The bride, who was given away by Sir George Murray, wore a gown of old rose velvet with n hat to match. "She carried a bouquet of pink roses and was attended by her sisters, Miss Stella and Vera Hoerter, who were prettily dressed in two] shades of old rose chiffon and also} Jearried roses. Mr. J. Johnaton Hoerter, the bride's brother, acted as best man. A reception was given by Mrs. Hoerter and among. those prevent were Mr. and Mrs. Forbes, Lady Sudeley, Lady Rivett-Carnac, [Sir George' and Lady Murray. Brigadier-General Sir Arthur Forbes, K.b.E, and the Sisses Forbes, Liculenant-Commander Harrison, RX. and Mrs. Harrison, Lieutenant H. S, Jerome, mx. Mr. and Mrs. Winter-Latimer, Macgregor, Mr. and Stockton, Major and Mrs. Barnes, Mr. W..B. Burns, Mr. Sidney James, Mr. and, Mrs. Bateman, Mr. Langhorne-Bur-ten, Mr. Bric Stanley, Mrs, Walker,
others, Mr, Totti, Mrs. and Miss Tait and)
The bride's going away costume was of dark blue cloth trimmed with grey fur and a velour hat. The honeymoon was spent in France,
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