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The bride was given away Mr. GE. R. Burkill, while Mrs. G. D. Nichol was matron of honour and Miss Jean Crighton, sister of the bride, and Miss Muriel Saker were Bridesmaids, Little Miss Marion Maitland was flower girl Lieut, J. Harvey, The Argyll Sutherland" Highlanders, man and officers of the bridegroom's regiment acted as ushers and provided a guard of honour when the newly" riarried couple left the Cathedral.
There was a novel feature at the wedding which quite possibly may game into great favour in futai This was the bell-ringing by Shanj hai's lone expert. in campanology, Mr. J. G. Clay, who possibly showed some special enthusiasm by reason Of Scottish associations. Prior to the ceremony in the Cathedral, Mr. Clay rang 440 changes of "Stedman," a customary wedding me troduction in bell-ringing circles, and, as. the newly-edded pair walked down the aisle, "Kent Treble Bob," Finally, there was the bell-igor's tribute, which, by age-old custom, follows' strict rules in ac~ cordance with rank. For this ocension it was twelve changes, with firing" three times, the ovation ing three times repeated. It was a novel tribute which caused much comment, and there were those few who Knew the science of it, who declared that it was remarkably wel executed,
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