i, KKKMXKK—'THOMPSON| At the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. lo I Hillman was solemnized a pretty wed- it d I ding on the evening of April 2*th, when Nellie Fay Thompson youngest ' fr daughter of the late Amor Thompson th and Mrs. Hillman, of Dauphin, became fe the wife of Mr. Gordon T. Bremner, Ihi of Gilltam. Man Rev. Duncan Ritchie performed the ceremony.Promptly at 9 o'clock the bride groom and his supporter, Mr Kenneth Thompson, took their places The strains of the wedding march from hta-e-tteitI^ohengrin, played by Mrs. Leitch Ste- Ccwart, announced the arrival of the \j bride, who entered the room on the clt; . | arm of her father, Mr. H A. Hillman. ylt; r | who gave her away. Her gown was pj I °f shell pink lace with fitted bodice. tj( v I long slightly flared skirt and deep ti( ♦'bertha collar. She carried a bouquetf! of Ophelia roses and fern. The bride KfI. I VI q a u t ♦ \ § 1 rv j . v /-v ■was attended by Miss Edvthe Osborne \ was becomingly attired in sandand rose flowered chiffon.Following the ceremony a buffet lun cheon was served to about forty thguests. The newly-wedded couple were tjthe recipients of many beautiful gifts The following day Mr. and MrsBremner left for Gilliam. Mile 327. ni•HR Rly , where they intend to make u ; their home. ^’; The bride's going away costume was r a navy blue tricotine suit opening over ja blouse of maize crepe-de-chine and Zlj a cross fox fur, a gift of the groom. pGuests from a distance were Mrs Morlej Thompson. Hudson Bay Junlt; r tion Mr. and Mrs T. Rhodes* Ochre Kiver; Mr, F] Brown, Mrs. T. Brown.Mr. G Brown, Miss A. Brown, all of Grandview.Si!