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1 HFj LEADER-POST, REGINA, IB1DAV, JL.NE I. 1955 rAGE TWELVE Trt" 'S Saskatchewan weddings 4- 1 I mm0" '4i s- I i 4 9 featured a sweetheart neckline trimmed with Iridescent pear's with lily ioint sleeves The full skirt was overlaid with net Hu chapel length veil was held by a crown of pearls The gift of the groom, a single strand of pearls complemented her gown She carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses The bride attendants weie Miss Irene Paulson, Mrs Willms, Miss Minnie Bessie and Miss Esther Paulson Serving as best man was Willms of Yorkton Wedding music was piovided bv Mrs C. MacDonald, who accompanied the soloist, Kenneth Paulson A reception was held at the house of the brides paients, following which Uie young couple left for a honeymoon in Banff They will reside in Calgary. MfFARLANL RTHY A white lush linen, princess stvled die's, was worn by Lois McCarthy of Corning when she exchanged marriage vows with George Mcfarlane ot Peeolfs Mav 14. Rev Dr J.

Scott 1-eith peifoimed the late afternoon ceremony in the Westminster United chuich manse. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ross McCarthy of Corning and the groom is the youngest son of Andrew Mt Fat lane of Peebles and the late Mrs McFarlane. The charming bride was given in mairiage by her father. Hei stuil-length linen diess had a matching shoit bolero and white chapel veil.

She earned a white Bible and woie a corsage of red 10'CS Attendants weie Miss Oia Mc-Qtioid of Summorbcrry and Obeit Hval of Coiinne following the eeiemony a re ception for 21 guests was held in the Oak room of the Kings hotel Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane left for a shoit honevmoon in the United States and eastern Canada A' MIDDAGH DENHAM CARROT RIVER (Special i A double ring ceremony was pci formed St Andrew Colic ge chapel, Saskatoon, May 7 when Marjorie Loirame Dunham, young est daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Dunham of arrot River berame the bride of William Ron aid Middagh, eldest son of jMr and Mrs. Middagh of Flm Finn Rev. A A Hamilton of the Third Avenue chuich performed the service Miss Florence Cross supplied the wedding music and the bnde wat g.ven in marriage by her fathei The bride wore a floor length gown of white nylon net over satin The strapless gown had a Chantilly lace redingote featuring a Quc en Anne collar and lily point sleeves Her chapel length veil of illusion net was held in plate by a matching headdress trimmed with peails and sequins Her only ornament was a single strand of pearls and matching earrings She earned a bouquet of pink roses and fem tied with white satin ribbon Miss Minion Dunham was her sister maid of honor and Miss Gloria Dunham, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid Ray Adams of Vim Hon was best man James Middagh, brother of the groom, ushci ed A reception for 28 guests was held at the Bambo gardens Aftei a honeymoon trip Mr.

and Mis Middagh will make their home at Claikson, Ont where the groom, a gi actuate of the 19)5 class in chemical engineenng will be, sta tioned. accompanied by Miss Dorothy Dodds A reu ption was held the chuich pallors A i key supper was seived to the 88 gues's by the WA After a short honevinoon the bnde and gioom will make their nome in Calgaiy HDGE M(OL MOOSOMIN i Special i Joyce tene N'icol, of Calgaiv, wore an heirloom locket belonging to her mother, to compliment her bridal gi wn, when she exchang'd mar-nage vows with Noinian John fudge of Peace River Mav 21 in Mooxontin United church Rev A Thomas officiated at the dou bie ring ceremony Pink and white tulle bows rnaiktd the guest pews The bnde is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Andie Nicol and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mis J. Fudge, all of Moosomin Given in marriage bv her father the bi ide woie a ballerina length white net skirt over taffeta and a luce bodice The gown was topped by a lace bolero featuring a Peter P-n collar and lily point sleeves He fuiger-tip lace edged veil was held in place by a sequin tnmmcd calot She carried a bouquet of red roses Miss' Ruth Nieol Moo'omm, was hei sisters bridesmaid and Gerald G.iley nf Vnden was best man lishers weie Raymond Bird of Win peg and Geiald Bums, Regina Mrs Beckett presided at the organ and Miss Joanne was soloist A reception for some 70 gupsts Was held the United church basement The bride and groom left for a honeymoon trip to the United States They will reside at Peace Rive MR. AND MRS, Vancouver trip folio ws wedding -MR.

AND MRS. R. DONNFLLY Banff honeymoon for Regina bride A honevmoon in Banff followed the wedding May 23 nf Bernice Eleanoi Rugeis and Ltslie Howard Donnelly of Regina at Holv Rosary Cathedial Rev Wadey offi ciated at the morning eeiemony Tlie bade is the daughter of Mr. and Mis. A Rogers of Re gina and the gioom is the son of Mr and Mis Richaid Donnelly of Hoi bert The btide, who was given by hei father, wore a gown nf white erys talline styled with a long torso bodice, and bouffant skirt of dam tv ruffles Lily point elbow length gloves complemented the dress Her fingertip veil was held in place bv a headdress ti mimed with molher-of pearl leaves and seqnms She woie a single strand A motor trip to Vancouver, through the United Slate, followed the marriage of Ruth Marilyn MacNaughlon and Fiedciiek Donald Rue both of Regina, May 21 Rev Fox perfoimed the demons in Rosemount United chuich, Regina 'I he blirte is the uighter of Mr.

and Mis Peter MacNaugh-ton of Regina and the gloom is Ihe son of Mrs. McRae of Vancouver and the lata Mr McRae. ERIEND VDE GOWN Mis Jewitt of Wevhiirn, a fnend of the bride, made the brides lace and white satin i tv I i HILLIS MORGAN SALTCOATS (Special) The Saltcoats United church was the scene of a wedding April 2 when Joyce Annie, onlv daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter became the bnde of Lyle Arthur, son of Mr.

and Mis, Arthuc Hillis of Nipawin, Sask. Rev. Moreland officiated at the eeiemony for which music was provided by Mis. J. Bnga-dear, while Miss Barbara Larson was soloist The bride, given by "her father, woie a three-quaiter length gown of white nylon net studded with rhinestones, the three-tieied bouffant sknt topped with a lace bolcio featuring a Petei Ran collar and lily-point sleeves Her finger-tip veil was held by a Queen Anne headdiess Hei bouquet was an arrangement of a mauve oithid on a white Bible, with yellow losebuds cascading down white sli earners.

Attending the bride as bridesmaid was Miss Shnley Kardosh, Carol Jean Moigan was flowei gnl and Nei McKay attended the groom, Jimmy Morgan brother of the bnde, and Dale Hillis, brother of the groom, were ushers. Following a reception at the home of the bitdes aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. Biad-foid, a wedding dance was held in Castleton school.

RFMAI SWEET CARROT RIVE if (Special) A ti.ditional white wedding gown was worn by Lucy Loretta Sweet, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Roy Sweet of Carrot River when she became the bride of John Victor Remai, son of Mr and Mrs Steve Rpmai of Carrot River, May 17. Rev, M. Masse of Tis dale perLi-med the ceremony the Canadian Martyrs Catholic church in Carrot Riv er Mr Sweet gave his daughter in marriage The lovely brides gown as fashioned with a full nvlon net sknt over satin and a fitted strapless bodice of nylon lace A nylon lece bolero featured lily- point seeves and a sweetheart neckline Her finger-tip veil of illusion net was held in place by a coronet styled tiara trimmed with rhinestones Her onlv ornament was a dc able strand pearl necklace yvith atching earrings, gift of the groom and she carried a bouquet uf pink and white roses and lily-of the-valley and fern, tied with white satin ribbon and streameis with rose buds. Mrs Dorothy Jones was her sister matron of honor and Miss Ttesca Remai, the groom's sister, as btidesmaid Little Vickie Ost-lund and Christine Mazurik, nieces of the bride weie flower girls The groom was attended by his brother, Frank, and Herbert Sweet, the bride's brother Miss Joan Wawryk supplied wedding music and the choir presented a selection during Ihe signing of the register.

A reception teas held at the bnde's home for 45 guests Mr and Mis Remai left for a honeymoon trip to the United Slate. QLEEN EOK A DAY SOUTHEND, England CP -Tlie cermval queen of this essex sea de resort has been loaned 35 000 worth of jewelry by local jewl lers to wear at a banquet eele Waling her selection Scottish taken by F. I). MrfUE waltz-length gown The strapless bodice was topped by a jacket featuring lily point sleeves Hi fingei-tip veil was held in place by a mothei-of-peaH crown She rained a bouquet ot red ro.es and white gladioli, and wine pc ails, gift of the groom Mr MaiNaughton gave Ins daughter rnamage Attend ants weie the brides sistei, Carole MaiNaughton and Ilatrv Claike Rov Boyle piovided wedding music and guests weie ushered to their places by Wavne and Roger MacNaughton, brothei of the bilde. A reception was held at the Canadian Fediiation of the Blind building Mr, and Mrs Mi Rae will tesida in Regina iJ 4, I weie Wavne Btown and Raymond Ruecker A i option in the Rose room of flanks ifp was followed the evening bv a tec option at the budc Inane i Mi.

and Mis Ruecker wilt reside in Mr- 1 Cnr-lent of peails the gift of the gioom. Maid of honor was Miss Benin Dufotir and Mi.s Elaine Donnellv and Miss Dorothy McGinn served as bridesmaids Two sisters of tlie bride, Sheila and Theresa Rogers, were flower girls Bestman was the grooms bi other, Thomas Donnelly, while Brcnne and 1,. Young ushered the guests Another sister of the bride, Miss Mat toil Reigns was soloist, ar-compamed by Mis Gallagher. Following a dinner for 100 guests at the Rose Room nf the King hotel an afternoon reception was held at the home of the bride i patents 4 On their return from their honey-moon Mi and Mis. Rogers will live in Regina -r A i i RO MIT For the rally eve'iitig cnemnnv, wlmh was pi i burned bv Rev Hi ffi Ifingi the bude i hose a box suit with a navy skirt and contrasting light blue tweed jackit Her ensemble was romjlitod bv a white straw hat and navy blue clutch pursp Sue woie a corsage of ri rosi At'cndants weie Mis Jian Hoff, man ns biidrsmaid and Budd Me Null as hr st man Following a short stay Regina Mr and Mis McCumg will move to Sa-katoon where the gioom will attend muversitv Wedding photos Wedding photographs aie accepted for pub1, cation in The Leadei -Po-t with the following pi ov isos They inut be accompanied bv the account of the wedding, they mut be black a- while glossy photos, sniprtmi, are not accepted, in the roc cf wrtdmgs in Regina photogiaphs are not accepted af'er one week Horn the date of the wielding; in the ca of wedding', out-of-Regina two wcrt.5 are allowed; nails, as Horn this date wedding photographs will not be c.

turned if accepted for DR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS J. SCHELTINGA Southern trip for newlyweds PULSON GAMMON BRANDON A pretty candle light ceremonv took place in First Baptist iliuich, Brandon February 19, when Grace Agnos Paulson, dost daughter of Sgt and Mis Kurt Paulson of Slulo, became the bride of Got don Gammon, son of Mis Gammon and the late Gam' mon of Calgary The double ring ceremony was perfoimed by Rev Norman Todd The bride, who was given by her father, was diessed in a sa tin gown fashioned on princess lines The bodice was of lace, and A v. A ns mline Her finger-tip net veil banded by three inches of lace, rusted from a crown effect lace headdress She carried a bouquet of red loses arid white narcissi ATTENDANTS Miss CntiiPinie Kpiiney was bridesmaid and Conrad Bechird as best man Mis Harold Galla gher was oi gainst and Mi Fla-man was soloist Guests wete ush cred to their places bv Matt Wass nl and Harold Clements The Isabella room at Hotel Sas katchrwan was the scene for the reception which followed Forty guests weie piesent Dt and Mrs Scheltinga will re s'de in Regina when they return fiom the United Stales MR ANR MRS G.

WIGHT iid cliae Empev Mjic was supplied by Mi'S Roberta Stevens soloftt, accompanied bv Miss Mar gut rite Buck A reception for Ik) guests was held the dm i room of th cliu-rh, s'tir wlu'-h the yourg couple left for tliei, homvnioon It They vuJ make Iheir home Hi guia on ip return. FDIN ESTRRHAZY (Special) Two leatheis of the same school district were united in marfiage Apnl 12 when Eleanor Wedin, daughter of Mrs Norah Wedin of airy Glen and the late Peter Wedin, became the bride of Wil-fied Joseph Plosz, son of Mr. and Mis. Julius Plosz of Stockholm. The ceremony took plate in Our Lady of Victory Roman Catholic church, with the Rev.

J. Burns officiating. Given in marriage by Michael Kuiucz, the bride wore a semi-foimal gown of ruffled, white nylon net over taffetW, The stiapless bodice was topped by a hand-embioidered nylon bolero featuring lily-point sleeves. A ruffled net headdress trimmed with seed pearls held the chapel length veil She earned a nosegay of pink rosebuds on a white Prayer Book. Bi idesmafd vv as Miss Laura Plosz, sister of the gtoom Robert Shivak of Stockholm served as best man Witnesses weie Mr.

and Mis. Wesley Antosh. A reception was held in the churth basement, after which the young couple left for a motor trip to Fairy Glen. They will reside in Esterhazy. HOLMLl'ND FEARDON LOREBURN (Special).

Cut flowers and potted plants det-oiated the United chuich at Lorebuin May 14 when Rev. J. D. Evans united in mairiage Patncia Ann Pcardon, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mis.

W. L. Peardon, Loreburn and Blaine Adraine Holmlund son of Mr. and Mrs. G.

Holmlund, Strong-field The bride, a graduate of the Saskatoon city hospital school of nuising, was given in mairiage by her father. She wore a white gown of nylon net and silk lace over vyhile satin with a matching lace bolero styled with lily-point sleeves Her finger-tip veil misted from a loionet headdress embroidered with seed peails and she earned a bouquet of red loses and white carnations with satin slcatners and lose buds. Mis. A J. Garneau, Portage La Prair'e, attended her sister as matt on of honor.

Bridesmaid was Miss Eva Blakeley. Patricia Ann Miller of Regina, niece of the bnde, was the dainty flower gill The gioorrt, a graduate of the college of engineering, University of Saskatchewan, was attended by his bi other, Glenn of Regina and Robert Doiev of Saskatoon Befoie the (Ctemonv a saxophone solo was plaved by Glenn Real don, the bucks bi other and during the signing of the register Mis Sylvia McLean was soloist MR. AND MRS. K. A wedding tup to Coloiado Spungj and points south followed tne marriage of Rita Lucille Gagne of Kipling and Dr Douglas Scheltinga of Sedley and Regina May.5 in Holv Rosary cathedial Regina Rev Wadey performed tlie "a i oniony The bride's parents Mr and Mis Arth ir Gagne, reside at Kipling and the groom is the son of Mrs Rose Scheltinga of Sedley and the late Peter Scheltinga Mr Gagne gave hts daughter in marriage She iliose a strapless lue and nvlon net gown for hei wedding The lace lor-o was top pec bv a bolero styled with a Pe ter Pan collar The giaeeful nvlon ret full skirt was worn over a cn- 4 Ww1 MR.

AH MRS. A. R. RltCKFR Grace Lullicran vows exchanged MR. AND MRS.

DONALD J. Me(l VKi Saskatoon destination following marriage Residence in Saskatoon will he Mis Donald James MrCuaig tnl. the final destination nf Mr and lowing their man wge in Ihe mans of St John United church April 10 The bride is the former Anns Letkeman daughter of Mr, an! Mi John letkeman of W'vmark. The groom is the son of Mr and Mis Jamr sMlC uaig of vift bride Reginan Nebraska honeymoon follows Regina nuptials pa A wedding Imp to I mcoin, Ne- braska followed the Mav 21 of Eoietta Jane Dawson and Vancouver home for newlyweds Rev. P.

Fry officiated at a eeiemony Mav 21 in Giace Lu theta chut i hen I ran-cis Amelia Damn and Ahm Rov ice her exchanged then vows The bude is the daughter of Mis A Riown, Odrsi, and the lata A Blown, while the glooms paients Mr and Mis H. Ruecker reside Atwater Si k. (.15 EN I1V BRO I HF R-IN-LMV Mohi, brothei -in-law of the bride, give her in montage She woie a coik'ail leng'h gown of white nvlon net over satin iji stiapliais bodice topped with a lice bo'eto Her fingertip veil was held bv a headdtess of pleated tulle tmmned with sequins and seed tieai Is She rallied a bouquet of red roses, and wme the gift nf the groom a single s(j ind of poails wi'h its lung i mgs Mtcndaiits wrie Mm Mine Biown sMei of Pie hi ide ai4l i ii Ruei hei hi oil er the gi oom 1 rg mu ic vv is p'o-victrd bv Mis i Jshers MnoMmiin bride feled al idnnuT MOOSOMIN iSpnftd M.vs Gi'ilin was hotuitd at a mis cell i in us Mower at the home of Mir T. i ghton Mis lois gg was co In 'oss Pink and white st i earners art wedding bells decorated the guest nf honor's o' a C. fls weie pie tended on be lift of 20 jests Pr fit si i n's writ sr ved, Aberdeen, Scotland, was Ihe buthpla.e of Rose-Matte Muir, who became the bnde nf Fugene David Sltnn of Regina in a morning eeiemony at Holy Rusaty Ca'hedial Mav 9 Rev C.

Deutshcr pet for mod the eeiemony for the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jainrs Mon, Abudein, and the son of Mr and Mis Chailes Slum of Regina The bnde's unrip, Haug luan, gave his more in mairiage She wore a floor length gown of nvlon tulle with insert! ms of French lace In Rip skirt, and a fit ted bodice with a lace yoke and lily point sleeves Her nvlon tulle floor length veil was held byv a headdress of satin and seed pearls and she carried a white Prayei book with streamers of Sweet heart roses PRINCIPALS SISTFRS Her were her sis ter, Miss Jocelyne Moir, and the groom sister Miss Jovce Slinn The groom attendants were Ed ward Dor ninth and Morh-y Slum and Kenneth Moens and T)enn Sunn served as ushers Wedding music was provided Harold Gallagher as organist and Jo-pph (els soloist A i (caption was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Haugluan followed by a dance in the evening at the Rc gir.a Golf dub For their honevmoon Mr and Mis S'mn motored to several points in the United Mates, and will make tin ir home in Regina on their return. 1 MR. AND MRS. INN marriage Glen Lewis Wight, both of Regina The eeiemony took place ft Westminster United chuich wuh the Rev Scott Leith officiating Tie bride is the daughter of Mu Charlotte Dawson of Regina and Daw on Ottawa, and the gioom is the stm of Mis Howaid of Regina and the late VV Wight The bride was given in mairiage bv her brother law, Kenneth Staple of Quesnel Slip chose a gown of white nylon net, floor -length styled prim ess lines with Bn off shoulder neckline, trimmed with seed pi arts The okirt was tiunnied with a nvlon net band and a gathered flounce A mati lung bolero with lilv point sleeves topped her dress Her fin ger tip veil was held in place with a coronet of sped peails and lace She earned a win1 Bib'r lopped i with a while me lud and lilv of trimmed with while satin streameis and rosebuds BP1DF S' TWIN SINTFR Mrs Joan Seed twin sister of the bride, was matron of honor, with Yvonne Cioucll as bridea maid, ami Gavle Garret of Mile stone, nuce y'f tlie groom, as flower gut Be imm was ght. brothei of the groom and n-hr's weie I ow Jack Buk tt, wood Vancouver will be the futuie home of Fave Horten Rotehuk and Erwin Konrad Bndiiisrfia'z following Mu ir mutrigae Mav 14 I ake view United cl mill.

Rev Herd offuiatid at the double ring trip mnny The In de is the lighter nf Mr and Mis Rote link of Regina and tlie groom is the sun of Mr and Mrs Konrad Bode nschalz el Gei mans Given rnamage In her fa'hei, tie biule woie a ballei ilia li uglh liapliss gmn of nvlon net and late The lai bolt ro was stvled with lily point sleeves and hei pti lute hit was fashioned of mati hug lire He arie'snnes weie pemls and she i aimed a bull quit of Sw pc' nit loses urt NDWTS Mis A Pith was Pion of Inner and Mi Retell ik, tlie bnde scer and Trainee Nieber 1 wire bntUsmaids Anthony Piili wps best man and lests weie lishere I to t' ir places by Earn; Muln-ki and A Sv mends A reception was held ill the Que hi In 1 afti 1 ir sc rv ice. 11.