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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-07-12, Page 7-11111.111S130,, JLT,I.LX 12th,: 1951 ; ` 5 rrll.�ii�: •iTHE: LUCRIYOW SENTINEL), LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO PAGE SEVEN 'EDDINO BELLS FENNFLL—STINGEL A pretty wedding took place on 1Vionday, July 2; at 2,30 p,m,, at the Dungannon UnitedChurch, which was decorated°iwith, ferns,. gladiolus and ' baskets 'of other summer flowers., Rev, Jas Bright, pastor of the' church, officiated for the double -ring ceremony uniting Marietta Joan, elder dau- ghter ,of Mr.: and Mrs. Leroi F, Stirigel, urigannon, and John Leigh, only son of Mr, ad Mrs. Edwin L. Fennell of Bradford, Ont.,The .bride, given in marriage byFier uncle, Mr, Frank Savage of Ridgeway, looked lovely in . a fl -or -length gown, of white satin with slight train, fingertip •sleeves and sweetheart neckline., The :flared . skirt Vas : ,graced with "side ,bustle ,;effect with peplums She :wore the gift of the groom; •a lovely necklace; A shoulder ...:....:.:::.::::: „ . • cir A; r�clk a cos { 41NITH THE. LOW-PRICED GOOD,1 RATHC -Here's ' 'a guarantied Goodyear rayon -cord ,truck tire specially built to, deliver 'amazing mile-. age ......and it's . yours at an'. exceptionally low prices. • i LOOK FOR THIS "HIGH SIGN" OF .QUAl1TY Aftiv S F' ..4 .. The International Limited' has maintained dependable daily .Service . 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PROV'1NCE''S. • • • • length embroidered net =veil was,. fashioned .with ,coronet head- dress and orange blossoms, ,and she carried a white ' Bible with •traditional . flowers, used . at the wedding . of her maternal 'grand- mother, grand -mother, who was her namesake. From; the Biblearrangement fell White satin streamers, The •maid' of honor, was the' groom's. Sister,, Mrs. Stuart 'Calhoun, Toronto, who wore a. floor -length. gown of mauve nylon.', net, fu 1 skirt,' sweetheart neckline with a gath- ered bertha • an *matching. cin i • m mit-. •tens,., Mauve*: cap; with , ' yellow flowers. She 'carried a' nosegay of :fern arid ,mauve and 'white'. sweet' peas„ The bridesmaid: was Miss. Sylvia•`, Stingel,• sister ,of the, bride, -who, wore yellow" taffeta, with... sweetheart 'neckline,; gather- ed ather ed bertha Collar with yellow rose- buds, the long full skirt fashion-. ed with a side draped frill and ' Matching, flower....She carried ' a nosegay of • cream Elizabeth 'roses. The ;bridegroom was attended by. his brother-in-law, Stuart: Cal- houn. The ushers were • Al °Cam- eron, , Sault Ste. Marie, brother-' in law of ,the ,groom,; and Carle- ton Stingei, arle-ton.',Stingel', brother of the bride. Mrs. '•Durnin .Phillips played, the. wedt,ing music and accompanied the,'bride's aunt, Mrs: Frank .Sav- age; who sang' pleasingly "Calm as the Night" and during the • signing • 'of the register. "I . Love Thee." ' After the ceretnony the young. couple were showered with con fetti• and' reeeived congratula tions The guests, numbering 46;4 were 'entertained • to .a' 'turkey din-. ner at the 'Park House, . Goderich and Were ,reecived by the bride's` mother . wearing . figured' "beige nylon; brown hat . and. matching accessories:. She were .a .shoulder corsage of fern, gladioli and ream roses .;The • 'bridegroom's 7inOther, ', Mrs. Fennell, ' wore. 'a' dress of rose sheer,'navy hat :arid matching; 'accessories 'and . should-. er :corsage of ,.fern arid red roses. After • a . honeymoon trip to 'the United States the, young couple will reside on' ;.the groon's farm near . Bradford. Guests were : pre-. sent' from Toronto, ., Ann 'Arbor; Mich., Sault, Ste. Marie, Port. El-' gni,' Clarkson,, Ridgeway,' , Goder- ich and `Bradford. • The 'bride, who has been. ern, ployed,• iri London for the .past,; year; was presented with various pieces,' of 'silver 'bythe staff' of Westminster, Hospital. 'There. • sura$ also a rniscellaneous',shoWer,• by: village friends at • the• home •of Mrs. Will McConnell and daugh- ter . Beth' and: :Mrs.' Emily Dur,. nit'; A' kitchen shower. was given by Mrs. C, Culbert and daughter -Mary Ellen at their, home, enter- taining the Junior Institute: with matching; feathers and • rib= roses; and. the groom's• another b ns, • with grey r,}�ylon str et, length •dress with grey, accessories and est rnan •'wee ' James IVIaeMily corsage of pink carriafions. The happy, 'young ,newly-weds will reside • on the groom's farm' east of Lucknow. • . • Guests .Were present from Tor onto, Detroit,. Chicago, Lucknow, London, Montreal" and Walker- • ,. lan, cousin of the groom, of Luck now,,' While. the ushers were Wil- liam Johnston of" Lucknow and 'Ken McLennan `of Detroit. • ,Following the ceremony a: re- ception •was held at, the home of the, 'bride's ,mother with 'dinner erred 'to. 45j guestsat the Legion Hall,. Receiving was the bride'§. mother wearing a navy sheer two -pier dress 'with navy ac - c A --SC NVRR • Sacred Heart Church, Walker ton,, was the sene. on Monday, July .2nd, at 9:00 a.m. of•;a pretty. sunnier, 'wedding,: ;when Theresa.: Agnes, daughter of 'Mrs..' Schnurr, and the late Arthur Schnurr; twas . united :in marriage to `Myles Vin.- 'Cent-'M+acM l-lan son' -of 3141,:. acrd Mrs.. John MacMillan of `Luck- novo'. Rev,.. Father V, J. Meyer. of Rivei-sdale performed. the here'= mhony before' an• altar' decorated with: summer ,• flowers.-. Sister M. , Helen. was."organist and: the girls:.. choir sang. ,the .Mass.• During; the offertory 'the choir sang ': "Ave Maria" arid• during• the, signing .of the register "Qn This. Day, ..Oh Beautiful' Mother"., ` ' Given , in marriage, by her bro- theri John F Schnurr of Walk -'erten; the'.bride was. becoming- ly 4attired in traditional white 'satin gown,' The yoke was .of lace with appliqued -hearts and. was repeated in the long •sleeves . which came to 'a point over her. hand. The full skirt tell into •a . long circular ,train Her fingertip 1. veil was held by, a, coronet of` pearls and, beads. Shp carrredi a cascade, }.bouquet, of.. Talisman roses' and: 1 white•''prayer "book, . mod bf honor was Miss Pat .ridia MacMillan of„Lucknow, sis ;ter of the groom, and bridernaid was' Miss , Annet.S chriurrAnne.. sister of ,the bride. 1#otl were gowned alike. in nylon sheer over taffeta' gowns, the Maid of: honor .wear- ing primrose" yellor and the bridesmaid mint green. i''heir. ,'Headdresses were of,"white 'mo. hair i • trimfried with matching - flowers '!They, carried ' nosegays, of varigated carnations trimmed cessories and corsage of red • • ton.. . a . We see things not 'as they are, but as, we are, ./ rin -173, Lit PUlgrn ornzz rn Na• -,..z 0 US Z '(�1 Z -nZin8 rnO.X •.•cv. rn '-p z:, It) ,rrtG1,N5 v rn rn X SP , 070• -o C=-1�C � U) _:. O r-. �. -CP rri 9rirrern DW 0 rnrn 7v r rvi PI rn, m 70 xi rn rn. n r- • 1;0. tOtit 46S, 1, tt oft, a ri 12:: 141101/4 &ri jtN .4414k41." !la P ig !%t lE ZZ. gct I. :. zo z (Th ' • a., • • • A •