Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
Octuber
26,
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K.
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uouDie
King
iNuptiais
Held
in
Floral
Setting
A
lovely
double-ring
wedding
was
solemnized
last
night
when,
amid
a
profusion
of
flowers
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
Shirley
Isabel
Victoria
Shaggy
Valeria
L
oConJcn
favorites
.
or
WJinter
(?oah
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Stall
Writer
LONDON
(CP)
With
early
fo?s
reminding
them
of
last
year
long,
wet
winter,
British
women
are
making
a
beeline
for
the
coat
racks
and
"the
shaggy
look."
Popular
demand
thus
supports
Modernize
...
YOUR
WARTIME
HOUSE
with
smart
Inexpensive
windows.
Eliminate
the
work
of
cleaning
multiple
panes
and
provide
more
daylight
too.
-'
'
3
See
us
for
these
modern
sash
which
are
m-Ue
to
tit.
Just
remove
the
old
and
place
In
the
new.
Island
City
Builder
s
Supply
Mr.
Meiie.
The
bridal
table
was
covered
with
a
lovely
white
linen
table
cloth
with
deep
crocheted
edge
which
had
been
made
by
the
bride's
aunt,
Mrs.
R.
B.
Mantle,
Klnlstlno,
Saskatchewan,
and
sent
as
a
gift.
A
three-tiered
cake,
banked
In
rose
petals,
flanked
by
tall
pink
tapers,
centred
the
table.
Pourers
were
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Atchison,
Bervi-teurs
were
Mrs.
i.
B.
Davis,
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
Miss
Dorothy
Macdonald
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Praser.
The
bride's
mother
chose
for
the
reception
a
turquoise
dress
with
burgundy
accessories
and
a
corsage
of
roses,
while
the
groom's
mother,
who
arrived
on
(Continued
on
page
7i
ia35-(Bcu'it
one
Accla
im
ed
Robins
exchanged
vows
with
Ronald
Edward
Hurst.
The
bride
Is
the
only
dauh-
.
.
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Robin
tafeta
Port
Edward,
and
the
groom
is
oi
net
wlt"
shoulder
the
elder
.on
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
length
J.
B.
Hurst
of
Vancouver.
.
veil-
Her
bouquet,
too,
was
of
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
matching
carnations,
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathe-
Junior
bridesmaid,
Miss
Judy
dral
officiated.
,
Davis,
looked
lovely
In
pale
green
The
bride,
given
in
marriage
taffeta
with
matching
head-goywheof
'fr
leS
e
carried
a
colonial'
dress,
the
sleeves
and
.-mall
Groomsman
charles
,.
stand-up
col.ar
edged
with
seed
ushers
were
pearls
and
a
full
.skirt
of
heavy
I
Trail
Concert
,
l!,iuinc
Success
i
..
a
:,sitn
Music
Trail
fhar.e
Blue
'820
Mi
KeBride
Street
4
receive
the
support
of
i.
!!(
ni
i's
as
kept
Donald
4
su.emg
f
more
man
SATURDAY
AND
MONDAY
SPECIALS
satin
with
a
hooped
hipline
Davis.
The
finnertiD
chapel
veil
was
,s
i;st
muht,
trie.
Trail
ie
a
.success
this
year,
feel
k
utiv
ni
t
icials.
I
than
375
people
young
,i!
ai!ke
cheered
to.
five
,
the
24-year-old
bass-1
who
has
been
termed
X
.ui
j
M'
of
our
vocal
held
In
place
by
a
tiara
of
pearl.s.
RECEPTION
Following
the
wedding,
recep-
Her
bouquet
was
of
red
roses
ana
white
carnations.
me
designers
choice
of
longhaired
wools,
fur
fabrics
and
caracul
weaves
for
this
season's
chilly
days.
British
stores
find
the
new
deep-pile,
shaggy-surfaced
styles
sell
as
fast
as
they
appear
on
the
racks.
Thick
velours,
with
their
closely-knit
surfaces,
come
close
behind.
Both
London
and
Paris
show
a
wide
range
of
shaggy
materials
fashioned
for
the
most
part
in
wind,
swing
tent
styles
witli
big
sleeves
and
collars.
The
cosy
1o-ik
to
these
garments
is
their
own
sales
promotion.
This
Is
the
first
time
since
the
war
that
so
much
preference
has
been
shown
for
fur
fabric
materialsor
what
Is
known
as
"the
poor
man's
fur."
Popular
durTng
the
war,
this
fabric
Ls
coming
back
Into
town
after
a
post-war
lapse.
Present
materials,
however,
give
a
slinky
glamor
that
has
little
in
com-(Continued
on
page
4
neiu
at
me
Canadian
Boys
Wool
Jackets
C;,c
H.in-lO
Pen
A
5"
1.29
NOW
ONLY
Matron
of
honor,
Mrs.
Marie
Legion
auditorium
where
guests
Tocher,
chose
a
gown
of
mauve
were
received
by
the
couple
un-
brocaded
satin
top'
and
boiero
tier
a
beautifully
decorated
arch,
with
fuH
net
skirt
and
maUhin'5
Alex
Mitchell
proposed
the
head
dress
of
a
net
with
shoul-
toast
to
the
bride
which
was
der-length
veil.
Her
bouquet
was
responded
to
by
the
groom,
of
matching
carnations.
;
A
toast
was
then
proposed
to
Bridesmaid
Mrs.
Jean
Dawej
the
bridesmaids
by
the
groom
wore
peach
net
over
a
matching
which
was
.suitably
replied
to
by
puiiicd
by
Pianist
Max-ar:o.
Ciranim
delighted
".J
nce
with
his
versatile
!
ation
of
operatic
arias,
is,
blue
mountain
bal-jk:
st-mi-modern
classics.
I,,
endeared
himself
most
night
were
the
old
stories
and
Ifome
new,
trans'atvd
Into
music.
I
And
they
loved
it.
H'KSTAGE
,
And
the
performers?
Behind
I
the
scene
after
the
program,
both
Mr.
Schapiio
and
Mr.
;
Gramm
were
"most
enthusiastic"
about
the
response
from
"thlr
Prince
Rupert
audience."
"Althoueli
we
packed
the
halls
wherever
we
went
in
Alaska,
I
must
say
we
had
no
response
which
equalled
that
tf'.ven
to
us
here,"
Mr.
Gramm
.said
back-ftagf.
And
he
promised
he
'would
do
his
best
to
get
back
heu
again
In
two
years.
The
program:
I
"E
auvt
t'liKglrl
(from
"II
Pomo
o'Oro"
(Ostli.
I
"Amarylir
(Civcinl).
;
''Ttimbourln"
(Old
French
I.
''Plftislr
d'Amour"
iMiirtiiil).
8lx
Sonus
from
"The
Muld
of
the
Mill"
ifiehuljerti,
i
Sung
In
English!.
"Where?"
I
"At.
Evening.
"
"The
Queailon."
''Mine!"
,
I
"Faded
Flowers
"
"The
ErH.k'a
Lullaby."
;
Five
Serenades
"Deri
vienl
alia
flnestra"
(Mozart!.
"Berceuse"
(Gounod
J,
eMt-phiito's
Serenade"
(Ber-l
liozl.
"Standchen"
(Schubert!.
"Veriebllehes
Staendchen"
IBrahniBt.
i
Blue
Mounutln
Ballnda
(Tenne-aee
Williams
and
Paul
Bowles)
"Lonesome
Man."
j
"Cabin."
!
"SuKar
In
the
Cane."
i
"Heuvenly
Grass"
"The
Old
Relraln"
(Krelslerl.
1
"I
Out
Plenty
of
Nultln'
"
(Qerch-
Ladies
Silk
Blouses
.
,
Req.
to
4.95
1
.99
NOW
Ht
f
i
pluudiriK
audience
with
:.arie.i
and
the
encores,
.
r
accompanied
by
hlm-ti
idini!
a
Mountain
Bal-,-
Man
River."
"Some
En-
fcvrmng."
"The
Drink-Ji
"
and
a
traditional
Eng
,
j.-rry
Whirs
of
Windsor)
ditty.
"Oliver
Cromwell."
im
U
an
actor
as
well
as
1
...
,
l.;..
.l,nn..nn.UIn
Perfect
tea
is
so
easy
to
make
ivith
Boys'
Denim
Overalls
Heavyweight.
Sizes
4
to
10
years
Regular
2.95
TO
CLEAR
ATTENTION
MERRY
MAKERS
Conrad
Street
School
P.T.A.
Hallowe'en
Hoe-Down
AT
CONRAD
SCHOOL
Saturday,
Oct.
27
ADMISSION
5J-
9
-
12
p.m.
Games.
Dancing,
Prizes
'
Refreshments
lb
Mil!
jjl.
.....
...
...r
audienc
e
completely
at
fi
translation
of
mood
3:.netl
from
heavy
pa-t
.it'h'liearted
comedy
re-jjp:
i
.-etiy
with
the
audience
(4fc.IT'
e.w.h
clllSsil'Hl
lOVP
i
DOMS
DEPT.
ST
TEA
BAGS
McBride
and
4th
Ave.
Phone:
Red
846
Ini.
-1.
E
dove
t'ugglri"
(from
p'j.
i
d'Oro'i,
"Aniaryplli"
Si
nd
French
light
comedy
',t-irm."
tVhapIro
accompanied
In
i
sympathy,
but
it
is
stf
lie
played
a
little
too
-
:i:,'
the
singer
reduced
I
Hi
'houh
Oramm
has
a
1
it.
ii
liiin
ho
nQlla
imnn
'::.iijer
of
his
voice
weak
reaaers
Sons
of
Norway
whist
drive
and
dance,
Friday,
October
20.
(251cl
I
i
Hear
E.
T.
Applewhalte
Re-'
port
from
Parliament,
tonight,
CFPR,
at
6:15,
(ltci
j
Would
Northland
Dairy
cus-;
tomers
kindly
put
out
any
extra
bottles
thev
have
as
we
are
;
short
of
bottles?
(251c)
i
ly
L1,r:
'"iv
iwuvii
wi
fcilC
,:a
classics.
"Minder
boy's"
rendition
t
L's
ui
Schubert's'
oper-ihe
Maid
of
the
Mill,"
4t:i;fch.
was
received
well
.sj:
liners,
and
were
made
I'tjc
al
easl-.-r
to
understand
nr..
.:;v
ill
liif
N
I
(
it
v
nv
-infer.
Meeting
of
International
Union
of
Operating
Engineers
I
cy
is
of
a
youth
who
Play
safe
choose
for
your
home
rir:ssfi
f
call
of
a
stream,
fin-ung
mi
lis
course
a
mill.
I"r
and
finds
employ-!ii
m
il.
and
falls
in
love
miller's
daughter
who
to
marry
the
youth.
A
iflair
develops
in
which
Inn.ter
takes
away
the
i'Ae.
who,
saddened.
L-3
i
Local
519
Carpentiri'
Hall,
Fri-jday,
Oi-t.ter
23,
8
p.m.
251c
Special
meeting,
truck
drivers,
laborers,
taxi
drivers,
ware-,
housemen,
Civic
Centre.
Friday
October
25.
8
p.m.
J.
H.
Mali',
,
Business
Agent.
(251c)
A
Moose
social
and
card
I
party
in
honor
of
Mooseheart
:
Day
will
be
hold
in
the
Temple
ion
Friday,
October
2fi.
Cards
-
uv.v.
life
in
the
stream,
the
final
lullaby,
serenad-s.
such
as
Ji,
'
"
from
Berlioz.
Faust,"
"f
s
"S'.aendchen"
and
';
!:s
Siacndchen,"
by
'4
i:"u!'lH
evidence
of
de-
will
commence
at
8
o'clock.
Refreshments.
Dancing,
Small
admission
charge.
(251ci
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-
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