Captain E. I. M. Barrett, together with other senior officers, many of the rank and file of the Municipal Police, and people prominent in the local sporting world were present at Holy Trinity Cathedral on Thursday, to witness the wedding of Detective-Sergeant James Alfred Quayle, of Louza Station, the well-known all round athlete, and Miss Eleanor Boulton, of Glasgow. The Cathedral was decorated with bamboo sprays and the service was conducted the Rev. C. E. Spencer.
The bride, who was attended by the little Misses Eek and Ambrose (looking very pretty and quaint in dark yellow dresses) and Master 1. Harris, was given away by Mr. R. J. Harris, at whose residence a reception was held after the cere many. Inspector Sinclair was the best man. The honeymoon will be spent in Japan.
Sergeant Quayle was the recipient of a very large number of presents from athletic associations and the police, these including a beautiful silver tea set and salver from the Police Recreation Club, for which he has done so much.
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