ROYAL GODDAUGHTER

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 143, 19 June 1931, Page 13

ROYAL GODDAUGHTER

WEDDING IN LONDON

■ The ; Eing and.Queen, were very interested^in the plans'fbr the wedding of their goddaughter, ./Miss Anne Keppel, who married "Mr.- Philip Broaumcad at St. Margaret's, Westminster; .: -Miss Anne .is' a.v daughter;. of . .Sir ;;. Derek Keppel; ; ?:who,f:':for;;more than, twenty years, has .been; master ~of the ISing'e .Household.,-:states a'London writer in the Adelaid*)V'Leader.? J-/ .?After the wedding.--a .reception .was. held ■'■ in the. State Apartments of-St. James .Palace, specially lent by the King to the bride's parents.. The brido- wore deep parchment satin, with an exquisite Brussels wil and-.-ye'ry lpng train of brussels net. Her sister was.,chief bridesmaid;, she wore apricot georgette, long; and tight--fitting, with .a 'littie? short velvet coat .with a flared .'basque. Tliese1 short velvet coats are'verjr much in the mode for weddings;. tHey: are picturesque, and at the same time, they give warmth, on chilly days^.'-fThero were. ;two: little' bridesmaids, Marigold, daughter of Lord and Lady" Hilliiigdoii, , and Koßalind, daughter of-Lady .Vietoßia Forester. They also wore apricot georgette, made to their ankles. The bride has received many wonderful presents,: including several from royalty; a platinum chain with a pendant of diamonds :-ahd rubies .was sent from-:the King:'and Queen; a beautiful Sheraton -table from Princess Mary; !an old walnut clock from Princess Victoria, and a lovely old fashioned silver tea caddy from Princess Helena Victoria.