The bride, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lusk Shields, spite of her brief residence in the Colony has made for herself a. host /ouns of friends, as the toasts at the recep-ion proved beyond all doubt. Mr. Andrews, who is a member of the staff of the Union Insurance Company of Shameen, also has many friends in the Colony, St. John's was massed with palm and orange gladioli for the bridal Jensemble, and the Very Rev. Dean} [Swan officiated.
Mr. Shields gave the bride in marri-Jage, she having chosen a gown of cream lace, set of with "an embroidered veil held in place by a braided rope of pearls. Her flowers were arum lilies.
Her only attendant was Miss Mil-Jared Layne, who wore a frock of tea-rose shaded pean d'ange, with 2 large brown leghorn hat, and carried African daisies in yellow and orange.
Mr. J. E. Jupp served as best man, [while the ushers were Messrs. W. 1 Stanton, H. C. B. Way, M. W. Findlay-Anderson and P. R. S. Walsham. Mr. Frederick Mason played the wedding music.
"About 250 guests were present at the reception which was held at No. 1st. John's Place, "Mr. Harold G.
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