The marriage of Mr. Harry Lindsay Molyneux, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Molyneux, and Miss E. C. Rowley, younger daughter of the Rev. Sir George Rowley, Bart., and Lady Rowley, took place at the Holy Trinity' Cathedral on Wednesday. The serivee was performed by the Very Rev. Dean C., J. F. Symons and the bridal couple came out under an arch of crossed swords, held by members of the Light Horse, S.V.C., to which the bridegroom belongs. The bride looked charming in pale shell pink crepe satin and carried a large shower bouquet of pink carnations. Her bridesmaid, Miss Westcott, wore blue shot taffeta, a silver hat with blue plume and carried white chrysanthemums. The flower girl, Miss Isabelle Lowson, also wore: blue shot taffeta, with 'a pink grland and carried a basket heaped with pink rosebuds.
Mr. Molyneux was accompanied by Mr. G. O. Wingrove as best man and his ushers were chosen from th: Light Horse. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held at the house of Mr. and Mrs.A. B. Lowson, 556 Avenue Haig, where all the elaborate decorations were pink, the bride's favourite colour. The bride's going-away dress was a very smart three-piece costume of putty colour, with brown hat and shoes. The honeymoon will ba spent at Hankow.
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