839 EDMONTON DAILY
APR 19, 1907

LAVERGNE, Marie Louis Miss.
MALOUIN, Albert Hon. Judge
McLACHLAN, Edith Alice Miss.
COCHRANE, Robert Rev.

LAVERGNE, Louis M.P.
MALOUIN, Philip K.C. 
McLAUCHLAN, Helna Miss.
McLAUGHLAN, Hope Miss.
DICKISON, Alison Miss.

The marriage of Miss Marie Louis Lavergne, daughter of Mr. Louis 
Lavergne, M.P. to Hon. Judge Albert Malouin, of the Superior Court of 
Quebec, took place recently at Arthabaska. Bishop Suzor, of Nicolet, 
uncle of the bridegroom, officiated. The bride who was given away by 
her father, wore a pale green chiffon velvet gown, trimmed with real 
lace, and a tulle hat. She carried a bridal rose shower bouquet. Mr. 
Philip Malouin, K.C., of Quebec, acted as witness for his brother. 
Breakfast was served at the residence of the bride'w parents.

At the house of the bride's parents, at Idylwyle, Guelph, the marriage 
was recently celebrated of Miss. Edith Alice McLachlan, to the Rev. 
Robert Cochrane, M.A., of Knox church Woodstock. The Rev. R.W. 
Ross of Knox Church, Guelph, performed the ceremony, with the 
assistance of the Rev. Dr. Somerville and Rev. Alexander 
MacGillivray, both of Toronto. The bride, who wore here mother's 
wedding dress of white corded silk trimmed with Honiton lace, and 
long rule veil, which was fastened with orange blossoms, carried a 
bouquet of white rose. She was attend by her sister, Miss. Helena 
McLauglap, Miss Hope McLachian, Montreal, and Miss Alison 
Dickinson, London. The groomsman was Mr. R. R. Cochran, the ushers 
Messrs. David Dix and A.E. Hamilton, of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. 
Cochran left after the bridal supper for Toronto and New York.