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(Those desh'ou" of havIn~ their en gagements published in thi.· Magazine a r e r qu st d to send COlT et particulars to .. Bridal Mngazine:' La[ay tte Studios.)

The engagement is announced of Eveline Jean. only daughter of Mr. and Nlrs. ]. Fitt. Dudinin. to Fred-erick, second :on of the la te Mr . and Mrs. uckling, of London, England.

The engagement is ann unced of Florence, eldest dan ghter of Mr. and Mr. Thos. Booth. of arnac street. Fremantl. to olin. on ly son of Mr. and the late Mrs. B. P. Hack. of Nanntarra tation , On. -low.

T he engagement is a nnounced be-tween Kathleen. on ly daughter of M r. and Mrs. J. Whitmor. under-din. a nd Keith, eldes t son of Mr. and Mr . ·M. J. McGough. Kilmore, Victoria.

The engagement is announced Marian Evelvn (Dolly). elder da ughter of Mr. a nd Mr . V\r. Ait-ken. Pithara. to Wi lliam. third son of Mr. and M rs. M . Leahy, Pithara, 'vV e tern Aust ra lia.

The engagement is announced of Effi , eldest daughter of M r. and Mrs. Charles McPherson, of East 'vVagin. a nd T homas rnold. Id t f,on of Mr. nnd M·rs. R. E. Black.

;!1'tlllcticup. The engagement is announced of

Violet. eldest daughter of Mr. and I[ rs. J. Siddons. f May-street, n;'vswat ~ r, t·o Peter. (of Adelaide). ('I de. t SOil of rr. and the late Mr . . McGowan. of Busselton.

The engagement i an no un ced of Kitty on ly daughter or Iv! rs. b:: . De' war, of owering, Pingellv. to \Vill-iam nthony, elder on of Dr. and Mr . A. B. Jes r- ·oope. of Pin-ge lly, late Ma'lay tatcs.

The engagement i announced of Enid Myrtl , o nly daughter f ~I rs. and the lat e i(r. ell, f \\ agin to \ \ illialll J hn. elde. t on of }.'I r . 2.nd the late Mr. Dray ton. of art-II'right arden., London.

M r. and filr. . Drooke. of Kulin. wish to announce the ngagelllcnt of th ei r on ly daughter, ' Dorotl1\' .race, to Donalcl Mathison. 'f

1-':: ulin . second on f ~I r. and }.[ rs. \\ . Mathi on, of Tannachy. Rojant.

outherland hir. cot land. The engagement i. announced

f [rllla \ era lare. eldes t daughter of M r. and Mr. has. R. John . ton. of Ea t Karlgarin ( lat e of outh Australia) to John \\ alter ~'[oore. of Hyden Rock, econd son of Ir. v\ . I[ oor. of alllbridge. Eng-lancl .

The engagem nt i. announced of Beryl Marjorie, the f urth daught r of Mr. and Mrs. G. \\ oods, of 1 uk c-strcet. Ea t Fremantle. to Fred-crick J ame Mc Kenzie. cond

011 of fr . F. \Villiams. an to n-mcnt- tr et. Frcmantle. and thc la te Mr. A. G. McKenzie.

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The engagement is announced be-tween J o ephine Olwyn, second daugh ter of M r . and NIr . S . Freed-man, of Ventnor-avenue. \ /Il est Perth, and Edward Norton, eldes t

The engagement is announced of orri e, eldes t daughter of oun-

ci llo r and Mrs. R. Thorn ett , of Holland-str et, F rcmantle, to D avid "'''illiam, third son of NIr. and Mrs. D . VV. Griffiths, of "AlIandale", 1100ra.

Mr. a nd Mrs. Haydn K. H ard -wick, of Perth, wi h to a nn oun cc the engagemen t o f th ir nl y daughter, Thelm a, Barbara, to Tohn Deni R egina ld a ldwell. onl y . on o f Mr. J. c. arroll , Im peria l Fore t Service, India ( retired ), and the late Mrs. a rroll. o f Bedford, Eng land.

The engagement i announced of Gwen . younge t daughter of NIr and Mr. G. Dry dale, of ottc. loe, to H a rry orthcote, eldest son f Mr. a nd Mrs. A. F. R oke, of ~lull e\\'a .

The engagement i. announced of E il ee n Olive, second daughtcr of Mr. a nd Mr . H. J. Dawkin , Bank-si a-terrace. outh Perth . to R obert Albert, eldes t son of M r. and M r. R. Durack, Brow n-street la re-mon!.

The engagem ent is ann ounced of \ ' inifred Gi ll (G ing) , second daughter of the late Mr. F. G. Easton a nd M r . M . M . Easton. of Tinkurrin. to J ohn Frcdcrick B ri -lin, of Si ngapore e lde. t on f Mr. and M rs. H. W . B ri lin, of Dui ve l· kloof, Tran svaal. outh Africa.

Mr. an d Mrs. Throssel1. of Mt. Lawley, an noun ce the engagemcnt of their youn ge t daughte r, on-s tance H elen, to Franci tanl ey. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

. Hopkins, of Wembley Park.

Thc engagement i announced of Thelma a lvert elder daughter of Mrs. . G. and th e latc ~{r . H . E. Oliver, of Lawlr- tre t. ubiaco. to Benjamill Fallcote. econd on of Mr. and Mr . B. \. Cros, of Runnymede Orchard, Bedfordale.

The engagement :. announced of M.ona, yOl}llger daughtu of 1\[r. and NI r. A. ' J. ura ki . te rc- treet.

o ll ie. to A nthony. Yo:.lnge t on of the Re\·. P.

Lafayc tte·Dease Mrs. E. J. Red!ern and Bridesmaid

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The engagement i a nnounced of P riscilla Mary, second daughter of M r. a nd Mrs. W . Horto n, o f o. 5 P umpin g station, E.G.R., to Waltel' Frederick, second 5011 o f Mr. and the la te Mrs. A. Pd brilll, la te of R ock View, Noo ngaar.

The engagement is announced o f Dai sy, youngest da ug hter of Mr. R. J. Dorrington and th e late M rs. D orrington, late of l'injarra, to Jack, eldes t son of M r. a nd Mrs. D. Breen, of North Dandalup.

T he e ngageme nt is ::!nnounced of May, second eldes t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E . Jennin gs, of Adrian-s treet, Palm yra, to L. la ude, eldest son of Mr. and th e lia te Mrs. Pacey, of A ustral-av enue, North Manl y, New South W a les.

T he engagement is a nn oun ced of J osep hine Em ily (J 0), second daughter of Mr. and M rs . Frank

icho las Vincen t, of Yootha lllur ra, 56 Perth-Fremantle-road N edland , to Thomas VVilliam (Tos ) Rainer , o f Sydney, you ngest so n of Mr. and Mrs. T. Mowbray Raine r, of 23 William-street , South Yarra, Me l· bourne.

The engagement i a nnou nced of Beryl Loui se, you nger daughter of M r. and M rs. A. S. :M,c Lean, of G McMaster-stree t. Victoria P a rk , to Ndi E dwin , you nger son of tvlr. a nd Mrs. A. C. Kesse ll , of W oodstock-street, Mount Ha w thorn.

The e ngagem ent is annou nced of Dorothy Eun ice, o nl y daug-ht el' of 11'1r. and M rs. H . B is hop, of Ham-l1I o nd-street, \ Vest Perth , to J egin-a id, youn gest son of Mr. a nd Mrs. G Poore, X antippe, D a lwallinu .

The engagement is a nn ounced of Ed ith Mary, third daughter o f [r. and Mrs. 'vV. F ox, o f Stonevi ll e, to J ames Harte, on Iy son o f M r . N. Darcy, of Ka lgoorlie, a nd the late Mr. F. Darcy .

Mr. and Mr . G. M a r t in, of Bun' bury-road, A rmadale, announced the engagem ent of their elde t daughter , Thell11a E lI en, to H a rold Charle, e ldes t son of 'Mr. ana Mr . H . Masters, of H o ll ywood and Byford. . The engagement is a nllo unced of J esse Vasse. you nges t daughter of Mr. Loui s L. Ly le, of Busseiton, to Cecil, on~y son of 1'11'. a nd Mrs. G. F . P lumb, of S7 L indsay-stree t, Perth.

The engagemen t is announced be-tween Emily Alice, o nly daught r of Mr. and L1'. A. \' , Manning, ot F urni vaL heet. arrogin . and

lorman Henry. e lde t son o f Mr. and :Mrs. H. O. Beeck, of Moy-a li en, Gno\\'angerup.

The: engagem en t is a nno unced of A lys Leila (N in), ocks, econd dau ghter of Mr. a nd Mr. E. E. Cocks, of 2 Norfolk-street, orth Perth , to K eith Geor ge Smith, YO:.i nger son of Mr. and Mrs . D o ug-las mith. P ingell y.

The en gagement is a nnou nced of Amy Nance, econd daughte r of Mr. and [\I[r s. B. ugars, of Man-jil11up, to Richard John . elde t on of Mr. and th e 'late M rs. R. R obin-son. of 183 Vivia n- treet, Boulder City.

The engagemen t is announced o f LO'Jsia E llen, third daug hter o f Mr. and Mr . D . VV. larson. of Com-mercia l-road, \ ;Vest Subiaco. to 'vVilliam Henry, o nl y o n o f Mrs. a nd the late Mr. Jack Yeatl1la n, o f Victoria Park.

The engagement is anno unced of .lean. younges t daugh te r o f M r. and the la te Mr. G. Edwards o f 0 5-borne Park. to George, youngest 50 11 of Mrs. and the late Mr. T. J ames, of Balcatta.

The engagement is a nnounced of J ean I abel, third daughter o f Mr. and M r . R. Garcia, of Swanbourne to Frederick Tin5ley, elder son of Mr. a n.d Mrs. J. Hulm , of Welling-ton MIll.

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Dainty CRUMBED FISH

Allow 2 Ibs. any white fish for 4 people. Wash and dry fish , cut in slices ;J.!ld sprinkle with lemon juice. Coat with the following ingredients well mixed :- 6 tablespoonsful bread-crumbs, I tablespoon-ful grated cheese, I t ablespoonful each of chopped parsley, chopped cnion, and flour, I saltspoonful pepper and salt. Butter a baking tin thickly, lay the slices of fish in a'}d put a small piece of butter on each. Bake for 20 minutes.

COOKING POT A TOES

The difference between the weights of peeled and unpeeled potatoes is surprisi ng, amounting to approximatel y 40z. per lb. Careless and wastefu l peeling is the biggest enemy of potato economy.

Potatoes cooked economicall y in their jackets need not be brought to table in this state. Try cooking a suppl y in advance and serving them in a different way each day.

Tbe Mealy Killd

If you want boiled mea ly ones, you simply peel the pota toes after cooking. the skin being as thin as tiss ue paper. A rew minutes before dishing up you throw them into a saucepan of boi ling, salted water, let them boil for five or six minutes, strain, press a cl ean tca-towel on them, give the saucepan a shake or twO, put the saucepan back on the stove, and by the time yo u have dished up meat and vegetable your mealy potatoes arc dene.

Dishes you obtajn a superior to the the joint, where poeato sodden.

delightful duh, va.stly potato baked .. under ..

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A good supper dish is made by selecting large potatoes and baking them in their skins. \'Vhen done. take them out of the oven, cut the top off. scoop a little of the potato out, and fill the hole with a lump of butter. a little salt, and a little grated cheese. Put the top on and return to the oven for a few minutes.

VEGETABLE 1I1ARROW There arc so many interesting things

t hat you can do with vegetable marrows t hat you need have no fear of making meals monotonous, even if you include them frequently in the menus.

Here arc a few of my favourite recipes. Perhaps you would like to try some of them.

Sfllffrd alld Baked

Peel a large marrow, cut it into halves lengthwise and remove the seeds. Part! y boil 3Il onion, chop it finely 3Ild mix it with a breakfastcupful of soaked bread, an ounce of melted butter, a rea5poonful of sage, onc egg and a dust each of salt and pepper.

Fi ll this minure into one half of the marrow and fit the other half on tOp. Brush with a li ttle melted butter and bake in a buttered dish for half an hour.

All Grafill

Lay pieces of partly-boiled marrow at For baked potatoes you roll the cooked Ihe bottom of a well greased fireproof

sk in n ~d potatoes in flour to which for dish and sprinkle with grared Parme52n each tablespoonful of flour you add a cheese, a dust each of nutmeg, 52lt, and teas poonful of sa lt. You then put the pepper, and add a few pieces of butter. floured potatoes into a baking dish with Cover with sieved white breadcrumbs, put hot dripping or butter. (' a few nuts here and there, and bake in

In a good hot ove", yo ur potatoes Will~· :a hot oven for twenty minutes. Send be done in 15 to 20 minutes with onc" to uble in the dish in whjch cooking b.s turning over of the browned side, and een done. .

Lnrnyctt~·Densc Mrs. Vivian Simonsen ( Miss Dorothy Pengel )

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Lovely Ladies of Yesterday - -__ MADAME du BARRY

T he Romantic Career of a litt le Milliner's Apprentice who became famous for her Beauty and " governed" the King ot France.

(By F. E . Baily)

"Her hair", says a biographer, ;'was the 1110st beautiful, the longes t, the 1110st silky, the most blonde in the \\'orld, blonde of ,111 auburn tint and curling like the hair of a child , he had dark eyeb row and cu n 'ed, dark lashe , and blue eyes, Her complexion was a rose-leaf r. teeped in millk."

Small wonder that she would not powder her lovely hair nor llse rouge nor " make her toilet," or in o ther words make up her fa~e, She always had an air of enchant-ing unpreparedness. You see, she \\'a~ 0 beautiful.

She wa born on August 19th, 1743, at Vauconleur , the natural d?ughtcr of nne Bequs, ca ll ed Quantiny. There is a littl e argu-ment about who her fat her was, I:ut he is a id to have been a tax-collector.

In any ca e, Anne Bequs fell on hard ti!1les at Vaucouleurs. took I~ r da ,;ghter to Paris, and b gged help from Monsieur Dumonceau, a wealthy financier who prol,id d suppli e for the Army, and ha d known Anne previou Iy. Man ieur Dumonceau seems to have been a kind'ly " nd inefficient old ge ntle-man. He was charmed by the arch-nes of Ann 's pretty child a nd all he ('ould think of wa to end her to live with hi s mi tres. , la F reder-if!,"'.

Unfortunately, the charm of thi child proved so overwhelming that Frederique refused to have anyone of her beauty near the throne, so 10 Deak, and accordingly -he future Madame du Barry found herself

in the Convent of t. ure for edu-cational purpo es.

Alas, she proved too much evel. for the Convent of t. Aure. (, drab co tunle, no penance, ne birchings could tame the 101'ely, in-domitable daughter of Anne Bequ , and 0 at la t the conl'ent rejected' ., her and she return ed , pretti r than ever, to la Frederique, who got rid of her almost in tantlv for the same reaso n as before. .

'on equently, at fift een, Madame du Barry was peddling tee I \I'a tch-guard and other odd and end in the treet of Pari, the prey of ervanf who alternate '" made love

to her them elve anci introduced her to their ma ter -,

Later he became a milliner' apprentice, which in tho e day meant merely an euphemi m for a g irt! of light virtue, II'h re . he be-came friendly with Lamet, the cele-brated hairdre er, who created for h r, ub equently, th famou . du Barry chignon.

. ft er for aking Lame!, he be-('ame friendly with a lady II'ho kept a gambling hou e, and act-ed a a decoy until the omte dn Barry met her. nb. equently the king, Loui X\, admired h r, and the Comte du Barry relinqui hed her, but a it \\'a etiquette for the king' mi Ire . e to he married, du Barry married her to hi brother, a poor officer of marine. For this purpo e they forged her birth certificate, making it much 1110re decorative,

It i difficult to imagine how Louis XV or anyone el e could

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She had the 111 0,t xtravaga nt tas te, and g ra ti fied them at th e king' expen e.

nd then, as she n ·a rcd th c fi f-tie . tragedy de ccnded 0 11 her . T he r l!voluti on broke out. Th e K in g a nd Ma ri A ntoinct te we nt to th e guillo tin c. Mada \1l d u BatTY beca11le a u. ped in th c yes ,f th e revoluti nary leader.

he was a rres ted. tri d, co nclc11111-NI, a nd sentenced to be g'ui llo tin cd on the sa me eve ni ng. O ncc con-d IIln cd, her ncr vc ga \' way C0111-plctely. he offer d to incrim inate

a nyonc, he revca'led the secret hiding-place of her trca ure, he refused to bel ieve tha t he would r.uffer death and when th e fa tal hour a rri vcd. hc behaved pitiably.

T he cxec ution r and his two as istants could hardly hold her still in the ca rt tha t conveyed h 1'. A t onc tage of the journey she pa ed the very m illiner's e . t

Even when faced with the g uillo-tin e he refused to believe that he mu t di c. t the la t with the kni fe a 011 t to fa ll. and !~e r hair the 111 0 t il ky th e mo t blonde in the worl d. tumblin g into her eye he cri cd out : "Oh. help ! help!" a if . he \': re a , itizen a ttacked by thi eves.

o peri he r! Madame d u Barry.

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Weddings 'vVISEMAN-W LKER

At t. Albans Highgate Hil l, Doris, eldest daugh ter of Mr. and Mr . F. Walker of Bassendean was married to la rence, second son. of Mr. and Mrs. A. H . 'vViseman of Maylands. The Rev. Mar hall officiating. The bride's frock was of ankle length pink george tte, a nd hat of pale green.

Miss Alice Yates wa the sole Bridesmaid, gowned in apricot geor-gette with hat and shoes to tone, cqrrying a' sheaf of gladioli. Mr. Ray 'vViseman ac ted as best man.

D AV I ES-MOLLOY St. Mary's Cath edral was the

sce ne of a pretty wedding wh n Olive, third daug hter of M'r. A . V . M o ll oy, of Perth , was married to Mr. Hugh Davies, of Mount Law-ley. The bride, wh o entered the church

on th e arl1l o f her father, wore a charming ankle length frock of i"ory georgette and hantiliy lace. Her ha ndsomely worked tllll e veil which wa arrang d cap fa hi nand held in place with orange blo som, fell in to g racefu l fold s fortning a tra in. C;;he carried a heaf of tuber ro es.

The brides lllaids. th e M i es Sy'lvia Molloy (si ter of the bride) a nd folly McAdam ('ousill of the .b ride) were a ttrac tivel y dre sed in ankle length fr ocks o f peach georgette with la rge contrasting picture hats of eau tic nil. Each ca rried a heaf of pink and gold roses.

The R ev. Father Prendi vill e offi· ciated.

After th e ceremony the g ue t were received at the re idence of the bride's fath er by Mrs. T. L. McAdam (au nt of the bride) who was becoming ly gowned in floral maroon mousseli ne with smart hat to tone.

A fter the u ual toa t had been honored, NIr. and NIr . Davie left fo r their home. the bride travelling in a smart frock of floral nigger er pe de chene with oft traw hat

. to tone. Bartl etto tudios-Photographer

BRID 0 -\\ EL H A picturesque wedding took place

a t St. Pa ilI' Church, \ es t Perth, when Ruby Viole t. only daughter of Mr. and Mr . B. . \ elsh, of ::! Emmer on- treet orth Perth , was married to ~lr. Thollla \Vill-iam Bridson, of the Federated Malay S ta te . and on of :'1r. and Mrs. Bridson. i ew Zealand. The bride ent ered the church to the - train of "The Voice That Breathed O 'er Eden," a nd wa given away by her uncle, Mr. C. Dark. he wa gow ned in lo\'e ly i"ory atin with a veil of i"ory tulle falling frOIll the hould' er , over which fell a "e il of pa le t pink em broidered tulle arranged with c1u ler of orange blo om.

he wore a necklet of pearl and carried a heaf of delicate pink 1'0 e . tuber-ro e and maiden hair fern tied with atin ribbon . Mi Dorothy Lawrence (cou in of the bride) ,\'a fir -t bride -maid, in a dainty frock of pale pink ilk net

mbroidered ' in ih'er "ith george tte cape and floun ce. he wore ilver leave in her hair and cry tal neck-let and earring, a pre ent from th e g1'OOI11, and carried a heaf of pink ro es. gladioli and carnation. The other attendan t were Mi e Phylli and Grace Dark (cou in of the br ide). They were frocked alike in eau-de-nil georgette soft en-ed with narrow flo unce. They wore ilver leave in their hair and carried sheaf bouquet of g ladioli, ro es and carnation . The bride-groom's present ,yere a et of cry-stal earrings and an opal ring (res-

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Weddings-( Continued) pectively). Mr. T. Nichol upport-ed the groom as best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at th e bride's hom e. During th e breakfast, at which only relatives \\'ere present, the usua l toa ts were honored and the three tiered wed-ding cake cut and num erous tele-grams read. Mr. and Mrs. Bridson left by the Karoola en route for their honey moon in New Zealand, the bride travelling in a smart co . tume of brown silk and \\"001 moro· cai'n \\"ith caracule colla r a nd cuffs :.!nd hoes, hat and bag to match.

The bouquets were beautifully made by the Ferndale Flori sts, and photographs were tak en by Bart-letto Studios. Perth.

REID~DRY. A large number of friends ga ther-

ed at St. Mary's Ch urch, Colin Street when Ivf iss Laura Dry was l1Iarri~d to Mr. J ames Reid. The bride' beautiful cream crepe·de-chene gow n \\"as artisticall y finished with a wide hem of lace. The beautiful veil \\"a draped simply over the head and held in place with hunches of Orange bios om, and a beautiful sheaf of fresh flowers was carried. She \\"as attended by Miss Vi -Spencer. who \\"ore a charming gmv·n. of floral silk voilr with hat en·suite. The duties of Rest Man, \\"ere carried out by Mr. P hil Symes. Photographs were taken by Bartlctto Studios

SIMONSEN-PE GEL 1\ t th e N orthMaylands Method-

ist Church. Mi s Dorothy Merle Pengel. daughter of Mr. and Mr . O. Pengel of Maylands wa mar-ried to Mr. Vivian Simonsen of Dal-wallinu, the church being beauti-fully decorated by the friend s of the bride. 'The bride wore a frock of white Liberty Crepe, moulded to the figure. with long, fitting sleeves, and with soft flares at the hem. Her

veil was mounted on a Chantilly lace cap and held in place by clust-ers of orange bios om and buds.

. She carried a heaf or 10 e , carna-tions and Zinnia. The brides-maids, fiss Dorothy Brown and M i. s Myrtle Gilb rt wore whitl" georgette and lace over pink atin. moulded to the figure, and dainty satin bandeau and carried heaf ot pink rose carnations and lilies. Little IV[erle Pengel a minature of the bridesmaids" acted as train-bearer. Mr. Stanley \\ est was best man and Mr. S. Ogden, groom -man. After the ceremony Mr. and 1I[rs. Pengel entertained their iriends in the Ma onic Hall NIay-lands. Photograph were taken at the Lafayette-Dease tudios.

CA T-PHILLIP V'; e iey Church wa the cene of

a pretty \\'edding when Mis A. E. Phillips of VI est Leederville \\"as married to Mr. L. . Cant of Sth. Australia. The bride's beautiful frock of atin, wa much admired.

The first bride maid, Mi B. L. Phillip \\"a go\\"ned in a charming gown of applegreen. Mi s P. Ca nt and Mi E. M. Phillips were smartly frocked alike in a lmon pink, and assi ted a bridesmaids wea rin g black crinol ine hat.

DA\I\KI - LL . t. . Ibans Church, Highgate fJi!1.

was the cene of a very pretty \\"edd-in 'Z recently, when H amena May, third elde t daughter of Mr. and

ITS. H .. lIan of Highgate Hall. was married to Mr. \1\ illiam Da\\"-kin of Perth, by the Rev. Marshall. T he bride who entered the church to the strain of th e "v\ edd ing March', made a charming picture in her beaut iful ankle length h ory

atin gown, relieved by a beauti-ful pink lined satin train, embroid-ered ",-ith pale pink and silver flow-ers. Her embroidered veil of tulle was attractively arranged cap fash-ion, and clusters of orange blossom

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were worn. A sheaf of whi te carna-tions a nd roses fini shed a very charl1ling to ilette.

H er s ister Miss Bery l Allan at-tended as bridesmaid, wearing a pretty frock of ea u-dc-nil georg-ette, and taffeta, with a very eff ect-iv e pale Jlll1k semi-bo wler trimmed ",ith fathe r Tip. and carry ing a beautiful sheaf of pi nk g ladio li s. Little h a A llan ( ister of bride), ac ted as train-bearer. She was dre ed in pink satin with hat to tone. and ca rried an Ivory sa tin cushi on, tl'lnllned ",ith orange bios om . T he duti es of best man ",ere ab ly carried out by the bride's cousin, Mr. \>V. Allan. ft er the ceremony. th e Bridal Party were photographed at the Lafayette-Dea e Studio. The recep ti on was held at the hom e of Mr. a nd Mrs. Alla n, in g ing a nd mu sical items being enjoyed by all. The happy couple left late by car for th eir Honeymoon, the bride looking very s weet in a n nsemble of win e col-oured l1Iorocain. fur trimm ed with small hat to toil e.

McDONALD-McDONALD At th e P resby terian hurch,

Raglan Rd.. orth Perth , the marri-age was solemni sed of Gladys Maud lrene, eldest daughter of Mrs. and the la te Mr. \IV . McDonald, 32 Hutt t ., Mt. La", ley, a nd Jos-ep h Hugh, fourth son of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. McDonald of Heytesbury Rd.. ubia co. The ceremony was performed by the Re ,'. Neil McD onald .

T he bride, who entered th e church on the arm of her brother (M r. Jack McDo nald). wore a g raceful go wn of pal es t shell pink taffeta . softl y mou lded to the fi g· ure, with the new bustl e effect at the back, and very full fl ared skirt. Her lovely veil of pale pink silk tulle, hand appliqued with Chant-illy lace, was folded simply over her

head to form a cap, and held in place with' tiny cluster . of orange blossom. tinted pink. Mittens and satin 'hoes of !;imilar tone, compil-ed the effect.

N[iss J ean 1lcDonald, the bride's sister, a ttended a bride maid. Her frock was a fac s imil e of the bride·s. but was carried out in cau-de-nil brocaded faffeta ",ith mittens and shoes to match . Her hat of pale g reen straw was triuIJned ",ith pi nk and green velvet ribbon .

Both the bride and bridesmaid carried a sheaf of bIn h pink roses and g ladiol i intermingled with maiden hair fern.

Mr. li ffo rd McDonald . the brid egroom' brother, acted as best man. P hotograph taken by Lafay-ette Stndios. The recept ion was held a t th e Oxford Tea Rooms, Beaufort St., Mt. Lawley. where Mrs. McDonald received the gues ts.

The happy 'ouple, amid 'howers of coil fett i a nd good ",i he. left for their honeymoon by car. the bride wearing a nigger brown moro-cain fro ck, with tri corn e hat to tc ne.

W EST- I 'E. A large number of relative and

frie nd s as -embl d at t. Andrew hurch of E ngland . Barker Road ,

Subiaco, to witness the marriage of Grace J ea n, econd daughter 'of {r. and Mrs. i" en of Heytesbury Road and K algoorlic. to Harold Jack, e lder on of Mr. and Mr. Jack West of Hamersley Road.

The bride "'as hand omely at· tired in a frock of i"ory satin with tig ht fittin g bodice and ank le length fl a red kirt. A beau tiful veil was held in place by a coronet of or-ange blo SOI11 and a magn ificent sheaf of pa les t pink Ea ter lillies was carried. The bride was at-tended by Mis Marion Niven (sis-ter) and Miss Florence W est (sis-ter of the bridegroom). Their

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W eddings-(Continued) frocks were of ivory l11orocain, the skirts being cut on simi lar lines to the bride's. with Bolero bodices daintiiy embroidered in briar s titch-ing. They wore smal1 white gob hat and carried bouquets of .red roses and dahlias. They also wore handsome neckl::tces of cut crystal with ear-rings to match, th e gifts of the .bridegroom. Mr. A. Thorn-hil1 carried out the duties of best man and Mr. S. \V est was grooms-man. Photographs were taken at the ' Lafayette Dea e Studios. A f-ler the ceremony a 1 eception and weddi ng breakfast wa held at the \Vest Subiaco Scout Hal1, where a large n1.\m ber of guests were en' tertained.

A merry time was spe nt in danc-in g and during the evening the l~appy couple left for their honey-moon which wa spent in touring the South-vVest. The bride travel-ling in a frock of black atin with pink trimmings and hat en suite.

WOOD-THOMP ON. A very charming bride wa May.

younger daught r of Mr. D. H. Thompson. of Highgate, and late of Pingel1y. on the occasion of her marriage to Norman. elde t son of Mr. G. E. vVood, of Subiaco. mart. closely-fitting ivory satin,

over which was worn a satin coatee with tight leeve puffed at the r%ow. and daintily embroidered tul1e veil. held in place by a wreath of orange bloss0111. was graceful1y worn bl' tbe .I)ride. who carried a lovely sheaf of pink lili es and car-!"tions and white rosebud. The hride.1l1aid . Mi5 Kath Brown and Miss Pauline Moore. were charm-in l71y frocked alike in rose-pink t;:tffeta. ankle length , with bustle ('ff ~ ('t a nd wearing short fur-trim-med jackets and felt hats to tone, ('ach carrying a heaf of pink roses. Mr. Vern Moore and Mr. Len

Wood, ably assisted as best man and groomsman. After the cere-mony the bridal party wa photo· graphed at tlle Lafayette - Dea e Studios. The reception was held at the home of the bride's grand-mother, Mrs. Church ward. The hap-py c~uple left by car. fo~ a tour of the South-We t, the brtde (rav-el1ing in a Lido blue en emble, trimmed with black caracule fur and smart felt hat and hoe to tone.

BEN EY-PRIDEAUX An attractive wedding was 01·

e111nised by the Rev. F. }'L Oliver. at St. Andrew' Church of Eng-land, Subiaco, between wynneth, only daughter of 11'£r. ~nd Mr. L. F. Prideaux. and PerClval tan-ley. youngest on of }.[r . and the late Mr. \'\ . D. Benney of Herts. England.

'The bride was beautiful1y gown-ed in ivory bridal atin. fa hioned with tight fitting leeve and bod-ice fal1ing in a flare from the hips. Her veil wa imply arranged with a circlet of orange blo 0111. A beautiful heaf of ro e and lilie completed a charming toilette. The bride was attended by }'Ii e~'rona M cLean and Thelma Flute who were frocked a like in ankle length frock of ivory georgette with shel1 pink hat and hoe. They carried delightful bouquet of tiny rosebuds of the ame hade. Mr. Les Jordan acted a .be t man, and was supported hy fr. Gilbert Go\\' a groomsman.

The reception wa held at the Masonic Hal1, Subiaco.

The u. ual toa t were offered at the break fa t and a mo. t enjoyable evening was spent in dancing and mu ical items.

Later Mr. and Mr . Benney left by car for their honeymoon. the bride travel1ing in a fur trimmed costume of brown wool1en crepe-de-chene, with -hat en suite.

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