The bride, who was given away by der. W, S. Burns, wore a dress of French blue crepe roma made with Empire drapery outlined with silver embroidery. Her hat was a blue turban to match, with a shoulder-length veil in the same shade, and she carried a benguet of Ophelia roses fled with tea-rose-coloured ribbon. The matron of honour was Mrs. W. 8. Burns, who wore a gown of lily-ofthe-valley green embroidered organiza made in princess style with crinoline. Her picture hat was to match, The bridesmaid was Miss Edwina Down, whose Directoire-style gown of bol de-rose embroidered organiza was worn with a large picture hat to match, made with an open crown: Both she and the matron of honour carried Victorian posies of sweet peas im pastel shades, mixed with pink roses and pale' yellow carnations streaked with purple, Mr.
Bonnyman was best man, and the ushers were Mr, G. Pickering and Mr.
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