Enjoying a friendly chat and the delightful weather at the opening ceremonies at the Souris Regatta on Wednesday

MacLeod-Casler Nuptials Attended By Islanders

A wedding .of interest to Islan- ders was held récently in Lynn- field, Mass., when- Donna Earl- ene MacLeod became the bride of Lawrence D. Casler, son of Dr. Gerald E. and Mrs. Casler of Warren, Pa. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. MacLeod, 33 Forrest Hill Ave., Prince Edward Island.

Rev. Garvey MacLean perfor- waned the double ring ceremony and Nancy MacLeod attended her sister as maid of honor.

Presented in marriage by her | father, the bride wore a princess | styled gown of ivory silk organ- za featuring a portrait neckline of embroidered alencon lace) and a bell shaped: skirt with de- |

tachable train. A veil of import- | parents have a summer home at iKenneth Wolf.

ed_ivory silk illusion was caught | to a crown of chantilly lace and seed pearls. She carried a cas- cade of stephanotis and white roses with an orchid center. Bridesmaids were Judith Best of Canton, Ohio, Janet Salter of Waltham, Mass.° and Judith Lape of Melrose. The attendants wore formal gowns of aqua chif- fon with lace bodices and sheath skirts. Their headpieces were bows of matching chiffon and they carried cascades of pink

carnations and marguerites. i (4 Alan Royal of Wollaston was; 3

soloist, accompanied by Paul Herrick, organist.

James _L. Casler of Warren, Pa. attended his brother as

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