From London comes news of the marriage "of Miss Elizabeth. Frances
Meyrick Hewlett, late of H. 34. Con-Hewett, the only daughter of (Sit ular 'Service. in 'China, and' Lady Hewloth and Mr, John 'Fraser Mil-Ter, only son of Mr. and Ins. George Miter, of Kamakura, Mayfield Road, Bilion. 'The "wedding took. place on August 18, at Christ Church, Lan-aster' Gate" London, with Prebendary R. Bovestord-Peirze omeleting.
The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a simply cut gown Of ivory-tinted satin with @ train in She withthe skirt, Her tulle veil Was "worn with. a halo" headdress Ttimmed "with peatis, and she. car-Hed a bouquet of iliee-of-the-valley, 'There were five bridesmalds—Mise Belly Stogdon,. Miss Joan Knight, Mise Margaret' Miller (ister of the bridegroom), Miss Joan Nash Ceousin the bride), and" Miss Theresa Ozanne, The chief bridesmaid, Miss Betty Stogdon, wore a gown of pale delphinium-blue" chiffon, and. "the other attendants were in deep del-Dhinium.blue,. They li had flower Gaps made of delphintums, with eye Yells, and carried bouquets to match. Mr. Duncan Robertson Glass was best mao,
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