LORD MILNER MARRIED
A QUIET CEREMONY.
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(AUSTBAIJAN • NITY ZBALAND CABM! ASSOCIATION.) LONDON, 26th February. Lord Milner was quietly married, at Paddingtan. Church \to Lady Violet Cecil, widow of the late Lord Edward Cecil. The engagement was kept secret, and only four persons witnessed the marriage. . I.REUTSn'S TBLEdRAH.) (Received February 28, 9a.m.) LONDON, .27th February. . Lord Milner's marriage arrangements were kept very quiet. None of his London household staff was aware of the engagement He left his house in the morning, sayjng he was going abroad for six weeks. The bride, accompanied by a lady friend,- and the bridegroom by a solicitor, reached the church separately, and entered by a private- door. After the ceremony they departed by a back entrance en route to the Continent.
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 50, 28 February 1921, Page 7
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128LORD MILNER MARRIED Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 50, 28 February 1921, Page 7
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