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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1955-09-22, Page 5mut$DAY,'srmyKil.2g,195, e Grautiert-51eGuire Our Lady a the Snows church, Glen Oaks, New York, was the scene, of a pretty wedding in bate August, when on the 2t3th, Mary Dorothy 1V1cGuire, R.N., became the, bride of )Dr, David N. Grau- bert. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John lVfcGuire, Clinton, and her httsband is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. JosePh Graubert, The. -Hague, Holland. Rev. Fr. O'Neil con- ducted the ceremony. Given in marriage by her cons - 'In Donald 1VIcGee, Toronto, the bride was charming in a steel grey sheath dress with matching fitted jacket, shoes and bag Her hat' and accessories were charn- pagne toned,•and she carried ToT00,,isT:A*40b* The 'bride's entrant, Mrs. Don- ald McGee' was her only atten- rby-Thtuni)son dant, wearing, an iceblue street length. dress c.,f silk taffeta, and Anlloonon S0,efteeingwe °chafcoanaidi, eliegnh! sarlimg bronze shaded 'mums. at zi .. s were ex - The groomsman: was Dr. David don, rnarriagevow O'Connor. - Changed Saturday morning, Sent - r Fbilowing a reception in' For' enbe 17, by Mary Isabella eat How hut, the young couple Thompson, Clinton, and Fred - left for a wedding trip to Sara- TherieekbrWidielliiasintheKdiropbg3Iterolin Clinton.r, toga Springs, Pocono Mts., Penn, 1 . and to the home of the brideand MrsFred GThompson, 's Clinton, ara the groom is the parents in Clinton, over Labour Day weekend. A , family dinner son of M. anollVIrs. Albert Kirby, was held in their honour, ' • The pride is a 1953' graduate of White gladioli, pink 'MUMS St. Joseph's School of xureing, and snapdragons formed • an a - London, and her husband, is a ttractive setting fOr the ceremony graduate of Leiden College and which was performed by the Rt. the University of Amsterdam, Rev, W. T, Hallam, who was a - Holland; soisteci by the Rev. Dr. W. Cole - Mr. and jvhs. Grubert are emoannd.tieJteacimeisheMceotaregeen,c1;a:granist, now residing at their new home in Parkway Village, Jamaica', Escorted by her father, the Juniper lilies, New York. bride was lovely in a beautiful gown of antique ivory slipper- . satin designed on Princess lines with 'a short train. Thefitted bodice had a semi -low neckline with yoke and long tapered sleeves of Chantilly lace, and motif of the same lace was scatt- ered over the skirt. Her head- dress which was a Juliette eap of small tulle petals and seed pearls held her fingertip veil of matching ivory illusion. 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She wore a small head -hugg- ing cap of cognac shade with small+ matching veil, and carried a spray of yellow daisies. Miss Karen Gale, London, niece of the groom, as flower -girl was in green tafeta, with small matching bonnet, and she carried a nosegay of varied coloured pinks. Kenneth Somerton, Toronto, was the groomsman, with Gene Corbett, Kingston, a classmate of the groom's and Charles Thomp- son, Ottawa, brother of the bride acting as ushers. The reception was held at the Huron College refectory, where Thompson received guests wearing an ankle -length dress of midnight blue French ninon, with sequin -trimmed' yoke and lace -panelled skirt, pink hat and a corsage of white gardenias. The groom's mother assisting,chose a taffeta dress in brown tone with aecordian pleated skirt, blush rose accessories and a cor- sage of gardenias. For a wedding trip to Quebec and eastern points, the bride wore • an Oxford grey suit, with winter white accessories and gardenia corsage. Mr.: and Mrs. Kirby will ."tcside in London. The bride is a graduate- of Alma College, and St. Joseph's School of Nursing, London, and her husband is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario. • An estimated 2,419,000 families had children 24 years of age and under living at home at the start of 'June, 1954. Ontario Street United Church ANNIVERSARY Sunday, September 25, 1955 Guest'Speaker: Rev. E. R. Stan* ay, B.D. ROBINSON UNITED CHURCH, LONDON Church Minister: •REV. A. GLEN EAGLE, B.A., B.D. • • s' • ' 41. • 11.00 a.m. — MORNING SERVICE "COMMONSENSE RELIGION" 7030 Tan, EVENING SERVICE "HOLY HANDS" • SPECIAL MUSIC. BY THE CHOIR rucefield Man. Wed. • The former Eunice Adeline Smith and James Newton Aiken - head exchanged vows in Brussels United -Church manse an Satur- .day, September 10: The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Smith, Wroxeter, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Aikenhead, Brucefield. Following a Northern Ontario wedding trip the couple will live in London. Soon To Marry Aikenhiad-Smith MISS PHYLLIS IIANLY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vyn Hanly, RR 5, Clinton, whose marriage to William G. Nediger. son of Mr. arid Mrs. John W. Nediger, Clinton, will take place place in Ontario Street United Church on October 7. • Corbett -Cook liensall United. Church was de- corated with baskets of yellow gladioli and bronze mums when Eleanor Jane Cook And Gary Hil- ton Corbett ,exchanged vows in a double -ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Norman E. Cook, Hensall, and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs, E. E. Corbett, Leamington. The Rev. C. D. Daniel officiated, as- sisted by the Rev. L. F. O'Neil, of Leamington. Miss Iris Page, Toronto, was soloist and Miss Greta Laramie presided at the organ. " Entering the church with her father, the bride wore a white embroidered silk organza and satin gown. The voluminous skirt cascaded from embroidered panels and swept gracefully into a cath- edral train. Lily -paint sleeves and Elizabethan collar featured the fitted basque. Her fingertip illusion veil was held by a silk embroidered headdress studded with seed pearls and she carried a 'shower cascade of Tawny Gold roses., Miss Jean Armstrong, Hensel', was maid of honor and brides- maids were Miss Barbara Bain and Miss Beverley Prise, both of Toronto. The attendants wore identical waltz -length .gowns of bronze crystalette over shrimp taffeta with matching headdresses and carried cascades of yellow find bronze 'mums. Little Joan Hopkinson, of Lions. Head, was flower girl in a dress ofy,pale yellow crystalette with, miniature nosegay of deep gold baby 'mums. Wayne Corbett was his broth- er's groomsman. Ushers were Rob- ert MacLelland, Montreal, and Rev. Andrew Lane officiated at a ceremony in the United Church manse at Brussels, on Saturday, September 10, when Eunice Ad- eline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Smith, Wroxeter, be- came the bride of James Newton Aikenhead, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Aikenhead, Brucefield. The bride Wore a white satin. and lace gown with net tulle overskirt and lace bolero featur- ing lily -point sleeves. ,A net and lace headdress trimmed with white roses held her fing- ertip veil and she carried red roses with white satin streamers. Attending the bride was Miss Betty Tait, Londesboro, who wore a mauve gown of satin and lace with net overskirt and lace bolero. She carried a bouquet of white baby 'mums. Leonard O'Rourke, Staffa, was groomsman. For receiving at her home, the bride's mother wore a black dress with white accessories. The groom's mother, assisting, chose a navy dress and white acces- sories. The couple will live in London after a wedding trip through Northern Ontario. The bride traveled in a pink snit flecked with bine with navy accessories, Murray -Leiper The Rev. 3. W. Stinson offic- iated at the double -ring cere- mony in Northside United Church manse, Seaforth, when Laura Leiper and Gordon Murray, Wal- ton, exchanged marriage vows, The bride is the daughter of William Leiper, Londesboro, and the late Mrs, Leiper, and the groom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Murray, formerly of Walton. The bride wore a dress of crystalette in romance pink with a matching bolero, pink acces- sories and a corsage of yellow roses. The couple will make their home in Morris Township follow- ing a wedding trip to the Ni- agara Peninsula, Robert Cook, brother of the bride. -Receiving at her home, the bride's mother wore an aqua blue lace gown with matching hat and corsage of pink rosebuds. 'The groom's mother chose a gown of Dior , blue brocaded satin with shoulder corsage of pink rose, buds. For traveling, the bride donned a. charcoal 'and white wollen dreSs with. White hat, black ac- cessories and corsage of Ameri- can Beauty roses. On their re- turn from a motor trip to Mus- koka, Mr. and Mrs. Corbett will reside in Toronto. The bride- is a -graduate of the University of Western Ontario and Victoria Hospital School of Nursing. The groom is a 1955 graduate in business administra- tion of the University of Western Ontario. ,. Congratulations "BURT" (,)N TIIEENLARGING OF YOUILSTORE "Burton Stonley's New Red & White Super Market" .fl HAS. BEEN OUR PLEASURE, AS ALWAYS, TO SUPPLY YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS, Counter Builders' Supplies PHONE 120 CLINTON,• ONT. hyte-Snell Yellow and ,white •gladioli for- med the, setting in,Northside Tjn- ited Church, Seaforth, wheh Jean Snell became the bride of Douglas Boyd 'Whyte, The bride 'is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Helm- er Snell and the groom is the son of- Mr. andMrs, Harold Whyte, all of Seaforth.: The Rev, Harold 3. Snell, Ex- eter, uncle of the bride, 'offidated, assisted by the Rev.".7, W. 'Stin- son. Mrs. James A, Stewart, or- ganist and Miss Jayne Mary Snell, Stratford, daughter of Mt. and Mrs. Ephriam Snell, RR 2, Clinton, soloist, provided' Wedding music. Escorted to, the altar by her father,the bride wore a bEille- rina-length gown of white bro. ceded taffeta styled on' princess\ • •'. PAGE FX lines. A matching heddress trint. coed with seed pearlheld her three -quarter -length veil a nylon, and she carried a crescent of , white shasta 'ntunU. , Mrs. Gerrard Reitz, Toronto, as matron of honor, chose ballerina - length mink Florentine faille with matching headdress, She carried a crescent yellow sitasta Floyd McPhee, Seaforth, was groomsman and ushers, were Rob- ert Shell, Seaforth, brother of the bride, and Gerrard Reitz, Toron- Receiving guests at the___-hotne. of Mn and Mrs. Harold WilYte, the bride's mother wore black and white taffeta with oink ap- cessories 'and pink rose "corsage. 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