rW DDlNG.—St. Peter’s Church
‘as the scene of the wedding of
1;‘. :John A_. Stevens_ eldest son
‘of ‘ late Mr. J. Stevens and of
»l\'Ii, Stevens, of 6 Bourne View,g
and of Miss Dorothy E. Vaughan,‘
youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Vaughan, of 7 Mill
Terrace The Rector (Rev. W. H.
Gregory) officiated at "the choral
"Service, with Mrs. M. Lemar
rendering Melody in F (Ruben-
stein) and Mendelssohns Wed-
zqimg, March. The hymns were
.‘: Lead us, Heavenly Father " and
.‘.' Love Divine.” Given away by
her, father, Miss Vaughan was a
charmin bride in a gown of
cream 'gured .satin, her em-
broidered lace veil being held in
place by. an orange blossom
headdress. She carried a bouquet
(of tulips and lilies. The matron
of honour. Mrs. Norman Carbury
(sister). and the bridesmaid, Miss
Mary~ Stevens (’groom’s sister).
wore frocks of rose pink crepe,‘
with rose headdresses, and
carried anemones. Mr. C.
Stevens (brother) was best man.
Following a reception at S1atter’s
Restaurant, Canterbury, the‘
couple left for a honeymoon in
Monmouthshire, the bride travel-
ling in a Harris tweed suit with
br‘ "n hat and accessories. Susan
D e (godchild) presented the
brtue with a silver horseshoe.
-‘J,'h;,l5ridegroom served in the
esex and Cheshire. Regi-
s during the. war. ;-, >-