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1 CONC From the Erin Advocate on Sept 23, 1948, a copy of which is on file.  Mood
1 CONC ie - McEnery
1 CONT A very pretty autumn wedding was solemized in Burns' Presbyterian Churc
1 CONC h, Erin, which was tastefully decorated in ferns, gladoli and roses, on Sa
1 CONC turday, September 18, at 4 p.m. by Dr. Aitken, Hillsburgh, assisted by t
1 CONC he bride's pastor, Mr Allan Vair, of Erin, when Ronald Adrian Moodie, elde
1 CONC st son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moodie of Brampton, was united in marriage wi
1 CONC th Blanche Christena, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McEnery of Eri
1 CONC n.  The bride entered the church on the arm of her father to the strai
1 CONC ns of the wedding march played by Mrs. Auburn Wright, organist and choir l
1 CONC eader of the church following the processional sweetly rendered by the cho
1 CONC ir who all joined in the choral service.  Her gown was of white satin, wi
1 CONC th yoke of net and high neckline, and long pointed sleeves, the skirt caug
1 CONC ht with sweetheart bows over a hoop which revealed a petticoat of fine lac
1 CONC e, and she wore the traditional wedding veil caught in coronet of seed pea
1 CONC rls.  Her maid of honor, Miss Audrey Nodwell, of Hillsburgh, was gown
1 CONC ed in blue faille taffeta and her bridesmaids, her only sister, Miss Mer
1 CONC le McEnery wore rose faille taffeta and the groom's sister Miss Ellen Mood
1 CONC ie wore green faille taffeta.  The gowns were all similarly designed in of
1 CONC f-the-shoulder necklines and bustle skirts.  They carried bouquets to ble
1 CONC nd with their gowns, and wore double strands of pearls, the gift of the br
1 CONC ide.  Mr. Murrany Moodie performed the duties of best man and the ushers w
1 CONC ere Mr. Bob McEnery and Mr. Stewart Moodie.  At the close of the ceremo
1 CONC ny the choir sweetly rendered the Lord's Prayer and during the signi
1 CONC ng of the register rendered a beautiful anthem.  The reception was he
1 CONC ld at the home of the bride where the bride's mother, wearing deep grey wi
1 CONC th matching hat and a corsage of golden roses, assisted by the groom's mot
1 CONC her, attired in Victorian green, matching hat and corsage of deep pink ros
1 CONC es, recieved the guests.  Later in the evening the young couple left for p
1 CONC oints west,  the bride attired in navy blue, dark brown furs, and a corsa
1 CONC ge of roses.,  On their return they will be at home to their friends at th
1 CONC eir home in Belfountain after November 1st.  The guests who numbered seven
1 CONC ty five were present from Brampton, Toronto, Streesville, Bradford, Guelp
1 CONC h, Ottawa, ARthur, Georgetown, Hillsburgh and Erin.
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1 CONT From the Erin Advocate on October 28, 1948:  Presentation to Newlywe
1 CONC ds  A very  pleasant evening was spent at the pavillion at Stanley Park wh
1 CONC en the friends of the community gathered to do honor to a newlywed coupl
1 CONC e, Mr and Mrs R. A. Moodie.  Mr. Jas. Miller ably filled the duties of cha
1 CONC irman and after calling those present to attention asked Mrs. Emery Sarge
1 CONC nt to read a very well worded address to Blanche and Ron.  A presentati
1 CONC on of a Coffield electric washer, and a substantial sum of money was ma
1 CONC de by the boys of the committee who had given so kindly and generous
1 CONC ly of their time to make this evening one of the highlights in the liv
1 CONC es of the young couple.  The music which was supplied by Messrs. Harvey Fi
1 CONC sher, Joe Steen, Bob Meehan and Mrs. Alvin Fisher was appreciated and danc
1 CONC ing was enjoyed by all.