NAMES CONFUSED
BRIDE AND HER BROTHER FRESH MARRIAGE NECESSARY LONDON. Oct. 17 The People states that, -owing to a mistake made at a marriage ceremony in Paris, Mr. Ralph Spencer Wade, who is employed in the Customs Department at Kreinantle, was obliged to leave for Australia from Marseilles without his bride, Mario Camille de Jean, whoso witness was a twin brother named Cainille Marie. The clerk, in writing out the marriage certificate, confused the names, making Camille Marie the bride and Marie Camille de Jean the witness. As a result, a High Court order will be necessary to rectify the error, after which Mr. Wade will return to Franco for another ceremony.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23177, 25 October 1938, Page 9
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