The Huron Expositor, 1980-05-08, Page 25•
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BY'RHEA,HAMILTON.".• frowned at for appearing inand as they take their placei.
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, Weddings today are varied • public. Onthemorning of,the at the altar will :change this to
ancr.different,ils' nev,Pr. before.: ' "Wedding', OiY shc would some lriw; subdued but sweet
.1There r' Are. as many colour breakfast in 1,ject;`. and her appropriate illP.160Y;.;"which
conibinations df'floWer.S: 'j attendants would he should continue with taste
bouquets and in ittenderit's in time for the WOdding,"and Feeling tlircillght,out: the
go'ns;,as :there are brides This was, just one of the Service.' !Vs bridal partv
deciding on, vA,nt, to. t‘,o4t,happy•;l0aMC'' thO
;.At 'the turnofthe centiity couple had to conformf to shoidd be loud and jubilant."
.there*ere.Mriny books out to until the cerernonv was over. , • , ,
.show young ladies jUst what Pin" bride!s. costirine,Wasi ;The problem of V9v,`O..,im.a.
•:/itOp'cr' etitioettO .concerning as silk or " apparent when thc
weddings was al) 'about. ••• and „included", 'White; WOLIId trv to g6tihem off IP
In 1900 a practical '..gloves and shoes of White kid • jime,tri" accept the ring from
' epee book was ..published in or white satin. ,The.:•bride!s hcr. •bctrothed.
:Toronto for. harries' and was ,bottqiiet should heyeniiiposed eercmonv. To avoid thc delay
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appropriately flamed • ' 'The ,of ' White flow. ers .and the the book suggested cutting.
Household kreetri, .hrici „the privilege. of the ' 'finger the':''81°v.e in
joOluddd, inforniation , that procuring...it' for 'T her.. The Luestb0n sn" that it .w01141's,l1P
wotild allow eVerY-dedieated. satte d ants narrYaside to all.°r: the. putting on
their honeymoon or what Wa'
then called a Wedding fOtir or
". wedding , followed
rice and
slippers
:*.oytRAL DAYS''
This.type of ..receptiot.i. in.
.some '' cases 'Stretched for
several days and • he bride .
vouId anilmilic'e in wed-
ding there would
.he two Or "three' reception "
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day.s. During this .'titne if .
....there is a.:.ball..or dinner.. the.,
bride.. is ; allowed' to, yiear '
".her...wedding,dresS.• •
Once Ali the' .61i,tifement:i:
'over:', and the couple" have,:
the . bride is:
• ready to receiveviSitrirS.: But
' only, thesewho have "receiiredf:
".a notice„: •
invitation are :alloWeif't0
upon -the newly --Married 9,0o15‘,:.
IC. The one 'final' rule in the
section of: Weddings, was :
1.1Iisted at imperative.' Net to
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be braken When tfie bride is
receiving.guests aft& . the
wedding trip she imist not be',"
!One but assisted her
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• rnEiiher: siSter„,:-Or--iptirnate
f"Tntidn' basic format.,of .ed
:dirigs,arid receptions remains :
,unchange itf the inf�rrnal-
ity
and case :that We all, enjoy
Our,'..daY-i,to4laY';.: living: is
,reflecied, in 'our choices of
. Wedding 'apparel and plans.:
honSewife to Make:: appetii- finWetS With an. edging',
of tlie ring.
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ing dishes', p1411.s fO'F' inexpetr of,pale: bitish'reSeS ARBAsii
!sivc changes to her house :LARGEAFFAIRS • TJie stYle after 'the. wed.'
:and tips on ''bOVit, to handle. Wedding's in '1909' Must dint didn't 'meation a 'rccep.tools and sav. ...money_by..have been .iargc affairs. The'
:flop;like'2*e---:1616Wt1D-de.y.
ayoltli.ng:91t,1011014'' :f1.11N'• ..gerieyal, niiiiiber".; of brideSL.'f. instead an English. breakfast
.-,Custorns and adwice.: on :;:';inaids WAS six. The '..",.1;e01c ..cf heldthe Morning after the
poiiteness niting with etiquette rii.‘intdinthAt., the :,wedding was the fashion of
,mationon dis'eases. °w�uld rules are general and: in alt. the dav.• • ' •
-atm °the 'dedicated busv. cases .!gegd :taste.. shetild'Ve:T . .
.'hnitsewife.With.,en6igh exercised tap opposed .The -guests were invited a:
mation to. .guat,d7and take', ,ostentatious: display' fortnight in ,:ad,Vance. and.
Care..41Ler loved one's, in "the'l}.'' if 'beyoridAheni,eariLof the Yeer_e::.„',sered,LA feast_ef 'such
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,..fashlonacceptable to: society. fainilY,:;;ieaves A hudcn of ;,dishes as bouiliion. Salad,.
. Under :etiquette: 'rif • Wed'.. : debt .behind.") birds, oysters,' ices';' and jel-
dings:00,re Were .Shine.:Very There ate also tules:foi- the . lies. This meal "of delights'
set÷tttlesalitiut-wh0;:td-clo--,trittsielliayeci,at-the,wedding-.+.77,,t5tetirf9r one • or.trti' hetii$
and who. vas to take carc of 'Upon .1the:',entrance,;:of the htitle :,0,1tatiged"
what. -, 1:714al,g4tty*thity the .doors." ;from:, her wedding.: dress ,to
the church, thc .organistltertravclliug cosititir and
-tions were sent.:the. bride, was play' a'-'91rdding MOO"; the: .happy : eO:u 0!e•' left for
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THE .H U RON'.rEXPOSITOR," MAY 80980 AND
TItits-P.tps$p.p posT AND THE 134YTH STANDARD-,
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