The wedding of Major R. A. Heard, ae, of the" Royal Pushers, and Miss" Atleen Pages [Burke took place last Wednesday morning at the Church of Christ the King, the Rev. A. Kerr eMlclating: Immediately preceding the service, a civil ceremony was held at TBM. [Consulate-General before Mr, A. D. Blackburn.
The bridegroom is the son of the late Dr. and Mrs, R. TI. Heard of Monkstown, Ireland. The bride, who was formerly a nursing sister at the British Miltary Hospital in. Shang-hal, 1s the daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs, J. Page-Burke of Lillaloc The bride, who was given away by [captain $. A. MeConnell, was attend-by Miss Chriss Williams as the only" bridesmaid. Lieut. PG. Nugent was best man, 'As the bride and bridegroom left the church, pipers of the Royal Htuniskilling' Fusiliers who were stationed outside the porch, played "Haste to the" Wedding" and "Killaloe"
An Informal reception was held fatter the ceremony. at Captain MeConneli's home on Rue Lafayette. Major and" Mra. Heard are spending their honeymoon in Japan.
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