The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 23

THE OTTAWA JOURNAL Anna EJeqrjor Coogan Marries James Dineen Miss Anna Eleanor Coogan became th bnd of Mr. i James Michael Dineen 'on morning in Our Lady of Perpetual 1 1 Church. I The bride la the 'daughter of Mr. Mrs. John J.

Coogan and Mr. Dineen it the. ton of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H.

Dineen. The marriage ceremony wat performed by Msgr. J. Lapointe of Montreal and The nuptial was celebrated by Rev; M. D-.

Dubep.1 of Montreal, bopa cousins of the The wedding music "wat played by Rev. Sister Saint Theresa and Mist Ann Wright wat -the soloist. Mr, Coogan gave his daughter in marriage and Miss Doris Coogan was maid of honor for her titter, Mrs, Richard J. also a lister of the bride, and Mist -Margaret Dineen, litter of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids. Mr.

John Dineen wat best man for hit brother and th usher were Mr. John Coogan. brother the bride, MrJ William Dineen, brother of the bridegroom. floor-length gown fof -pure silk organza worn by th bride. It wat fashioned with lilypoint ileevet and lace applique outlining the scalloped neckline and" con- tinuinv in a nartol Anwn th rnt of thejikirt.

Her snouider length veil of French tulle wat held in P'1'' coronet of orange blossomt and the carried a cascade bouquet of while carnations, stephanotis and ivy leaves. The attendants wore dresses of blu peau de soie. The wedding reception wat held at the Lafontaine Hotel, where the toatt to tha bride war proposed by Mr. Dan Kelly! Following a honeymoon trip to Cape Cod the couple will take up residence at Antigonish, NS. '7 ') I i A ass r-- MR, AND MRS.

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August it, 1 MIL AND MRS. ROBtUt WILKINSON-BERTON Father Officiates At Son's Wedding Rt. Rev. C. R-.

H. officiated at th marriage hit Mr, Robert Stringer Wilkinson, end Miu Marianne Margaret Berton in St. Matlhewi Church on Saturday- afternoon, Canon xR. E. Otborne.

rector of St. 'Matthew's Church, assisted. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. V. Ft R.

Berton. and the lata Mr. Berton, and Mr. Wilkinson it the soa of and Mrs. Wilkinson, of Burlington.

Mr. Gerald Wkeeler was organist and thai.Boy's Choir sang the wedding music. Mr. John Berton, of Cafc' gary, gave his titter in mar-. riage and she was hy MiM Sally Hueston, of" Toronto, as maid of honor.

"Mist Emmy-Lou Berton, sister of the bride. at brides- maid and Mist Beth Berton, vertityof Toronto, and wilt lie titter of th bride, wat teach in Hamilton. Mr. Wil-Dower girl. kinson it a graduate of th Mr.

Harold Wilkinson wat University of Toronto in beat man for his brother tad andwlll attend the uthera were Mr. Bruce McMaster University. LAST DAYS of CLEARANCE LADIES' SHOES Widths AAAA'l AAA's i AAt A Jl't 1CTE L3 Box ENROL KOW. Let woictivHfl unmaslf -THE REAL YOU! e-'V 1 If I 1 PhiUimor. of Scarborough, Mr.

Courtney Bond, of( Ottawa, and Mr. Ramsey Mo-wat, of Montreal; The bride wore a full-length gown of pure silk organza designed on princess lints' with a full gored skirt having panels of Chantilly i Jace extending from the portrait neckline to the hemline. An organza flower adorned with teed pearls held her fingertip veil in place and she carried a cascade bouquet of florahunda stephanotis and Ivy. attendants wore gowns of pale pink organra. Following a reception- at Whitehill Glade.

-Jftr-and Mrs. Wilkinson left on a trip to the Muskoka Lakes. They will reside in Hamilton. Mrs. Wilkinson Is.a gradu al of Trinity College, Vru- .00 Values to $20 '4- 199 SPARC Mr im for FALL CLASSES Th gfamorou you Th lovelier you Th mora tuocataful you Patricit Stevent limply show you -how to make us of your natural assets.

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Pierre H. were united in marriage in St. Paul's Aylmer, on Saturday morning. -The bride" Is the daughter i o( Mrs. Camille Paul Prou'lx Ind the- bridegroom is tha in of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Garartt Juneau. Msgr. J.

Arthur Mondroux officiated and Miss Antoinette- Lajoie wat organist. Mrs. Jeannette Mhndrnux, aunt of the bride, was soloist. Mr. Raymond Mondroux gave his niece in marriage and she was attended by Miss Lisa Quinn and Misa Patricia Ann Beamish.

Mr. Joseph Daley and Mr. Denis Bergeron attended the bridegroom ana the guests were ushered by Mr. Rene Latreille and Mr Robert Mondroux. -T The bride wore an original gown of embroidered nylon organza having a seal-Ibped neckline, lilypoint sleeves and a bouffant skirt.

Seed pearls accented the. neckline! Her bouffant veil was held by a pearl crown headdress and carried a cascade bouquet of red" roses with white pom-pom chrysanthe mums. Pink and organza gownt were worn by her attendants. "7 The reception wat hl.4Jn the British Hotel, Aylmer, and. later Mr.

and Mrt. Juneau- left on wedding trip to the Liurentians. They will reside at 64 Sherbrooke Street, Hull. That versatil vegetable, the dried bean, it a useful addition to the diet. It can be used at a boiled vegetable, or at a meat substitute baked with or without pork or tomato.

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