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Summer flowers formed a setting for a pretty lawn wedding at the home of Mrs. Rundle and the late S. C. Rundle. Darlington, Wednesday, August 14th, when their eldest daughter. Aura Belle, R. N. became the bride of Reginald Kyle Squair son of Mr. andMrs. F. L. Squair. all of Darlington. Rev. W. C. Smith. Courtice, officiated. Mrs. M. H. Staples, Orono. played the wedding music. During the signing of the register Mr. Staples sang. ‘‘How do I Love Thee by Maude Valerie White.The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, Cyril, wore a gown of Princess Marina blue chiffon, with white hat, and carried American Beauty roses. She was attended by Mrs. J. C. Hall. Toronto, as matron of honor, wearing shell pink chiffon, carrying pink roses, while little Marjorie Grace Rundle. niece of the bride, in pink with blue hat, carrying an old-fashioned nosegay, made a pretty little flower girl. A reception followed. Later the bride and groom left by motor on a trip to Saskatchewan. The bride travelling in navy blue ensemble, with matching accessories. They will be “At Home’ to their friends after December 1st. on their newly purchased farm. Lot 3, Broken Front, Darlington.Previous to the marriage, the staff and graduates of Bowman-ville Hospital, of which the bride has been a member, presented her with a beautiful 3-piece Silvei Dinner Service. She also received a coffee table from girl friends and a kitchen shower from Maple Grove friends, besides many othei useful and beautiful gifts.
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Bowmanville Canadian Statesman
Bowmanville, Ontario, CA
Thu, Aug 22, 1935
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