Mr. Dennistoun Sword and Miss Alexander
Mr. Donald Cuthbertson Dennistoun Sword, Scottish Rifles, Son of the late Mr. Alexander Dennistoun Sword and Mrs. Dennistoun Sword, of Endon-hall, Staffordshire, and Miss Eileen Edith Caledon Alexander, daughter of the late Sir William Alexander and Lady Alexander, were married on the 8th inst. at St Peter's, Eaton-Square.
The ceremony was performed by the Bishop of Kensington, assisted by Prebendary Storrs, the Rev. F. W. Thurlow, stepfather of the bride, and the Rev. A. Whitaker, brother-in-law of the bridegroom.
The bridesmaids were Miss Noorony Cable, Miss Mabel Brookes, Miss Winifred McMurdo, Miss Thompson, Miss V. Grabham, and the Misses Enid and Dora Soarnes.
The four elder ones wore dresses of pale pink silk, with large pink satin hats, adorned with pink carnations, and the three younger ones wore frocks of soft white satin and lace caps.
The bride was given away by her brother, Sir Lionel Alexander, Grenadier-Guards.
She wore a dress of oyster white satin draped with old lace, and she also wore an old lace veil over a coronet of Orange flowers in her hair.
Captain Dennistoun Sword, North Staffordshire Regiment, acted as best man.
After the reception at the Caxton-Hall, which was largely attended, Mr. and Mrs. Sword left for Derbyshire, where they are spending their honeymoon
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