Doris Eleanor Simms Weds Douglas Lewis BraschA pretty marriage was solemnized4$ :‘v .:o . ■ , k mm--.-in Grandview United Church on Wednesday, June 29th at 3.30 p.m. when Rev. G!i Hambley united in marriage Dons Eleanor, seconddaughter of Mr, and Mrs. MatthewSunnis of Grandview, and DouglasLewis, only son of Mrs. Annie Brasch and the late Mr. Brasch, also of Grandview.The church was beautifully letorated with peonies and ferns. Given in marriage by he: father thebride was lovely in a gown of white i: atm, the long toio bodice featuring a Ue. t eke uiid long hue sleeves, tiie full length skill had a pepluni of matching lace and bustle back, Hei full-length veil was held by a coronet of seed peas Is and she cas-ned a bouquet of red roues. The biide was attended by her sister, Evelyn, who wore a dress of long blue sheer. Her finger-tip veil was held by a sweetheart head-dress and she carried a bouquet of red rose s.Cecil Longmuir was best man and the ushers were Percy Britton and Lyle Stevens. The wedding march was beautifully rendered by Mrs. Jack White. During the signmg of the register. Mrs. J. Belton sang‘’Because”.:A luncheon was served at thebride's home at 6 o’clock to fifty guests. The toast was proposed by lt;Mr. Roy McKinnon responded by ( the groom. A public reception was ■ held in the Umatilla Hall and wW'Mattended by approximately 200 oi more friends. The happy couple left by car next day for their honey-moon at Clear Lake. The bride chose* 4for her going away a red gabardine suit with grey accessories. Ontheir return they will live on the groom’s farm, Grandview-.i* iOut-of-town guests were the bride s grandfather and grandmother, Mr.and Mrs. Wm. MeCay, Dauphin; Mr. and Mrs. N. McLennan; Mr. and Mrs. [1 Alex Keiper; and Mr. and Mrs. B. Pagan, ail of Russell; Mr. and Mts. M Mr. and Mrs. P J. Brodie, Wasag-j* arning, and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hut-1 ehison of Virden. 1'