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I Yesterday, at St. George’s Church, Campden Hill, W., the marriage I took place of Mr. John Harold Woodward and Miss Alyce Katherine I Bagram, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Bagram, of 47, Holland Park, W.,I and East Cliff, Broadstairs. The Rev. Dr. E. Ker Gray, of St. George’s j Chapel, Albemarle-street, the Rev. E. A. Stuart, and the Rev. A. E. „ j Addenbroke were the officiating clergy. The bride was given away by her j father. She looked very well in her wedding dress of ivory duchesse satin | trimmed with old Brussels laice, and was followed by six bridesmaids J wearing costumes of cream Oriental satin, over pale pink glaoe silk, and j large cream beaver hats to match. Mr. Woodward Burges, the bride-*I grobm’s cousin, was best man.1 At intervals before the brides arrival, and during the signing of thej register, Signor Bocchi played several violin solos, including Handel’s J “ Largo*’ and Bach-Gounod's *' Ave Maria.”I Mrs. Bagram afterwards held a large reception at 47* Holland Park,j and later in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Woodward left for Pari*I en route for Rome and Florence. The presets were very numerous and } Of a costly description*
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London St James Gazette
London, Middlesex, GB
Fri, Dec 06, 1901
Page 14
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