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Maid of honor, Miss Ann Rivers, Clare Vincent, • lelur sang "Be- •
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during
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the
ardsclitntg of the pie plume shade. Over the strap- er./E
less lace bodice was worn a short I. For the reception held in the
jacket of lace over taffeta, The church parlours, Mrs. Armstrong
oleated tulle featured a lace received in awe ble .00n. And.
verskirt. headdress And nylon, with navy accessories and gloves were .ln matcig penple .a corsage of Aneerieen. beauty' • plume tulle, and she carried. a. _Oxen She was assisted by Mrs.
bouquet of yellow Talisman roses, Carter, who wore a purple plum
Groomsman was Floyd Stewart, shade dress of Chantilly crepe, KIT lOon. with black accessories and , Few the reception held et K=en- corsage of Talisman roses, tral Hotel, Exeter, Mrs. Rivers , .quests were present at the re-1
phase A weed green suit with Mat, ception from Clinton, Forest, W-elting • accessories. Mrs. Tilley Tonto,Hamilton, Blyth, Lucknow,
wore a blue ensemble with match- Brampton, London, Seaforth and ing corsages. .ri wore rosei Ivor the wedding trip to Ken-
Y, SEPTEMBER :25, 1002
tember Weddings
IN piumitois car. were all sisters at the
United Church I Gramm:man as Harvey lrwirt,
prettllY •witet basUets ioucionow, brother of the groom,
, 'was the scone of tile I The organist, Miss perm' Ow-
n Saturday, September don, • golinettville, accompanied
tte Alice; daughter of the solo*, Charles Wilson, 00-
s, Charles 'Hutchins, erich Township,
Township, and 'Grant For- a reception held at the
Clinton, son of home of the bride's Parente, Mrs.
Mrs. Clarence Xrwin, gutching wore mulberry crepe
Officiating minister with grey accessories.
O. Newton. The wedding trip was planned
.marriage by her ta. for points in Northern Ontario.
bride wore nylon net The bride travelled in a neVY
satin, the YOke fash-, blue suit with pink accessories.
ylon and edged with Upon their rentrn they will live
e parried a bOutiuet of in Clinton, .
pernaid, Doris Botch-,
green taffeta and net,
d yellow roses. Mary
as ' junior bridesmaid, St. Paul's Anglican Chord*,
w taffeta and net, and Clinton, Wes beautiful with ant-
low and white 'mums. emn foliage and flowers on Sat-
honour, Halen Hutch-, urday afternoon, September 20, auve taffeta and net, when the Rev. R. M, P. Bulteel . * bronze roses. At- united in marriage Helen Eunice
Roy, only daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Wilfrid Victor Roy and
Clifton ,Aubrey Butler, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Aubrey But-
ler, Toronto,
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a dress of
cloud white nylon tulle and
French lace. The strapless bodice
was shirred into soft folds and
topped with a waist-length jac-
ket of the lace, buttoned to the
pointed, stand-up collar. The
tulle ballerina length skirt bil-
lowed in soft folds from the
minimized waistline. Her finger-
tip veil was held in place by a
BUTLER—ROY
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coronet of seed .pearls, and she
carried a cascade of white 'mums.
Miss Joyce Butler, Toronto,
sister of the groom, as maid of
honour wore champagne French crepe, with picture "hat and car-
ried bronze '111Wrig Rae PetleY, Toronto, Was
groornainaa and the ushere were
Bruce and Murray Roy, brothers
of the bride.
Mrs. Theo, frernlin, church
organist, was at the console of
the organ and before the cere-
Morn,: Mrs. In Bulteel sang "The
Voice That Breathed O'er Eden"
and Tinning the signing of the register, "0 Perfect Love."
For the reception held at
the home of the bride's par-
ents, the bride's mother wore
arbour green intrigue with hat
to match, black accessories and a
corsage of Talisman roses. Mrs.
Butler, the groom's mother, was
unable to be present owing to
For the wedding trip to the
Eastern States the bride travelled
in a brown light-weight tweed
suit with forest veep hat and
accessories and wore a corsage ,
of bronze 'mums.
The bride is a graduate of To-
ronto East General Hospital. The
groom graduated as an engineer
from the University of Toronto,
Following their honeymoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Butler will make
their home in Toronto.
H.C. LAWSON
Bank of Montreal Building
Phone: Office 251W, Res. 251J
over taffeta bodices, and band-
eaux of matching ostrich feath-
ers in their hair. The maid of
honour carried yelloW 'mums,
and the bridesmaids carried white ,
'mums and blue cornflowers. I
Little and-and-a-half-year-old
Beverly Lee was a winsome
flower girl dressed in yellow net
over taffeta and. a Polk bonnet
headdress. She carried a nose-
gay bouquet of white baby 'mums
and blue cornflower.
Robert Shaddi els was ring
bearer dressed in grey trousers
and navy blazer, and carried the
ring on a white satin heart-shap-
ed pillow.
I Groomsman was Hugh Millar,
Londesboro. Ushers were Ken
Armstrong, brother of the bride,
and Watson Reid, brother-in-law
of the groom.
Mrs. S. H. Brenton, dressed in
green nylon, accompanied Mrs.
and Mrs, George W. Carter, enn _ The wedding music was played
desboro. Rev. S. H. Brenton, by Mr. Uniths and soloist was Mrs,
Woodstock, officiated.1LeGeiven in marriage by her fa
- her ther, the bride woe a gown o Given in marriage by
father, the bride looked charm-
ing in a floor-length gown fash- lace and nylon net 'over blushsatin. Her finger-tip veil was toned of layers of nylon net with alternating panels of French lace, held by a lace and satin Juliet
lace bodice and satin underskirt cap and she carriaendd a whiteea'a
cascade
babyof
centre .lace panel. Her veil was i mums,
flowing train with deep pink roses,
Maid of honor for her sister
with long
of French illusion net, finger-tip 'was Miss Elva Mandley, gowned length, caught to a heart-shaped in mauve beecaded satin, Brides- headdress. She carried a bouquet
of American beauty roses and , Miss Mary Flynn, wore green maids, Miss Shirley Mandley and
white stephanotis. brocaded headdresses and carried The maid of honor, Miss Elean- ' cascades of yellow 'mums and
or Armstrong, Hamilton, wore roses; pink 'mums and roses. double layers of nylon net over
taffeta, in a peacock blue shade.lower girl was Miss Sandra I Davis,D Bridesmaids, Mrs. Doris niece of the bride, gown.
Green, ed in mauve brocaded satin. She Toronto; Mrs. Beryl Reid, Blyth, carried a nosegay of yellow glad-sister of the groom, were dressed , iolus and 'mums.
in identically styled dresses fash- Groomsman was Clarence ioned of double layers of nylon Naughton, brother of the groom, Mc-
net over taffeta. Mrs. Reid's was Green's and ushers were Gordon Merid- a shrimp shade; Mrs. ley and Ray Ormston. was of peacock blue; Miss Arm- The bride's, mother received at strong wore peacock blue, All Claredon Hall in a rose and navy wore matching jackets of net, -
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McNAUGHTON--MANDLEY
CARTER—ARMSTRONG North Parkdale United Church,
the scene of the marriage Standards of multi-coloured Toronto,
Bet oInrenSea,tuis.ladau7gh,
tSereptoetnaw.ber
dahlias against a background of 20, was
evergreen and candelabra graced of
the Londesboro United Church and Mrs, Alfred E. Mandley, To-
on Saturday, September` 20, for Tonto, and Gerald ann. of i*. and GlennMcNau-
the wedding of Gladys Doreen, ghton, Taranto,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John ma.Lorne
ceremony
A.McNawugahatpoenr,fHarmen:
W. Arm strong, Londesboro, and Glen Allan Carter son of Mr. ed by Rev, Milton R. Sanderson.
accessories and a corsage of red grey gabardine suit with Match-
pinnochie, roses was worn by the ing cape and navy accessories.
bride - on the Wedding 1111)Her corsage was of deep pink Northern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs, rose buds. Upon their return, Tilley will reside in Exeter. Prior the young couple will live in to marriage the bride was on the rondesboro.
Staff of the Bell Telephone, -at 1
aCrtga.
ensemble with matching hat and tnelrY and the SOuthern United Staten the bride wore a bluee
threeepreee, nitre Harris-tweed
•
Both a ord.
emblew h corsage of yellow
'mums and rpses, assisted by the
groom's mother wearing blue
crepe with. black accessories and
corsage of red roses and mums.
For a motor trip to New York
the bride travelled in a rose gab-
ardine suit with navy accessories
and corsage of yellow roses and
'mums. Upon their return they
will live in Toronto. •
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LITTLE--ROSICHAVO
In the beautiful setting of Trin-
ity Anglican Church, Bayfield,
decorated with basicets of pink
and white gladioli and white tap-
ere, marriage votive were. ex*.
changed on Monday, September
15, between Margarette Victlet
Robichaud, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Bernard Robichaud, New-
castle, N.B., and John Frederic
Little, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Brnest 3. Little, South Street,
Gederieh, Rev. Pf, J. B. Webb
officiated.
The bride was attended by
Mrs. J, Happy, while Ford B. Little was his brother's grooms-
man.
The bride wore a navy end white crepe dress, with navy vel-
vet hat, navy accessories and a
corsage of crimson sweetheart
roses and stephanotis.
Following the ceremony the
wedding dinner was semen at
The Little Inn, Bayfield. Later
in the afternoon, the happy
couple left for St. John, N.B.,
where they will make their home.
If You're TIRED
ALL THE TIME
Everybody gets a bit run-down now and
then, tired-out, heavy-headed, and maybe
bothered by backaches,. Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, just a temporary toxic
condition caused by excess acids and
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removing excess acids and wastes. Then
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Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for
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TILLEY—ROVICLIFFE
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Harp-
er C. Rivers, lovely with a floral
background of autumn flowers and
wedding bells was the setting for
a charming wedding on Saturday,
September 20, when their niece,
Helen Elizabeth Rowcliffe, became
the bride of" Frederick William
Tilley, Crediton. The Rev. H. J.
Snell, Exeter, heard the couple's
vows.
The bride is the daughter of the
late Mr. and. Mrs.• Oliver Martin
Rowcliffe, Hensall, and the groom,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tilley,
Crediton. Mrs. Robert Pryde,
Henson, cousin of the bride, play-
ed traditional wedding music and
accompanied the soloist Miss Jean-
ne McDonald, Exeter; who sang
"0 Perfect Love" and "Through
The Years."
Given in marriage by her uncle,
the bride wore a redingote styled
wedding gown of nylon net and
taffeta. T he strapless net gown
was styled with a moulded bodice
and a billowing skirt with appli-
qued lace medallions and rhines-
tones. Over the gown she wore a
white taffeta redingote, fashionc1
with long tapering sleeves, Eliza-
bethan collar and a row of tiny
buttons from collar to waist. Her
finger tip lace and tulle veil fell
softly from a headdress of lace
and satin, and she carried a white
Bible with red Pinnochio roses.
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