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re
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IONE TATLOW, PROP.
Phone Lucan 109R
United Church. Exeter.
Donna, daughter of Mr.
Mrs. Newton Hay ter. of
Parkhill, was united in mar
riage with James Jones, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones, of
Exeter. Rev. H. J. Snell officiat
ed.
The bride was charming in
pussy willow gray silk crepe
with lace trim. Her accessories
were of the same tone and her
corsage was of red roses. Miss
Barbara Hayter, sister of the
bride, attended in a pink taffeta
dress with blue velvet hat and
a corsage of pink
Kirk, of Exeter,
groom's attendant.
For traveling the
ned a .. . .
matching accessories. Following
the return of the couple from a
motor trip to the Muskoka dis
trict there will be a reception
at the home of the bride. The
couple will reside in Exeter.
roses,
was
Roy
the
bride
gray gabardine suit
accessories.
don-
with
The Y.P.S. of Cromarty Pres
byterian Church is planning to
hold a Hallowe’en social the
of this month.
end
“Just as Walter and his bride
started up the aisle, every light
in the church went out.”
“What did they do?”
“Oh, they kept right on. The
bride knew the way. She was a
widow.”
Armstrong-Sweitzer
A lovely autumn wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mr
and Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer at higl
noon on Saturday, October 9
when their only daughter, Leh
Mary was united in inarriagt
to Irvine Ross Armstrong, onlj
son of Mrs. Valeria Armstrong
of Exeter and the late Win
Armstrong. The Rev
ey performed the
ceremony against a
of ferns, mums and other
umn flowers,
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, looked lovely in
a floor
French
French lace and fine pleating.
She wore long leg ‘o’
sleeves and pointed cuffs,
finger-tip veil was of fine
with
dress and
white ostrich feathers,
ried a
roses.
Her
Gaiser,
blue faille with long blue gloves
to match and a pink plume
headdress. She carried a bou
quet of colonial pink Delight
roses. Mr. Ross Turkey wa»
groomsman.
Traditional wedding music
played by Miss Helen Dlg-
and Miss Dorothy Davis
“I’ll .Walk Beside You”
“Because’.
reception followed at the
i of the bride’s parents,
in
grape with
lat
II. Mahon-
double ring
background
aut-
length gown of white
faille trimmed with
pleating to match
was trimmed
She
cascade of Peerless
mutton
Her
net
the
with
car-
red
bridesmaid, Miss Elsie
wore a gown of soft
Bailey -Richards
A lovely autumn
took place in
United
urday,
before
ferns,
baskets
mums,
marked with
tied with
streamers. .Rev. H. J. Snell per
formed a double ring ceremony
uniting in marriage dVIarjorle
Corsina, second daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Leslie Richard, Exeter
and Lou Turner Bailey, only
son of Mr.
Bailey, Exeter,
don.
Traditional
was played by
Mrs. - -
ford,
Mr.
as !
Prayer”
Truly”.
A white carpet
the bride, who
church on the
lovely
place
Church, Exeter,
October
an
lighted
of
The
James
on
9, at high
altar banked
l candelebra
white
guest
colonial
white
wedding
Street
Sat-
noon
with
and
chrysanthe-
pews were
nosegays
bows and
Bailey,
and Mrs. Ralph
formerly of Lon-
wedding
. the bride’s aunt.
W. E. Gardiner, of
, and the groom’s uncle
E. A. Collings, of London,
soloist sang
and “I
music
trich plumes to match their
i gowns.
The groom was attended by
his cousin Gerald Moffat,
Kfppeu, and the ushers
Allan Richard, brother of
bride and Richard Watson.
Following the
reception was
church parlors,
received wearing
ensemble with Victoria wine ac
cessories and a corsage of or
chids, Mrs. Bailey assisted wear
ing a royal purple gown with
gray accessories and a corsage
of orchids.
Out of town guests were Mr,
and^ Mrs. W. E. Gardiner, Mea-
Parsons,
E. A.
C. T.
N. C.
, Mrs,
CROMARTY
of
were
the
a
the
ceremony
held in
Mrs. Richard
a coach gray
Rev. Mr. Anthony, of Exeter,
occupied the pulpit on Sabbath
last.
Miss Alda Steacy, Mrs. Finch,
and Mr. and Mrs. Denfield, all
Toronto, visited with Mrs, S. A.
Miller on Sunday.
Mr. Lloyd Miller, of Stratford
visited with his mother over
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Neil Gillespie is at pres
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ford; Mrs.
Windsor; Mr.
Collings, Mr,
Bailey, Mr.
Bailey, Mr.
Hattie Bissett,
Mr, and Mrs.
pen.
For a wedding trip^ko Chic-
Illinois Janesville,
Harry
and Mrs.
and
and
Jack
all
Alf Moffat, Kip-
Mrs.
Airs.
Bissett,
of London;
ent visiting in and
village,
Mrs. Thos. Scott
visitors at her
Thanksgiving.
had several
home over
was ;
nan
sung
and ‘
A
home
The bride’s mother received
a gown of san blue
ecru lace trim and wore a cor
sage of yellow gloria roses. The
groom’s mother wore a frock of black and lace crepe with a I
corsage of peerless red
Serving were Anna Brock,
Gerald Lawson,| Mrs. Carfrey
Audrey North, of
Following the
young couple left
trip to Toronto,
points east. The bride travelled
in a green gabardine suit with
wine accessories and corsage of
peerless red roses
Out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Doherty of Tor
onto, Mrs. Ida Smith, of Toron
to. Mrs. Ellen Bedford, Mrs.
Olive Hopkins, of London, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert North, Wood-
stock, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Knight, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs
Orville Beavers, of Kirkton and
Miss Audrey North, Woodstock.
roses.
Mrs.
Mary Fletcher,
Cann and Miss
Woodstock.
reception the
on a wedding
Montreal and
Slezack-Willert
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was solemnized at
Lutheran parsonage, !
on Saturday, October
o’clock when Reta
youngest daughter of
Mrs. Arthur Willert,
wood, became the
Pilot Officer Miran
Slezak, R.C.A.F.,
and Mrs. Frank
peg. Rev. L.
officiated.
The bride was
dove gray crepe
pretty autumn wedding
solemnized at the Zion
Dashwood,
9 at 3
Burdeen,
’ Mr. and
of Dash-
bride of
Stanley
son of Mr.
Slezak, Winni-
F. Higenell
charming in a
street length
gown with chantilly lace yoke
and a half hat of black ribbon
and' pink feathers. A corsage of
pink and white- roses completed
her costume. Miss Jean Willert
attended her sister as
maid wearing a street
gown of heavenly blue
with imported lace fitted
and black and pink accessories.
She wore a corsage of pink
roses and white baby mums.
The groom was attended by
Alvin Walper, of Dashwood.
The groom’s gift to the bride
was a gold watch, to the brides
maid a pearl necklace with
matching earrings, to the
groomsman a Ronson lighter.
After the ceremony a wed
ding dinner was served at the
! home of the bride’s parents.
»The table was effectively decor-
| a ted in pink and white and the
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brides-
length
crepe
bodice
three storey wedding cake cen
tred the bride's table.
Later the bridal couple left
amid showers
vibit the groom’s
Winnipeg, The bride travelled
in a wine gabardine suit, winter
i white hat with brown acces-
I series and a squirrel neckpiece,
i On their return they will reside
j in Trenton where the groom is
stationed.
of .confetti
parents
to
in
James St. W.A.
The regular meeting
James Street W,A. was
Thursday afternoon in
room
dance,
charge
Witmer
singing
Lord's
the read in
Scripture lesson
favoured with
solo. Following
roll call and the business
of the program
gave a most interesting and des
criptive talk on her trip through
to the Coast. The meeting closed
with the Mizpah Benediction.
with
Thi
of the
' and
of a
Prayer
g of
of the
held on
the S.S.
atten-
was in
Mrs.
a splendid
meeting
president
opened with the
hymn and
in unison.
Psalm 121 as
Mrs. J. I-Iodgert
a very lovely
the minutes and
part
Mrs, T. Coates
the
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Wisconsin, the bride chose a
navy, blue English gabardine
suit and Victoria wine hat and
topcoat with navy accessories,
and a corsage of gardenias. On
their return Mr. and Mrs. Lou
Bailey will reside in Seaforth.
and
taffeta
basque
skirts.
* off-
weddinp
a. sweetheart cascade of
Times roses and garden-
of pearls
worn by
Parsons,
and she
Mea-
“The Lord’s
Love
Alma Richard was her
maid of honour, wearing
as
was laid
entered
arm of her
ther, The bride was lovely in a
white slipper satin gown with
bouffant skirt, bateau neck,
long lily point sleeves and
tunic effect flowing into
graceful train.
flowing into a
Her full length
veil was held in place by a
dainty lace halo caught at the
sides with orange blossoms. She
wore a single strand
and a gold bracelet
her grandmother, Mrs.
on her wedding day
carried
Better
ias.
Miss
sister’s
an identical gown of acqua silk
taffeta and carried an arm bou
quet of bronze mums and Talis
man roses tied with
Miss Maida Richard.
Sheila Bailey,
were gowned in
American
formats
bodices
Scallops
shoulder
with poetic ribbon
shades and they carried colonial
fans of roses and mums in con
trasting shades of yellow and
white. All attendants wore mitts
and half hats trimmed with os-
gold satin,
and Miss
bridesmaids,
lavender
Beauty silk
styled with 1
and full flared
surrounded the
necklines accented
in matching
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