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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-09-04, Page 5U X/IMMO, OBPTEUBBR ?its,T • AUDURINT AU1E UHN., 8elit. 2.- 1>ir.. and Mrs. D. Munro agent . the' week -and in Dante. Mr. Mr. ant + rs.' Gorton Wall and son vid, of 'tangside, anent Sunday with he latter's rant/ter, Mrs. John Arthur. Mrs. Alfred Rollinson Is l ' Toronto isiting her daughter, Mitis Isobel. ollinson. Visitors with Mrs. Fred ' Ross. and )<9onald on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. ID. F. McNair and daughter Margaret, f Montreal; Mrs. Warta. Hart, of Tor - to, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mi Naln, f Amberly. Mr. and Mrs. Gormley Thompson and ubby, of Brampton and Mr. and Mrs. ert Marsh, of St. "Peterstaurg, spent he week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Herb` Zogridge. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur and son Olin and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson 01 Nile spent the week -end at Graven- urst and other Muskoka points. , Murray Rollinson of Wingham was week -end visitor at his home here. Mr. Joseph Washington is a patient u a London hospital, Where he under- went a;i- operation. Mrs. John McLeod is yisiting her aughter, Mrs. .G.. Smith, and Mr. with, Milverton. Miss Betty Stokes, who spent the ummer with her„uncl'e and -aunt, Mi: lid MI's.,. W. Vesterfelt, has returned her home .at Ottawa. _ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Killuiigli. from ear London, spent the week -end with lrs. Albert King, Marlssi fiillungh,. IA had 'beep visiting her grand - other, returned home with them. Mr. Wm. Malts of London spent the NI with' his wife at the home f' Mrs. Thos. Doyle. Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Craig of Sarnia ere week -end visitors with the uruler's parents, Mi'. and Mrs. Jas. rats Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dobie and fum- y spent the week -end with friends at Wingham. Mr. Robt. J. Scott left last week for he West, where he will assist with the la rvest. Miss Mary Munro, R,N„ has returned o Toronto to resume her.duties as rublic health nurse, after holidaying it the home,, of her parents, Mr. and ,Its. R. D. Munro. Mrs, Thos. McNall and .Wellington spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McNall, Galt. , - l1rs. Melvin Craig and baby daugh- er have returned, home from Wingham hospita L 1 9 WV, 'GO ERIC !iigust LO ENZ. MavLL AN .. The R.A.V. chapel, Clinton, was the setting for a ceremony 9n Friday even- ing, A,ugus� 2, when Padre Coyne united in marriage- Margaret Atelle MacLean, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Frederick • MacLean of W'inghare, to LAC. 'John L. Lorenz, son "of, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lorenz of St.- Walburg, 4 . Ar4 A&ST l. o a troA ire yellow net trimmed 'with satin with yellow d'*eks In boa hair and c�n`icried a blue nosegay. . Mrs. Maxine La ()tat, last' bridesmaid, was dressed, in flowered White satin with white dowers in her hair and carried a pint nosegay. The groomsman was Donald Webster, brother of the bride,' and the ushers were Donald 'Easton, Sash. The bride was gowned in a blue I 1 xeter ; George Webster, Detroit, anti haze ,crepe dress with black accessories George Hildebrandt, Seaforth, .cousins' ti and wore a corsage of red. roses. She ly,as attended 'by Miss obena . Grant gowned in dusty pink` with brown accessories and wearing a corsage of cream roses. The groom was at- tended by LAC. Eugene Gasselle. :Later the bridal -couple left for a motor trip to Loudon and -other points. On their return they will reside in Goderich. WORSELL--CRAIG .1 quiet but pretty wedding took place at Victoria street United church parsouage On Saturday evening, August. 30th,- when Rev. L. H. Turner united in marriage l.lzt B. Craig, second daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs., Wm. J. Craig, Auburn, and Harry •E: Worsell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carltou Worsell, Gode- rich. The bride looked charming in a street -length dress of sapphire blue crepe with matching accessories. Her corsage was of pink delight ruses and blue lily of the Nile. Her only orna- ment wt's a gold bracelet, the gift of the groom. Mrs. Geo, L. Wilkin, sister of the bride, was her only. attendant, wearing a street -length dress of navy blue crepe with* navy and White ac- cessories. Her corsage was red roses and carnations. Mr. Geo. L. Wilkin was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Worsen left immediately •un a motor trip to Kitchener, Toronto, and Michigan. On their return they will reside in Gude- rich. - GOURTNEY—O'CONNOR On Saturday morning, August 30th, at St. Joseph's church, Kingsbridge, the marriage ,of Marcella Theresa O'Connor, .. R.N., and Leo Joseph Courtney was solemnized. Rev. Michael J. Dalton; of Windsor, per; formed the ceremony. The bride, formerly of the staff of Westminster' Hospital, -London, • is the daughter of Mrs. M. J. O'Connor and the late.. Michael J. O'Connor„,_ of._ Kingsbridge. The groom is the sort' of Mrs. Joseph' Courtney and' the late Joseph Court- ney, also of Kingsbridge. Given in Marriage by her brother John, the bride wase beautiful in a white marquisette gown, fashioned with a 'tight bodice, and a bouffant skirt. Her long veil was caught with a Joliet cap, and -she carried' an arm -bouquet of white rosebuds. Her attendants, Miss Grace Courtney, of, Detroit, sister of the groom, and Miss Mary Kinahan, of London, a niece' of the bride, wore gowns of aqua marquisette,.�fashioned on the same lines as the bride's gown. 'Yliey carried^ gladioli in pastel shades. Norman O'Connor, a brother, was .best man, and the ushers v`;,ere Fred Court- neyPeter Murray, n v and e e c v • • s, served A wedding breakfast vva at the Maitland -Golf Club: Goderich, and was_ followed by an afternoon re- ception at the O'Connor home. Many local and out-of-town guests were pre- sent. After a• wedding trip'”, to -the Muskoka Lakes Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney will make their home in Kingsbridge. Mr. Victor Yungblut, who suffered a fractured limb when 'he fell sometime ago, was taken to a hospital, at Weston ori Tuesday. / Visitors with Mr. and Ma`s. John F:. Yungblut were Mr. Peri ,,"'ungblut, Douglas and Barry, Mr. and' Mrs. Carl Yungblut and family, of 1.'ami1ton. Miss Lila Yungblut, 2.N., of the Staff' of Goderieh hospital, is holiday - ng at her home here.; • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Q'raig and. daugh- er Betty attended yhe Exhibition at Toronto over the week -end. The Travelling i ibrary.-The Huron is on s mobile r Assoc ti Library of t I C 'oursty Y library—; new i streamlined . Interna tional truck" fitted with shelves—called at Auburn or} Tuesday and left 100. books (50 fiction, `25 non-fiction and 5 • juvenile;)': Mr. Angus Mowat,- in- spector, of /libraries, travelled With the truck today and expresed' satisfaction a it. the progress the Auburn library is makin . . He also congratulated • the tom ttee on the decorating which is bein -done. • M.S. Meeting. -The W.M.S. of Knox United church met in the Sunday on v with • .Mrs. Tuesday, cls room a yt� uol h Fred Toll in charge of the devotional period. After the singing of a hymn. Mrs. Tolls led in prayer. Mrs. Earl Wightman took charge for the pro- gram. She expressed the wish that as many as possible will attend the sec- tional meeting of the Presbyterial to be held at Goderich in October. It was decided fo lloTd a bazaar and .sale -of homemade baking in November. The cripture was read by Mrs. Wightman ,and, prayer was offered by Mrs. Jas. Roberton. The heralds. responded- Mrs. • E. Patterson son. Christian stewardship and F:Ima Match on India. A duet was rendered by Mrs. W. J. Craig and Mrs. S. McClinehey, accom- panied by Mrs. D. Fowler. The topic from the last chapter of the study book on India was taken by. Mrs. C. M. Straughau. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer by Mrs. Wightman.- . ightman:. Teachers and Pupils.—The following teachers have .returned to their duties: Miss Vivian St*ratighan fo Manor Park, near London; Margaret Jackson to Toronto, Miss ..Mae Redmond to Windsor, Donald Ross to Galt, and. Ellis Little -to No. 5, Hullett (Auburn). Miss Emma Robertson, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robertson, Is teaching at Nile school. Miss Mildred' Westlake., Bayfield, tris the new teacher at S.S. No. 9, Hullett (Base line). Mrs. Aubrey Toll returned to .5.5. No. 16, East . Wawanosh. Miss Ramona Baer, Benmiller, takes lip duties at No. 3, ,.Colborne. Mrs. Stewart Plunkett returns to Prosperity school. Miss :Moffatt, TeesWater, takes up duties Sit Westfield' school and. Miss 'Ju,ne Marsh at •Londesboro. Eight new puliils be- gatl,, sccool at, •A'ubnrn on Tuesday. Foist "a're beginners : Judith Grange, Shirley Turner, Gerald. Dobie • and Jackie Wright. The other four. Barry and Douglas Yungblut. •Ruth and Sid- ney Hewitt, are newcomers to the cOm- tnunity.• • CHURCH,• NOTES Tinton church,.. Goderich township, will celebrate the ;evenly-sccnnd an- niversary of its founding on Sunday, September 213, . when the gtfest preacher will be Rev. -Harold Snell. B.A.,. of James street United church, Exeter. Saltford Sunday school will reopen for the fall season the first Sunday in (October. W. 'Carey. ,of Cincinnati. 0., and Mfs. L. S. Foster, of Montreal. • Miss Cassady• will be 'remembered in Goderieh as the sister of •the late Mrs. D.. McGillicuddy. 'the'Pasaads" family were residents of Auburn. THE :..CPH0 TE ER DICK L� 15o. 567W Estimates Tree z'uOfl „• o Obligations! , FOR SERVICE AIM G'U ARAN ED 'WORD Pi of . the bride. Mrs. Webster wore a flowered silk jersey•. dress with ar tan. 'veiled hat and corsage of white roses and gladioli. Mrs. Harvey -wore a ,figured silk dress with tan hat and corsage of pink roses and gladioli. A reception was held in the basement' of the church for the friends and guests., The couple left for, a trip to Goderieh, Southampton and Owen S.oand, On their return they will reside in Exeter. Guests from out of town were from Southampton, Goderieh, Clinton, Sea - forth, Stratford, Egmoiidville, Detroit and Ferndale, Mich. ' • - • LEDDY—MILES - A pretty wedding took place in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic church, ()shawls on Saturday morning, August 30, when Jean ;Bose Miles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mile" of Oshawa, became the bride of Clifford of Jtr andMrs. Augustine Leddy, sou Joseph '.eddy of .St. Augustine. The ceremony was celebrated by Rev. :.Father McCormick. The wedding rntlsic was played 1Iy Mrs. Brain. The bride, gii�ttu in -marriage by her uncle, wore a floor -length dress of Pre&ious blue nylon over taffeta with white brocade flowers, "V" neckline and matching fingertip veil. - She carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses with white streamers. As bridesmaid Clara Leddy, sister of, the groom, was gowned • in a floor -length gown of pink' net over taffeta, with lace bodice, .and matching i`eil. She carried a bouquet of yellow .gladioli. The gtoom was attended by his brother Earl, of Toronto. ' After the ceremony, .the bridal party motored to Brooklin,'-where a reception and dinner was held at the Brookliu• Hotel. Mrs. Sopley,, receiving for the bride, wore a flowered silk jersey dress with white accessories and cor- sage of sweet pens: • The groom's mother assisted in a sapphire blue 1 dress 'with grey and goit�l' accessories, and •corsage of pink' carnations. Oqt-of-town guests were from Tor- onto, Goderich, .St. Augustine, Pem- broke and Brooklin: For travelling the 'bride donned • a two-piece dress of black and white check, with silver and black accessories 'and corsage of red roses. On their return they will make their home in Oshawa. HOLMES—FITZPATRICK In ,S lcred Heart church. St. Augus- tine, on Saturday, August 16th, the marriage was solemnized of Mildred Louise,daughter bier of Mrs. 'Fitzpatrick of Wingham and'tire late Maurice Fitz- patrick, and Russell Wade Holmes, eldest sou of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Holmes. The chstrc•h was beautifully decorated with larkspur and .snap- dragohs. Rev. Father Phelan per- formed the ceremony, with Mrs. Drew playing the wedding music. The bride was gowned' in 'a white nylon -dress made on 'princess lines with inserts of lace. >aIer finger-tip veil was of match- ing- lace and' she carried red roses. Miss Theresa Fitzpatrick, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid wore light blue crepe With navy trim;" navy bonnet style hat with pink ostrich feathers, and her flowers were pink roses. Mr. Gordon Leddy ofAuburn was. best man. A wedding dinner for the bridal party and Rev. Father Phelan was served at the' Bedford Hotel. Goderich. FARRi<SH—COURTNEY • A quiet wedding took place at the Ashfield Presbyterian manse on Thurs- day, August 25th, when Mary Mabel, daughter of Mr. • doe. Courtney and the late , Mrs. Courtney of Ashfield, became- tie bride of 'John Andrew, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fat-, risk, - also of Ashfield. Rev.- I)r. W. RI oad Officiated. The pretty young br whr of w e was attired in -a grey suit •with accessories and wore a corsage ie gardenias. Miss Velma Macs Donald of lin•tail acted as bridesmaid and wore 'a blue 'suit w°.ith white iic- ces:ior•ies and White gardenia corsage. Mr. George • Farrish, • brotherof.. the groom, was -best man. __The groom's gift:' to the bride was n string of pearls, to the bridesmaid, a gold lapel orna- ment, and to - the groomsman a gold tie set. After the. ceremony the wed- ding patty proceeded ',to Kincardine for lunch. That evening. Mr. and •Mrs. Lorne Frirrish entertained the wedding, patty and immediate - relatives at a fowl (lilirier; the table' being centred with the ,wedding' taild.. - Later the happy couple left on a trip to Niagara Fa Its. _ • HARVE3t`--4VERSTF'R ('oven Presbyterian church, nExeter. was the scene. of the marriage of V.,ei ne Mtira aret, daughter cif Mr. and Mrs. William Webster. of Exeter. to William Henry Harvey. son of Mr. and M'rs. Sidney Harvey, of Goderieh, on Saturday, Ailgast 9th. Rev. K. MacLean, of Exeter, performed the ceremony. The• organist was 'Miss -Norma Knight, of Exeter, and Miss Mary Easton, cousin of the brbge. sang "Because" and "I Love Yon Truly" Given in marriage, by her father, the bride wore a gown of white corded 'silk with net and a scalloped neckline and wore a finger-tip veil with a lace - flowered crown and carried dark red roses with white snapdragons and lark-, spur. The matron of honor, Mrs. Jack Gerney: causill of the bride, of Detroit, wore an orchid' gowns with a yellow ,nosegay. In her hair she, wore match- ing orchid flowers. The bridesmaids' were e{)irsins and a friend, of the bride. t ailsq• illoria Nott,, junior .bride ma1d, wore pink nylon with matching flowers, iu her hair and carried a White nose-, gay. MISS Caroline ' 'l elipta\r, mf', The- TYNDALL—WISE- Middleton's church, Goderieh town- ship, Was the scene of a pretty- wed - cling on Saturday, - afternoon. August 23, when. Harriet Fera, daughter of Mass Wise and •the late William Wise, became 'the bride of Lorne Elliott son \I r. and !Mrs. Roy allof Tyndall, Tyndall, Goderieh .township, Rev. L. Morgan, of Bayfield, perfornied the ceremony. The bride, given in mar- riage by tier brother, Mai Geo. Wise, was gowned in white satin- with net overdress and veil embroidered in silk motifs, headpiece of -flowers and •net,, And carried) red roses. She vvas at- tended by Miss Muriel Howden, of ,Chin - F,,,.. -ho "wore blue nylon, while the 4 RAYFIELIR.: 1PA'. FAULD, Seat. ° . Di' end Mrs. Robin- Winter and gar ily, - wino sheat the summer at their home in -the vii- lage, returned to Toro,, to" on Tuesday. Mr,s.'�,,iLulu l urt and daughter Mary Lou, vita) spent the summer with the foriner'r parents, Mr. and Mrs. h'rrd Baker, returned to Landon en Mondays Miss ..J$everley .York is _spending a few 'days this week in Toronto. Miss Jacqueline Parker and Messrs. Keith and Glen 1Pruss of London spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. J ;ack Parker. Rev. Mr. Troyer of Toronto -is the guest. of Rev. F.• G. Stotesbury at the parsonage this week. ' - Among those attending Toronto Ex- hibition this ,week .are Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner, Mrs. John Lindsay, jr., Mr. Leslie Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corfield, Mr. ap:.d,,'\firs. E. Hovey. Guests. at 'ty„ hion Hotel this week are: Mr. andsMrs, J. Stuart and daughter ' Carol of Sarni',;; ,3M:r: and Mrs. H. H. Ormond,_ Alan Ormond of Dearborn, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. David Ormond of Willow Run, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ormond., of Geneva, N.Y.; Misses Mary Lee Truitt, Phyllis llurcomb, Laurine Shaw and Janet (.lassley, Rugal Oak, Mich.; Mr. 'and Mn'.;S. C. Pike, Lund'on.; Dr. J. Hertz - bury, Mr. Leo Iiertzbury, London. It is rumored that, there was I i lfer- irg of blankets, cigarettes, cases of pop and ether articles from the Ritz Hotel during the disastrous tire and shortly afterwards. Death of Reginald W. Hodgins Professor .Lloyd Hudgins and Miss Mabel Hudgins were called to Toronto on Friday owing to the death, of their brother, Reginald W. Hudgins, which occurred that day at Toronto. Begin - hid .Walter Hudgins was the youngest son of the- late Rev. James Walter IMudgins, a, former rector of Trinity church, Bayfield, .and later of St. Thomas' church, Seaforth. He Was born at the rectory, Seaforth. He at- tended the Collegiate at Seaforth and later 'Trinity *College School,` Port Hope. On leaving school lie went with the Bank of Montreal, with whom he served until the outbreak of World War I. After his discharge from the array lio went to California, where he was for many years an .accouiktant at Santiago, Of recent years he had been an accountant with the Ontario Mutual Association - at Toronto. Unmarried, he is survived by two sisters, Miss Mabel I•Iudgins, of Toronto, and 'Mrs. Cameron MacNeil ,of •Cleveland, 'Ohio, and .,one brother,' Professor Lloyd - Hodgins, of Trinity College, Toronto. Rev. Canon H. 'D. F. Woodcock Con- ducted the funeral service at Toronto on. Sunday afternoon. Rev. Canon Lightbourne _read the committal at Avondale cemetery. Stratford, where the body was interred Monday after- noon. - o. d ASHFIELD -•- ASIIFIELD, Sept. 3. Among those who spent some days -iri Toronto at Jack were R. RA. .�E. eGrant, the• C. Johnston, Mindy MacDonald, Duncan and Robert Simpson,`'Bill Collinson; Bain MacLennan, Duncan Farrish and Duncan Allan. Mr. and Mts. C. Lavender of Detroit visited' With Mr. and Mrs.\\d.ill Mac- Donald over the week -end., ' Rev, Cyril O'Keefe of the 'Jesuit .Seminary, Toronto, visited on Tuesday matron of honor was - Miss Muriel Wise,. with. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con. of -Clinton, in pink net with net over- O'Keefe. • dress. The flower -girl wits Jeari Rath well, in pink -organdie With -sweet peas I • NORTH • ST. UNITED W.M.S. for her nosegay. Mrs. J. Middleton • The regular monthly meeting of the played the, wedding music and ac- W.M. S. of North street United vchurch companied her daughter, Miss June was held in the ehttrch`pa.rler onTtres Middleton, who sang "My •Hero." Mr. Kenneth Tyndall,. brother of the groom, day afternocys with a .good average was .the groomsman. The church was attendance. -The meeting, was • opened beautifully decorated in white and pink gladioli. The groom's gift to the bride was a silver tea service, to the flower -girl a locket, to the bridesmaid -a rose bowl, and .to the matron- of honor a pendant. A reception was held at the home of the bride's mother, Spruce Lawn Farm, Goderieh town- ship, the bride's mother receiving in grey nylon with : black accessories: .Guests were present from Toronto and Hamilton. Mr. and -Mrs. -Tyndall left later for a wedding trip to Huron, Ohio, the bride travelling in a green silk jersey, with black coat, hat and accessories. They will reside on the groom's farmin Goderieh tw'nship. REID—ME IKLE • The marriage' of Eva France's Meikle, Reg.N., daughter of Mr: and Mrs. William Meikle, Piccadilly street, London, •and William Wallace Reid, Son of Mr. and Mrs. James sR'eid, Godericli, took place on Thursday afternoon, August 2Stla, at the home of The bride's grandpa'ren'ts, Mr, and Mrs. A. I). McLean. Goderich ,who were also observing their fifty-second wed- ding anniversary. The ceremony took place before a lovely backgr•oun d . of pastel -shaded gla.ciioli and ferns, 'arid was performed by Rev: John Fleck, of larnw•ood Pres- byterian church. Loiddon. The wed- ding. music was played by Miss Eva Somerville. The 'wide, given in onier- riiage by her: father, looked lovely in a gaarceful floor -length gown of white crepe. fashioned with .tiR`ht-tllting� bodice with pipinnr and cape- sleeves and accordeon-plea ted , skirt..,, Her white straw half hat was fatinmed. with ostrich tips. and .she. carried a sheaf of white . gladioli with satin streamers. - The bridesmahi, Miss Ellen- Weedma rk, Reg.N., of Port Col- borne, was gowned iii pink muslin', with matching- hat. She carried • a Colonial bouquet of Sweetheart rest's and blue cornflowers. Mr. Robert Reid - of Goderieh, • brother of the groom, 'was best man. / At the reception which' followed, Mrs. Meikle, mother of the bride. was becomingly gowned iu torquoise blue and white sheer With corsage of pink ostrich and roses. 'Irs. Reid wore grey With navy blue accessories anti. 'corsage of pink roses. The bride's table was covered with a beautiful lace cloth, the work of the bride's grandmother. Mrs. McLean, and was centred with a silver basket of, roses, candelabra and' tile' 'three -tiered wedding cake. - For a trip by plane to Ottawa, the bride wore a beige gabardine suit, with brown accessories, and corsage of Satiation pink roses. On, their return, .the young couple will trailde in Tor- onto, where the groom *ill Continue his course at the Unitrersity of. Toronto. Guests e;ore nre 'At e coda. Sarnia, Toronto, 1Loladbn, Port t lbtfrne, Seaa- forth,:lora, :,Ritchetier and Goderieh. vv i t by. J. h the singing of a hymn, followed Prayer by the president: Mrs. B. Howard, wild, presided , Over the was mad business period. Mention E of the passing .of two valued members; in the persons of Mrs. J. E. Toni, who w•as ninety-six years of age and who had been honorary president of the North street W:M.S.. ever since church union, and Mrs. T. R. Wallis, who was a life nierriber and in very faithful worker in the Society. ' The cor- responding secretary was asked lo -send letters ad. synipathy to .both, families. Plans were tinder discussion for the 'work of the fall meetings, Also .for oh-. twining a special speaker for the thank - offering meeting to be held on October 7th. Mrs. Mary PhilJips, .3rd vice- president, took charrge of the devotion- al period. Mrs:, Fulford read the Scripture lessors, which was followed by prayer by Mrs. P. J: ('antelon. The - program, which was especially inter- esting, was entitled "Nations (yet To- gether," and dealt with the•responsibil- ity of each individual and Organization in he=lping ` to promote world' peace. Responsive readings were given by Mrs. Phillips and Mrs, - IIowai'rd. Mrs. 'llo}ward read a preamble to the charter of ,the United Nations. Mrs. Phillips gave an instructive talk and an inter- esting paper on "Peace and War" was given by Mrs. J. McTavish. The meet 'Ing was closed -with prayer by Mrs. .I'iaillips. - For Portraits of Distinction.. ,See HEN ERSON ! $ 'STUD1'Q'T' THE SQUARE GODERICH Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Truman Stewart of fort- Colborne were visitors with 'reLa- tivesrela- tives ,.here over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs: Ernest Pritchard of Toronto visited friends' in town and vicinity over the, week -end. Miss Eliza><peth Hewson of Toronto was, the • quest of the Misses Strang overthe- wee k -end._ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McIntosh of Chicago were guests' over Laboe-Day with Mrs. W. C. Patton. , Barry Doak,, 'South street, who spent a week at the Toronto Exhibition, re- turned home on Wednesday: Mr. and Mrs. F. Drinkwalter are in Windsor this week visiting their son Gordon and Mrs. llrinkwaiter. • Mr: and Mrs. Don Wiggins of Lon- don were •week -end • guests with Don's mother, Mrs. J. Wiggins Mr.. and Mrs,. James Vidc'an of De- troit. visited relatives ru(oderich this • week. - Mrs...G. A. moor and Mr; and Mrs. B. W. Hunter of Detroit are. visiting Mr. and Mrs. John.S. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs.- C. 13. Nairn -of Dear- born,,,Mic•h., have returned home after spending -a month, at the Hays cottage. Miss Mary, Lacey has returned from a plead ant week spent at Detroit with, her brother. Edward .and Mrs. Lacey. .Mr. and Mrs. • W.,, H, .Bryans of London spent a few days the past week with Mrs. Bryans' mother, Mrs. Thos. Dickson. Miss. Mary . Campbell, of the staff of the Royal' 'Ontario Mu`euni in •Tor- onto. -was the guest , of Miss Ann Wurteie over -the Labor I)ay week -end. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Taylor and live children. "of •Eden Grove, spent Sunday with Mrs. Taylor's. grand- parents, Mr. and ars. Birnie, and other riends. • Miss Ruth Patton, Reg.N.; of the' staff of the.'Ontario •Hospital at St. Thomas, enjoyed the week -end with her mother, Mrs.' W. C. Patton. Miss Jean Good has returned :home after spending a pleasant- week's holi- days' at Dearborn. Mich.,' the guest of Mr. and, Mrs. John .Webb. 'Ernest ('raigie • and Leo Karlin, of. Buffalo;• spent the holiday week -end in Goderich, the guests of Mr. and -Mrs. J. W. ('raigie at Craigie Rooke Cot- tage M • nd • r. aMrs. Jam(+s E. Atit'll and .Tack Abell, of Toronto, spent their holidays With Their mother, Mrs. Wil- liam Abell: 'Elgin ave. M)•. and Mrs. A. Schetalcer of Chicago,- Ill., while renewing. Mil friendships here were guests over the week -end at the Bedford hotel. • Flt. -Sgt: Arthur Keays and Mrs' Keays and baby, Katherine Ruth; have• returned to Barrie after spending their holidays with Mrs. Cfrwen, • Arthur street. Mr. And Mrs: Harry Tufford and two . children. Alan and Donald,. of T"dronto, spent the week end here and • visited Mr. Tufford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Huron Tufford. • Miss Maud Howell has returned to. Exeter to resume her position on the school staff there after spending the vacation with her parents., Mr..• and Mrs. M. W..HoWell. - Mrs. S. Arthur of Toronto 'called over the week -card to see her uncle, Mr. Wnt. Birnie, who has not been in the best of health, but has improved this • last week, we are ' glad to say. • . ' tb•Keith Hopkinson and Jack Schroder of lederic•h, accompanied by three t i R.C..A,I . officers from Aylmer, • Ont., ' i . flew to Cleveland, Ohio, on Labor. o Day r n Cleveland -air races. and attendedd-the d Mrs. D. S. McHathe and daughters, Anne sand Elizabeth, have returned to their home on Vancouver Island after -a three weeks' visit with Mrs. Mc- Hathe's mother, Mrs. C. A. Nairn. . Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Blair. -had for their guests at the week -end Mr. and Mrs.- Willard Wise and -- two young sons, of -Sault Ste. Marie,. Mick, and Mr. r, jird Mrs. Bert Wise,from Clinton. t •Mist Shirley Williams of Farming- , ton. .Conn., and Mr. ,and Mrs. Bruce Williams, of Greenville. S.C,. have been • visiting their grandmother,, Mrs. George Williams, St. _b'incent street: • Mr. amid Mrs. Lotl"liutton and son Paul, of Wingham, visited ,.Mrs. Hut - ton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vin- cent. Albert street, 'for a couple of days this week. s.„ Mrs. ,•. - Mrs. Mary -Wiederhold and Mr. and Mrs. Wiederhold, and daugh- r Shirley, of Detroit, were guests over the Week -end • With Miss Agnes Flick and other relatives. _ - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bridle and children, Christine and Teddie, re- turned Tuesday night. after spending -a pleasant holiday week -end with 6 . friends at Lindsay. - 'Visiting at the home of Mrs. D. • 3. Patterson, St. Patrick's street, are Mrs. (Gwendolyn LePointe and her son Robert. 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She remained service work till SheT,moved to Montreal niece. 1Bht she last spring, telling always liked the she wanted to spend She is survived ' four nieces, O. McGillicuddy and Westervelt, all TO SERVICE W• 1. R$, one the held Cas- cen- and • in the the Ben ar- of al - was - of a had that and W: 3p. ---The funeral Mary Cassady, first social serviee Wednesday -1u Honie, was H. Rogers, Limited, afternoon. Miss in welfare work more than half a conducted by, Rev. of the .British assisted by Rev. of the Gospel Taber- is being° made Toronto, today. who. was one df Children's Aid work social work in Gode- and carats to year ago. She went to study Judge shortly after her . OttaWat"-fire a tremendous amount. and seemed to be where the need, -interested member She was a lifelong British and Foreign ' in Brant Minty stork, a daugh- James and Caroline active in social a few years ago. when to live with retttrlted to Ottawa relatives 'she capital :,o Much her pat (lays here. by one nephew FL b'MeGillIcuddy,` Jane Mf a, Jane Carrie of Galt, ()nt., Mrs. WHY W RY? . • when you can get the best• in fire, auto or general insuranne from .':. t ,R. T. ,HILPATRICH ' R:R. -7, LLtOHNOW • ' Phone 77t 2, • Dr,�ngannon AUDURINT AU1E UHN., 8elit. 2.- 1>ir.. and Mrs. D. Munro agent . the' week -and in Dante. Mr. Mr. ant + rs.' Gorton Wall and son vid, of 'tangside, anent Sunday with he latter's rant/ter, Mrs. John Arthur. Mrs. Alfred Rollinson Is l ' Toronto isiting her daughter, Mitis Isobel. ollinson. Visitors with Mrs. Fred ' Ross. and )<9onald on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. ID. F. McNair and daughter Margaret, f Montreal; Mrs. Warta. Hart, of Tor - to, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mi Naln, f Amberly. Mr. and Mrs. Gormley Thompson and ubby, of Brampton and Mr. and Mrs. ert Marsh, of St. "Peterstaurg, spent he week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Herb` Zogridge. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur and son Olin and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson 01 Nile spent the week -end at Graven- urst and other Muskoka points. , Murray Rollinson of Wingham was week -end visitor at his home here. Mr. Joseph Washington is a patient u a London hospital, Where he under- went a;i- operation. Mrs. John McLeod is yisiting her aughter, Mrs. .G.. Smith, and Mr. with, Milverton. Miss Betty Stokes, who spent the ummer with her„uncl'e and -aunt, Mi: lid MI's.,. W. Vesterfelt, has returned her home .at Ottawa. _ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Killuiigli. from ear London, spent the week -end with lrs. Albert King, Marlssi fiillungh,. IA had 'beep visiting her grand - other, returned home with them. Mr. Wm. Malts of London spent the NI with' his wife at the home f' Mrs. Thos. Doyle. Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Craig of Sarnia ere week -end visitors with the uruler's parents, Mi'. and Mrs. Jas. rats Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dobie and fum- y spent the week -end with friends at Wingham. Mr. Robt. J. Scott left last week for he West, where he will assist with the la rvest. Miss Mary Munro, R,N„ has returned o Toronto to resume her.duties as rublic health nurse, after holidaying it the home,, of her parents, Mr. and ,Its. R. D. Munro. Mrs, Thos. McNall and .Wellington spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McNall, Galt. , - l1rs. Melvin Craig and baby daugh- er have returned, home from Wingham hospita L 1 9 WV, 'GO ERIC !iigust LO ENZ. MavLL AN .. The R.A.V. chapel, Clinton, was the setting for a ceremony 9n Friday even- ing, A,ugus� 2, when Padre Coyne united in marriage- Margaret Atelle MacLean, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Frederick • MacLean of W'inghare, to LAC. 'John L. Lorenz, son "of, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lorenz of St.- Walburg, 4 . Ar4 A&ST l. o a troA ire yellow net trimmed 'with satin with yellow d'*eks In boa hair and c�n`icried a blue nosegay. . Mrs. Maxine La ()tat, last' bridesmaid, was dressed, in flowered White satin with white dowers in her hair and carried a pint nosegay. The groomsman was Donald Webster, brother of the bride,' and the ushers were Donald 'Easton, Sash. The bride was gowned in a blue I 1 xeter ; George Webster, Detroit, anti haze ,crepe dress with black accessories George Hildebrandt, Seaforth, .cousins' ti and wore a corsage of red. roses. She ly,as attended 'by Miss obena . Grant gowned in dusty pink` with brown accessories and wearing a corsage of cream roses. The groom was at- tended by LAC. Eugene Gasselle. :Later the bridal -couple left for a motor trip to Loudon and -other points. On their return they will reside in Goderich. WORSELL--CRAIG .1 quiet but pretty wedding took place at Victoria street United church parsouage On Saturday evening, August. 30th,- when Rev. L. H. Turner united in marriage l.lzt B. Craig, second daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs., Wm. J. Craig, Auburn, and Harry •E: Worsell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carltou Worsell, Gode- rich. The bride looked charming in a street -length dress of sapphire blue crepe with matching accessories. Her corsage was of pink delight ruses and blue lily of the Nile. Her only orna- ment wt's a gold bracelet, the gift of the groom. Mrs. Geo, L. Wilkin, sister of the bride, was her only. attendant, wearing a street -length dress of navy blue crepe with* navy and White ac- cessories. Her corsage was red roses and carnations. Mr. Geo. L. Wilkin was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Worsen left immediately •un a motor trip to Kitchener, Toronto, and Michigan. On their return they will reside in Gude- rich. - GOURTNEY—O'CONNOR On Saturday morning, August 30th, at St. Joseph's church, Kingsbridge, the marriage ,of Marcella Theresa O'Connor, .. R.N., and Leo Joseph Courtney was solemnized. Rev. Michael J. Dalton; of Windsor, per; formed the ceremony. The bride, formerly of the staff of Westminster' Hospital, -London, • is the daughter of Mrs. M. J. O'Connor and the late.. Michael J. O'Connor„,_ of._ Kingsbridge. The groom is the sort' of Mrs. Joseph' Courtney and' the late Joseph Court- ney, also of Kingsbridge. Given in Marriage by her brother John, the bride wase beautiful in a white marquisette gown, fashioned with a 'tight bodice, and a bouffant skirt. Her long veil was caught with a Joliet cap, and -she carried' an arm -bouquet of white rosebuds. Her attendants, Miss Grace Courtney, of, Detroit, sister of the groom, and Miss Mary Kinahan, of London, a niece' of the bride, wore gowns of aqua marquisette,.�fashioned on the same lines as the bride's gown. 'Yliey carried^ gladioli in pastel shades. Norman O'Connor, a brother, was .best man, and the ushers v`;,ere Fred Court- neyPeter Murray, n v and e e c v • • s, served A wedding breakfast vva at the Maitland -Golf Club: Goderich, and was_ followed by an afternoon re- ception at the O'Connor home. Many local and out-of-town guests were pre- sent. After a• wedding trip'”, to -the Muskoka Lakes Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney will make their home in Kingsbridge. Mr. Victor Yungblut, who suffered a fractured limb when 'he fell sometime ago, was taken to a hospital, at Weston ori Tuesday. / Visitors with Mr. and Ma`s. John F:. Yungblut were Mr. Peri ,,"'ungblut, Douglas and Barry, Mr. and' Mrs. Carl Yungblut and family, of 1.'ami1ton. Miss Lila Yungblut, 2.N., of the Staff' of Goderieh hospital, is holiday - ng at her home here.; • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Q'raig and. daugh- er Betty attended yhe Exhibition at Toronto over the week -end. The Travelling i ibrary.-The Huron is on s mobile r Assoc ti Library of t I C 'oursty Y library—; new i streamlined . Interna tional truck" fitted with shelves—called at Auburn or} Tuesday and left 100. books (50 fiction, `25 non-fiction and 5 • juvenile;)': Mr. Angus Mowat,- in- spector, of /libraries, travelled With the truck today and expresed' satisfaction a it. the progress the Auburn library is makin . . He also congratulated • the tom ttee on the decorating which is bein -done. • M.S. Meeting. -The W.M.S. of Knox United church met in the Sunday on v with • .Mrs. Tuesday, cls room a yt� uol h Fred Toll in charge of the devotional period. After the singing of a hymn. Mrs. Tolls led in prayer. Mrs. Earl Wightman took charge for the pro- gram. She expressed the wish that as many as possible will attend the sec- tional meeting of the Presbyterial to be held at Goderich in October. It was decided fo lloTd a bazaar and .sale -of homemade baking in November. The cripture was read by Mrs. Wightman ,and, prayer was offered by Mrs. Jas. Roberton. The heralds. responded- Mrs. • E. Patterson son. Christian stewardship and F:Ima Match on India. A duet was rendered by Mrs. W. J. Craig and Mrs. S. McClinehey, accom- panied by Mrs. D. Fowler. The topic from the last chapter of the study book on India was taken by. Mrs. C. M. Straughau. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer by Mrs. Wightman.- . ightman:. Teachers and Pupils.—The following teachers have .returned to their duties: Miss Vivian St*ratighan fo Manor Park, near London; Margaret Jackson to Toronto, Miss ..Mae Redmond to Windsor, Donald Ross to Galt, and. Ellis Little -to No. 5, Hullett (Auburn). Miss Emma Robertson, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robertson, Is teaching at Nile school. Miss Mildred' Westlake., Bayfield, tris the new teacher at S.S. No. 9, Hullett (Base line). Mrs. Aubrey Toll returned to .5.5. No. 16, East . Wawanosh. Miss Ramona Baer, Benmiller, takes lip duties at No. 3, ,.Colborne. Mrs. Stewart Plunkett returns to Prosperity school. Miss :Moffatt, TeesWater, takes up duties Sit Westfield' school and. Miss 'Ju,ne Marsh at •Londesboro. Eight new puliils be- gatl,, sccool at, •A'ubnrn on Tuesday. Foist "a're beginners : Judith Grange, Shirley Turner, Gerald. Dobie • and Jackie Wright. The other four. Barry and Douglas Yungblut. •Ruth and Sid- ney Hewitt, are newcomers to the cOm- tnunity.• • CHURCH,• NOTES Tinton church,.. Goderich township, will celebrate the ;evenly-sccnnd an- niversary of its founding on Sunday, September 213, . when the gtfest preacher will be Rev. -Harold Snell. B.A.,. of James street United church, Exeter. Saltford Sunday school will reopen for the fall season the first Sunday in (October. W. 'Carey. ,of Cincinnati. 0., and Mfs. L. S. Foster, of Montreal. • Miss Cassady• will be 'remembered in Goderieh as the sister of •the late Mrs. D.. McGillicuddy. 'the'Pasaads" family were residents of Auburn. THE :..CPH0 TE ER DICK L� 15o. 567W Estimates Tree z'uOfl „• o Obligations! , FOR SERVICE AIM G'U ARAN ED 'WORD Pi of . the bride. Mrs. Webster wore a flowered silk jersey•. dress with ar tan. 'veiled hat and corsage of white roses and gladioli. Mrs. Harvey -wore a ,figured silk dress with tan hat and corsage of pink roses and gladioli. A reception was held in the basement' of the church for the friends and guests., The couple left for, a trip to Goderieh, Southampton and Owen S.oand, On their return they will reside in Exeter. Guests from out of town were from Southampton, Goderieh, Clinton, Sea - forth, Stratford, Egmoiidville, Detroit and Ferndale, Mich. ' • - • LEDDY—MILES - A pretty wedding took place in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic church, ()shawls on Saturday morning, August 30, when Jean ;Bose Miles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mile" of Oshawa, became the bride of Clifford of Jtr andMrs. Augustine Leddy, sou Joseph '.eddy of .St. Augustine. The ceremony was celebrated by Rev. :.Father McCormick. The wedding rntlsic was played 1Iy Mrs. Brain. The bride, gii�ttu in -marriage by her uncle, wore a floor -length dress of Pre&ious blue nylon over taffeta with white brocade flowers, "V" neckline and matching fingertip veil. - She carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses with white streamers. As bridesmaid Clara Leddy, sister of, the groom, was gowned • in a floor -length gown of pink' net over taffeta, with lace bodice, .and matching i`eil. She carried a bouquet of yellow .gladioli. The gtoom was attended by his brother Earl, of Toronto. ' After the ceremony, .the bridal party motored to Brooklin,'-where a reception and dinner was held at the Brookliu• Hotel. Mrs. Sopley,, receiving for the bride, wore a flowered silk jersey dress with white accessories and cor- sage of sweet pens: • The groom's mother assisted in a sapphire blue 1 dress 'with grey and goit�l' accessories, and •corsage of pink' carnations. Oqt-of-town guests were from Tor- onto, Goderich, .St. Augustine, Pem- broke and Brooklin: For travelling the 'bride donned • a two-piece dress of black and white check, with silver and black accessories 'and corsage of red roses. On their return they will make their home in Oshawa. HOLMES—FITZPATRICK In ,S lcred Heart church. St. Augus- tine, on Saturday, August 16th, the marriage was solemnized of Mildred Louise,daughter bier of Mrs. 'Fitzpatrick of Wingham and'tire late Maurice Fitz- patrick, and Russell Wade Holmes, eldest sou of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Holmes. The chstrc•h was beautifully decorated with larkspur and .snap- dragohs. Rev. Father Phelan per- formed the ceremony, with Mrs. Drew playing the wedding music. The bride was gowned' in 'a white nylon -dress made on 'princess lines with inserts of lace. >aIer finger-tip veil was of match- ing- lace and' she carried red roses. Miss Theresa Fitzpatrick, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid wore light blue crepe With navy trim;" navy bonnet style hat with pink ostrich feathers, and her flowers were pink roses. Mr. Gordon Leddy ofAuburn was. best man. A wedding dinner for the bridal party and Rev. Father Phelan was served at the' Bedford Hotel. Goderich. FARRi<SH—COURTNEY • A quiet wedding took place at the Ashfield Presbyterian manse on Thurs- day, August 25th, when Mary Mabel, daughter of Mr. • doe. Courtney and the late , Mrs. Courtney of Ashfield, became- tie bride of 'John Andrew, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fat-, risk, - also of Ashfield. Rev.- I)r. W. RI oad Officiated. The pretty young br whr of w e was attired in -a grey suit •with accessories and wore a corsage ie gardenias. Miss Velma Macs Donald of lin•tail acted as bridesmaid and wore 'a blue 'suit w°.ith white iic- ces:ior•ies and White gardenia corsage. Mr. George • Farrish, • brotherof.. the groom, was -best man. __The groom's gift:' to the bride was n string of pearls, to the bridesmaid, a gold lapel orna- ment, and to - the groomsman a gold tie set. After the. ceremony the wed- ding patty proceeded ',to Kincardine for lunch. That evening. Mr. and •Mrs. Lorne Frirrish entertained the wedding, patty and immediate - relatives at a fowl (lilirier; the table' being centred with the ,wedding' taild.. - Later the happy couple left on a trip to Niagara Fa Its. _ • HARVE3t`--4VERSTF'R ('oven Presbyterian church, nExeter. was the scene. of the marriage of V.,ei ne Mtira aret, daughter cif Mr. and Mrs. William Webster. of Exeter. to William Henry Harvey. son of Mr. and M'rs. Sidney Harvey, of Goderieh, on Saturday, Ailgast 9th. Rev. K. MacLean, of Exeter, performed the ceremony. The• organist was 'Miss -Norma Knight, of Exeter, and Miss Mary Easton, cousin of the brbge. sang "Because" and "I Love Yon Truly" Given in marriage, by her father, the bride wore a gown of white corded 'silk with net and a scalloped neckline and wore a finger-tip veil with a lace - flowered crown and carried dark red roses with white snapdragons and lark-, spur. The matron of honor, Mrs. Jack Gerney: causill of the bride, of Detroit, wore an orchid' gowns with a yellow ,nosegay. In her hair she, wore match- ing orchid flowers. The bridesmaids' were e{)irsins and a friend, of the bride. t ailsq• illoria Nott,, junior .bride ma1d, wore pink nylon with matching flowers, iu her hair and carried a White nose-, gay. MISS Caroline ' 'l elipta\r, mf', The- TYNDALL—WISE- Middleton's church, Goderieh town- ship, Was the scene of a pretty- wed - cling on Saturday, - afternoon. August 23, when. Harriet Fera, daughter of Mass Wise and •the late William Wise, became 'the bride of Lorne Elliott son \I r. and !Mrs. Roy allof Tyndall, Tyndall, Goderieh .township, Rev. L. Morgan, of Bayfield, perfornied the ceremony. The bride, given in mar- riage by tier brother, Mai Geo. Wise, was gowned in white satin- with net overdress and veil embroidered in silk motifs, headpiece of -flowers and •net,, And carried) red roses. She vvas at- tended by Miss Muriel Howden, of ,Chin - F,,,.. -ho "wore blue nylon, while the 4 RAYFIELIR.: 1PA'. FAULD, Seat. ° . Di' end Mrs. Robin- Winter and gar ily, - wino sheat the summer at their home in -the vii- lage, returned to Toro,, to" on Tuesday. Mr,s.'�,,iLulu l urt and daughter Mary Lou, vita) spent the summer with the foriner'r parents, Mr. and Mrs. h'rrd Baker, returned to Landon en Mondays Miss ..J$everley .York is _spending a few 'days this week in Toronto. Miss Jacqueline Parker and Messrs. Keith and Glen 1Pruss of London spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. J ;ack Parker. Rev. Mr. Troyer of Toronto -is the guest. of Rev. F.• G. Stotesbury at the parsonage this week. ' - Among those attending Toronto Ex- hibition this ,week .are Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner, Mrs. John Lindsay, jr., Mr. Leslie Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corfield, Mr. ap:.d,,'\firs. E. Hovey. Guests. at 'ty„ hion Hotel this week are: Mr. andsMrs, J. Stuart and daughter ' Carol of Sarni',;; ,3M:r: and Mrs. H. H. Ormond,_ Alan Ormond of Dearborn, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. David Ormond of Willow Run, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ormond., of Geneva, N.Y.; Misses Mary Lee Truitt, Phyllis llurcomb, Laurine Shaw and Janet (.lassley, Rugal Oak, Mich.; Mr. 'and Mn'.;S. C. Pike, Lund'on.; Dr. J. Hertz - bury, Mr. Leo Iiertzbury, London. It is rumored that, there was I i lfer- irg of blankets, cigarettes, cases of pop and ether articles from the Ritz Hotel during the disastrous tire and shortly afterwards. Death of Reginald W. Hodgins Professor .Lloyd Hudgins and Miss Mabel Hudgins were called to Toronto on Friday owing to the death, of their brother, Reginald W. Hudgins, which occurred that day at Toronto. Begin - hid .Walter Hudgins was the youngest son of the- late Rev. James Walter IMudgins, a, former rector of Trinity church, Bayfield, .and later of St. Thomas' church, Seaforth. He Was born at the rectory, Seaforth. He at- tended the Collegiate at Seaforth and later 'Trinity *College School,` Port Hope. On leaving school lie went with the Bank of Montreal, with whom he served until the outbreak of World War I. After his discharge from the array lio went to California, where he was for many years an .accouiktant at Santiago, Of recent years he had been an accountant with the Ontario Mutual Association - at Toronto. Unmarried, he is survived by two sisters, Miss Mabel I•Iudgins, of Toronto, and 'Mrs. Cameron MacNeil ,of •Cleveland, 'Ohio, and .,one brother,' Professor Lloyd - Hodgins, of Trinity College, Toronto. Rev. Canon H. 'D. F. Woodcock Con- ducted the funeral service at Toronto on. Sunday afternoon. Rev. Canon Lightbourne _read the committal at Avondale cemetery. Stratford, where the body was interred Monday after- noon. - o. d ASHFIELD -•- ASIIFIELD, Sept. 3. Among those who spent some days -iri Toronto at Jack were R. RA. .�E. eGrant, the• C. Johnston, Mindy MacDonald, Duncan and Robert Simpson,`'Bill Collinson; Bain MacLennan, Duncan Farrish and Duncan Allan. Mr. and Mts. C. Lavender of Detroit visited' With Mr. and Mrs.\\d.ill Mac- Donald over the week -end., ' Rev, Cyril O'Keefe of the 'Jesuit .Seminary, Toronto, visited on Tuesday matron of honor was - Miss Muriel Wise,. with. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con. of -Clinton, in pink net with net over- O'Keefe. • dress. The flower -girl wits Jeari Rath well, in pink -organdie With -sweet peas I • NORTH • ST. UNITED W.M.S. for her nosegay. Mrs. J. Middleton • The regular monthly meeting of the played the, wedding music and ac- W.M. S. of North street United vchurch companied her daughter, Miss June was held in the ehttrch`pa.rler onTtres Middleton, who sang "My •Hero." Mr. Kenneth Tyndall,. brother of the groom, day afternocys with a .good average was .the groomsman. The church was attendance. -The meeting, was • opened beautifully decorated in white and pink gladioli. The groom's gift to the bride was a silver tea service, to the flower -girl a locket, to the bridesmaid -a rose bowl, and .to the matron- of honor a pendant. A reception was held at the home of the bride's mother, Spruce Lawn Farm, Goderieh town- ship, the bride's mother receiving in grey nylon with : black accessories: .Guests were present from Toronto and Hamilton. Mr. and -Mrs. -Tyndall left later for a wedding trip to Huron, Ohio, the bride travelling in a green silk jersey, with black coat, hat and accessories. They will reside on the groom's farmin Goderieh tw'nship. REID—ME IKLE • The marriage' of Eva France's Meikle, Reg.N., daughter of Mr: and Mrs. William Meikle, Piccadilly street, London, •and William Wallace Reid, Son of Mr. and Mrs. James sR'eid, Godericli, took place on Thursday afternoon, August 2Stla, at the home of The bride's grandpa'ren'ts, Mr, and Mrs. A. I). McLean. Goderich ,who were also observing their fifty-second wed- ding anniversary. The ceremony took place before a lovely backgr•oun d . of pastel -shaded gla.ciioli and ferns, 'arid was performed by Rev: John Fleck, of larnw•ood Pres- byterian church. Loiddon. The wed- ding. music was played by Miss Eva Somerville. The 'wide, given in onier- riiage by her: father, looked lovely in a gaarceful floor -length gown of white crepe. fashioned with .tiR`ht-tllting� bodice with pipinnr and cape- sleeves and accordeon-plea ted , skirt..,, Her white straw half hat was fatinmed. with ostrich tips. and .she. carried a sheaf of white . gladioli with satin streamers. - The bridesmahi, Miss Ellen- Weedma rk, Reg.N., of Port Col- borne, was gowned iii pink muslin', with matching- hat. She carried • a Colonial bouquet of Sweetheart rest's and blue cornflowers. Mr. Robert Reid - of Goderieh, • brother of the groom, 'was best man. / At the reception which' followed, Mrs. Meikle, mother of the bride. was becomingly gowned iu torquoise blue and white sheer With corsage of pink ostrich and roses. 'Irs. Reid wore grey With navy blue accessories anti. 'corsage of pink roses. The bride's table was covered with a beautiful lace cloth, the work of the bride's grandmother. Mrs. McLean, and was centred with a silver basket of, roses, candelabra and' tile' 'three -tiered wedding cake. - For a trip by plane to Ottawa, the bride wore a beige gabardine suit, with brown accessories, and corsage of Satiation pink roses. On, their return, .the young couple will trailde in Tor- onto, where the groom *ill Continue his course at the Unitrersity of. Toronto. Guests e;ore nre 'At e coda. Sarnia, Toronto, 1Loladbn, Port t lbtfrne, Seaa- forth,:lora, :,Ritchetier and Goderieh. vv i t by. J. h the singing of a hymn, followed Prayer by the president: Mrs. B. Howard, wild, presided , Over the was mad business period. Mention E of the passing .of two valued members; in the persons of Mrs. J. E. Toni, who w•as ninety-six years of age and who had been honorary president of the North street W:M.S.. ever since church union, and Mrs. T. R. Wallis, who was a life nierriber and in very faithful worker in the Society. ' The cor- responding secretary was asked lo -send letters ad. synipathy to .both, families. Plans were tinder discussion for the 'work of the fall meetings, Also .for oh-. twining a special speaker for the thank - offering meeting to be held on October 7th. Mrs. Mary PhilJips, .3rd vice- president, took charrge of the devotion- al period. Mrs:, Fulford read the Scripture lessors, which was followed by prayer by Mrs. P. J: ('antelon. The - program, which was especially inter- esting, was entitled "Nations (yet To- gether," and dealt with the•responsibil- ity of each individual and Organization in he=lping ` to promote world' peace. Responsive readings were given by Mrs. Phillips and Mrs, - IIowai'rd. Mrs. 'llo}ward read a preamble to the charter of ,the United Nations. Mrs. Phillips gave an instructive talk and an inter- esting paper on "Peace and War" was given by Mrs. J. McTavish. The meet 'Ing was closed -with prayer by Mrs. .I'iaillips. - For Portraits of Distinction.. ,See HEN ERSON ! $ 'STUD1'Q'T' THE SQUARE GODERICH Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Truman Stewart of fort- Colborne were visitors with 'reLa- tivesrela- tives ,.here over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs: Ernest Pritchard of Toronto visited friends' in town and vicinity over the, week -end. Miss Eliza><peth Hewson of Toronto was, the • quest of the Misses Strang overthe- wee k -end._ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McIntosh of Chicago were guests' over Laboe-Day with Mrs. W. C. Patton. , Barry Doak,, 'South street, who spent a week at the Toronto Exhibition, re- turned home on Wednesday: Mr. and Mrs. F. Drinkwalter are in Windsor this week visiting their son Gordon and Mrs. llrinkwaiter. • Mr: and Mrs. Don Wiggins of Lon- don were •week -end • guests with Don's mother, Mrs. J. Wiggins Mr.. and Mrs,. James Vidc'an of De- troit. visited relatives ru(oderich this • week. - Mrs...G. A. moor and Mr; and Mrs. B. W. Hunter of Detroit are. visiting Mr. and Mrs. John.S. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs.- C. 13. Nairn -of Dear- born,,,Mic•h., have returned home after spending -a month, at the Hays cottage. Miss Mary, Lacey has returned from a plead ant week spent at Detroit with, her brother. Edward .and Mrs. Lacey. .Mr. and Mrs. • W.,, H, .Bryans of London spent a few days the past week with Mrs. Bryans' mother, Mrs. Thos. Dickson. Miss. Mary . Campbell, of the staff of the Royal' 'Ontario Mu`euni in •Tor- onto. -was the guest , of Miss Ann Wurteie over -the Labor I)ay week -end. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Taylor and live children. "of •Eden Grove, spent Sunday with Mrs. Taylor's. grand- parents, Mr. and ars. Birnie, and other riends. • Miss Ruth Patton, Reg.N.; of the' staff of the.'Ontario •Hospital at St. Thomas, enjoyed the week -end with her mother, Mrs.' W. C. Patton. Miss Jean Good has returned :home after spending a pleasant- week's holi- days' at Dearborn. Mich.,' the guest of Mr. and, Mrs. John .Webb. 'Ernest ('raigie • and Leo Karlin, of. Buffalo;• spent the holiday week -end in Goderich, the guests of Mr. and -Mrs. J. W. ('raigie at Craigie Rooke Cot- tage M • nd • r. aMrs. Jam(+s E. Atit'll and .Tack Abell, of Toronto, spent their holidays With Their mother, Mrs. Wil- liam Abell: 'Elgin ave. M)•. and Mrs. A. Schetalcer of Chicago,- Ill., while renewing. Mil friendships here were guests over the week -end at the Bedford hotel. • Flt. -Sgt: Arthur Keays and Mrs' Keays and baby, Katherine Ruth; have• returned to Barrie after spending their holidays with Mrs. Cfrwen, • Arthur street. Mr. And Mrs: Harry Tufford and two . children. Alan and Donald,. of T"dronto, spent the week end here and • visited Mr. Tufford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Huron Tufford. • Miss Maud Howell has returned to. Exeter to resume her position on the school staff there after spending the vacation with her parents., Mr..• and Mrs. M. W..HoWell. - Mrs. S. Arthur of Toronto 'called over the week -card to see her uncle, Mr. Wnt. Birnie, who has not been in the best of health, but has improved this • last week, we are ' glad to say. • . ' tb•Keith Hopkinson and Jack Schroder of lederic•h, accompanied by three t i R.C..A,I . officers from Aylmer, • Ont., ' i . flew to Cleveland, Ohio, on Labor. o Day r n Cleveland -air races. and attendedd-the d Mrs. D. S. McHathe and daughters, Anne sand Elizabeth, have returned to their home on Vancouver Island after -a three weeks' visit with Mrs. Mc- Hathe's mother, Mrs. C. A. Nairn. . Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Blair. -had for their guests at the week -end Mr. and Mrs.- Willard Wise and -- two young sons, of -Sault Ste. Marie,. Mick, and Mr. r, jird Mrs. Bert Wise,from Clinton. t •Mist Shirley Williams of Farming- , ton. .Conn., and Mr. ,and Mrs. Bruce Williams, of Greenville. S.C,. have been • visiting their grandmother,, Mrs. George Williams, St. _b'incent street: • Mr. amid Mrs. Lotl"liutton and son Paul, of Wingham, visited ,.Mrs. Hut - ton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vin- cent. Albert street, 'for a couple of days this week. s.„ Mrs. ,•. - Mrs. Mary -Wiederhold and Mr. and Mrs. Wiederhold, and daugh- r Shirley, of Detroit, were guests over the Week -end • With Miss Agnes Flick and other relatives. _ - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bridle and children, Christine and Teddie, re- turned Tuesday night. after spending -a pleasant holiday week -end with 6 . friends at Lindsay. - 'Visiting at the home of Mrs. D. • 3. Patterson, St. Patrick's street, are Mrs. (Gwendolyn LePointe and her son Robert. Mr. Edward Zakon of Windsor and bliss Sally Videan of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. •.lames ('raigie and son Oswat•hl, his wife arrd family, , of Buffalo. N.Y.. spent the week -end an Goderieh, the guests of Mrs. William Abell, Elgin ave. Mrs. E. C. White and children, Peter and Elizabeth halve returned to Tor- onto after spending the -mouth, of August with Mrs: Wm. Abell, Elgin a VV. MOTHERS ! Come in and see.. our 'NEW FALL CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN l.} ^aq �" v