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14.411414 ffifl,ON ExPosiTuR, SEAFORTV!, 'ONT4 SEPT. 26,, 1968
McCLURE—BEUERMAN
BasketS of white 'and yellow
gladioli decorated St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Rrodhagen,
folthe wedding of Sharon
Dianne Beuerman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Beuerman,
RR 4, Walton and Mr. William
Callum McClure, RR '1,' Walton,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc-
Clure, RR 1, Walton. Rev. g.
Lossing officiated at the donble
ring ceremony on September 7,
at 2:00 p.m.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was sheathed in
a floor -length empire waistline
dress. with long lily point
sleeves. It was accented by a
detachable train with lace
trimming the edges. A lace flor-
al headpiece held an elbow
length veil. She carried a.
ca-
eade of red and white roses,
The maid of honor was Miss
Dale Beuermann, sister of the
bride, RR 4, Walton and the
bridesmaids were Miss Elaine
Beuermann, sister of the bride,
RR 4, Walton and Miss Blanche
Dalton, cousin of the groom,
RR 1, Londesboro. Miss Betty
Beuermann, sister of the bride,
RR 4, Walton, and Miss Caro-
lyne McClure, sister of the
groom, RR 1, Walton, were jun-
ior bridesmaids.
All the bridesmaids were
clothed alike in emerald green
floor length empire waist gowns.
Petals accented the waist. A
floor length panel was distday-
ed by a bow at the back. Their
headpieces were made up of a
rosette surrounded by two pet-
als. They held cascades of yel-
low cystams and peach roses.
Mr. Gary McNichol, RR 4,
Walton, was groomsman and
• guests were ushered by Mr.
Lavern McClure, RR '1, Walton
and Mr. Clyde McClure, RR 1,
• Walton.
Mrs. Pearl. Henderson played
traditional wedding music and
played as Miss MargaretEllig-
son sang "0 Perfect Love", "The
Wedding Prayer" and "I'll Walk'
Beside You":
• A dinner and reception were
held in Brodhagen Community
Centre following the ceremony.
The bride's mother received
guests in a beige crimpknit
dress with three-quarter sleeves
and wore dark brown accessor-
ies. A corsage ofy,ellow roses
completed her outfit.
The groom's mother chose a
blue linen dress with a gold
metallic hat and black accessor-
ies. A corsage of white roses
completed her outfit.
For a wedding trip to Tober-
mory, Manitoulin Island and
Sudbury, the bride chose a two-
piece blue plaid dress with
black patent accessories and a.
corsage of white roses. Qn their
return they will reside at RR
2, Seaforth.
Guests were 'present from
Galt, Brantford, ' Sarnia, Strat-
ford, Elmira and Toronto.
Prior to her marriage the
bride was honored at three
'showers. Miss Linda Flatherty
and Mary Lou Ritchie were
hostesses for one in Galt. An-
other was held at the home of
Mrs. Mike Hishori, Stratford;
where Mrs. Larry Pitts and Mrs.
Sam Wyatt were hostesses. Miss
Dale Beuermann and Mrs. Ed
Regele were hostesses'. at a
shower held at thelatter's resi-
dence.
Holds 'Meeting
The Bowlers opened their
euchre and bridge season with
a pot -luck supper at the home
of the president, Miss Dorothy
Parke. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Donna Patterson for bridge and
Mrs. Ida Close for euchre.
Mrs. Harold Free from Cali-
fornia was present as a guest.
The next party will be held
at the club house on Oct. 10.
LAWSON -7 ELDER
The marriage was solemnized
recently in St. Mark's Presby-
terian Church, Don Mills, On-
tario, of Carol Margaret Frances
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Lawson, Charlottetown, to Ken-
neth Lorne, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne C. Elder, Hamilton, On-
tario. • The Rev. James Evans of-
ficiated, with the Rev. Nathan-
iel Holmes of Pioneer Memor-
ial United Church, Hamilton,
Ontario, assisting in the cere-
mony.
Tall white candelabra, lighte
candles, white gladioli; - snap
dragons and orange tinted car-
' nations decorated the chancel
of the church. The organist was
Mrs. Lillian Houslander of Ham-
ilton, the soloists were Mrs. Wil
liam • Kerr and MY Norman
Rumney of Toronto; Mrs. Kerr
sang "0, Lord Most Holy" and
Mr. Rumney, "My .World" and
a duet "God Hath Not Promis-
ed" during the signinz of the
• register.
The bride entered the church
on the arm of her father to the
strains of Minuet by Handel.
Her gown was fashioned of silk_
ligoda, trimmed with French
guipure lace in a floral pat-
tern. It fell into an A-line skirt
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from a fitted bodice. The
neckline and choir boy sleeves
were trimmed with denble rows
of guipure lace and the train
which fell from the shoulders
was also trimmed with rows of
lace. Her cathedral length veil,
a single layer of ilUston tulle'
fell from a contoured -tiara
headpiece of the same fahrie as
the gown and trimmed with'
guipure lace. She carried and
S-shiped bouquet of • orange
lilies, stephanotis and ivy.
• Mrs. Barry Diamond, sister of
the bride, as matron of honor;
was gowned in a floor length
sheath of orange ice chiffon ov-
er taffeta, matching shoes, wide
rimmed hat, and white elbow
length gloves.
The bridesmaids were Jean
and Katherine Eider, 'slam 'of
the groom, and Mrs Pie.
einato. They wore •similarlY
styled gowns to that worn bv
the matron of honor, in import-
ed printed sparkling Ravenna
in muted tones or orange, geld
and off white, orange ice chif-
fon wide brimmed hats, match-
ing shoes and white elbow
length gloves, Their • S-shaped
bouquets were in varyingshades
of orange gerber daisies.
The mother of the bride Wore
a crepe sheath with three-quar-
ter length chantilly lace coat in
seafoam green, matching Shoes,
hat of silk illusion tulle in shot
pink, and a corsage of pale pink
sweetheart roses. ,
The groom's mother, w'ore an
ensemble of aqua silk and wor-
sted fabric-, princess style dress,
the coat with pleats falling from
a yolk effect at the back, match-
ing hat of braided tulle, and
shoes in a similar shade to the
ensemble, corsage of yellow
sweetheart roses.
Ennio Piccinato of Toronto,
was the best man and John War-
neke, David Grosvenor and John
Elder, brother of the groom,
were the ushers.
The reception was• held in
the garden at the home ofthe
bride's aunt. Mrs. H. M. Steck-
ley, Don Mills, Ontario.
Frank S. Hastie, Kitchener,
Ontario, was master of cere-
monies and 11. L. Hastie, • the '
bride's godfather, proposed the
toast to the bride to which the
groom responded. The best man
and the master of cepmenies
proposed toasts and read the -
manytelegrams, the bridal
couple had received, Mrs. Joy
Lemmon circulated the guest
book.
The happy couple left for
Honey Harbour, Ontario on their
honeymoon, the bride wearing
a sheath dress of red, white and
blue silk, a white linen coat,
styled with an mph,* waistline,
navy, hat and aecessories,, She
carried a tiny nosegay of scar-
let rarnations.
The groom graduated in the
spring from the University of
mnronto in Architecture and
the couple are residing in Tor-
(' iito, The guests were from Var-
ious parts of Ontario and the
United States., •
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