DEARLY LOVE A LORD.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 103, 4 May 1925, Page 7

DEARLY LOVE A LORD.

. WAITING AT THE CHURCH. DUPING THE MANY-HEADED. EARL CARDIGAN'S RETREAT. (By Cable. —I'ress Association.—Copyri g ht.) (Itcceiveil 11 n.m.) LONDON. .May 3. Despite secrecy as to the time of the ceremony, a great crowd gathered at St. Mark's t hiireh, Audley Street, to witness the religious ceremony of marriage between Karl Cardigan' and Miss Joan Salter, who were secretly married at a registry ollice last July. ' Disclosure of the latter fact provided a society sensation last week. The inipiisitive throng was duped by the bride and bridegroom entering and leaving by the back door of the church. Tlie ceremony was long over before they realised *\\ey had been tricked. The bride, who is the daughter of an Isle of Wight architect, bus been living with friends since duly, while the bridegroom has been completing bis studies at Oxford.- (A. and N.Z. Cable.) ( handus Sydney Cedric llrudenellBruse is the eldest son of the Marquis of Aylesbury, and will not be 21 years of age until next January. One of his illustrious ancestors gave the word of command to the light cavalry to charge at Balaclava, an event that has stayed J longer in the public memory than would ! have boon tlie ease had Lord Tennyson I forgotten to writ- verses about it.