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GULDEN WEDDING

A most delightful afternoon was spent by a large gathering of friends at the Somerset Lounge on Monday, the occasion being the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs E. Stevens, who received their guests, standing under a large golden bell. The room was beautifully decorated with golden flowers. Rev. T. Skuse had charge of the programme, which was much enjoyed. Elocutionary items were given by Misses E. Newbold and Heather Smith, solo by Rev. T. Skuse, and a duet, ‘ O Love Divine, All Love Excelling,’ by Mr and Mrs J. E. Davies. Congratulatory speeches was given by Mrs AV. R. Don, who was present at the wedding 50 years ago. Mr Vanes spoke on behalf of Trinity Methodist Church and presented a cheque from friends. Mr F. Millier spoke,. representing Dundas Street Church, and two Methodist hymn books were presented to the happv couple. Other speakers were Mrs H. Inglis, a very old friend of the family, Adjutant Horsham, and Mr Tennant. Telegrams and letters were read which were received on the wedding day 50 years ago. Many letters and telegrams were received from relatives and friends, including one from the minister who officiated at the wedding and who celebrated his ninetieth birthday on that day, and a cablegram from Mr Israel, who was the best man.

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Evening Star, Issue 22276, 29 February 1936, Page 26

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GULDEN WEDDING Evening Star, Issue 22276, 29 February 1936, Page 26

GULDEN WEDDING Evening Star, Issue 22276, 29 February 1936, Page 26

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