Wednesday, March 12, 1958 ae

yHE TRIBUNY, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Second Section Page 8

MAYFLOWER MAY BE SEAWAY'S FIRST SHIF

When the St. Lawrence seaway is opened i
Mayflower II, the ship built in Elymouth, Ee eee:
copy of the original ship carrying the Pilgrim Fathers to
America, may be the first to go through the locks. This com-
niittee of US. citizens is promoting the voyage, which would
take place in 1959. Left to right, Henry Iornblower, Sen.
Charles Potter and Aubrey Strobpaul. ‘They. are in Washington
to get an o.k. from the U.S. government.

Spring Flowers Decorate Church
For Bartlett-Harding Rites

Baskets of gay spring flowers formed a charm-
ing setting for the wedding Saturday at 7730 p.m.
of Diane Harding, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Edward Harding, of Williams Lake, to
Vernon Nelson Bartlett, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
George R. Bartlett, of Prince George. Rev. Todd
Lee officiated at the rites in St. Andrew’s United
Church. EMSS Gee SS
The bride, who was given in|tone. A yellow tiara, yellow
gloves and a bouquet of k
\carnations and blue
lovely gown of | pleted her costume.
The fitted| pest man was the bride's
bodice was topped with a lace|)rother, Gordon Harding, while
jacket with tiny stand-up collar|ushers were Bill Lukoni and
and lilypoint sleeves, while the|Fred Massey. Wedding music
pouffant net skirt fell in grace-|was played by Mrs. C. Boyce
ful folds to the floor. A tiara|with Albert Pett singing “ The
of irridescent sequins held her|Day of Golden Promise” during
yeil of illusion net, and she|the signing of the register.
carried a shower bouquet of | For the reception which fol-
roses and white stephenotis. Her|lowed, the chureh hall was
only jewellery was a pearl neck- | prettily decorated with bouquets
Jace, a gift of the groom. of daffodils and tulips, and pink
‘The groom's sister, Miss Marie and white streamers. Recelving
Bartlett, was bridesmaid and the guests were the mothers of
chose a ballerina-length gown of|the principals. Mrs. Harding
yellow chiffon with bolero en! was gowied in a navy two-piece

marriage by her father, was
radiant
white net and lace.

in a

HUBNER—SMITH RITES

Armstrong Wedding of Interest
To Williams Lake District

charming in a spring suit of pale
grey with turquoise blue acces-
sories. Her corsage was com-
posed of red roses and white
carnations. Miss Ruth Hubner,
sister of the groom, chose a suit
of powder blue, with white
accents, and her corsage was
pink carnations and white roses
Peter Hamm, a friend of the
groom, was best man.

Following the ceremony, a
reception attended by immediate
members of the two families was
held at the home of the bride’s
parents. The _ beautifully-

Given in marriage by her|appointed bride’s table was
father, the young bride looked) centred by a three-tier wedding
nrennrnnnrercrrerccorrseree | cake which has been artistically
laecorated by the bride's young
sister, Marion Smith.

For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Smith wore a becoming
costume of navy blue with white
carnations and red roses in her
corsage. The groom's mother
wore a brown costume with pink
carnations and white roses in her
corsage.

After a short honeymoon, the
young couple left for Seattle,
Washington, where they will
make their home.

The bride was born and edu-
cated in Williams Lake. Her
parents operated a small ranch
here for 15 years.

St. Joseph’s Church in Arm-
strong, B.C., was the scene of a
pretty early spring wedding of
wide interest, on Saturday,
February 8, at 2 p.m., when
Lorraine Jean Smith became
the bride of Norman Stanley
Hubner, both of Armstrong.

Rev. Father G. Connellan
officiated at the ceremony which
united the .eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Smith, of
Armstrong, former residents of
‘Williams Lake, and the eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hub-
ner, also of Armstrong.

ensemble with pink accessories
and a pink carnation corsage.
Mrs. Bartlett chose a powder
blue sheath for the occasion
with beige accessories and cor-
sage of rose-toned carnations.

Serviteurs were Miss Barbara
Bellmond, Miss Viola Bellmond,
Miss Muriel Bellmond and Miss
Colleen Neufeld. The toast to
the bride was proposed by Mr.
H. Neufeld.

For their wedding trip to the
Okanagan, the bride donned a
navy blue faille dress with full
skirt and three-quarter sleeves
topped by a cashmere clutch
coat in sandstone. Her acces-
sories were navy and her small
hat of pale blue.

The young couple will make
their home in Williams Lake.

Around Town

Out-of-town guests included
Miss V. M. Kiteley, of Van-| Gordon Harding, son of Mr.
couver: Mr. and Mre, F, M.|9nd Mra. W. ©. Harding, is: on
Schwab, of New Westminster; |!eave from the army Post at

Wainwright, Alberta, so he could
attend the wedding of his sister,
Diane, whose marriage to Verne
Bartlett, of Prince George, took
place Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Moore, of Lang-
ley; Mr. and Mrs. J. Harding, of
Powell River; Gordon Lloyd, of
Puntzi; Miss Peggy Brown, of
Quesnel; Mr. and Mrs. George
Bartlett, Miss Mari Bartlett, J.
Holland, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ong-
man, Mrs. S. Ongman, C. Harri-
son, all of Prince George.

Patrick Bass left last week
for an extended holiday in the
Barbados.

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Shower For
Bride-Elect

Mrs. W. Weatherill and Mrs.
G. Cunningham were co-hostes-
seg as a miscellaneous shower at
the former's home last week for
Miss Diane Harding.

The gifts were presented to
the bride-to-be in a gaily
decorated laundry basket, and
her chair in the position of
honor was festooned with
streamers, balloons and bells.

During the refreshment hour,
a cake specially baked for the
occasion was centred on a coffee
table decorated to represent. a
church aisle and marked by
lighted tapers. In the aisle
stood a bridesmaid doll and be-
hind her the bride with her full
net skirt covering the entire
cake,

Invited guests included Mrs.
W. Harding, Miss Muriel Bell-
mond, Miss-Viola Bellmond, Miss
Barbara Bellmond, Mrs. D. Bea-
man, Mrs. W. Ferris, Mrs. M.
Williams, Mrs. F. Massey, Mrs.
C. Sutherland, Mrs. J. Simser,

From The Library
Shelves

THE LORD HAVF MERCY by

Shelley Smith (Hamish
Hamilton Ltd.).

The setting of this quiet
English village does not seem
the basis of an intriguing

mystery novel. The doctor of
the yillage was pitied because
he waa married to a real witch.
In publie, his wife, Hditha,
would belittle him before the
townspeople. She also flaunted
her friendship with an odd-bal'

mannish type person, Leslie
Crispin. The plot thickens when
Editha’s brother, Robert, a

soulless leech, comes to sponge
money from his sister.

The choice of Editha as ‘‘ the
body” is perfect for it cause:
mixed feelings in the village.
This is a real “ whodunnit”
which keeps up the suspense un-
til the last two pages. M.L.K.

POR RERDELOD LILLE OOTODOS IIIS
Mrs. C. Kirk, Mrs. H. Neufeld,
Mrs. J. Neufeld and Mrs. S.

White.

Horsefly WAL
Receives Book

An autographed copy of “ The

Fraser” has been received by
Horsefly Women’s Institute to
begin their library on the
Cariboo.

At their meeting last Weé-
nesday, members of the institute
enjeyed a pot-luck luncheon at
the home of Mrs. M. H. Gibbons,

During the afternoon meeting.
Mrs. Gibbons read an article
about the Hudson's Bay Com-
pany steamship ‘‘ Beaver.”

Early in the new year, the
institute sent a box of used
Christmas cards to Mrs. Bills-
bury, of Grenfell, Saskatchewan,
who makes pictures from -the
cards. At last week’s meeting,
members admired a framed pic-
ture of a vase of flowers which
Mrs. Billsbury had made.

‘The members had three guests
for afternoon tea after the meet-
ing. Mrs. Alan Brigden, and
elementary teachers Mrs. Frank
Carbert and Miss Laureen

Albricht.

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