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1 CONC Calbick - McEnery  The Fruitland home of the groom's mother, Mrs. Harold C
1 CONC albrick, was the setting for the marriage of her son, Ross Clark Calbric
1 CONC k, to Evelyn Margurite McEnery, daughter of Mrs McEnery and the late Norm
1 CONC an McEnery, of Brampton, when Rev. G. E. Morrow, of Winona United Churc
1 CONC h, officiated.  White slipper satin, with net and Chantilly lace, fashion
1 CONC ed the bride's gown, panels of lace sweeping to form a long trai
1 CONC n.  D. A. McEnery of Newmarket, gave his niece in marriage.  Anne McGilliv
1 CONC ary, of Brampton, bridesmaid, was in pink taffeta over blue net, with a ve
1 CONC iled flower halo, and Jack Whitefield, of Hamilton, was best man.  Howa
1 CONC rd Hurst played the wedding music and Mrs. Lillian Hurst sang a song compo
1 CONC sed by the groom's aunt, Mrs. A. C. Lee, of Fruitland.  The groom's moth
1 CONC er was in black velvet with corsage of pink carnations and the bride's mot
1 CONC her in a biege ensemble with corsage of sweet peas.  Following a wedding t
1 CONC rip the newlyweds are to reside in Brampton.  For travelling the bride a
1 CONC nd groom wore matching suits of dark brown gabardine, the bride with topco
1 CONC at of winter white and blue accessories.