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... comes in for consideration. Easily Converted. Bridal frocks would be of very little use to the average bride unless such could be converted later into evening frooks. GONE, or almost, so we hope, are the bad old days when duplicates were regarded as an u ...
... Marriages Were Held in Homes. June is the favourite month for weddings. It is appropriate, therefore, to recall some of the old customs which existed among our forefathers with regard that festive day. Many marriages in Scotland are celebrated in the homo ...
... the ' Courier and Advertiser. ED DUDLEY, U.S.A., who returned a 78 over the Old Course, and R. Sweeny make the most of few moments of leisure. CRIEFF LADY'S WEDDING—The bridal group after the wedding in the Station Hotel, Perth, Mr Ernest E, Corrigall ...
... recent custom of wearing old family lace in her gown or veil. Her veil is to consist of clouds of tulle, falling the full extent of the long train. Different Shades. There has also been slight change in the choice of the shade Of Lady Alice's bridal gown ...
... Scone School Ceremony PICTURESQUE OLD PITRODDIE, in the Carse of Cowrie, a housing scheme for which led to angry words at Perth County Council this week. WAITRESS WINS FILM BEAUTT CONTEST—Miss Lisbeth Robertson, 19-year-old waitress in the D.P.M. Cafe in ...
... The bridal procession was led a body of Brussels clergy, the canons the cathedral, and the bishops. Bride's Dress. Then came the King of the. Belgians escorting Princess Astrid, who wore a dress of silver brocade with a long train and a veil of old Brussels ...
... following in- j teresting extracts in reference to matters dealt with by the Church : — OLD CHVHCH CI*STOSf«. Let me place before you very briefly some of the ■ customs prevalent in the Church. After the Rcfor- : mation the Church exerted herself very powerfully ...
... wedding cake through the wedding ring nine times. The custom is said to safeguard a husband's fidelity to his wife. On her last journey as a single woman, a bride should step over the threshold of her old home, right foot first. When she enters her new home ...
... The bridal procession was led a body of Brussels clergy, the canons the cathedral, and the bishops. Bride's Dress. Then came the King of the.Belgians escorting Princess Astrid, who wore a dress of silver brocade with Jong train and a veil of old Brussels ...
... Margaret Frances Cormack, home to Coolston, Midlothian, he carried her over the threshold. Conforming further to the old Scottish custom, the guests broke a cake over her head. ...
... for superstition. They are doing all sorts of things contrary those age-old customs governing luck on the wedding day. Havent many of them shown a weakness for green in their bridal retinues and favoured the 13th of the month for the wedding date? And as ...
... of no fewer than fourteen bridal attendants three pages and eleven bridesmaids—waited the coming of the bride. Gold and White Brocade. Gold and white brocade was the material worn the bride and all her attendants, and the bridal procession passed up the ...