36 JOURNEY WITHOUT MAPS

Annie Macaulay, being the chief. They wore
salmon-pink lace frocks with georgette coatees of
the same colour with white straw hats with pink
bands. The others were the Misses Fitzjohn,
Olivette Stuart, and Eileen Williams. These wore
pink georgette frocks and pink hats. The hymn
Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost, was sung as the bridal
procession moved slowly up the nave. The full
choir of the cathedral, of which the bridegroom's
father is the Dux, was present, and Mr. A. H.
Stuart, F.G.C.O., the organist, presided at his
organ.

Immediately after the ceremony, the guests re-
paired to the Crown Bottling Restaurant for Cake
and Wine. This function was presided over by
Mr. A. E. Tuboku-Metzger, M.A., J.P., an old
friend of the bride's late father.

Here six toasts were proposed and responded to.
After this the company broke up, some going to the
bridegroom's parents in Waterloo Street, and others
to the bride's at King Tom's for more solid refresh-
ments.

About 6 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Logan left for
their honeymoon somewhere on the Wilkinson
Road.

Before leaving them there, we wish them connu-
bial bliss, and the best of luck.

Sometimes it was almost Firbank, it recalled the
Mouth family forcing their way into the highest
social circles of the city of Cuna-Cuna, but alas! the
smell of the fish laid fourteen deep in the roadway,
the flowers withered ^and everlasting in the small