Many people dr ad the Barbara Stranack, "Jimmie" Holwill, Doreen Bowden and Suzette Arnhold.
Their frocks were of net in a soft shade of blue, gauged and corded to the waistline and at the hems of the long full skirts. Short puffed sie and squared necks were finished with the gauging. Their big picture hats were of blue georgette embroidered in silver and tied with silver rfobons. Blue net mittens were worn and they carried old-fashioned posies of mixed sweet peas and carnations from which fell long silver ribbons. The flower girl was Miss Elizabeth-Joan Hamilton, who was dressed in a frock of blue net over taffeta, made with an angle-length three-tiered hooped skirt trimmed with silver bows, short puffed sleeves and rounded neck She had a wreath of forget-me-nots on her long hair and carried a posy
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