... WARNER—MULLEN All Portadown turned out into the sunshine yesterday afternoon to try to get glimpse of the wedding of Miss Winifred Mullen and Rev. Samuel John Warner, 8.A., former curate of Mark’s—in which the ceremony took place—and now rector of St ...

... present—Dr. M. R. Whitla, J.P. f Messrs. Peter Tierney, James Mullen, sen.; Thou Smith, Francis Tierney, James Mullen, ion.; John Treanor (Market Street). Thomas MThiilip*. Slowey, Peter Mullen. John (Dublin Street). P. MTadden, Henry Mtfeougb, James Treanor ...

... Council. The bridegroom, Mr. Herbert Victor Mullen, a son Mr. W. A. Mullen, chairman of Portadown F.C., president of Portadown Cricket League, and chairman of Portadown War Savings Committee, and Mrs. Mullen, Carrickblacker Avenue, Portadown. He is member ...

... ULSTER. Mr. F. R. B. Mullen, son of Mr. Fred Mullen, solicitor. and Mrs. Mullen, Cairn Hill, Newry. has received an importsht Government appoint meat on the West Coast of Africa as inspector) of plants and produce on the Gold Coast under the Colonial ...

... ROUND-UP HOLE IN ONE Belvoir Park—Dr. Claude Fleld, chyinx with his brother Dr. T . Fleld and Ashiev Milne. had and ace at the Sth (140 vards). Malone—Embassv emghn— Winner, M. Diamond (15) net: mmnr-ui..o. M'Mullen (18) 69 net, on ter second nine fom H ...

... Act; 2-30, Tolvis Bay; 3-0, Mont Tremblant; 3-30, At Bay; 4-0, Claude Duval. “SIR HUGO -1-30, Pince Sans Rire; 2-0, Aughnamoe; 2-30, Gros Chou 1II; 3-0, Mont Tremblant; 3-30, At Bay; 4-0, Claude Duval. 1-30-FULWELL H'CAP. 'CHASE; £3OO. ‘ 2 miles 4 furlongs ...

... give a trophy, and that Mr. Robert Thompson was giving a prize. The toast Our Guests,” coupled with the names of Mr. W. R. Mullen, captain of Bangor Club; Mr. G. S. Goodall, captain of Clandeboye Club, and Mr. R. M. Moore, town clerk of Bangor, was proposed ...

... beat Glory Doll in thé decider. Details: OAKS TS — (32).3rd round — Soften Gentle beat Hint of Silvear; Corlecky Queen beat Claude Monet: Some Exile beat Kildangan Sally: Clody Doll beat Quakerfield Girl. Semi Finais — Soften Gentie beat Corlecky Queen; ...

... CLUB REPORTS Bslvolr Park Ladies—Monthly medal “A” Division—l. Mrs. George Woods (6), 82; 2, Mrs. Claude Field Til). 86. “B Division—l, Miss W. Rodeeis (33). 82; Mias N. Sinclair (32) and Henry (35), 83 each Belvoir Park—Despite the wet, boisterous afternoon ...

... cairy '' nock who had come at very Irs. Hobin M'Mullen, and Miss ■ I and lier lielpers who were re-,- She would also like to 'V imam Strain, Mrs. Edmund w ls ,• Mackenzie, Mrs. Maynard Paul. Mrs. Robin M‘Mullen, and ton and the .Shoe had been the greatest ...

... Mayes; first gravedigger, Mr. Claude Murphy; second gravedigger, Mr. G. W. Brown, AJMJt.E.; lord, Miss Molly Russell; and messenger, Mies Helen Tinafcvv Much pleasure was given the musical selections of Mrs Robin M'Mullen’s orchestra during the evening ...

... Mr. T. N. Edge worth. Mr W. Henn Hinde. Mr. J. Carbury, Mr. Fan© Vernon. Mr. \V. H. F. Vemchovle, Mr. Chas. Dickinson, Mr. Claud J. Bourchier. and Mr. B. J. (secretary). Apologies for absence were received from Messrs. V. C. LoFanu. R. G. Arm strong, T ...