a
new year wedding
The drawing room
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. McCall, at the Melbourne Hotel,
was the scene of a very pretty wedding at seven o'clock, New Year's
night, when Catherine Gladys Cameron, youngest daughter of the late W.
L. Cameron and Mrs. Cameron of Simcoe, formerly of Toronto, became the
bride of Mr. Bruce Wilbur Whitside, only son of the late W. Whitside
and Mrs. Whitside of Simcoe, formerly of Delhi.
The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Robert Campbell of New York, in the presence of
immediate relatives.
To the strains of
Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by Miss Whitside, sister of the
bridegroom, the bride entered the drawing room artistically arranged
with decorative and cut flowers, and was conducted to the alter and
given away by her eldest brother,
Mr. J. F. Cameron of Toronto...
The bridesmaid
was Miss Margaret McCall, niece of the bride... The bridegroom was
supported by Mr. Wm. L. Steacey of Montreal, formerly of Simcoe...
Mr. and Mrs.
Whitside left later for a trip to Detroit and Chicago... On their
return they will take up their residence on Colborne Street.
Guests present
from out of town included:
Dr. and Mrs. Silcox of Hamilton,
James Bergen of Windsor,
Mr. and Mrs. Denholm of Blenheim,
Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Duncombe of Brantford,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cameron of Woodstock,
Mr. and Miss Hurley of Brantford,
Miss Evelyn Whitside of Lethbridge, Alta.
