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Huron of honor In: Mm How- an! -Hmilton (Alison Phillips) and the Mines Helen Brittenham, Virginia Nelson of Gleneoe, Ind Jane Mqist of Chicago were the bridesmaids. The four attendants were dressed alike in blue velvet, with three quarter length sleeves and bouffnnt" {him The} bk: Velvet poke bonnet. vere trimmed with shocking pink ostrich fenth, em extent for the matron of hon- or who” father- mtched the banners blues Their ms were of of white nowem, {em and can- dehbrn. The bride, dmrehter of Mr. sud Kranh-rles Rupert Whit- worth of Deere Park drive, In: given inn-Ringo by her any. The bridegroom is the non of Mr. and In. Mucus Pamenter. of Corvallis. Oregon. Gown-d in a white bmeaNd satin period drew. and. with . berth- collAr, drop shoulder-Jon; times mud . train three yards long, Ii- Jnne Theobald Whit- vorth hoe-me the bride of III-cl] Dale Parnenhr on Oct. M, " the Presbyterian church. The heir- loom roupoint finttertip veil she wore “a 150 years old. She carried I bouquet of all. lilies. The Rev. Louis Sherwin heard the exchange of vows before an Altar will mum: annex PAINTING a PAPER HANGING Be NrtierNr--lt Com no Ion .88 Vb. Av... w M . PM B. o. In” Tet. RIP. "" Tel. R.P. " Alla on a hunting trip as Mr. Ind In. Gordon P. been"! of M avenue. Thy no " High-on, a. D., and will In [one I wont. on Friday, Kr. and In. Int- M I. luau Jr. of Contact Hm. "eo-him' by Mr. Cu! Johnson of trunnion, left foe Can- m Ind Sioux Fllll, te. D., for I tan-day hunting trip. JUNE WHITWOITH W205 ON HUNTING TRIPS I.~tlnn7'l'aylorolw dsAca0...w*oqr.sroeatnttrro. III-uln-Ih ' mynlon -n, In -3iatod but who. Durirwhisu-d- hafnium-match” mow-Gan 3mg”:- '6wr,-iak an arm m,amuum¢. of Trinidad, um. chm-3i the m " m with Goa-l Wainwright and wane-m with him .nd rm union of thin-um Hugh. Th be" "to "an of Ito - -rort %em. Shawn. lens at, have been 1-.dtntined at Phat-non. burial in Don- m. The Iona: In -ettrw their - Ioon for hiadV Ind autumn. 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Miss Nevins wore green velvet and um Bheahen In: in gold veiet, Both wore matching hats Ind curried old fashioned bouquet: of chrysanthe- mum. . _ William Deehambte, brother of the .bridendom, saved as best man, ind Eugene melamine, an- othir brother, nnd' Jame. Nevins. brother of the bride, all-cred. The bride, who '"ut given'in marriage by her “that were white velvet with I long train, and a fingertip veil, which hung from a tin. of and pearls. She cal-h ried . bouquet of white roses. On October 19, Ilia Eleanor Mary Nevins, daughter of Mr. lad In. Edwin! Navin- of Con“ - became the bride of Gerd nid P. Deehmhn, son of Mr. and In mm Dechambre of Wilmette. It the lmmuculue Con- ception church. The Rt, Rev. Jot- eph P. Morrison hard the ex- change of nuptial vow; ’ . ELEANOR KEVIN! A BRIDE _ Mr. and In. Barton M. Sun-ll- " and daughter, Nancy, of Pair- vie' avenue, have returned from a 'ive weak! trip to Camel-uh. _ Oat Sunk, night, Mr. and In W B. 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