Shaw-Butler
The marriage of Mr. David W.
Shaw of the staff of the government dispensary at Toronto, to Miss
Leliah, youngest daughter of Mrs. Nancy Butler of Simcoe, took place
last Saturday at Trinity Church, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. A. B. Farney..
The bride was unattended,
and wore a travelling suit of navy blue tricotine, a corsage bouquet
of orchids and lily of the valley, and a blue ribbon hat with French
flowers. She was given away by her brother, C. S. Butler.
Only the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties were present, among they being: Misses
Agnes and Bessie Shaw, and Miss Emma Lear of Toronto.
During the sing of the
register, which was witnessed by Mr. C. S. Butler and Miss Agnes
Shaw, Miss Nettie Storey sang "Because," Miss Enid Johnson
presiding at the organ for this, the processional and recessional
selections.
The party joined in a buffet
luncheon at the home of the bride's mother. Mr. C. S. Butler
received a silver cigarette case, Miss Agnes Shaw a silver top jar,
Miss Enid Johnson, the organist, a gold coin purse, and Miss Nettie
Storey a silver coin purse.
The many gifts showered upon
the bride bespoke her popularity among her friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Shaw will reside in Toronto.
Mrs. Nancy Butler, mother of
the bride, celebrated her birthday on her daughter's wedding day.
