=: THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Newlyweds Will Make P-TA Planning
Home At 100 Mile House [Annual Carnival

angements and the

Page 6 Thursday, February 18, 1954.

, Slip of R. Friesen, is working on the tion for this year, and will provide |horizontal bars and a basketball
playground equipment six swings, “six teeter-totters and|stand for the intermediate classes.

This is slides for- the primary grades; 3 | Local labor and materials will be-used

the major project for the organiza- swings, three teeter-totters, tree | in construction of the equipment.

Preliminary

__A number of guests from 100 Mile House travelled to
Vancouver Saturday to attend the wedding of Ross Gordon

Marks to Marcia Carol Harvey. The ceremony was p

rformed

by Very Rey. Northcote Burke in Christ Church Cathedral

at 2:30 p.m.

The bride, who is the daughter of
Mrs. B. Harvey of South Burnaby and
the late H. W. Harvey, wore a gown
of imported white Chantilly lace
posed over satin in the Florentine
mode with portrait neckline draped
softly at the shoulders. From the
tight fitted bodice, the full skirt fell
in graceful folds to the floor reveal-
Ang flounces of ruffled lace at the
back. Her chapel-length illusion tull2
veil misted from a pear] coronet, and
she carried a cascade bouquet of deli-
cate pink rapture roses and white
freesia. She was given in marriage
by Mr. C. H. Elsey.

Mrs. Frank Parker attended her
sister as matron of honor while Miss
Valerie Tingley acted as bridesmaid.
Both attendants wore similar gowns
of pale blue and yellow net over lace
respectively, styled in - ballerina
length with lace bolero jackets. Their
hheaddresses were composed of pale
yellow carnations and they carried
shower bouquets of yellow daffodils.

The groom, who is the only son of
Mr. and Mrs..M. G. Marks of 100
Mile House, was attended by his
brother-in-law, Mr. David Oshanek
as best man. Usher was Mr. H. C.
Cowley. Miss Yvonne Oshanek was
soloist accompanied by Mr. T. Jen-
kins at the organ.

The parents of the principals re-
ceived the guests at the reception
which followed at Orchid Hall, Van-
couver. Serviteurs were the bride’s
sister, Miss W. Harvey, and Miss Y.
Oshanek, Mrs. D. Oshanek and Miss
M. Thompson.

The toast to the bride was propos-
ed by Lord Martin Cecil.

Bride-To-Be Feted
At Shower

Miss Dionne Eagle was honored ‘at
a miscellaneous shower at the home
of Mrs. V: Imhoff on February 10th.
Co-hostess for the occasion was Mrs.
Ray Laverdiere.

Gifts for the bride-to-be were pre-
sented in a basket decorated in the
Valentine motif.

Guests included Mrs. Bert Rob-
erts, Mrs. B. Baker, Mrs. A. Eagle,
Mrs. F. Plowe, Mrs. Harold McKay.
Mrs. W. -Margetts. Mrs. L. Cum-
mings, Mrs. S. Pigeon, Mrs. P. Rout-
ley, Miss Joan Huston and Miss Betty
Hodgson.

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OF

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AT
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Saturday, Feb. 20

2:30 p.m.
Under Auspices of Ladies
Auxiliary to Canadian Legion

For the wedding trip to Colorado
and Eastern Canada, the bride
changed to a pale blue angora wool
dress with matching accessories top-
ped by a brown tur jacket. Her cor-
sage was gardenias. The young couple
will make their home at 100 Mile
House.

Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. M. G. Marks, the groom’s par-
ents; Mr. and Mrs. D. Oshanek, Miss
Yvonne Oshanek, Mr. M. Giffin and
Lord Martin Cecil, all of 100 Mile
House; and Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Blsey
of West Summerland.

committees for the annual

forming of
P-TA Carnival was one of the chief
items of business at the regular
meeting Tuesday evening. Mr, J
Phillipson was named -chairman o:
the event, and the date has been set
for May 15th provided it does not
conflict with Hospital Pound Day.

The meeting also endorsed a resol-
ution to ask the School Board to a
vance the school entry date from
September 30th to February ist. at!
present a child must be six before the |
end of September to be able to enter |
school that year. It was felt. that this
werked a hardship on many children.

The annnal P-TA scholarship of
850.00 will be awarded again this
year.

A committee, under the chairman-

Popular District

Rey. J. Colclough performed the
double-ring ceremony at 7:30 p.m.
before the altar. Yellow tulips and
gladioli formed the church decora-
tions.

Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was beautiful in her bout-
fant gown of white nylon and tulle
posed over satin. The strapless bodice
was topped by a dainty lace bolero
with long lily-point sleeves, and her
sheer tulle and lace veil showered
from a pearl coronet. Her bouquet
was fashioned of red roses and white
carnations.

As bridesmaid, Miss Bonnie Her-
bert chose a dress styled with a very
full shell pink nylon tulle skirt over
pink taffeta, and lace bodice topped
by a matching bolero jacket. Her
halo headdress was composed of ny-
lon tulle and pink roses and she car-
ried a bouquet of pink carnations.

Miss Nina Hamilton was flower girl
for her cousin, and was dressed in 2
dainty yellow satin gown with nylon
net overskirt. She wore matching
yellow gloves and a halo headdress
of yellow roses, and carried a nosegay
of yellow and white carnations and
pansies.

Best man was Mr. Dave Graham
Mr. Buckley Eagle, brother of the
bride, and Mr. Jimmie Symes acted
as ushers. Miss Betty Wrightson
played the wedding music.

At the reception which followed in
the Elks banquet room, Mrs. H. M.
Hamilton and Mrs. Hilary Place,
aunts of the bride, assisted in receiv-
ing. Serviteurs were Miss Joan Hus-
ton, Miss Kay Halleran, Miss Valerie
James, Miss Sally Richardson, and
Miss Carla Woblleben.

‘The bride’s table was centred with
|a beautiful four-tiered wedding cake
flanked by tapers and bouquets of
daffodils and pink stephanotis.

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At Double Ring Ceremony

A lovely wedding of interest to the whole district took
place Saturday at St. Andrews’ ‘United Church when Dionne
Vaegh Eagle, only daughter of
Williams Lake exchanged vows with Robert MacDonald Allison,
only son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Allison of Kamloops.

Couple Wed

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Eagle of

The toast to the bride was propos-
ed by Mr. A. J. Drinkell of Dog
Creek.

Following their honeymoon trip to
Vancouver, Seattle and the Okana-
gan, the young couple will make their
home at Dog Creek. For going away,
the bride changed to a pale blue suit
with pink hat and navy accessories
topped by a light grey shortie coat.

As well as many relatives and
friends frem Lac La Hache, Dog
Creek, Beaver Lake and surrounding
districts, the guests included the two
grandmothers of the bride, Mrs. E.
C. Robinson of Kamloops and Mrs.
C. Eagle of Williams Lake. %

Out-of-town guests included the
groom’s parents, and Mrs. Desmond
and son Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Zirnhelt, all of Kamloops.

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