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     PINK organdie will be worn by the bridesmaids tonight at the wedding of Miss Sylvia Cheney, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Frederick Cheney, of Highbury street, Prospect, to Mr. Colin T. G. Clarke, eldest son of Mrs. and the late Mr. T. Clarke, of Prospect Terrace, Prospect.
     The wedding will be celebrated by the Rev. D. J. Wellington, at Highbury Street Methodist Church, Prospect. The bride will be given away by her cousin, Mr. J. Aufderheide, sen.
     White satin forms the bridal gown, which has a cowl neckline fastened with two white and silver ornamental clips and lilies of the valley. The skirt, which is moulded to the figure, merges into a long train inset with three shirred godets. The long flowing tulle veil will be gathered on the head with lace relieved with three rows of orange blossom. The bride will carry a sheaf of white gladioli.
     Misses Bernice Clarke and Phyllis Cheney will be the bridesmaids, and Valma Cox the flower girl. The brides maids' frocks have full skirts with cascaded frills, black satin sashes, and black velvet camellias at the necklines. Picture hats of organdie will be worn, and sheaves of pink gladioli carried.
     An early Victorian dress of pink organdie has been chosen for the flower girl, who will wear a bandeau of pink flowers.
     Mr. William Dittmar will be best man, with Mr. Arthur Brown as groomsman.
     At the home of the bride's parents about 40 guests will be received after the ceremony. The bride's mother will favour a floral uncrushable crepe gown and a beige straw hat to match. She will carry a red posy. Black, relieved with white marocain, will be worn by the bridegroom's mother with a hat to match, and her posie will be of red flowers.³

From the Adelaide "News", 11 March 1939     A WEDDING gown of white organdie will be worn by Miss Barbara Ella Stevens when she is married tonight to Mr. Leonard James Clarke, in St. Cuthbert's Church, Prospect. The Rev. H. C. Thrush will officiate.
     The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. C. V. Stevens, of Camroc ave nue, Blair Athol. and of the late Mr. Stevens. The bridegroom is the second son of Mrs. T. J. Clarke, of Prospect terrace, Prospect, and of the late Mr. Clarke. The bride will be given away by her brother-in-law. Mr. H. J. Spencer.
     Her gown has a full circular skirt, merging into a slight train, and is trimmed from waist to hem with rows of narrow velvet ribbon. Her tulle veil fails from a topknot of hyacinths, and she will carry a shower bouquet of white flowers.
     Misses Florence Stevens and Mollie Wilton will be the bridesmaids. They have pale blue organdie gowns, with full gored skirts and long velvet sashes. They will wear large organdie picture hats and carry pale pink posies.
     Mr. Ron Gilbert will be best man, and Mr. Jack Marshall groomsman.
     The bride's mother will wear a teal blue ensemble of heavy crepe with a blue velour hat and an autumn spray. A navy self-patterned dress, wiith a lightweight woollen coat and navy ac cessories, has been chosen by the bride groom's mother, who will wear a spray of autumn flowers.
     For travelling the bride will wear a blue jacket suit of light woollen mate rial with a saucer-brimmed roseberry hat and roseberry accessories, and a skunk fur cape, the gift of the bride groom.³

MISS Bernice Clarke and Mr. Walter Josephs will be married tonight by the Rev. Duncan Reeves at the Medindie Congregational Church.
The bride is the only daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. T. Clarke, of Prospect terrace, Prospect, and the bridegroom is the second son of Mrs. and the late Mr. W. Josephs, of Harvey street, Prospect.
Mr. Colin Clarke, eldest brother of the bride will give his sister away.
She will wear a gown of white satin with a cowl neckline, caught at each side with a spray of orange blossom. The skirt has a fan-shaped train. Her veil of Chantilly lace has been lent by Mrs. R. Bungey, the bridegroom's sister. It is attached to a satin halo. She will carry a sheaf of gladioli.
Mrs. C. Clarke will be matron of honor, dressed in pink cloque, relieved with silver accessories. The skirt has a light train. Her toque of similar material has an eye veil, and she will carry gladioli tied with silver ribbon. Mr. Ernest Tidswell will be best man. A few friends will attend a reception at Da Costa avenue, Prospect, after the ceremony.
The bride's mother will be gowned in black figured marocain, trimmed with green. Her hat is black and she will have an autumn-toned posy.
Black marocain has also been chosen by the bridegroom's mother. The dress has white trimming, as has her black hat, and she will carry a pink posy.
A blue light-weight suit with navy accessories will be worn by the bride for travelling.⁴

     PINK organdie will be worn by the bridesmaids tonight at the wedding of Miss Sylvia Cheney, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Frederick Cheney, of Highbury street, Prospect, to Mr. Colin T. G. Clarke, eldest son of Mrs. and the late Mr. T. Clarke, of Prospect Terrace, Prospect.
     The wedding will be celebrated by the Rev. D. J. Wellington, at Highbury Street Methodist Church, Prospect. The bride will be given away by her cousin, Mr. J. Aufderheide, sen.
     White satin forms the bridal gown, which has a cowl neckline fastened with two white and silver ornamental clips and lilies of the valley. The skirt, which is moulded to the figure, merges into a long train inset with three shirred godets. The long flowing tulle veil will be gathered on the head with lace relieved with three rows of orange blossom. The bride will carry a sheaf of white gladioli.
     Misses Bernice Clarke and Phyllis Cheney will be the bridesmaids, and Valma Cox the flower girl. The brides maids' frocks have full skirts with cascaded frills, black satin sashes, and black velvet camellias at the necklines. Picture hats of organdie will be worn, and sheaves of pink gladioli carried.
     An early Victorian dress of pink organdie has been chosen for the flower girl, who will wear a bandeau of pink flowers.
     Mr. William Dittmar will be best man, with Mr. Arthur Brown as groomsman.
     At the home of the bride's parents about 40 guests will be received after the ceremony. The bride's mother will favour a floral uncrushable crepe gown and a beige straw hat to match. She will carry a red posy. Black, relieved with white marocain, will be worn by the bridegroom's mother with a hat to match, and her posie will be of red flowers.¹