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snort noneymoon.BL AC K—IIA GY A RDThe home of Mr. Fred C. Hagyard. Pilot Mound, was the scene of a pretty candle-light ceremony, Oct. 16, when Vera Evelyn, youngest daughter of Mr. F. C. Hagyard andthe late Mrs, Hagyard. became the bride of Robert Aldwin Black, elder son of Mrs. Black and the late Mr. Roy Black, of Holmfield, Man. Rev. W. E. McDonald officiated.The bride wore a street-length dress of royal blue transparent! velvet, with halo headdress of blue forget-me-nots. Her corsage was of Johanna Hill roses, and her only ornament was a wrist watch, gift nr the /bridegroom, j Miss Eva Black, the bridegroom's | sister, was bridesmaid, wore fernj I green crepe, two-piece frock. Her! corsage was of roses and fern,| The bridal music was played by iMiss Ruby Foster, of Killarney. During the signing of the register Miss Joyce Bootc, niece of the bride, sang Bless This House, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Milton Boote.Mr. Gordon Barber, Killarney, was best man.Following the ceremony a buffet supper was served to 36 guests, after which the couple left for a trip to eastern points. The bride wearing a two-piece.dress of British tan crepe with matching hat, Her top-coat was of green boucle with red fox fur. - They will reside on the bridegroom's farm at Holrn-field.
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Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA

Sat, Oct 23, 1943

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