of their only daughter, Emily Harriet, to Mr. Gerald Ar. thur Craig, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Craig of this city. The wedding will take place the end of June. VANCOUVER MAN TO WED IN MONTREAL. Mr.

and Mrs. Hyman Ein, 462 Wood avenue, Montreal, announce the engagement of their second daughter, Henny, to Mr. Harry L. Kostman, eldest son ot Mr. and Mrs.

I. L. Kostman of this city. The wedding will take place in Montreal on June 16 at the home of the bride's parents. Mr.

and Mrs. T. Bamford announce the engagement of their second daughter, Elizabeth (Betty), to Mr. Philip M. Donald, youngest son of Mr.

J. C. Donald and the late Mrs. Donald. The wedding will take place, quietly on June 29 at 8 p.m.

in St. Michael's Church. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Benton of San Marino, announce the engagement of their daughter, V. to Mr. W. B. Hutchinson of Glendale, Calif.

The wedding will take place at the home of the bride's parents, June 13. The bride and groom will spend their wedding trip at Laguna Beach before coming to Vancouver and Victoria in August. Mr. and Mrs. F.

A. Gould, 3281 West Twenty-second avenue, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Doris Audrey, to Mr. Robert Bayne McKerzie, only son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. McKenzie, North Vancouver. The bride will leave on June 24 for Ocean Falls, where the wedding will take place. Mr. Wilfred Sayer, 807 Sixth street, New Westminster, announces the engagement of his daughter, Dorothy Amelia, to Mr.

Robert Adam Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Nelson, 885 West Thirteenth, Vancouver.

The wedding will take place in Holy TrinIty Cathedral, New Westminster, on June 28 at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Maynard Joiner, panied by Mrs. William Joiner sr. is visiting in Calgary, the guest of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Etheridge. Captain Ridgeway-Wilson ar.

rived in the city from Victoria Thursday and is the guest of Mrs. Graham Watson and Misc Margaret Watson, Caulfeild. Mrs. G. S.

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MR. AND MRS. LESLIE DA FONSECA. The marriage took place in St. Michael's, Chester Square, London, on May 15, of Mrs.

Grant Morden, widow of the late Col. Grant Morden, and Mr. Leslie da Fonseca, formerly of Kelowna, son of Mrs. Harold Agar of Victoria, and the late Sebastian da Fonseca of Cape Town, South Africa. The a private in Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry, serving overseas.

The picture shows the bride and groom leaving the Prominent B.C. Families United By Wedding Ceremonies Today Son of Ald. and Mrs. McTavish of Victoria Takes Bride Today; Several Vancouver Guests. VICTORIA, June Barnabas Church was the setting this afternoon of the wedding of Estelle Mary, youngest daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander Macdougall, Dallas road, and Mr. John Douglas Craig McTavish, R.C.A., only son of Alderman and Mrs. D. D.

McTavish of Victoria and a great grandson of the late Sir James and Douglas. Rev. Father N. E. Smith, assisted by Capt.

Alan Gardiner, performed ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in white chiffon sheer, floor length, with corselet of fine tucked sheer. Her veil of bridal net was held in place with a wreath of seed pearls and she wore white lace mittens and carried a shower bouquet. Her sister, Mrs. Nicholas Bur.

dick of Port Alberni, was matron of honor, while Miss Ruth McTavish, sister of the bridegroom, bridesmaid. Mrs. Burdick chose a dress of queen's blue chiffon sheer with a picture hat of matching mohair, trimmed with long streamers of soft ribbon. Miss McTavish's frock of primrose chiffon sheer was similarly fashioned, while her picture hat of natural Tuscan straw was trimmed with long velvet streamers to match. Mr.

William McPhee was best man and the ushers were Mr. Kingsley Rowe and Mr. Rognvald Heddle. At the reception, held at the home of the bride's parents, Mrs. Macdougall received, wearing floral silk chiffon dress in street length with hat to match.

She was assisted by Mrs. McTavish, who wore a dress of Elizabeth blue crepe and picture hat of dusty pink trimmed with blue. Mr. and Mrs. McTavish left on wedding trip up the Island and on their return will make their home with Alderman and Mrs.

McTavish for a time. Out-of-town guests at the wedding included Dr. A. F. Edwards of Seattle, Mrs.

M. Cunningham of Seattle, Miss Georgia Darling of Vancouver, Miss Mollie Hardy of Yakima, Miss Jessie Wood of Vancouver and Mrs. John Fraser Piper of Vancouver, sister of the bride. Miss Barbara Bearce Weds in Nanaimo carnations enhanced the altar of St. Paul's Anglican Church and tall baskets of blue delphiniums formed the floral background for the mar.

riage today at 3 p.m. of Barbara Verrell, daughter of Mr. Irving A. Bearce to Mr. Ronald Clayton Andrews, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George H. Andrews. Canon H. V.

Hitchcox was the officiating clergyman. bride, who was given in The marriage by her father, wore a gown of French over taffeta, with full skirt, the jacket of hand-made English lace with large short sleeves buttoning up to tiny collar. The fine tulle veil, fingertip length, was held 1 AVE your perfectly good Fur Coat made over into a flattering new 1941 model. We do this work at small cost during the summer months. NEW YORK FUR CO.

On Georgia at Howe in place by a cluster of lily of the valley, and she carried a bouquet of white Killarney roses tied with white velvet streamers. bride's sister, was of Mrs. Herbert S. the Smitten honor, and Miss Marjorie Galbraith of Medicine Hat, and Miss Frances Lincoln of Nelson were bridesmaids. All three wore dresses styled similarly to the bride's.

Mrs. Smith's was of delphinium blue lace over taffeta, and the bridesmaids' were in for. get Their me-not blue net over taffeta. cartwheel leghorn hats sponsored salmon pink velvet streamers, falling to the hemline, and they carried Colonial bouquets of tiny pink rosebuds and gladioli. Mr.

Stewart Andrews was best man, and ushers were Mr. James Bardsley and Mr. Ar. thur Willoughby. At reception, held at Hotel Malaspina, Mrs.

Paul Lincoln of Nelson and Mrs. Alex. Laist of Helena, Montana, aunts of the bride, received the guests, assisted by Mrs. Andrews, mother of the groom, who wore a poudre blue dress with matching accessories. For her wedding trip by motor to Southern California, the bride donned a heaven blue tailleur, navy topcoat, double stone marten furs and accessories en tone.

On their return, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews will reside at Nelson. Vancouver Bridesmaid For Victoria Bride VICTORIA. June 8.

At St. Luke's Church, Cedar Hill, at 3 p.m. today Right Rev. H. E.

Sexton, Bishop of Columbia, united in marriage Beatrice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Baker and Mr.

Philip Salmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Salmon. Mr. Baker gave his daughter in marriage.

She was gowned in pale blue sheer, fashioned on Princess lines, while her veil of pale blue net was attached to her head with a circlet of real orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of white peonles and iris. There were four, attendants, Miss Leila Pavey Montreal, a cousin of the bride, maid of honor and three bridesmaids, Miss Sally Kilvert of Winnipeg and Miss Barbara Nation of Vancouver, cousins of the bride, and Miss June Baird of Victoria. They were dressed alike In frocks of chiffon, Miss Pavey VANCOUVER FURNITURE Specialists in Serviceable, Smart Low Priced Furniture Breakfast SetsTABLE AND 4 CHAIRS $7.60 ATTRACTIVELY FINISHED, from $11.95 1115 GRANVILLE ST. MAr. 5613 NEW Ocaline Shades Number 1 Number 2 FINGERTIP NEWS Number 3 FOR SUMMER! THE NEWEST, gayest thing in nail polish! Cutex Opaline is stunning by day- luminous at night.

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