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EXETER n Tbiephorio
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Klopp and Kathryn Louise Klapp. daughters of Mr. and
SISTERS WED IN DOUBLE CEREMONY—Mary Mildred
aedford Whitney and Mrs. Roy Albert Wentzell respec-
tively in a ceremony performed by Rev. W. P. Fischer
Mrs. Bertram William Klopp. Zurich, became Mrs. James In St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich, Both of the The former will live iti London and the latter hi
Stre.throy,
brides are leachers and the grooms are t.:WO students, MR. AND M.R.S. RONALD G. PRIDHAM
—Photo by Jail%
Wedding in Ancaster
Ryerson. United Church. An- Mr. and Mrs, codmore
caster, Ras the setting for the reside in Toronto,
marriage of Deanna Carolyn The bride is a graduate of
Mallard. daughter of Mr, and Hamilton Teachers College and
Mrs, John E. Mallard, }tenth- the groom graduated from
ton, and Mervyn Bruce Cud- Ilamilton Institute of Technol-
more, Toronto. son of Mr. and oga,
Mrs, Mervyn R. Cudniore, Ex- Bride feted VOWS ou Saturday, Aug,ust. 4 at
vier. on Saturday„July, it at 3 p.m.
-1 o'clock. Prior to her marriage the
Pink .and white gladioli, ferns
.and lighted candies formed the
Ural setting in St, Andrew's
Church, i%ipltcrt, when.
Rev, A. H. Johnston officiated
at a double ring ceremony
uniting in marriage Mary .Eliza-
both Turner and Icermeth
George Medium on ,Saturday,
Jply 25,
The bride is the daughter of
mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Turner,
RR 1 Zurcieb, .and Mr. and.
Mrs, James McClure, Walton,
are parents of the groom.
Douglas Morgan,. Gunton,
fiirnishod, the wedding music
and accompanied the soloist,
Don Symons, Clanton, who sang
"I'll Walk Beside You" before
the ceremony and "Wedding
Prayer" during the signing of
•the register.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was gowned
in nylon organza. The floor-
length dress featured embrold.
erect appliques on bodice and
skirt front and a chapel train,
A white organza rose held. her
—Photo by Jack Doerr Will reside in London
nisbed the wedding music and Mrs. Gordon Sloan and Miss organist of the church, provided
acompanied the soloist, 'Mrs' Anne Lyons were co-hostesses the w edd i ng music and ac"rn-Patrick Lloyd, Burlington, who for a shower held at the Dale panted the soloist, Miss Sandra
sang The Lord's Prayer and Community Centre, Hamilton, Wa1per, Exeter, cousin of the
0, Perfect Love. Mrs. Arnold Lindenfield and bride,who sang "Wedding
Given in marriage by her Mrs. Don Rooth entertained Pra y er " and "Because."
father, the bride wore a gown friends and relatives at the lat- Given in marriage by her
of faille taffeta styled with ter's home for a miscellaneous f at h er the bride chose a floor.
scoop neckline and bell.shaped sh ower . The gills were d rawn length gown of whitest French
skirt. A ruse of the same in on a g ay.t y d eoorate d wagon beau de sole. The bodice feat-
material held her finger-tip by little Miss Debbie Linden- ured a shallow, scoop neckline
veil and She carried a c.as- f ie ld s. silhouetted with appliques of
eade of pink and white carna- The staff of Cornelius Park- d eli ca t e Guipure lace, elbow- tions. way School. North York, made length sleeves and slightly
Mrs. Gordon sloan, llamil- a presentation to the bride at dropped waist. The skirt was
ton, as matron of honor, and their annual staff dinner, styled with a hell effect in the
Mrs. Donald Rooth, Exeter, front strewn with medallions of
and Miss Sharon Mallard. Ham- matching, lace while a full
gowned alike in pink silk or- burprise coup cite forming a bustle, gave thele
back. accented by a large ros- gum as bridesmaids, w c r e —
effect of an overskirt, sweeping ganza over taffeta, with match-
ing bow headdresses with drew- on anniversary to a romantic chapel train, A
far veils and carried white car- queen's crown headpiece of
nations and stepahnotis. Last Friday evening a num- seed pearls and aurora borealis
crystals held her finger-tip veil Fred Aldred, Glencoe, was ber of relatives of Mrs. Roland of . French silk illusion. She hest man and Edward Mallard Williams gathered at the Mk . carried a petite cascade of WED AT WINTHROP—Marjorie. Jean Boyd, RR 2 Wal- and Donald Rooth ushered. hams home as a surprise to while gardenias with trailing
ton, and William Laverne Hamilton, RR 1 Hensa11, were A reception was held at mark their 40th wedding anni- stephanotis.
married in Cavan United Church by Rev. J, C. Brittain, Mundy's Restaurant, 'Hamilton, versary, Miss Marion Yung,blut, Zur-
Seaforth, and will make their home in Seaforth. where, the bride's mother Alter an enjoyable evening kb, as maid of honor, Mrs. Ro- ceived guests in a blue chiffon the celebrants were presented ., , bert Douglas, St. Marys sister —Photo by Fowler Bros. dress with blue petalled hat with two end tablesto --- m a `c " of the bride a'nd .Mrs. M. W. J. and white accessories, She was the decor of their new home, &radian, London England, assisted by the groom's mother Both Mr. and Mrs. Williams sister of the groom, as brides-
in anuamarine chiffon with expressed appreciation. maids, were gowned alike in T rousseau tea shaded aquamarine hat and Present: were Mr. and Mrs, almond ;..,reen peat, de sme,
white accessories. John McLachlan, Mrs. Violet with cocktail-length bell skirls For travelling in Quebec. the Elgie. Mr. and Mrs. Richard • . honors bride bride donned a blue linen Kinsman, Mr, and Mrs, j, A, . filled . bodices and scooped.
,. necklines. They carried semi- . dress, white flowered hat •' ' • d • — - crescents of white carnations,
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`-:- while Sweetheart roses and ivy, Hair Fashions Traquair, Mr. and Mrs. iki
Grahame J. Farquhar, Kit-
thener, was best man and Ter.
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The bride was feted at ether
pre-nuptial el ems.
Shower co • hobtettsps here
Misses Jean and Jeaneito Tav-
Mrs. Eat! Russell at her
titer i•nt,age. alt 11911
and Mrs Norval Jones at
home of Mrs. Harm-.
• ilYt than Eittl iO3;+, 111te'41 dinner party wat.• held h. Mrs.
liaire4,indenricaorV Ilotlz,ns and Mrs. McFalls
t he heinie of Mrs. McFalls for
relatives of the groom. The staff
of Shopperd School, Kitchener,
of which the Pride was a mem-
, presented her with gifts.
Mrs, Norah Tay for entertain- white accessories,
ed at a trousseau Ica in her
home in honor of her daughter.
the former Miss Helen Mane
Taylor., prior to her marriage
to Roy Wove!, licidgins of Exe-
ter,
The lace co,,n.e.1 tea tai•Q
was centred with a floral ar-
rangement flanked 1”.- tail pink
and "%lute tapes. Miss Jane
Dettmer .‘as ui chars of the
guest book and Mrs, Taylor.
Mrs. Ida llodgins and the bride
received guests.
Mrs. Frank Taylor and •Mrs.
Loreno McInnes. graiiiiino...ei,
of the bride. Mrs. Earl Russell,
aunt of the bride. and Mrs der-
ald MeFalls poured tea. ServMg
vvyrc Misses Pa?. Cann. Joan.
Taylor. Jeanette Taylor and
Mrs. Ronald Viarein.,;.;, Treus.
au. wedding and shower gifts
ere displayed by Miss Joan
I -, Mrs Norval Jones
and ,Tim Schroeder
K Rev. Harold K. Wright of• afternoon tea at the home of at. L:ateherines. •uncle of we ficiated at the ceremony and Mrs, Edward Mallard Jr., An- groom, pe rform ed the eerc-Paulcaser Daniels, Hamilton, fur- loony and Mr, Lawrence Wein, t,
b r id e was goe,t of honor at an Rev, Charles D. Henderson,
In an all-white setting of feather hat and corsage of
standards of gladioli, fern and white cymbidium orchids. The
candelabra in James Street groom's mother chose a sheath
United Church, Ruth Ann ale- dress of petal pink organza
Bride. daughter of Mr. and over taffeta with gardenia and
Mrs. Walter W. McBride, RR stephanotis corsage,
1 Centralia, and Ronald Glenn For travelling the bride don-
Pridham, London, son of Dr, ned a gold virgin wool suit with
and Mrs, W. E. Pridham, Mit- mink tone accessories and cor-
aril, exchanged marriage sage of white cymbidium orch-
ids.
The couple will reside in Lon-
don. The bride is a graduate of
London Teachers College and
the groom is attending the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario,
i'y R. O'Brien,en, London, and Specializing ill—
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of the bride, ushered. 0 TINTING A reception was held in the
church rooms where the bride's • PERMANENTS
mother received guests in a • TREATMENTS mint green jatket dress of lin ,
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their Jones, Mr, and Mrs. Itit.
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HOTSON 11 'NE
Gertrude Jean. Harris, St.
Thomas, and William Charles
Pearce, Exeter, were married
in Faith Baptist Church, St,
Thomas on Wednesday after-
noon, July 18. Rev. J. B. Pit-
tawny was the officiating cler-
gyman,
The bride was gowned in a
street-length sheath dress of
blue linen with white accesso-
ries and corsage of roses.
The bride's daughter, Mrs.
Albert fives, Toronto, as ma-
tron of honor wore a beige
sheath with corsage of red
roses. Attending the groom was
his son, Ellis Pearce, London,
A reception was held at the
Grand Central Hotel and later
Mr, and Mrs, Pearce left on.
a wedding trip to Northem On-
tario. The bride travelled in a
two•piece navy and white silk
suit, with white accessories
and corsage of red roses.
Mr. and. Mrs. Pearce will re-
side in Exeter.
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Thursday and Friday
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JULY 21 to AUG. 7
CATHY ROBBINS, Prop.
eremny at Kippen
veil of French She
.carried, a cascade of white
Sweetheart roses, stephanotis
and trailing ivy..
I\1.rs. Alex Townsend, Sea.
forth, as matron of honor,
and Miss Marjorie Turner, sis-
ter of the bride, and Miss,
Margaret Skov, Trenton, as
bridesmaids, were gowned alike
in white flowered nylon over
pink taffeta in street-length.
11'hey wore headpieces of pink
taffeta petals with veiling and.
carried baskets of pink .antirr-
hilltops and while pompom
thry.santhemuma, Patsy Ander-
son, Walton, niece of the
groom, was flower girl dressed
similarly to the other attend-
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