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1 CONC Earle was 26 at the time of his marriage and Clara was 18.  The witness
1 CONC es to the marriage were W. A. Hamilton of Linegar and Merle McEnery of Eri
1 CONC n.  The marriage was performed by Jno Lindsay of Erin.  It was by license.
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1 CONT Erin Advocate, March 18, 1915.
1 CONT A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEner
1 CONC y, 9th line Erin, on Wednesday, March 10th, when their second daughter, Ca
1 CONC lra Elizabeth, was united in marriage to Mr. Earl Hamilton Beattie, only s
1 CONC on of Mr. and Mrs. George Beattie, of Huttonville, in the presence of ov
1 CONC er one hundred guests.  The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. Lindsa
1 CONC y, pastor, of the bride, promptly at four o'clock, to the starins of Lohen
1 CONC grin's wedding March, played by Miss Merle McEnery, sister of the brid
1 CONC e.  The bride who was given away by her father, took her place under an ar
1 CONC ch of evergreens and carnations.  After congratulations and during the sig
1 CONC ning of the register, Miss Mamie Near, of Rockwoo, cousin of the bride sa
1 CONC ng "Oh Promis Me."  The bride then led the way to the dining room which w
1 CONC as decorated with red and white, the tables being decorated withe red a
1 CONC nd white carnations, white roses and maiden hair fern, where a sumptuous w
1 CONC edding dinner was served.  The remainder of the evening was spent in soci
1 CONC al intercourse and dancing.  The bride looked charming in a gown of Ivo
1 CONC ry Duchess satin trimmed with silk embroidered lace rosebuds and pearls a
1 CONC nd also a sash naught with pearl buckies off her mother's wedding gown.  S
1 CONC he also wore a veil of embroidered net with cap effect and caught with a w
1 CONC reath of oraange blossoms and carried a sheaf of white roses and maiden ha
1 CONC ir fern and also wore the groom's gift, a sunburst of pearls.  The groom
1 CONC 's gift to the pianist was a ring and to the soloist also a ring.  The hap
1 CONC py couple left for Eastern points by the morning train, the bride travelli
1 CONC ng in a tailored made suit of brown broadcloth, with hat to match.  Upon t
1 CONC heir return, Mr. and Mrs. Beattie will reside on the groom's farm, l
1 CONC ot 2, 4th line, Chinguacogey.