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lor
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VANCOUVER
Former
Trlnce
Rupert
Boy
is
Bride
room
at
Ceremony
Last
Saturday
PAGB
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THE
SJAILT
VXVTB
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Canadian
Memorial
Chufch
in
,
Vahcouver,
with
Rev.
A.
M.
San-
Mrs.
Julius
Johnson
Guest
Of
ford
officiating,
was
the
scene
last
Honor
At
Affair
This
Week
'
Saturday
evening
of
the
marriage
r
.
r
of
Miss
Dorothy
Mary
Bennett,
el-
A
delightful,
surprise
-'party
was
Joseph
Wells,
well
known
pioneer
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Dishlngton
of
Alice
Arm
and
for
many
years
from
Warroad,
Minnesota,
are
visit-
road
foreman
at
that
point",
ar
in
g
Mr.
Dlshlngton's
sisters,
Mrs.
A.
rived
in"
the
city
on
the
Catala
Wick,
Second
Avenue,
and
Mrs.
M.
Tuesday
evening
from
the
north
Jensen,
Sixth
Avenue.
They
hadn't
with
the
Intention
of
locating
seen
each
other
for
thirty
years,
here
for
the
future.
His
nephew,
Mr.
Dlshlngton
is
going
back
via
William
Wells,
from
the
Sherrit
Vancouver
on
Saturday
afternoon.
Gordon
mine
in
Ontario,
is
also
He
is
engaged
in
civil
engineering,
nere
and
may
remain
as
well
In
having
graduated
from
an
engin-
Prince
Rupert,
eerlng
college
in
Norway.
-
Surprise
Party
jOn
Her
Birthday
der
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
w.
c.
held
on
Monday
evening
last
in
The
gardens
are
lq
a
sad
mess
af-Bennctt
of
Vancouver,
and
Gordon
honor
of
Mrs.
Julius
Johnson,
the
ter
the
continued
rains
and
blustery
Henry
Wllllscroft,
eldest
son
of
Mr.
occasion
being
her
'birthday.
The
!
weather
of
the
past
two
weeks,
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Williscroft,
formerly
home
of
Mrs.
Hveding,
where-
the
Many
of
the
lawns
have
not
been
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
of
Van-!
party
was
held,
was
tastefully
de-1
mown
and
the
sweet
peas
and
other
couver.
A
reception
was
held
after
corated.
Oames
were
played
dur-1
tall
Dlants
are
sorawled
about,
ex-
the
church
ceremony
at
"Green-
ing
the
evening,
the
following
be-
J
Cept
where
they
were
well
tied,
croft."
Vancouver
residence
of
the
lhg
the
winners:
Mrs.
C.
Johnson,
However,
a
few
davs
of
sunshine
Lieutenant
Governor
and
Mrs.
E.
Mrs.
C.
Jensen,
Mrs;
M:
Jensen,
;and
tne
coior
wm
i,e
returning
to
W.
IiamDcr.
rs.
r.
reiersen,
irs.
J.
Murvoia
the
gardens.
Classical
white
French
slipper
sa-
and
Mrs.
J.
Johnson.
I
tin
Sllgntly
entrain,
witn
a
tune
veil
ai
mianigni,
aeucious
jeiresn-
1
n
is
honed
that
therp
will
be
enod
falling
from
a
satin
cap
on
which
ments
were
served.
Mrs.
Johnson
'weather
from
now
until
the
flower
orange
blossoms
clustered
at
each
cut
the
very
prettily
decorated
.8h0W
next
week.
Otherwise
the!
side,
and
a
bouquet
of
roses
and
mnnaay
caice.
uuring
luncn
ineuhow
likplv
t
h.
rtisat1nnlnt,n.
swainsonla
was
the
becoming
wed-
guest
of
honor
was
presented
'
with
However
thu
u
the
dahlia
season
ding
costume
of
the
beautiful
bride.
,a
lovely
bedspread,
a
gift
from
She
war.
attended
by.
the
groom
s
.mqse
present,.
sister.
Miss
Marearet
Williscroft.
as,
Present
were
Mrs.
S.Skor,
Mrs.
.
...
n.lAH
Tf
f.lU.nn
9vm
O
gowns.
Tney
carried
armruis
or
-n,
m.o.
pink
and
blue
delphiniums
and
pink
ercu.
'
nprpivinir
the
ffiiptta
at
tho
rpppn-
Petersen,
Hon
thp
bride's
mother
wore
chiffon.
In
Indian
earth
shade
with
lace
bolero
embroidered
in
gold
sequins
;
and
brown
felt
hat,
while
Mrs.
Williscroft
favored
a
dusky
pink
sheer
with
navy
hat
and
accents.
The
house
was
filled
with
white
gladioli
and
planted
greenery
while
'
t
wedding
cake,
llghte4;by
white
Announcements
All
Advertisement
In
thU
ctl
atnn
wlU
be
charted
for
W
month
at
Jta
a
word
furwrf:
was
surrounden
with
SKwhlte
.
m
"
j
..m
txv.
,mn,,r.,
and
also
the
season
for
gladiolus
and
the
competition
in
these
class
es
should
be
keen.
Manager
C.
P
'
maid
of
honor
and
her
own
sister.
J-
Ivarsen,
Mrs.
E.
Evensen,
rs-'
Balagno
is
not
at"
all
worried
and
Miss
Mav
Bennett
as
bridesmaid
H.
Helland,
Mrs.
J.
Jerstad.
Mrs...
.
1U
ine
lormer
was
irocKea
in
Diue
tai-
fine
exlitblt
feta.
the
latter
lh
beach
chlff6n,
Valen,
Mrs.
H.
Hogan,
Mrs.
H
j
.in,,
mm,
J.,f
...rf
Khutson.
'MrS.
J.
:
Fenesi.
'Mrs.
C.
little
flowered
tooue
to
match
their
Johnson,
Mrs.
M.
Hveding.
Mrs.
jocal
gardners
seem
to
be
of
general
opinion
tha't
there
has
nev-
RpnrtlrVsnn
Mrs
H
Rtranrt
Mrs
1
er
been
'
PgUe
Of
Slugs
and
.
.
j
'r.,
w
catemlllars
as
this
vpar.
Tf
this
.1
j
MLrana.
ivirs.
u.
okde.
ivirs.
w.
cariiiuun.
continues
we
shall
have
to
turn
our
JZZSS
U,
S
K-Sr
P.
Leland,
Mrs.
ZSVlL'i
"5
this
with
the
flower
show
Judge.
Mr.
White,
who
will
be
in
the
city
next
week.
He
is
a
professional)
horticulturist
and
should
be
able
to
advise
for
next
year.
;
There
is
one
plant
that
seems
to
flourish,
no
matter
how
bad
the
.weather.
I
refer
to
the
tuberous
begonias.
Mine
seemed
to
be
suffering
fromdrpu'gAt
two
weeks
ago
Is
TJ
.
Z
feili&W
uj"ia
""ay
-wfiii-c,
m.
iiwu.jr,
Dm
Iney
immejiicUSly
responaed
to
l-reath
lr
'ffrtCi
.,
.
lf,
the
rain
and
a.re:now
bright
as
sprg(i;ot,wlilte
heather
for
lnc
j
'
S?
,
-j
t".
.
fLer
At
ti
'
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S
P;eud.ingt
the
urns
were
'Mrs.'
grange
Ladies
BVidge'rlVs-
&A$it.
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w.
mm
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ia
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win
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in
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run
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smffiec
torenmmm
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ssepiemoer
i;
i"5Sa,lu
.
son.
Violas
cut
back
nbWiishould
1
Z
i
W
K
.rerresnwents.
.
?
jff
"
bloom
itnln
before
wlnter.ave
fimli.:
W.
A.
Canegll
IrtMmm&t
collate
int
8WTr'
Nvemf
'M
W'Tk
v.'
The
RTdorffls'
fcaptainotheLONDdHg
ISvVOSMg
anllSl't'
Si
the
wedding
and
reception
includ-
Canada,
has
been
named
chair-
".i'C
.tP,.
i
ed
Mrs.
Janet
Smith,
Miss
PeggyUn
of
a
committee
to.
advise
on
.,i
Smith,
Mr.
and
Mxs.
W.
Reld,
Mrs.
Robert
Davie,
ML's.
Molly
Frew,
Mr.
and
nd
Mrs.
S.
J.
Jabour,
Mrs.
William,
en
by
the
Ministry
of
Information
;""aw
"""""
Urns.
Mrs.
G.
V.
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
W.
'
n!
l"e
i
awrr
Tti
.
Kergln.
Miss
Ruth
Wilkinson
and
THE
SHIN
WORKED
j
SI
T
Mrs.
Fred
Stewart.
'CENTRAL
HOTEL
STEAM
BATHS
Make
Appointments
200
Rooms,
50c
and
up
Also
CENTRAL
APARTMENTS
Mrs.
I!.
K.
Ular-k.
Proprletrrss
the
choice
of
advertising
agents
.
f
for
publicity
campaigns
undertak-
...
,aU.ht
fh
hava
nnt
GLOUCESTER,
Eng.,
Aug.
15'
(CP)
A
sign
"Beware
of
the
Bull"
kept
the
curious
from
a
West
Country
farm
after
much
damage
had
been
done
by
sightseers
anxious
to-
get
souvenirs
following
bombing
of
the
area.
The
"bull"
was
a
contented
cow
NOTED
RUNNER
DIES,
....,,iiiiiiii)
BLACKPOOL.
Ene..
Antr
than
the
others.
I
H.
B.
Meadows
has
been
ap-
l
...
,
-1
..
oHTa
nf
ha
with
me.
Evidently,
K1"a
kinds
need
more
sunshine
1
see
the
blue
gentian
beginning
to
look
attractive.
It
Is
an
excellent
rock
plant
for
the
later
summer
blooming.
The
Babv
Royal
dahlia
Is
a
small
.cactus
variety
that
does
very
well
here
but
In
weather
like
that
it,
through
which
we
have
just
passed
'
-
-
,
......
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'CD
C.
noted
athlete
1L
ue
oia,lc"
,u,l,:ss
4fc
S
.
t.aJinrPaner
I
4
A.
Bradley,
rrlnre
Ilnprri
B
.a
of
m
poor
ground.
also.
a
lttIe
THE
DAILY
nevo
Amateur
Athletic
As-
call
Tiny
that
is
very
effec-
Dclivercd
at
Vour
Door
sfM,lfltlnn
nnpn
inn
V9rri,
tive.
The
fashion
in
dahlias
is
away
30c
A
MONTH
Phone
98
plonshlp
four
years
In
succession
lTom
the
laree
heavy
blooms
in
fav-
1892-5.
a
record
which
b'v
been
or
of
tne
smaller
hybrids
or
the
a
equalled
nut
never
excelled.
'
'
,
.
.
"...
,
Coltness.
H.F.P.
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
on
committee
which
Is
being
formed
I
to
promote
the
sale
of
war
sar-
j.
When
you
go
on
your
nouaayi
ii
your
paper
is
late
pnone
98
Ines
certificates
in
Prince
Rupert
,t
take
the
Dally
News
witn
you.
duc
or
ume
im.
A,
VMfc.rtlav..
rejUiar
month?.?
will
pay
for
the
paper
for
two,
L..,
'
r
.,-
n.r.i
month,
nut
nf
town.
Uf)
I
Jack
Jov
lr
wh6
has
been
on
ouslueoa
.,
iif
n
rn..,
niub.
members
were
requested
o
K
lUltl
W
,
IUUWil
A
I-
bUl
lit
U
I
'
Mrs.
N.
W.
Appleyard
left
on
last
home
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yes-
stand
by
to
give
assistance
in
con-
everilng's
train
for
a
visit
In
'the
terday
morning.
Willow
River
district
of
Prince
deorge.
1
Mrs.
MorJey
Patterson,
the
for-
'mer
Miss
Betty
Cameron
R.
N..
Capt.
R.
O.
Davidson
of
the
is
here
fro.m
Ocean
Falls
for
Canadian
Army
Service
Corps
here
a
visit
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
returned
,to
the
clty
on
the
Prince
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron
Rupert
yesterday'
morning
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on.
leave.
I
Duncan
Munro
of
Stewart,
who
.
,-
,
has
been
on
a
visit
to
Vancouver,
J.
E,-
Jack
will-leave
tomorrow
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
morning
for
Toronlo
for
a
month
s
Rupert
yesterday
morning
and
holiday.
On
his
return
he
will
visit
will
be
proceeding
to
Stewart
In
Fort
William,
Calgary
and
Van-.
a
few
days.
couver.
nectlon
with
the
civic
centre
car-
nival
to
be
held
next
week.
5
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I
TONIGHT,
6:15
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j
I
DRY
DOCK
vs.
VELVET
J.
W.
Nicholls
and"
son,
John,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
Smithers
to
Join
Mrs.
Nicholls
and
daughter,
Patricia,
who
are
spending
the
holidays
at
L3ke
Kathlyn.
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