framed photographs ; triends of the bridegroom, illuminatedit-b. ~ “ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ “address, biscuit-box Crown Derby china; Mrs. and Miss Holgate, St. Mary’s, Scilly, a box of flowers.The wedding-cake was a present from Mr. and Mrs. Ham-act ot obedience has a moral value m training the character.— St. John's, Penzance, Parochial Magazine.A Wedding That Has Many Good Wishes.—Themarriage of Mr. R. R. Scobev, of Penzance, to Miss Eliza Martyn, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Martyn, of Comeroy, Broadclist, Devon, and cousin of Mrs. Ball, ot the Mount’s-bay hotel, took place on Monday, at two p.m., at St. M iry’schurch, Penzance, the Rev. J. J. Hunt officiating. The bride wore her travelling dress. The bridesmaids were the Misses A.Martyn, Stewart, Nellie, May, and Flome Ball. Bunting was displayed around in profusion,1 especially near the Mount’s-bay hotel, on the Esplanade, i in the do nestic management of which Mrs. Scobey has | been associated with her cousin, Mrs. Ball. Bride and I bridegroom left by the 4.50 p.m. train for Torquay, to spend their honeymoon. The following is a list of theI wedding presents :—Miss Allen, Exeter, bread-fork ; Mr. Ball, sewing-machine ;I Mrs. Ball, Mr. and Miss Martyn, piano ; Mr. G. L. jBodilly, cheque; Mrs. Bennett, framed photograph; Mr. A. H. Buckett, toilet-brushes ; Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bassett, set j I of trays; Miss Ball,pair of plaques ; Miss M. Ball, pin-cushmn ;; Miss F. Ball, pair slippers; .Master C. Ball, fretwork card tray; Mrs. Oartic, ftihnm: Mr. it. Colenso. of chinabowls ; Miss Colenso, candle-shades ; Mr. W. Coombe,tobacco-jar; Mr. G. W. Doughty, pipe; Mr. J. Dugdale, biscuit - box and butter - dish ; Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher| (Dawlish) inlaid marble inkstand, salts, and sofa -cushion ; Miss Hockin, serpentine shoe-lift and button-hook; Mrs. Lee ( Thorverton) bread-fork : Messrs. Lindsay and Co.( Belfast) table-cloth and serviettes ; Mr. J. Morrish, tea-service; Mrs. J. Morrish, silver butter-knife; Mr. Pearce, spoon and fork : Mr. and Mrs. W. T. L. Perry, butter-disli; Miss liodda, hand-painted mirror: Mr. W. llodda, card-case; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Scobey, dessert-serviee; Mr. C. Scobey, spirit tantalus; Mr. Sidebotham, dinner-gong; Miss Stewart, butter knife and jam spoon; Mr. C. Stewart, pickle-fork; Messrs. Smith and Co. ( London ) picture; Miss J. Salter ( Sussex ) view; Miss Salter ( Collumpton ) specimen glasses ; Miss A. Smith, sachet; Mr. and Mrs. T. Stewart, l Messrs. Simpson and Chudleigh, travelling rug; Mr. E. A. Short, l Mr. and Mrs. Titley, pair of pictures ; Miss M. Treloar,*1 il 1 • 1 !____ •___1__If__ J If