WEDDING

Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22717, 23 May 1939, Page 2

WEDDING

SIM—COWIE The marriage of Barbara Grace, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs G. Cowie (Straven road), to Hugh, only son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Sim ibongside, Carew), was celebrated recently at St. Barnabas’ Church, Pendulum. the ceremony being perlormed by Canon E. JJ. Redgrave. Mr . Nwtn » K Williams was organist, and dump, the signing of the register. Mis b. \ ; Farthing sang “Where c VValk The ringing of wedding bdL an nounced the arrival of the bnrio, vd o was escorted by her lather. She \voic a Victorian crinoline frock of ivo y moire taffeta trimmed with satni imbon in true lover's knots, to ; were attached orange blossoms, lUi long veil of ivory net was held to uk head with a coronet of orange blossoms. and she earned a Victorian posy. She was attended by Misses Catneiine Sim, Helen Hay, and Jeano Cowie. Their crinoline frocks of cyclamen ponll (allot a had overdresses of powder blue point d'esprit _ nice, men poke bonnets and mulls being ot matching material. Posies ot fuchsias trimmed their mulls. Mr Alan G. Cowie was best man. ana Mr Barry Barnett was groomsman. After the ceremony, the guests were entertained at Frascati by Mr and Mis George Cowie. The brides mother was wearing a navy blue frock of lace inset with rouleaux of silk crepe, and her hat was trimmed with a navyblue ostrich feather. She carried a bouquet of pink carnations. The bridegroom's mother wore a frock of black wool georgette trimmed with gold braid, and touches of gold also relieved her black hat. She wore also a silver fox fur. and carried a bouquet of" golden-tinted flowers. When Mr and Mrs Hugh Sim left for their wedding tour, the bride was wearing a Russian suit of bottle giccn velour trimmed with seal fur, and a toque to match. She carried a squirrel stole the gift of the bridegroom. Mr and Mrs Sim will live at Longside, Carew.