Solomons.
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Mr. william s. paton (h.d.a.) and his bride (nee Doreen Ship way) sailed from Sydney by the February “Malaita” to make their home in the British Solomon Islands, where the bridegroom has spent many years.
Their marriage was solemnised at St. John’s Church, Raymond Terrace (N.S.W.), on January 29, by Rev. R.
Rupp.
The elder daughter of Sergeant and Mrs. A. E. Shipway, the bride wore a beautiful gown of cobweb lace over satin, the long train being cut in one with the skirt. The design featured a long neckline with Peter Pan collar and long tight sleeves, and the frock was trimmed with tiny satin buttons and a corsage of orange blossom. The long embroidered veil, mounted on tulle, fell from a tiara of orange blossom. A glorious bouquet of frangipanni trail ing to the hem of the skirt completed a beautiful setting.
Major Clive B. Joske, who was one of Fiji’s representatives at the Coronation last year, is expected to return to Suva from England in May.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Oldham, accom panied by their infant, arrived in Sydney from Port Moresby, Papua, by the February “Maetsuycker”.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Paton.