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... A WEDDING AT NEW COLLEGE, OXFORD Lt.-Col. Cunningham Marries Miss Delia Mary Holland-Hibbert THE marriage took place recently of Lt.-Col. W. M. Cunningham, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. James Scott Cun ningham, of Auchendarroch, Wishaw, Lanarkshire, and Miss Delia Mary Holland-Hibbert, younger daughter of the Hon. Wilfrid and Mrs. Holland-Hib bert, of Grove House, Beckley, Oxford. The bride was ...

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... The Hon. Mrs. Maurice Bridgeinan and Her Daughters The Hon. Mrs. Maurice Bridgeman is the wife of Viscount Bridgcman's youngest brother, whom she married in 1933. They have three daughters, Erica Jane, who was horn in 1934; Teresa Anne, three years younger; and Elizabeth Caroline, horn in 1944. Mrs. Bridgeman is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Minto Wilson. Her husband received the C.B.E. ...

... Lady Ingram, wife of Sir Herbert Ingram, of Driffield Manor, Cirencester, celebrated her fifty-fifth birthday by giving a party at the May Fair. Four generations of the family were present, the eldest being Mrs. Laura Stirling, who is eighty-two, and the youngest, Andrew, who is just a few months old. Sir Herbert Ingram, who is the grandson of Mr. Herbert Ingram, founder of the Illustrated ...