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WEDDINGANDERSON—ROW LEYAt 3.30 p.m. on Saturday afternoon, October 5th, 1946, inMount Hamilton United Church, Hamilton, Ont., Rev. A. C. Forrest, united in marriage Caroline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Rowley, and Lieut.Lloyd E. Anderson, No. L Ord- *nance Depot, London, Ont, sonof Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson, Oak ner, Man.The bride, given away by her father, wore a graceful ivory satin gown, fashioned with a bustle effect, her satin crown-shaped headdress holding afingertip length veil. She car- , ried white gladioli centred withred roses. As matron of honour,Mrs. H. F. Anderson, attended the bride, while Miss Nan Felenwas bridesmaid, the formergowned in pale pink taffeta, and the latter in pale blue taffeta, both having feather hats of the same shades. Their bouquets; were of pale pink and deep pink gladioli and white astors, re-pectively. Lieut. Stanley L. Campbell, of London, Ont., was groomsman, while those usher-fing were Messrs. James Anderson and James Rowley.Mr. Homer Taylor played thewedding music and accompanied j Mrs. E. Temperley, who sang.Seventy guests were present,among whom were the groom’s parents from Manitoba, at the recep'ion at the Emerald-Mainediniri j room.|The bride and groom left later tor a honeymoon trip to New York City, the former going away in a navy blue rabbit hair w -ol -'lit and navy hat trimmed with red dowers, with a red coat and grey squirrel furs. Thev will make their home inLondon, Ont.
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Hamiota Echo
Hamiota, Manitoba, CA
Wed, Oct 16, 1946
Page 8
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CA 31 May 2019
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