Zurich Citizens News, 1974-07-25, Page 6PAGE 6 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Married
GROOT - KIEFFER
At Sacred Heart Church,
Wingham, on Saturday, July 6,
Elaine Agnes Kieffer and Peter
James Groot were united in the
Holy bonds of matrimony in a
double ring ceremony with Rev.
Father Nolan officiating at the
nuptial mass. The altar was
decorated with pink and white
peonies. During the mass
scripture readings were done
by Michael and George Kieffer,
uncles of the bride.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kieffer,
of R.R,1, Bluevale, and the
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Groot, of R. R.1,
Zurich.
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in
Wingham
Given in marriage by her
father the bride wore a gown of
German imported satin peau
with chantilly lace bodice,
Queen collar and tight fitted.
sleeves, it featured a lace
cathedral train falling from a
bow at the waist. A juliet cap
held her waist length veil of
tulle appliqued with the same
lace as the bodice and train.
She wore a pearl necklace and
earrings, gift of the groom and
carried a cascade bouquet of
white roses, blue carnations and
ivy with blue streamers.
Matron of honour was Mrs.
Karen Weishar, of Stratford,
sister of the bride. She wore a
floor length gown of flock
flowered voile over dephinium
blue Taffeta designed on the
same lines as the bride's dress
and with baby puff sleeves, a
blue picture hat with band
matching the dress and a basket
of shasta daisies blue carnations
and ivy with blue streamers
completed her costume.
Bridesmaids were Miss B.J.
ivicLearn of London. Mrs. Mary
Kieffer of Wroxeter and Miss
Maryann Groot of Zurich, were
all attired identically to the
matron of honour and carrying
identical flowers. Flower girl
was Miss Tammy Lynn Kieffer,
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neice and God -daughter of the
bride attired identical to the
bridesmaids and carrying a bask-
et of white daisies and blue
carnations.
Soloist Miss Lavone Ballagh
accompanied by Miss Rosemary
Schmidt at the organ gave
beautiful renditions of the
"Wedding Song at the process-
ion, Prayer of St. Francis at
the Offeratory - "0 Perfect
Love at Communion, Oh God
of Love, Oh God of Goodness
at the signing of the registar
and we have Only Just Begun
at the recession.
Best man was Joseph Duch-
arrne of Goderich. Ushers were
Ronald Hartman, of Dashwood,
Thomas Ryan of Ailsa Craig,
and David Groot, of Zurich.
Ring Bearer was Sean Kieffer,
of Wingham nephew of the
bride. The groom and all male
attendants wore navy blue
tuxedos in Adventuror style with
blue ruffled shirts.
The dinner and reception
were held at the Brussels Legion
Hall where the bride's mother
received guests wearing a long
full length gown of polyester
sky blue crepe with lace bodice
long sleeves and wide self belt
with matching lace, and a cor-
sage of pink roses. She was
assisted by the groom's mother
wearing a full length gown of
mauve polyester crepe with
plain bodice, long sleeves and
figured skirt and a corsage of
yellow roses.
The dinner table was centered
with a three tier wedding cake
iced in traditional white with
several dozen tiny blue sweet
peas completing the decor.
The table was decorated with
blue and white streamers and
ere's
the wedding cake was flanked on
either side with crystal candel-
ebta with long blue tapers and
roses. Guest tables were decor-
ated with blue tapers and roses.
Master of ceremonies was the
bride's uncle and Godfather,
Michael Kieffer of Teeswater.
During the evening dancing was
enjoyed to the "Morans" and at
midnight a lunch was served.
For travelling to the Manitoul-
in Islands, the bride donned a
mint green two piece dress with
white accessories and a corsage
of white roses. Upon return
from their honeymoon, the
young couple will reside in God -
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THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1974
erich. The groom is employed
with Cyanamid of Canada, at
Clinton.
Previous to her marriage
the bride was tendered a lovely
miscallaneous shower at the
Wroxeter Hall, hostesses were
Mrs. Norman Ross, Mrs. John
McBurney, Mrs. Carl Frieburger.
Mrs. Glen McMichael, Mrs.
Warren Fines, Mrs. Mary
McMichael.
Mrs. Karen Weisher entert-
ained at a bridesmaids' lunch-
eon at the Golden Bamboo in
Stratford. Miss B,J. McLearn
also entertained in the bride's
honour,
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