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Scorn with JO ALDWINCKLE WOMEN'S EDITOR anon DIAL 3-2235 § THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, April 24, 1953 McHugh-Rutherford Nuptial Rites Held in Setting of St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church, was the scene of a wed- ding last Saturday morning when Norma Joyce Rutheriord of Osh- awa, daughter or Mr, and Mrs. James Holloway of Holland Land- ing, was united Im marriage with | Mr. Roy George McHugh of Osb- awa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Josepn McHugh of Ottawa. Pink and white snapdragons and carnations on the altars and in the sanctuary with white bows de- corating the pews formed the set- ting for the ceremony conducted by Reverend Frank Firth who al- so said the nuptial mass. Mr. John riscoll presided ; ! Mrs, Ww. H. Gifford sang Millard's "Ave Maria," "Panis Angelicus and "On This Day O Beautiful Mother.' Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride wore a gown of im- ported Chantilly lace over heavy slipper satin. The slim boalce was buttoned at the back to the hip line and was highlighted with a lily point collar at the high neck- line. The long sheath sleeves were pointed over the hand. The bil- lowing crinoline skirt scalloped at the edge and having a slight sweep was open at the front to reveal tiers of net flounces. Her finger tip veil of tulle illusion was gath- ered to a satin juliet cap studded with pearls. She wore a pearl necklace and carried a cascade of red roses with lily of the valley and tied with white chiffon ribbon, Miss June Griffin was maid of honor. The other attendants were Mrs, James Foreman and Miss Marion Pooler. They wore identic- al gown of lavender taffeta fashion- ed with fitted strapless bodices ac- cented with shirred net and com- plemented with short bolero jack- ets. Their billowing floor length skirts were open at the front re- vealing ties upon tier of wide net frills. They wore bandeaus of mat- | ching flowers and long net mittens. Their jewellery was the bride's gift a pearl choker necklace, and they each acrried a cascade of red carnations with lilies of the valley with orchid chiffon ribbon ties. Miss Judith Ann Bateman, of Ot- tawa, groom, was a replica of the senior attendants in her long frock of at the organ and | small niece of the bride-| Spring Flowers |lavendar taffeta and net. She wore |a matching flower headdress and carried a white basket of sweet | peas in shades of pink. | Mr, Kevin McHugh of Ottawa, was best man for his brother. | The ushers were Mr. Michael Ena {and Mr. Aurele Bonafant. The reception was held in the | UAW Hall where the bride's moth- |er wearing navy blue crepe and |a flower trimmed matching hat, | received the guests. Assisting was the bridegroom's mother who was in skipper blue with matching ac- | cessories. They wore corsages of carnations, | White tulle formed the setting for the three tier wedding cake flanked with arrangements of vari colored roses which centered the table for the bridal party. Father | Wilfred Firth said grace and later proposed a toast to the bride. Mr. | Michael Ena proposed a toast to {the bride and bridegroom. The at- | tendants were appropriately toast- led by Mr. Kevin McHugh, The | father of the bride and the bride- | groom's father also expressed good wishes to the newly wedded couple, | During the reception Mr. David | Jenkins presided at the piano and | following the dinner dancing was | enjoyed. | Mr. and Mrs. McHugh left later {for their honeymoon. For travel | ling the bride wore a powder blue | suit with blue top coat and a cor- sage of white and pink carnations. On their return they will reside in Oshawa. Before leaving the bride present- ed her bridal bouquet to her grand- mother, Mrs. William Crichton of | Holland Landing. The best man and ushers received personal gifts from the bridegroom. NEW SCHOLARSHIP The Provincial Chapter of On- tario, Imperial Order Daughters of | the Empire, announce a hew Schol- arship of $1,400.00 to be offered to a student planning to take a de- gree in the Humanities or Social Sciences at any Ontario University --award to be made In 1954. This is to be given in addition {to the $1400 Scholarship offered annually in Pure and Applied | Science. Harry Charuk Weds Sylvia N. Garry At the manse of Knox Presby- terian Church with the Rev. S. B. Coles officiating, Harry Charuk, son of Mr, and Mrs, John Charuk of Oshawa, took as his bride, Syl- via Nadia Garry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Garry of Toronto. The bride who was attended by Miss Nellie Samenich of Toronto was gowned in white satin and net, Long tight sleeves styled the lace redingote and the full skirt was ankle veil and she carried a bouquet of green and carried yellow roses. The best man was Mr. Alex Kowalchuk of Oshawa. A reception was held at the Ukrainian Labor Temple where the bride's mother received, wear- ing mavy blue crepe. The bride- groom's mother who assisted her was in black crepe. Both wore | harmonizing accessories and cor- | sages of roses, Later Mr. and Mrs. Charuk left | trip through the || for a motor United States and on their return will live in Oshawa. For travel- ling the bride changed to a navy blue suit with pink and navy blue accessories, UNDERLINE length. A matching | headdress held her elbow-length | The limerick originated as an impromptu song at Irish feasts of the early 19th century. PERSONALS Accounts of socla] events and news of visitors to and from the city are appreciated by the Social Department, Telephone 3-2223. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brown, King Street West, have returned from a five-week vacation in Fort Lauder- dale, Florida. They were accom- panied by their daughter, Mrs. Ian C. Higgs. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Brown, Elgin street East, celebrated their gol- den wedding anniversary with a family dinner party in the Grey Room of the Hotel Genosha, last evening. Miss Norma Bowen will be the guest soloist at the regular meeting of the Jessie Panton Auxiliary to be held in the Chapel of St. An- drew's United Church on Tuesday evening, April 28, at eight o'clock. The many friends of Mrs. Russell Bone, Clarke Street, will be pleas- | ed to hear that she has returned home after being a patient in Wel- | lesley Hospital, Toronto. | A miscellaneous shower for am | absent bride-to-be was the kind | gesture of neighbours of Mr, and Mrs. Victor Berry, Burk Street, whose daughter Leading Airwoman | Evelyn Berry is to be married in | Portage le Prairie, May 9. Miss | Berry left Oshawa about 18 months | ago for different stations including | Trenton, Ontario, and St. John's Quebec. The hostess was Mrs. Richard Callis6h, and Mrs. Berry, | who is going to Manitoba for the | wedding, accepted the gifts for | her daughter. Refreshments were | servd by Mrs. Jams Clarke, Mrs. | A. S. Callison and Miss May Cal- | lison. Out of town guests at the Mec- Hugh-Rutherford wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crichton, De- troit; Mr. and Mrs. George Hol- loway, Barrie; Mr. and Mrs. Thom- | as Randall, Paris, Ontario; Mr. | and Mrs. Earl Salter, Belleville; | Miss Shirley Leggo, Miss Shirley McHugh, Ottawa; Petty Officer Ronald McHugh, Seattle Washing- ton; Mr. Kevin McHugh, Miss Ju- dith Ann Bateman, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Neill, and daughter Kathy, Old Chesley, Quebec; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McHugh, Ottawa; | Mr. and Mrs. James Holloway, Holland Landing. Mrs. Ian C. Higgs left on Wed- nesday after two months' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brown, King Street West. She will sail from New York for England where she will be met by her husband and enjoy a month with Mr. Higgs' mother. Later Mr. and Mrs. Higgs anticipate ten days in Paris where they will meet Calcutta friends which will add to TO BE WED Miss Myrna Irene Moore whose engagement is announced to- day, and whose marriage to Mr. Orville Harold Spiers will take place in the Church of Christ, Mapleton, Ontario, on Saturday, May 23, at 2 o'clock. Miss Moore, who is a graduate of St. Thomas Memorial Hospital, St. Thomas, Ontario, is the daughtre of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Moore, Kings- mill, Ontario, and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Spiers of Oshawa, Photo by Leon Studio, Aylmer their pleasure, then on to their new home at Chittagong, East Pak- istan, where Mr. Higgs is being sent to the new office of his com- pany, Imperial Chemicals Inc. Mr. Higgs did not come to Canada on this leave. Mr. and Mrs. Higgs enjoyed the 26-day voyage from Karachi to England where Mr. Higgs remained to take a refresh- er course and to visit other ICI offices and to view established im- provements in developments there, also to spend as much time as possible with his mother whom he had not seen for six years. Branksome Hall Marks Anniversary TORONTO (CP) -- Branksome Hall, whose schoolgirls wear uni-| forms of Stuart hunting tartan) skirts, khaki blouses and ties, is| celebrating its 50th anniversary. The day and boarding school, which- has 500 pupils, is well-known among Canadian educational insti- tutions. In spite of its sentimental link with Scotland in name and tartan skirt ana its tie with Eng- ish boarding school system. Branksome Hall is essentially Ca- nadian. The girls get out to enjoy the corner drugstore or a movie. For those who don't make the grade academically, there are courses in fine arts or domestic science. 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