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WEDNESOAY., AUGUST 12, ,1964
THE ILUCKNOW.. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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HAMILTON -- WIGHTMAN,
. Candelabra, baskets of white
shastas and pink carnations made
a pretty setting at/Knox Presby-
terian Church, Belgrave, • for the
wedding. of Margaret Elizabeth
Wightman of Belgrave and Wil-
liam Bruce Hamilton of Lucknow.•
• Rev. Wr.J, Morrison of Brus-
sels officiated for the• afternobn
ceremony. • Mrs. John Nixon was
the organist and Miss Margaret
Nicholson sang "0 Perfect Love,"
"Wedding Prayer" and "I'll 'Walk
Beside You." • ' '
, The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman
and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs.. Gilbert Hamilton of R.R.
Lucknow. •
' Mr. Wightman gave his. daugh-
ter in marriage. She chose a
floor -length' white nylon :organza
over taffeta gown With. bell •skirt,
lily -point sleeves, and tiny pearl
appliques• around t h e scooped
neckline and on the front of the
skirt. The princess bodice fea-
tured • an organza flower at ,the
back. Her bouffant spider veil
was caught by a, crown of lus-
trous pearls and she carried' a
cascade ' of. red roses.
Her. sister, Miss Anne Wight,
man of Waterloo, was maid of
honor. Her petal pink nylon .or-
ganza Over taffeta gown w a s
.street -length and. 'fashioned in A
line on a princess bodice. The
Matching headdress held an over -
the -face veil and •her accessories I
were white. She carried. pink shas-
tas '''and white .feathered carna-
tions.
• In similar attire as the maid
of honor ' were the • two brides-
maids, Miss Marlene Walsh of.
Waterloo .and Miss Betty Hamilton
of Niagara Falls.
The flower girls,, Misses -Janette
and Susan Barr of Ra. 1, Holy -
rood, nieces .of thegroom, wore
full -Skirted white, dresses, Pink
sashes, headdresses •similar ter the
bridesmaids and carried baskets
of pink .and white baby mums.
Bess Hamilton of R.R. 6, Luck -
now, was bestman and the ushers
were Donald Hamilton of • Gogama
and JOlm Wightman of Toronto.,..
Guests from Brantford, Hanover,
Waterloo,' Toronto, Port Credit,
Whitby, Niagara Falls, Gogama,
Listowel, Britton,' Bluevale, Luck -
now and Clinton were ,received at
the Foresters '- Hall after the cere-
mony. The bride's motherwore a
pink linen sheath with white ac-
cessories and the groom's mother
chose a blue figured dress with
white accessories. Their corsages,
were white mums. •
The wedding ,party visited' the
bride's' grandmother, a patient in
Wingham an District Hospital,
before the bride 'Changed to a
blue figured. dacron dress, white
accessories and .corsage of red
rose's ,which • she wbre for travell-
ing. She is a graduate. of Strat-
ford Teachers'. College.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilten will live
at R.R. 3, Lucknow.
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ust 6th. Mrs. Irwin is the former
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'CARTER MacKENZIE
' Ashfield • Presbyterian Church
was decorated • with White glad-
ioli to form an attractive setting
for the wedding of Florence Anne
MacKenzie and Donald MacMillan
',Carter on •Saturday, July 18. The
bride's ,parents are Mr., and Mrs.
Hugh C. MacKenzie of R.R. 3,
Goderich, and the groom is the
son of Mrs. *Herbert Carter of
Kincardine, and the late Mr. Car-
ter. Rev. Neil .McCombie officiat-
ed at 'the, double -ring ceremony.
The organist was Mrs. Duncan
,Simpson of Kigali while Mrs.
Frank Fisher' • of Kitchener was
soloist. • •
, Given in marriage by her la-
ther, the bride chose a floor -length
•gown of silk organza over bridal
satin. The bodice, fashioned With
lilypoint sleeves and bateau neck-
line, cascaded from the waist• into
a back chapel train held by a
self -tailored organza bow. Jewell-
ed lace motifs enhanced the bod-
ice and iskirt: A caplet of irri-
descent sequins and, pearls held
the shoulder -length pouffe veil of
nylon tulle. She carried a cascade
bouquet of white roses, stephan-
otis and 'green, ivy.
•, Miss, Barbara MacKenzie, R.R.
3, Goderich, was maid of honour
and the bridesmaids were Was
'Janice Carter • of Kincardine suld
Mrs. Murray Stark of Waterloo,.
They wore identically -styled *short
gowns of azure blue • organza,
sheath design, with tiered skirts
and matching blue and white , pill -
b o x crowns with over -the -face
veils.. They "arried bouquets of.
white mums with white streamers.
William Kempton, R.R. 3, God -
mach, was groomsman and guests
were ushered by Dougald Camp-
bell of Waterloo and Kenneth Mac-
kenzie of R.R. 3, Goderich.
A reception followed at, the
Bruce Inn, Kincardine, the .bride's
mother receiving in, a jacket
sheath dress of petal Mlle lace
over taffeta with Matching ac-
cessories', and a corsage of white
carnations.' The groom's miither
,assisted in a sheath dress of pink
' lace over taffeta, with white ac-
cessories and a corsage of pink
' and white roses. ,
For their wedding trip to New
York •and the Eastern States, the '
bride changed to a powder blue
linen .• boucle suit with matching
hat and white accessories. Her
corsage was of white gardenias..
Mr. and Mrs. Carter are .'resid-
ing in Woodstock: •
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