Solomons Man Married
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In Victoria.
A WELL-KNOWN Solomon Islands re sident, Mr. J. A. D. Love, of Lever’s Pacific Plantations Pty. Ltd., Gavutu, married Miss Mervyn Gwendolen Or monde Lockyer, at St. Andrew’s Church of England, Middle Brighton, Victoria, early in February.
The bride is the twin daughter of Mrs. and of the late Mr. Ormonde Lockyer, of Brighton, and the bridegroom—Mr. John Alfred Duncan Love—is the son of Mrs. D.
G. Irvine, and stepson of Mr. D. G. Ir vine, of Gili Gili, Samarai, Papua.
A waist-length veil of Honiton lace more than 130 years old, belonging to her grandmother, Lady Lockyer, of Devon (England), was worn by the bride, who carried a bouquet of lily of the valley.
Her closely fitting gown was of gold embroidered white cloque, made with puffed sleeves, and the full bodice was drawn into a square neckline. A misty tulle train gave added charm to the sweeping skirt.
Miss Edith Moore sailed from Sydney early in February for New Guinea where she was to be married to Mr.
Graham Hughston. She was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. William Moore.