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... Old Bridal Custom Miss Moyra Grimmond, third daughter of Mr and Mrs D. A. C. Grimmond, 75 Mains Terrace, Dundee, who was married Cathedral Church of St Paul, Dundee. on Saturday, to Mr Alexander B. B uist, 59 Dock Street, Dundee, followed an old bridal ...
... OLD BRIDAL CUSTOM Following ancient custom, the bridal party. headed by the village choir, yolked in procession from the rectory to the church %%hen Nliss Betty Matfett, daughter, of the Rev. L. C. Mallett, Rector of Dowlish Wake, Somerset. ...
... AN OLD BRIDAL CUSTOM OBSERVED Wedding of Mr. W. E. Broom and Miss A. C. Smallridge The fine old- church of Arlington was the scene of a very pretty wedding on February 11th, when Mr. William Edward Broom was married to Miss Amy Constance Smallridge. The ...
... OLD BRIDAL CUSTOM Nuptial Procession for Somerset Rector's Daughter Following ancient custom, the bridal party, headed by the village choir, walked in procession from the rectory to the church when Miss Betty Ma'lett, daughter of the Rev. L ...
... BRIDE JUMPS OVER PETTING STONE An old bridal custom of jumping over the petting stone with the aid of the - two oldest fishermen, observed at Holy''lsland, Northumberland. At wedding receptions the cake is thrown into the air. If the plate fails-to ...
... A CORNISH CAKE The old bridal custom of sending out wedg~s of wedding-cake to'friends and relatives is one not willingly cast aside; but the “mode. n ‘wedge” i 3 often nothing more than a few lcose erumbs, hardly worth the cost of postage. It is, or was ...
... An Old Chinese Custom CRITICISM of an old bridal custom comes from the Vicar of Folkestone. Recently he has taken objection to the throwing of rice at weddings, and the grounds of his criticism are that the ...
... fined ss. each at Bargoed, in the Rhymney Valley, to-day just because they had observed an old bridal custom. For years immemorial it has been a joyful custom to stretch a rope across the road by which a newly-married couple return from their wedding ...
... The old bridal custom sending out wedges of weddiug-cahe friends and reiati to ons not willingly coat aside; but the modem -* wedge js often nothing more than a low loose crumbs, hardly worth the cost of podage. It in, or waa, I am told, a custom in Cornwall ...
... still madded piano piece composed for Geraldine the night before. The weather, though cold, stayed dry thanks to an old bridal custom of placing a statue of the Child of But Phil spent a sleepless night before the big occasion . . . he was burning the ...
... OLD WEDDING CUSTOM. BRIDAL CAR HELD UP AT An old custom was observed at the wedding of Miss Ivy Bushen, of The Quay, Minehead, and Mr. William Whitter, of Wellington, at Minehead. the car arrived at the house from the church, a rope chain ...
... A CORNISH CAKE. The old bridal custom of sending out wedges of wedding-cake to friends and relatives is one not willingly east aside; but the modernwedge is often nothing more than a few loose crumbs, hardly worth the cost of postage. It is, or was ...