TUESDAY. Spears - Mcllally Wedding

g A pretty autumn Weddinl look place in saint Patrick's Church Port Agustzus on Monday mominx. Xdov. G. at 8.30. when Reverend T. E. Butler united in marriage Basil James Spears. son of Mrs. Agnes Spears and the late James spears, Ketch Harbour. N. S.. and Viola Mae McNally, daughter or MII'.

and Mrs. John P. McNally of Fort Augustus.

The double-ring ceremony was performed.

During the Nuptial Mass, hymns were rendered by friends of the bride with Mrs. Levi McNally as soloist.

The bride entered the church on the arm of her father to the strains of the Wedding March. played by Mr. Martin Power. She was attended by Miss Joan spears. sister of the groom. as bridesmaid. while the groom was supported by I Mr. Lee McNally, brother of the bride.

The ushers were Mr. , t Spears. Ketch HHl'b0llt"Z and Mr. Levi McNally. Johnston's River.

'6 The aroom's gift to the bride

i was a gold locket; to t.he brides- g I ' maid. it cmnpact; nnd to the

E - groc-msvme.n. a bill-fold. The bride was dressed in it navy I blue zabardine suit with grey ac- l

Gerald

in burgundy with matching cessories and wore a Corsage of roses while the groom's mother were black with matching acces- sories and Corsage of yellow roses.

After the ceremony. the happy couple. accompanied by their im- p mediate friends, motored to the i 1 Queen Hotel. where a delicious breakfast. was served. Reverend Father Bullet: proposed the toast to the bride which was responded to by the groom.

In the evening n reception was held at the home of the bride".- parents. The toast to the bride being proposed by Mia Stephen P. Connolly and was fittingly re- sponded to by the groom. Rever- endLP. Callaghan and Rever- end T. E. Buzler were among the dislinzuished guests.

The bride and groom were the recipients of many useful and costly gifts both at the reception. and showers which were held .a: the home of Mrs. Agnes .s;t:vs. Ketch Harbour, N. S.. and by the empioyees of the Royal Bank, Halifax. where the bride was em- ployed.

Among out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Schnarc. Chester, N. S.. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam spears. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Spears: Miss Joan Spears. Mrs. Ag- nes spears of Ketch I-liirbour. N. S. and Mrs. Fred Robinson ni Hali- fax.

Mr. and Mrs. spears will reside in Ketch I-lairhour. N. S.

i i cessories and squirrel neckpiece. . wearing a rnrsage of red roses. I while the bridesmaid chose a grey

gabsrdine suit with black acces-

g 3 sories and wore pink roses and

- T squirvxel neclopiece.

; The bride's mother was 6-gassed l..

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