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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-07-27, Page 5A 9• Area p. ✓.•4@N"AmN,Nd#y,ir7Yq'e•!.u%'+i+4w.v� + aD: ,c.:. 4y. DIETRICH - ECKERT' A very lovely wedding was solemniked in -Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Mount • Carmel; on July 15, 1967, at one o'clock, when Eleanor Marie Dietrich, Mount 'Carmel, was united in marriage with Mr. Peter Vincent Eckert, Kitchen- er. Father U. Eckert, Gary, In- diana, officiated, . assisted.... by Father B. F. Glavin, Owen Sound., .. The 'bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.- Charles Dietrich, Mount Carmel and the bride- groom is the son of Mrs. Jos- eph Eckert and the late Joseph Eckert, RR 1, Dublin, Ont. The bride, given in marriage Eby her father3 wore a gown of alter crepe, with empire waist encircled with re -embroidered Alexcon lace. 'Cape forming sleeves also encircled with Al- excon lace, fell softly, to the waist. The removable train from the waist had appliques. of lace scattered across the bot- • tom. The waist length veil was held by a headpiece consisting of a• crown of crystals and white beads. She carriedwhite minia: tire. carnations, red roses and stephanotis. - ii1'Iiss Jo -Anne Dietrich of Lon- don was the maid of honor and ,ti ^ ithe bridesmaids were Mrs. Ray- mond Ducharme, Sarnia and �' W _Miss Lynn Diatrich, Mount Car- avel. They wore original floor - length gowns of delicate pink. The 'bodices were lace covered and the skirts chiffon over crepe. Their headpieces; were .imitation frosty pink roses with short veils. They carried better times carnations and white daisies with red streamers. ' Mr. Tom Eckert of RR 1, Dublin, was the best man and Mr. Ken Murray and Mr. James Cronin were the ushers. The organist, QVlr. Paul Diet- rich of Loddon, played tradi- tional wedding music and -ac- companied the soloist, Mr. How- ard Schmidt of Kitchener, when' he sang "Ava Maria" and. "O• God of Loveliness;.' • i The wedding' reception' was held .at 'the Dashwood Commun- ity Centre. The bride's mother received the guests in a pale blue linen dress and lace :coat ensemble with white accessories and was assisted by the bride- groom's mother, ; wearing an A- line•.."haris�blue"""Venisse lace dress with jacket and blue ac- cessories. • For their trip to -the east coast, the bride's travelling cos- .t:ume consisted of a ;pink A -lin dress, 'pink Breton hat, with _white accessories. They will reside at 11 Walton Avenne, Kitchener, Ontario. •it Ill TURNER - TYNDALL St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Clinton was the set- ting of the wedding of Sher- lene Margaret Turner, Clin- ton and Gordon Keith Tyn- dall, Seaforth on Saturday, July 15th at 3 p.m. The Rev. MacLean officiated. The church was decorated w i t h baskets of white mums, can- delaora and ferns. The bride is the daughter.of Mr. and Mrs. James Turner, Clinton and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tyndall, Clinton. The bride„ given in marri- age by her father, looked stunning in her floor length gown of white silk organza. The bodice was highlighted by a scalloped sabrina neck- line of delicate chantilly lace, empire waist and elbow length sheer, sleeves accented by the same lace. Elegance was portrayed in the gently .controlled' A-line skirt while the main centre of attention was focused on the detach- able train of organza, silhou- etted with scalloped chantilly lace and catching at the front to -form a panier effect. To complete her bridal outfit, she wore a French nylon illusion cathedral length veil -Caught, up by a headpiece of Swiss Guipure lace petals touched with tiny seed pearls. She car- ried- a crescent bouquet of gardenias, yellow- sweetheart roses, stephanotis and ivy. 'Mrs. Margaret' Craig, God• erich, was matron of -honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Anne Marie Tait, St. Thomas and Miss Faye Far euhar, R4'3• Clinton, Ontario, They . wore, gold sateau peau sleeveless gowns with • scoop necklines, silk lace band. of flowers at waistline and bow detail`sheath style skirts with elbow mittens. They carried baskets of bronze daisies Miss Karen Farquhar; RR 3 Clinton, flowergirl, wore a long white gown similar to the bride and carried sweet- heart -.roses and baby mums, Master Steven Andart, Clirn- I on was the ringbearer: - • Mr. Doug Ball, Clinton, was groomsman. Mr. John Slavin, Lindsay, and Mr. Lar ry Griffiths, Niagara Falls, were the ushers. • . Mrs. Morgan Agnew, Clin- ton, ,played traditional wed- ding music and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Robert Ho. Muth, Clinton when She sang. At. the reception and -dinner at Hotel Clinton, the bride's mother received the guests in a figured gold, white and sib Ver silk sheath with matching accessories and' corsage. of white Kil'arney roses. ,. The' groom's mother assisted wear- ing a beige Italian lace dress with lime green 'accessories and corsage of , Talisman roses. After the dinner a dance was held at the Legion Hall, in Clinton. Guests were present from Toronto, Niagara Falls, Lind. say, •California, London and Ottawa. For their wedding trip to Northern Ontario the, bride wore a time green lace dress with matching yellow acces series and yellow gloria rose corsage. - • The couple will reside al RR 2 Seaforth, Ontario. Before the wedding the bride was feted to showers by Mrs. Alice Greydanus and Mrs. Margaret Craig, Mrs. Mary Jean Glew and Miss Bonnie Butler. tips of the sleeves. An elegant chapel train appliquec.►it1 'ace flowed from the waist: A •crown of miniature pearls lleld a four tier hcailoped yell of- silk illusion. She carried a cascade of ruby roses, pale Pink carnations and ivy. .Miss Kathy Hodgins, Wing - hem, was maid -of honor, and the i?ridesmaids were Sue Na - smith, Toronto and Jane He- therington, Wisgham. They were dressed in floor length gowns with ruby color -ed bo- dices and pink skirts, the em= pire waists being appliqued with ruby lace. Flowing pan- els of ruby chiffon fell from the waist. The tulle veils were,,held by a cluster of or- ganza petals and roses in•mat' Ching ruby. They held white baby carnations with a single pink rose. The groomsman was Paul S. Wilker, London, and the ushers were Mr. David Alex- ander, Kincardine and Edwin HodgMs, Toronto, cousin of the bride. • The organist, Miss Iva Mai Smith played traditional wed- ding. music and accompanied •the soloist, Mrs. Carolyn Kit- chen' ofi Peterboro, wherl she sang, "The Lord's Prayer" and "Entreat Me Not to Leave Thee". The reception was held in the Ladies Parlours of the Un- ited Church. The mother of the- bride received the guests in a romance pink imported chantilly lace A-line dress showered with irridescent se- quins, pink and bone accessor- ies with corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother wore a two-piece dress of aqua • shan- turvg with white accessories. Guests were present from Edmonton, Sault. Ste. Marie, London, Toronto, Kitchener, Hensall, Galt, Milton, Luck - now, Londesboro, Montreal, Emo, Peterboro, • Brantford and Parkhill. For a weddin,�g trip to Mus- koka, and Quebec the bride donned a suit of blended silk in tones of pink with blue. threads, pink sailor hat, black patent shoes and purse and corsage. The couple will reside in Toronto. Both the bride and groom are graduates ,of the- Univer. sity of Western Ontario. ' News of Dublin Mrs. Catherine Ryan was sur- prised on Sunday afternoon When sons, daughters and grand- children came to help celebrate her .birthday. Mrs. Ryan was 84 years on July 21st. She is still quite active and enjoys good health. After a social af- ternoon a, fternoona, buffet supper, includ- ing birthday cake, was served. Those attending were:: Mr. and Mrs. Zack Ryan and family, RR 5, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan and family, RR 1, Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ryan and family, RR 2, Alvins- ton; Mrs. Anne McEachen and family,'s'RR 4, Parkhill; Miss•• •Ladra Ryan and Mr, -'and 'Mrs. Russell Smith and family, Dub- lin. ublin. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ryan couldn't attend, being on a business trip to New York. Miss Peggy McEvoy,. Kitchen- er, with Mr. and Mrs. James P. Krauskopf. McINALLY = CHAPPEL Adeline Ruth Chappel, of Cromarty and David James McInally, Seaforth 'were uni- ted in marriage in a double ring ceremony in- St. Thomas' •' Anglican Church, Seafath.by the Rev. F. S. Sharples on. 'July •Sth at 2 p.m. White mums graced the altar. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Edward -Chappel, Cromarty andthe groom is the 'son of Mr. and Mrs. David lylclnally, Cupar, r 't Scotland. The bride, given in marri- age by her father, -wore an • embroidered nylon gown ov- er ver net gathered at the waist with lily point sleeves. Her bouffant veil was held by. a headpiece of petals and pearls *,She carried a •bouquet of yet- • lew roses. Miss Faye Nethercott, St. lVGary's was the maid of honor and Mrs. JIM. Forrest, Sea - forth, Cousin of the bride, Miss Dianne Reid, London, and Mrs. Mack Mantean, E$• numdville, cousin of the bride *ere the bridesmaids. They were dressed alike in a pale ' yellow Aline Hoof length gown, with , enitire waists+ Their headpiede ' were of Met. chin* flowersrwith veils. Thalcayrried hotxquets' jai" white mums. ' Mr. Doug Upshall, RR 3 Kippen was. groomsman and Mr. John Varley, Exeter, cou- sin of the bride, Mr. Brian Chappel, Cromarty, brother of the bride and Mr. Mack MacLean, Egmondville were ushers. Mr. Robert Palin, •of Sea - forth, organist, played tradi- tional wedding music and ac- companied Mrs. Cleave C',pombs, Egmondville, when she sang, `Wedding Prayer" and "O Perfect Love". The wedding dinner'', -was at the Commercial Hotel and the reception followed at the' Staffa Hall where the bride's mother received the guests wearing a multi colored silk dress with white accessories and corsage of orange ice col• ored roses. A congratulatory telegram was received, f >r' n..n the groom's parents and, sister 'and her husband in Scotland, Before leaving on their trip for the West Coast, Mr. Peter Malcolm piped" them around the hall. The bride's travel- ling costume was a navy blue lace • sheath dressy with ,White accessories and pink corsage The couple will reside in Milton, ()Mario. . • ' ALEXANDER Before an altar of pink gladioli 'and white Dom mums Ruth Ann Ilodgins, Winglluam exchanged vows with James Chandler Alexander; .in a cere- mony, ormed by the Rev. Cecil Jardine at Wingham Un- ited . Church, On Saturday, July 8th at 8:00, pan. The • bride . is .the daughter of Mr. olid !VIM Chtitle5 H04- HODGINS gins of • Witngham and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Alexander, Lon- desboro. 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