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Bridal show featured many gowns and their storiesThe faith community ofLondesborough United Church iscelebrating 150 years in 2010. Aspecial event to recognize thatanniversary is being held eachmonth of the year. The largest and most ambitious of those celebrationswas held on May 29 at HullettCentral Public School. “Back Downthe Aisle” was a parade of weddinggowns with a Londesboroughconnection.Modelled, displayed and admiredwere 106 wedding gowns, 12
bridesmaids dresses and 10 flower
girl dresses. The emphasis was not
on the construction or fashion details
of the dresses so much, as on the
stories behind the gowns and the
weddings. They heard of rings
dropped, weather concerns, flowers
forgotten, pranks played, dress
issues, date choosing, etc.
Gowns were paraded and /or
talked about, for the most part, in
family groups and the audience had
a chance to make those connections.
There were 23 family weddings
groups all whose family name was
recognized in the community.
The oldest wedding dress in the
show was originally worn by Ellen
Stewart when she wed Theodore
Dexter at the Londesborough
Methodist Church in 1882. Ellen
was John Jewitt’s great-
grandmother. There were three otherdresses from the 1800s. The gownworn by Nick Whyte’s grandmother,Mary McLean, in 1891 was ondisplay. Margaret Morris marriedJoseph Hunking in 1894 and herdress was part of the show as well.Betty Hulley family had on display
her grandmother’s dress from 1899
when Caroline Tebbutt married John
Tebbutt.
The last dress of the evening was
the newest of the wedding gowns. It
was worn by Terri Frew when she
and Kevin Trewartha were united in
2009 in a Celtic ceremony known as
a Hand Festing.
With one exception, the fashion
show featured women. However,
Jack Lee strolled through the
audience in the suit in which he was
married to Helen Radford in 1947.
Displayed around the school
auditorium were other items and
memorabilia from weddings, shoes,
purses, headpieces, etc. Two lovely
night gowns or dressing gowns from
the trousseau of Rubie Manning
were shared by the Hunking family.
There was a parade of bridesmaids
dresses to begin the second half ofthe program.Harriett Shillinglaw and LauraScott were commentators for theevening. Throughout the show theyoffered interesting facts aboutwedding traditions, wedding itemsand fashion history.
Other gowns modeled in this
celebration were grouped by
decades and Laura and Harriett
explained some overall design facts
about changes through the decades
and world events which
influenced those changes. Each of
the models chose one dress to wear
for the parade of gowns that
was the evening’s finale. They were
piped through the room by John
Jewitt.
As is usual in the Londesborough
community, when an event is
planned, everyone assists.
Guests to the show were ushered
in by Gordon Shobbrook, Kevin
Hulley and Damian Riley-Cronk. As
guests arrived, minister at
Londesborough United, Terry
Fletcher, shared his talent on
classical guitar. The Snell Family
Generational Singers offered anumber of musical interludesthroughout the evening. Guests sat attables generously provided byNancy Snell. Plants and shrubs fromGreyhaven Gardens and flowerarrangements by Jane Hoggart andBrenda Konarski created a beautiful
setting for the fashions. Tim Elliott
was responsible for a number of
props.
Lunch was served by members of
the Londesborough Lions Club
dashingly dressed in black and
white. Guests enjoyed punch from a
punch bowl from IceCultures in
Hensall. During intermission there
were door prizes from Nature’s
Nest and Greyhaven Gardens as
well as two surprise prizes for each
table.
This event was convened/inspired
by Barb Bosman on behalf of the
Londesborough UCW. She and her
capable committee members,
Ann Adams, Bev Riley,
Kim Roetsicoender and
Catherine Allen offer their
thanks to everyone who helped make
the show a success.
NEWS
FROM LONDESBORO
By BRENDA
RADFORD
Call
523-4296
PEOPLE AROUND
LONDESBORO
The worship leader at
Londesborough United Church on
Sunday, June 13 was Don Atkinson.
The senior choir favoured
congregants with the anthem, “On
Higher Ground”.
On June 10, the United Church of
Canada celebrated its 85th
anniversary/birthday. During the
children’s time at the front,Atkinson
spoke to them about what a big deal
celebrating a birthday can be. He
gave them each a treat and a party
hat to wear in recognition of the
church’s birthday.
The responsive reading, Psalm 5,
was a prayer for help in times of
trouble. The New Testament reading
was Luke 7: 36 to 8:2.
The Pharisees of Jesus’ time were
powerful religious leaders who
preached many holy rules. They
acted holy but were a corrupt group
devoid of humanness. However
persons of the times did not want to
upset or oppose. The Pharisees were
very critical of Jesus and took many
opportunities to discredit his
teachings to the populace.
United Church’s birthday celebrated in Londesboro
Story and Londesboro news
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