A quiet but very pretty wedding was celebrated on November 24 Church, the Miss Phys Clifton, youngest daughter Mrs. F. Clifton, and Mr. Boyar Hykes, son of the late Rev. Join HHylee, Beth bride and Drideyron, frere bern in China. fidating clergyman was the "the trite Shaw given away by. her brother, AMT. We Ciifon, whose to daughters, Veronien and Mary, acted bridesmaids. Mr. Marti Formed the duties of best man.
Pho bride was. very" becom nly owned in a Reville aft Enstame of plum-coloured eréje-de= chine wih diver aod el Come Nineeciour, brocaded "velvet coat tumpers with which she wore. a
trimmed with mink aiid a velvet toque to match, She carried a shower bouquet of small yc'low The two lite bridesmaids were charming in yellow taffeta bouffant, Grewes "with bandeau of plume Coloured chiffon and flowers exactly matching. the bride's costume.
The mother of the bride wore a power blue walking costume Trimmed with Dlack fox, with a hat Tined with blue, and carried a bouquet of pink carnage tions.
The reception after the wedding: var held at the house of the bride's The happy couple ave leaving, shortly for an extended tour in America and Europe.
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