The Archive · 1923

Bayne, Lieutenant

K. E. Newman and Mr. A. E

Seddon acted og ushers.

After the ceremony a large reception was held at 117 Bubbling Well Road, the house of Mr. E. F. Mackay, © bride's cousin, who had kindly lent it for the wedding, and here numbers of people came to wish the happy couple all prosperity. The house was charmingly decorated with autumn chrysanthemums and many handsome gifts were displayed. The cake having been duly cut with the bridegroom's sword, Mr. Mackay proposed the bride and bridegroom's health, which was honoured with three cheers and a tiger, and the bridegroom suitably responded. After the reception Mr. and Mrs, Blood left for their honeymoon, which is to be spent up country, the bride wearing a pale grey crepe, with grey panne velvet hat trimmed with grey wings,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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