title2 p,m., a marriage, took plate « w. j «or Claire Roman Oatholk Church at lor th | San Oar*, Man, arinm Dorothy,! $TYUthird eldest daughter of Mr, ands; »,Mrs. Eugene Short was united in marriage to Mr. Gilbert Lachance, s he son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lach-rf®* a nee of San Clara district. Rev. H.°t Dansereau officiated.Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked radiant in a floor* j shirts length gown of white peau de sole! some! enriched hand sown lace appliques J ties. E around neck of bodice and at cuffs! pleatsieet-Octit in andr*Sho antic] off at type « Urn skirts of cor of cock t thehobeli ►g on idingnded te St. cnber as a riend with Mon-liver-ill be r oftieredlonorsocialotf her lily-point sleeves. Her skirt was surrounded by lace appliques with detachable train and her shooldgrleiigth veil of nylon tulle was k^^t crown of pearls. She wore matching white slippers and carried wi-white sweet-heart roses with white satin streamers. She wore her great-grandmother's necklace of pearls.There were three bridesmaids, Miss Rachel Short, the bride’s sister, Miss Donna Buxbach of Runny-mede, Sask. and Miss Dianne Laur-in of St. Boniface. They each wore plain lime green peau de sole floor length gowns. Their headdress was white nylon tulle over peau de sole and a rosette on bar of same material. They each wore necklaces of sterling silver crosses and carried white ice box roses, with short satin streamers.The best men were James Shorty brother of the bride, Boland Lachance, brother of the groom and Darwin Mulroy, cousin of the bride. Usher .was Mr. Orton Bender.The mother of the bride chose a pink linen two-piece dress and pink whimsy ring headpiece with veil trimmed with organza pink petals. Her corsage was white , lily of the valley and /white rosThe mother of the groom chose aPar and c wide For skinn ers, fc mg o that \ outsu.Si■song.1 was purse dosedbrown hat, shoes and gloves. She also wore a corsage of wfhite lily of the valley and white roses.Colhandfiifte