MatrimonialMcKellar- FrostFirst Church United, Brandon, was the scene of a quiet butpretty wedding: March 16, whenAlice Louise, eldest daughter of Mrs. Laura Frost, Brandon, and the late Walter Frost, became the bride of Archie McKellar, North Vancouver, formerly of Rivers, Rev. Eric D, Erreyofficiated. iThe bride wore a pretty two-piece dress of lime green wool! trimmed with brown braid. Her accessories were brown and her corsage talisman roses. She was attended by Miss Ruth Hutchison, of Brandon, who chose a gold crepe dress. She wore black accessories and a corsagei of Talisman roses. Stanley Frost. Winnipeg, brother of the bride,was best man.A reception was held at the home of the bride’s mother, the table being centred with a threetiered wedding, cake. Assisting in serving were Mesdames W. B.Naisbitt, V R. Frost and L. C. Stevens, and Misses Mabel Schur and Betty Naisbitt.Mr. and Mrs. McKellar left for a short honeymoon in Winni-j peg. For travelling the bride' ’ L ' ; x*. V lt;—• . v- ;•*/; zilOT? • ,:c ' v\ ; v v. '• :i • . V -• J.r' .v-. *.#2 ’ •. : •*. \.v- Idonned a coat of gold shag. Mr. and Mrs. McKellar will make their home in Vancouver.Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Naisbitt, Miss Betty Naisbitt, Mrs. V. Kille, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith, Mr. and Mrs D. McLean, Ollie and Bernice, all of Rapid City, and Mrs. L. C. Stevens, of Russell.