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White Heather Centres Bridal Bouquet Carried By Helen Betty Cargill A of white hcmr sent underskirts showed deep frit's at jpxerr ess S. otinrid. thp holders. The noriire hurt square tn, pnuoiiet of mrhidf and ot lei kiine and drop shoulder klppye. Misr.

llrl. IV! tv causht with two frills, the shoulder (a; Sill carried at h.T manias 10 hold with a map of forget Vr Melvtn .1 r. M. Mullcn. whuh mp nots corrpspondmg shades.

Saturdax at ii nvTho Ramrod shining at thr 1 Knov 1'n church. Trnnsrona front. TIip waistlines rrf circled 1 re brine I he rf r.tor ol i y. is i am ol 'th. Tr an on.i.

Mr. Mi Mull. i i of Mrs. Wi Mr and the la'c Mi. Mi Miillin Pastel timed wore pom bred with pninis and Inns ro de ri.i.im thr i hutch.

White mile lm marl led thp ginst yew s. v. H. 'I To'ton officiated. Mt.s.

Ka 8' eor nni. s. li. C. To'ton.

Vr. Jnn rs linking via? tr h.st 'I in ll hrrs Knr.r! ar 1 Alrx t'i. if. rrrtnrr Wh Bridal Con in rin nap he fHtlur H'p piiri uoio a Ron o( wlutr if. taffpla.

I "ip hoof fa'U U'tn a drop tiirflr at the re. ne i crp into a irf i T'r Cllhr rd hodlce had a iK in arid pulf' 1 I sh, unh tiny fr of thr material. Her fn'1 loncth vpiI, hor de ed viih atrhinc larr. was held vith a iiPif halo and d'rkpd with I'ly n( the alpy. Sh wss attrndrd hv iwn hndpf naids.

Miss KUen Cliffmrt and Misn Ronnie, and two flower girls. Lorraine Carriere and Reta irlev. Th hritlr imfliHK unrp iimilrl ytyled gowns of chiffon veiling: matching taffeta. Miss Clifford rhnse dusty rose while Miss Rennie rihhon finishing in a bow at the was in delphinium hlue. The taffeta side.

Her beltless top eoal of Leverton Fortier Bridal Held In St. Magdalene Church The marriage of Domrhv Per the skirt on swing lines A set in "lly daughter of Mr. and Mrs marked the waist. Her white F. J.

Fortier. to Mr. Leonard Lewis straw hat was draped with a xeil I.everton. youngest son of Mrs Cream roses formed her corsage Elizabeth Leverton and the late, The bride's mother chose a gown Mr Leverton, was solemnized Sat 1 of fuchsia sheer, featuring a 12 urday at 2 o'clock in St. Magda i gored skirt.

A high square neck lene church, St. Vital. Rey. A line and shirred sleeve, marked the i oniriated. The altar was dernraied with oaskets of gladioli.

White tulle. bows designated the guest pews, i li i. i Mr. Leslie wiisnn pived the bridal Murphy Falter Bridal Thehnd Is Event MYorkton The bride was given in marriage, by he.r father. She wore a Colonial TUKh Sask A wedding r.nw of white moire taffeta July 2S at the hooped skirt defined with two f'oimces from th naai tha floor.

The neckline, square at the hack and coming to a point in the front, was outlined with self. ruching. The sleeve were short and ruffed. Her long white veil was arranged with a tiara of seed pearls. She carried American! Beauty roses, white sweet peai and hshy's breath.

Misi Delphine Routier. of Moose J.w. waS the bridesmaid. Her of horizon blue net over printed taffeta. A pink vel iri i 1 i 1 at the'front.

From the round of snapdragons and line to the wai.st was a row of pink velvet bows. She wore a Juliet cap of white taffeta arranged with white petals Her flowers were pink Briarrliffe rnsPt and sweet peas. Mr. Rpiihen Shellinshurs was best man. Mr.

Parry O'Neiil was fiic mhrr. The rereption was held at 'he home of the bride's parents. St. Thomas Road. Mr.

and Mrs, Leverton left for Kenora. They will reside in Winnipeg. The bride tiaveled In a queen'' ile georgette frock, the oerked 7 5. 7 hodu formed of unpressed P.ea,s.i,:npd A marriage was solemnized EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED F. Hiscox OPTOMETRIST fp.m.:y HudMin'l mv Co, Surce.for to Tin.

in 214 Curry onp. Post Office PHONE ti ilB Pitt Pmr Dy Va Appealing Dignity Yru Mill hr rrrrlornhlr nrl rry th Rm Ctritrn. THE RlTZ CxVRLTON MONTREAL IWILl DLI BA I LL fcin. titsretr Tochensky Weds 7n Morning Bridal i it rim 1 1 n. in sushos lied at thr1' la, Their headli.ws i ha; I iIs of n.

to mat. their towns, held with clusters of (lowers to blond with thp flnners forming thp shoulder straps. Thp rained houqupts of Hill 1 rrivi.c miH ntt eti out r.p:itf ThB fin A. coils ir npd alike in frocks of primro.vP marie stle. The skirti had two 7 1 1 is at the hem Imp.

The1 shirred bodices had round nerk n. s. hrnshed with fnlis. The si. xes were short and pufled.

The u. L. tlinrs wrie belled. Thr wore a hanrieaiix of primrose fnrcet me nol.s and carried Colonial houquel.s of ros. and sweet peas.

The rrremoni was followpd a rp pption at thp l.pjjion hall, Trans Away Ta Kewv York Vr. and Mrs MrMiiMrn rt fnr New York. Thev will lie the' Ravview Apt Winnipeg. 1 or traveling, the bride wore a i j'. i.

iio.k of delphinium ue and mu herrv crepe. The skirt was gored tn i show insertions of the two shades uor fin, a ves were finished with mulberry K. 1, trimming. The belt was of mul rrlpf pPtPr pn lUr ck med hat of handed with a mulherrv mnJ hodir veiling draped her navy straw hat. Yorkton, when Florence Salter.

only of Mr. William Salter, 'be hride of Ron'rl "urence Murphy, young f'1 Mr Mr Rnhert of the Tonkin district, 8'or Kylln officiated, Th nride "or' a gown of hits cref" "hene with hat to match and carried a bouquet of pink car "nd Sh' C' hy hr, Am'r "'r. fnl; nn with a white hat and car sweet peas. The hridegroom was attended hy his coiiMn. Mr.

Rupert Patterson, of Welwvn. Sask. Following thp rercmnnv luncheon was served on the ian at thp brdp's horpp. Mr. and Mrs.

Murphv left on a shoit wedding trip, fin their return 'hev will make their home in lite Tonkin district. Buntain Horkins Bridal Held In Knox Church Sat. Hazel Viola Ackron of Winnine? daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hor kins, Bismark, NX), bee's me the hride of Mr. Rnr.t.in voungest son of Mr.

and Mrs. Buntain. of Winnipeg. Rev. D.

B. in i' i in mi liiiiiini pii, tu i Capri blue crepe with a wide h' i ne nr unr an med navy felt hat. Her corsage was of pink tea roe and lily of the valley. She was attended by her anter. a m.

s. crepe dree, with accents of een inns man roses and Illy of the valley, i.ii.in nnn in rne An tiriue tea rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Buntain left for a pddlng trip to Minnesota and North fiakota.

i I 1 The appealing disnity of its appointments and unobtrusive yet singularly efficient Kerrice, makes the Ritz Carlton th favorite in Montreal with those acrin tnmrd to patronize the finest hostelries. A gtipst of the Ritz Catltnn p.tvs no more than for ordinary hotel emre. The marriagp of Rosip. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mi.

J. 'Tchenky. SprinpHelfi. to Mr. Sas, eldest son of Mr.

ami 1 Mu San, Transoona, look place at the Greek Orthodox churrh. Rev. Father Lub.iwy officiated. h' hr nr' of a bo1.r and s. Thp hark as anrt buttons al ri n1 8'' Her Pm I i "i rnamn imniNnnnj inn "I' 1.

She carried a Mi.s.ps Nettie Tarhen. ky and Srrfie Stannga were bridesmaids. Mlss Tarhpnsky orp a pale blue laffrta drpjs uith tiny holpro lined Miss Stanopa or a 'n'lp sheer g.mn with ahort sleeved tv on lacket wth iitrhpd apels. The wore blue halo xeils and carried pink ro. es.

Mr. Kridie I.opuk and Mr. Steen Spilchiik attended the hririe rirTi. A reception was held. Mr.

and Mm. Sas left for Niagara Fallt. Out. Thev will reside at 102 Mel rose ae rasi. Transrona.

wool fell loosely from the houl drrs. Her rorsage waj" of orchids Mis. Cargill. mother of the hride. Amen rtt nm thp u.

I I Fl I rl IfJ 1 1 If I II rl 1 1 1 1 III Ills lw. krl ilk at nA it 1. pointed collar 1 he long, full sleeves i. had a row of matching buttons at the wrists, i he wore a French pie ture bar of navv straw, the shallow crown finished at the hark with American Heauty velvet streamers American beauty rnses and lily of the vallev formed her corsage. The bridegroom's mother.

Mr, MuMrn, wore a gown of navy navv beM THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE SATURDAY. AUG. m9 She had American Beauty roses as'llaves. of Chippewa Falls. Wis.

jrJ I i 9 1 Jr ii" ant JM sr 1 AV "srrf Bridal Held At Estcoan F.STEV AN, Sask. The home ol Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Moore, Seron.l as the s. one of a wedding at 2 n'rlnrk Wedensday afternoon. Aug. 2. when their elder daughter.

iGrare Caroline, was united in marriage to Mr. George Newfeld, son Of the late Mr. A. Newfeld, of Her hert. Rev.

H. A. Mutchmor, of St. Paul's I'nited churrh, officiated In the living room streamets were draped ibackground of fern and statice to thrl'e of PipI colored delphinium and before which the marriage vows were esrhanged. Summer the Tn this train! rtf tKa Clival sMmni 'l: iMr.

John Harrison, the bride en tered with her fa 'her," who cave her in marriage. She wore a gown of white suede lace over satin. munp rpnincnip ttwm win i WPr" close nllmr and a row of linv 1 h(vilrP ioc A collar stood up at the onica.en. white aim red from lhack and formed points at the Mr; liuf ampoe. or i 01 ftir.

'neckline. Her flnger tln net veil.ond Mrs. H. Camphell. The wed was held a wreath of orange blossoms.

She carried a bounuet of pink roses and forget me nots tied with white tulle. Attendants were the bride's sis 'er, Jean Moore and Mr. Bruce Jones, of Maryfteld, Sask. The bridesmaid wore a princess sown of nale hlue lace with net :n.ets. Her headdress waa a matching Juliet cap trimmed with hlue rornflnwers.

Her hoiioiiet i.j;.r; i t)Pd with tulle Dnr 'ne the senin" of the reins tr Miss rv Newfeld of Herbert sister of the hridegroom, sang God Has Mndp llpnrl. On. 'accompanied by Mr. John Harri A wedding breakfast was served1 following the ceremony. Mrs Moor, rhnsp for her d.ncb.

ter wedding a dress of old rose lace with matching fitted jacket The eeves were short and puffed the neckline fui u.rd a in fiont. A narrow belt of the I 1 1 I i material finished the waistline. She Mr. and Mrs. Alex.

I.aing an wore a rorsage of pale pink car nounce the engagement nf theit Mr. and Mrs. J. Thom ion an Mr. and Mrs.

Thnmas W. Dirk na'ions and sweet peas. thud daughter, Aileen. to Mr i nounce the engagement of their son announce the engagement nf Mr. and Mrs.

Newfeld left Frederick Crease, only son of i eldest daughter. Mary, to Mr their daughter, Mona, tn Mr motor for Winnipeg and Kennia Mr. and Mrs. F. L.

Crease. The Chester H. e. of Toronto, son of 'Frank Connor Smith, eldest son of For traveling the bride donned wddms will take place August 26, Mr. and Mrs.

A. Pve of Winni Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Smith.

The a navy sneer ensemnle in redingnlp In II Strrrt United church. prg The wedding ill take plare wedding will take place Sept. 9. stvle. The coat had wide revers 'Sent.

9. i of white eyelet embroidery and a The engagement announced of trace of while aiso lnnimo.1 the Miriam Alexandra, daughter of the dress. Her close fitting white Mr. D. E.

McKinnon and Mrs. hat had a navy blue veil. She wore a corsage of pink roses and delphiniums. RS. GEORGE D.

HOPPER is the United States In Winnipeg. She was Miss Sue Cushing and ate 1M RS. GEORGE GOFTICHIlS, Andrew, are guests of her 'Wellington ('re nt. They are I erandah. They il in Washington, f.C.

leave short 1 1 Engagements MR. and Mrs. D. M. Morrison, Carnduff.

announce the of thelr riMt daugh land, announce the engagement of 'nnn nraceg.ro.e son mr. na Wilhelmina, to Captain their daughter, ElsieVelma, to acegirdlP The wedding Coll, RCA M.C., Mr. Reginald J. Perry, of Montreal, i 1 fh" rP John Bracegirdle, son of Mr. and I Winnipeg, youngest son of Mrs.

Coates and the late Mr. John C'oates, Virden, Man. The wedding will lake place in St. Andrew's I'nited church, Carnduff, Sask surdllv September 9 VnnT i Jeasie, lo Mr. Wil Ham Lvall Knight, youngest son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Knight. The wed nine win si ti a. Mr.

and Mrs. S. N'icolson an nonnre the eneapempnt of tneir i youngest naugmer, uoris Maneiine. lung win ibki p. are me minuie ui August M'' Firth Sidaway, 16 Ken nrl1 P' announces the engage mpnt o( nPr daughter, Molly Catherine Firth, to Mr.

Hugh G.I Markev, pldest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Mackey.

of Dauphin, The wedding will take place Mr. and Mrs. J. Gla.ss. Trans cona, announce the engagement of eldest daughter, Aimee Elia ,0 Mr Jck en son of Mr.

and Mrs. M. G. Binklev, Saskatoon, Sask. The 'Pdding will take place Septem her 1.

Announrempnt is made of the (engagement ot jean Miiarea, daughter of the late Mr. and Mra. Stewart, to Mr. Stanley V. Jonn 'on Tne ending will take in September McKinnon, of Winnipeg, to Mr, Donald Ray Cameron, son of the late Mr.

D. R. Cameron of Grand view. and Mrs. Cameron, of Winnipeg.

The wedding will take place Septcmher 2. Mr. and Mrs. R. Chester, of Transcona.

announce the engage ment of their daughter, Marian Gladys, to Mr. Alber Porter, of Winnipeg. The wedding will take August 12. 1.: the wife of the Consul General foi Mr. and Mrs.

Hopper returned this residing st 17 Hnrm.J with her daughter, Armel, and son, parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ero, pictured on the balustrade of the with Mr. Gnetichius for their home Phrtt ft hv Tnhiin tiff Phno sehr. i U' 1 R.

and Mrs. George W. Tilley of tn. VA.r son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Perry of Winnipeg. The wedding will take place September 18, at Jack sonville, The engagement is announced of Mona Kalliieen, riaogiilei I a I i I 1 Sv I i in Moiintain, to Mr. James Huxley French, youngest son of Mrs James French. The wedding will take place September 9. Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Jack an iMM.i.i i 1 1 r.ikn.rii.f'iii. Ol inc.

0nly daughter Laura Christina. Mr clarence I.ewthwaite, second of Winnipeg The I of Mr. and Mrs. J. l.ewthwalte,.jj.

nf Redvers, Sask. The wedding will take place Sept. 2. Mr. and Mrs.

G. Benson, of Gimli, announce the en gagement of their youngest daughter, Allie Pearl, to Mr Art hur Pascoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. llarrv P.iscoe. nf Winnipeg.

The wedding will take place Sept. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wononein announce the engagement of 'beiri gagement of their daughter.

Mar "nly daughter, In Nellie, tn Mr.jonc W'ood, tn Mr. Douglas Woods, I nn of Mr 'son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sam and Mrs. H.

Mnran. The wedding will take place September 2. Mr. and Mrs. John Tait, Car man announce the engage ment of their second daughter.

Winnifred Phedora, to Mr. Ira MdredM.stradnyke mu RED LAKE. Ont. St. Paul' Anglican church was the scene a wedding Tuesday afternoon, Aug.

1, when Mildred Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Stradnyke. Sarto.

Man, became lha biide of Mr. Eric Baekland. son Mr. and Mrs 1. J.

Barkland. MrEwen, Sask. The ceremony was performed by thel Rev. A. Hough, The bride entered the rburch with Mr.

K. Archer, who gave her 'in marriage. Her gown was fashioned of white bridal satin, the skirt featuring a circular train Her long veil was held in place by wreath of oiange blossoms; she also wore a chapel veil which was removed after the ceremony. Her bouquet was of orange bloasonu and lilies of the valley. Mrs.

J. Green, Red Lake, was matron of honor. She wore a gown of printed ribbon taffeta with a short fitted jacket of the material. Her headdress was a wreath of roses and carried a nosegay of pink carnations. The bridesmaid, Miss Alice Sen kow, chose a gown of pale blue organdy made with a full skirt and short puffed sleeves.

Her blue chapel veil was held In place by wreath of lilies of the valley. She carried bouquet of summer flowers. The bridegroom 1 1 his brother, Mr. Carl E. Baekland, Mc Kenzie Island, as best man.

A reception was held at the Red ake hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Back land left for Faulkenham Lake, whert they will make their home. MRS.

David Evans will arrive next week from Humbolt, to be the guest of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Selhy Hender 'son, at their summer home, Stephenson's Point, Lake Winnipeg. Mr. G.

W. Hutchlns left Friday to spnd the weekend at th Lake 'of the Woods. i R.s, W. D. Rutlan announces 1 he engagement of her daugh ler, Myrtle Norman, to Mr.

Earle B. Patterson. The marriage will take place early In September. Mrs. R.

G. Walker announces the engagement of her daughter Reity, to Mr. Robert John King, I I m. A Dnhc.l King. The wedding will take place September 9.

ii.r ifl.r mi. nut. Mr. and Mrs. G.

H. nnunre th ent apemenl of Ihen 1 "niy oiinirr, j.ny Mr. and Mrs. J. Morrow an nounce the engagement of their voiinuer rtanc hter Mariraret Ann 'to Mr.

Arthur E. G. Beeby of 1 Mr. o.h iiw, n. prrnv.

ofljuniiiim. i in ent. l. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Seargeanl. .12 Shuniah street, Port Arthur. announce the engagement of their thirH vioit to Mr 1 K. of a I I i Miss Margaret Kerr will en of the Pentecostal Tabernacle. n.

Mp nrf Mr, ft I in I Mr. and Mrs. Moodie announce the engagement of their third i nRUghter Elizabeth, to Mr Donald Walker, onlv son nf Mrs Walker and the late Mr Walker, Lainont, Alta. The wed ilnK wl'n parp jn August. i I Mr nn Mrs, AIhprt MacKenie, Carman, announce the en Uel Woods, of Carman.

The wed Atne wj rB( early in Sep tember. I R. and Mrs. R. S.

Malcolm I announce the engagement of their twin daughter, Cecilia Nor Mr. and Mrs. H. Maer an I Alexander Nichol, youngest son of een, to Mr. Robert Daniel Youn Mr.

and Mrs. Matthew Nichol, oflyoungest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Brookdale.

Man. The wedding will i C. Young. The wedding will take take place September 16 In King1 place September 2 in Home street Memorial church. I'nited churrh.

Mrs. A. Henning announces nounce the engagement of their the engagement of her only I youngest daughter, Margaret, to daughter, Verna Catherine, to Mr. Mr. Wilfred James Meakln, eldest Arthur J.

Dunstone, lecond son ofjjon of Mr. and Mra. F. Meakin. Mr.

and Mrs. S. Dunstone. The The wedding will take place Aug. wedding will take place September; 26.

9 at 3 p.m., at Crescent Fort Rouge i United church. Mr. J. Crawley announces the jengagment of his younger daugh Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Te an ter. Millirent Alice, to Mr Cecil i nounce the engagement of their Freeman, Fort William, only son I eldest daughter, Marjorie and Mrs. William Freeman.

to Mr. Meniies, eidest son Kennia. Ont The wedding will of Mr. and Mrs. G.

Mennea. The take place September 2. in Fort 1 wedding will take place Sept William. Snapdragons And Gladioli Deck Greenwood Church For The Botterill Benson Bridal The marri HK of Edilh Evplyn, I p. kl klpn Irt Mr llnniA Tnmnunn Bott eriil, son of Mrs, G.

Foil, was solemnized Saturday at 2 p.m. in Greenwood United church. Rev. J. Jones was the officiant.

Palms and ferns were interspersed with snapdragons and gladioli to deck the altar. While tulle bows marked the guest pews. Mi.ss Evelyn Rollins sang I Love You Truly during the signing of the register. Whits Orgama Bridal Qown Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white organza over matching taffeta. The matching shirred jacket was fastened at the neck.

The fitted bodice revealed a square neckline. The skirt displayed fulness from the waist. Three rows of tiny white flowers held her chapel veil white net In place. She carried bouquet of Johanna Hill roses and lily of the valley, tied with streamers of white ribbon. Miss Camilla Benson attended her sister.

Her gown was of turquoise blue organza, the low cut hodica partly covered with a shirred short sleeved jacket, finished with a round collar. The full skirt swept the floor. She had a line of tiny rosebuds In her hair. Her flowers were Talisman roses. Mr.

Austin Taylor was best man. The ushers were the brothers of the bride, Mr. Joseph M. Benson of Toronto, and Mr. Lloyd Benson.

A reception at the home of the Elizabeth Sutherland Is Bride Of ArthurS. Gange MR. and Mra. John McCormirk announce the engagement of their only daughter, Ann, to the Rev. Alexander Calder, of Silver ton, only son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. S. Calder, Dominion City. The wedding wil ltake place September 9.

Mrs. M. Wood announces the engagement of her eldest daughter, Violet May, to Mr. James Milne, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.

G. Milne. The wedding will take place September 2. Mr. and Mrs.

O. Fore.it, of Tran.scona, announce the engage ment of their only daughter, Viola, to Mr. William Gihb, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gibh, of St.

Vital, The wedding will take place the latter part of September. The engagement is announced of Margarel Mary, only daughter of Mr. fc. B. Paiteron and th late Mrs.

ratterson, to Mr. Alexander Dnninii ain nf Mr nH Mra I( ci mi, aim i ii i is j. i i. J. R.

Benson. The wedding will take place September 2, in SL Ignatius church. Mr. and Mis. A.

Andison of Cycel Court, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Florence Margaret, to Dr. James A. Romeyn, only son of Mrs. Romeyn and the late Mr. Romeyn, of Toronto.

The iii nlaep toward the end of August in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Scott announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Alice Mary, to Mr. John Joseph Gill, eldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clifton Gill. The wedding OC pisce Mr and Mrs. A. J.

Heaney an nounre mm. oaugoirr. i. Hazel, to Mr. lames Kirkhope, son of Mr.

and Mra. J. Kirkhope. The wedding III lane jniiue cfriuun a. Mr.

and Mrs. George Kinie an nounce the engagement of their only dnughter, Lillian Margarel it" Mr. A. K. Hardy, eldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Hardy. The wed ding will take place at St. Jude's Sentpmhpr 2.

at n.m. SOCIETY I "nnnr 1 Ruttan. Miss Mildred McMurray teriain ai mo the evening of August 14 at Miss McMurray's home, 484 pllinetnn Trescent. Mr, Bnd Mrs. Norman I.

each spending the holiday weekend at th Lake of the Woods. Miss Vera Wines left Saturday for the Lake of the Woods, having spent a few days in Winnipeg, I Mis, Betty Gardner is weekend a guest at Mrs. R. Pcnnistniin summer home, Kpe watin Beach. Mr.

Charles Boxer left Saturday tn inin Mrs. Boxer, who is a guest at Mrs R. M. Dennistnun's summer home. Keewatin Beach.

i i RIVERVIEW Headingly, Manitoba SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER 7Sc Roast bride's parents. Cnminion Ink lowed the rerpmony. On Motor Trip Mr. and Mrs. Botterill monreJ to Chirago and Minneapolis for their wedding trip.

They will leaida at 625 Sliei burn st. For traveling, the bride wore a tailored frock of black sheer, the wide tin kings on the finished wilh an edging of black silk cording. A white organdy bib effect adorned the short sleeved bodice, which had a while organdy collar and bow. A black leather belt circled the waist. Her hat was a French model of black straw, trimmed with a wide bow of white corded ribbon at the back.

Lily of the valley formed her corsage. The mother of the hride wore a Japonira lace ensemble. The boriire of peach colored lace, had a square neckline tied high at. the back. The circular skirt was full.

Sh wore a Japonlca straw hat, banded with a Japonira chiffon velvet rihhnn, finishing with a how at the back. A cluster of flowers, shading from yellow to Japonira. adorned the front. Johanna Hill rosei formed her corsage. The mother of the bridegroom chose a dusty rose gown of triple sheer, the full skirt sweeping the floor.

The shirtwaist bodice had a neckline and short sleeves. A girdle of orchid velvet marked the waist. The crown of her wide brimmed white straw hat was bandpd with a white orchid velvet ribbon. She had Talisman roses as a corsage. A wedding which took plare hi the rectory of St.

Edward's church, Saturday, at 2 o'clock, was that of Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Sutherland, to Mr. Arthur S. Gange, youngest son of Mrs.

M. A. Gange. Mon signor A. D.

Rheaume was the of ficiant. The bride wore a beige wool suit, the rollarlesa jacket hip length and single breasted. The jacket, which had lapels, opened over a pink silk French blouse. flower faggoting forming the roi lar. Her hat was a small model beige felt, adorned wilh velvet hows at the front and draped ith a Veil.

Her corsage was of Hill roses and gypsophila. Mrs. Somers, the sister of the bridegroom, attended the bride. She wore a two pipre dress of grey 'wool with a large off lhe face hat of wine felt. Mr.

Fred Gange was his brother's best man Mr. and Mrs. Gange motored south. Thpy will live at 2K5 Auheey st. Mrs." Sutherland, the bride's mother, chose a black net frock, embroidered with white and yellow motifs, The belted bodice had a nerkline and short sleeves.

Her hat was evolved of black ahd citron green flowers. The mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. Gange, chose a queen's blue frock, patterned with white and darker blue figures. The bodice featured a high neckline and three quarter sleeves. Her picture hat of white straw was banded with a white giosgiain ribbon.

Wedding Announced Mr. T. A. fjrhullz, announces the marriage of his daughter, Betty Norma, in Mr. David Alexander Craig, which took place Saturday, August Mh In Greenwood church.

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