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The Church of the Epiphany,
London,'. with a 'background of
white mums 'and pink carnations
and- vv).rite bows decorating the.
pews, Was the setting for the
marriage of: Alice Faye Day and
Thomas Ivan Gray. on Saturday.,
November 22nd at four o'clock.
Rev. A. Hitch of London
officiated at . the; double • ring
ceremony. ry
The bride is ,a daughter .of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Day. The
.groom is a *son of 'Mr. and Mrs.
Donald B. Gray. all of London.
. Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of pure silk
poie de soie, encrusted in the'yOke
with seed pearls, pencil slim,
sleeves,with jewel trim at wrist and '
a bouffant skirt cascading into a
cathedral train: Her high-crowned
finger-tip illusion 'veil of imported
tullewas encrusted with tiny seed
:pearls. She carried a cascade of
red roses and Scotch heather.
Maid Of honour was,MiSs Linda
Essay of London. She ,wore a blue
"crepe' gown with i halter. neckline
.and jacket_of sapphire hlue velvet
with hood of velvet. 'She carried a
cascade of blue carnations and
yellow roses. ,
Bridesmaids were Mrs. 'Bonnie
Dick of Ingersoll and- Mrs. Patricia
Fullerton of Byron. Their gowns
and •flowers 'Were, the same as the
maid of honour's.
Flower girls were "Lesley Marie
Day of, London and Sherri Dick of
Ingersoll. They were dreSsed in'
white crepe granny gowns With
navy crepe pinafores cornplimented,
with whit; granny bonnets trim-
med in navy.' They carried' baskets
of nixed fall flowers. '
DOuglas McColl of, London was
groomsman.
Ushers were John Day , of
Thorndale and , David Gray of
L'on'don . • •
A reception followed• at Niles-
. town Masonic Temple. decorated
With white 'tapers. white and. OW(
bells and streamers. ,
The bride's Mother chose a gown
of mint green crepe over taffeta'
• with corsage of yellow roses;
The groo,m'.S mother wore a Coral,,,,
gown of nylon chiffon over taffeta'.
'and corsage of orange carnations.
For travelling the bride chose a
Laine • wool saltribp-coloured stirt
and roses.„eorsage of yellow ioses
Fdllowing their wedding trip 'in the
Southern Uritted States 'the couple',
Mr. and Mrs; Don, Caesar, Viet
and Patsy were, Boxing Day guest
with Mr. and Mrs. , Clarent
Collinson Teesvvater.
are ,residing in. London, where' the
bride is employed with M. Loeb,
London Lid. and the groom is a,
mechanic at Hopwood'S Garage.
Prior, to her' wedding the bride
was honoured at' Several pre-nup-
tial parties. Her mother:entertain-
ed at a trottsseau tea at her home,
Victoria 'Street: The table covered
with a white linen.cloth was centred.
-with a bridal centrepiece flanked by,
white tapers and vases of red
carnations and white mums.
Pouring tea Were, Mrs. Thpmas
Magoftin of Lticknow; grandMother
of the groom. Mrs, 'Grace Wake-
4ield of•Guelph and Mrs. J. A., Day
of London, grandmothers of the
bride. Also assisting at the tea
were the bride's' attendatits.
The 'bride was also entertained
by Miss Linda Essey; Mrs. D. Dick;„,
Mrs. W. F. Chatterley, Mrs-T. J.
Davies, and Mrs. A. H. Evans,
aunts of the bride; Mrs. J. Brown;
Mrs. J. M. Fullerton; the Welwyn
Bowling League at the home of
Mrs. F. Telfer. Mrs. Donald. B.
Gray entertained the . bridal party
following the rehearsal.
WHITECHURCH
Merry Christmas and Happy'
New Year to all vvhd contributed to
Whitechurch news throughout the
year.
Graham Kay arrived home on
ThUrsday.fro'm' the 'University at
Vancouver. '
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross, 'Mrs.
Robert Ross and Mrs. Nettie 'Ross
of Winghap on, Sunday were at
London Fuftieral Parlor where' Mrs.
Graydon Cox rested.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis 'and
,Dana of*Windsor were Visitors'last
Week with' her parents Mr. and
•Mrs, Garnet -. Farrier and his
parents Mr... and Mrs.: •Davis of
tbcarr.
Sunday visitors with Mr.” and
Mrs.'Wallace Conn were Mr, and
Doug Cdnley and Jason •of
Wingharn..
Mrs. Earl Caslick was, a visitor
with, Mr. and Mrs. Billie ,Caslic1C•
and family of CulrosS on Friday
evening and with Mr. and Mrs. •
Wilford Caslick • and family' of
V1ngham on Saturday.
Whitetkurch
Mr. anct, Mrs. Ken pewtress
were Christmas guests with their
daughter Mrs. .Ian Sutherland and
Mr. Sutherland 'of Milton'. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Elliott of
Windsor are enjoying a two week
holiday with their* parents Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Elliott and Mr. and
Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw. '/
Mr. and Mrs.Walter Elliott,
'Paul, Barry, David and Karen and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul LaicIlaw were
ChriStmaS griestS With Mr. and'
• Mrs-i. Bill MacPherson andfamily of
St. Helens.
Christmas Day guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw were Mr.
and : Mrs. Joe Ducharme 'of
Goderich, Mr. and. Mrs. .Paul
Laidlaw of Windsor and Miss Jane
,Laidlaw of Brandon. .
Christmas EVe guests' with Mr.
andi Mrs. Lorne Durnin were J. D. ,
Durnin, .Robert Durnin, Mr. and
Mrs. ROs's.Durnin and family, ,Mr:
and Mrs.. Elroy Laidlaw and Jane of
Brandon; Mr. and. Mrs. Cameron
Simmons of London; My. and Mrs.
Paul Laidlavv, Windsor; Mr. and,'
Mrs. Joe Ducharme., Goderich; Mr:
and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz and
family of Goderich.
Mr. and. MrS., Bill.Evans were
Christmas visitors on Thursday and„
Friday witl't-iMr, and Mrs. Eric
Evans and family:of Hyde Park..
.Holiday gueSts- with. Mr.'-and
Mrs. Dan Tiffin were Joyce Tiffin'
of Toronto, Barry .of Kitchener,.
Mrs. Ethel Stewart, Wingham, Mr. ,
and Mrs. Doug Tiffin. Lori and
Michael, Mr. and NO'S. Bevin
Tiffin, Stephen and Dean and Mrs.
Orville Tiffin.
Saturday evening guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Bevin ,Tiffin were
Mr: and Mrs. :Dan' Tiffin,. Barry
Tiffin of Kiteltener, Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Tiffin, Joan and Joey and Mrs.
Orville Tiffin. ,
My. and Mrs. Wilbert Schwich-
tenberg, Lori and Kerry of, Port
Elgin and ,Albert, Coultes were.
Christmas g9ests with 'Mr. and.
Mrs Jack Coultes *and •family of
Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Schwichten-
berg and family visited with her'
father, Albert Coulte's. from Wed-
nesday to Saturday.
Mr. and Mts. Lorne Durnin were
'Christmas Day guests, with Mr.
and Mrs. , Clayton Scholtz anti-
family of Goderich.,' •
Christmas. Day -guests with Mr.
and' Mrs. John Gaunt and George
'were Mr.. and Mrs, Don, Ross,
Douglas Bob. David and Brian;
Mr. an rs. Harley Gaunt, Billie,
Brenda d Jana•of Winghatri; Mr.
and Mrs. Jiin Gaunt and Janet of
Centralia', Miss' Kay Wilkens and
Mrs..Robert Ross,
Christmas Day guests with"Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Artristiong . of
Culross were Mr, and ; Mrs.
Wallace Corm, %Mr. and , Mrs.
*
George Conn and family of.
Sherbrooke, Mr. and Mrs. Doug)
Conley and JaSon, Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Hdnter and Trevor of London,
Mr. and. Mrs.,, Hugh Armstrong and
°tiler Armstrong relatives.
'Visitors during the holidays with
Mrs; Earl Caslick were on •Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller,
Tiffany and' Joshua of Hamilton
and. on Saturday, Tom Miller and
Murray Coultes of Toronto, on
Sunday, Dr. and Mrs. John Willis,
and family of,. Kincardine. GRAY - DAY
Mr. arid 'Mrs. Allan Falcone
Tony and. Timmy Mr. and Mr
Wesley Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. 13(
MoWbray, Mr. and Mrs. L. Shot
Mr..and Mrs. Archie .Montgomer
Blyth, were Christmas guests .wi
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer ai
Kevin.
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