Putnam patriot., 1927-05-27
MARRIED IN LONDON
 VISIT IN POMFRE
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 loW and white. The altar was banked with large palms and below were ar ranged specimen labaHHums in full flower. with white lilac. dentzias. and a mass af arum lilies. The windows and font were filled with masses of Emperor daffodlls On the chancel steps were groups of arum lilies, gen. istas. and maidenhair fern, and on the bashwood tomb was a group of speci- men palms. gravillas. arums. genis- tas, and azaleas.
 The bride arrived on the arm of her stepfather. Major II. O. Peacock She wore a gown of gold lace over gold and silver lame. with train of gold and silver lame. crange-blessom wreath. and tulle veil, and carried sheaf of lilies She also wore a pearl and dia= mond brooch lthe gift of the brides mothert and pearl necklace. On the way Co and from the church she wore a white velvet cloak trimmed with white fox fur.
 She was attended by six brides maids-Mlss Josephine Naughan-Lee (cousin of the bridel Miss Janet Payne Galwey. Miss Joan Paget (Nan- pantan HalD, Miss Sheila Clifton tCliftou1. Miss Kathleen Gretton lStapleford Park, Miss Veronica Able-Smith (Cossingtonl and two lit tie girls Miss Elizabeth and Miss Stu san Naughan-Lee leousins).
 The bridesmaids dresses were Of primrose glace silk, relieved with dei- rhinium blue bows and same colored head wreaths Their bouquets were of bouton dor tulips. and each carried an evening bead bag. the gift of the bridegroom.
 Mr. Day Kimball. brother of the bridegroom. was best man.
 Mrs Peacock. mother of the bride wore brown velvet coat with kolln- sky fur trimmings, over a dress of brown satin. with hat to match.
 The officiating eIefEs were Arch deacon Conyheare of Snuthwell, and the Rev. <. Whltmore Ford. rector of Stanford The service was choral. q full choir leading the hymn. Holy. Holy. Holy" which was sung as $ pre- cessional. as the bridal party entered the church. The other hymns were 70 Perfect Love- and Love Divine 7
 \ short address was given by Arch deacon Conybeare.
 Miss Lawrence was at the organ. and played the Mendelssohn Wedding March" the bridal music from "Lohen- grin. and other appropriate music.
 The church bells rang out peal as the newly-wedded couple left the church. smothered in showers of con- fetti and rose petals.
 i reception was held at the Hall, where beautiful floral decorations had been carried out by Mr. Ashford. \ large company of the distinguished guests was present, including MT. and Mrs. kimball Colonel and Mrs. Ar thur Naughan-Lee, MT and Mrs Alec Naughan-Lee. Mrs. Rateliif lSnatham de la Berel. Mir. and Mrs. Jack Ratcliff. the Misses Rateliif gReptonl Commander and Mrs. j. Ratclitf. Mir. and Mrs. Payne Galwey fkninton. Grautkam1 Lady kesteveu and Hon. Mrs James Howard and Mss Lubbock tShilhngthorpe. Stam= fardl Major and Mrs. Power. Major and Mrs. (. NJ. Peacock tGrantham1 Major and Mrs. Burnahy, MT and Mrs. N. F. Paget 6Nanpantaul. Bar anezs Burton and Colonel Baillle 6Daehfuur. lnverhessl Hon. Evan and Lady Maud BaIllie, Colonel and Mrs. John Gretton (Staplefordl Lord and Lady Belper. Lord Grawshaw, Major and the Hon. Mrs Remnant and the Hon. Mrs. Townsend. Nisconntess Cur zan. Earl and Countess fo Huntingdon, Sir Digby and Hon. Lady Lawson, Sir Derek and Lady Watson. Colonel and Mrs. Clifton. Colonel and Mrs. Bore Browne. Major Melles. Lady Robert Manners and Miss Betty Manners, Hon. Mrs. Murray-Smith, Mrs. St. Maur Abel-Smith, Lady Rowena Pat terson. and Mir. Lawrence Perkins.
 Later in the afternoon NIT. and Mrs. Kimball were given an enthusiastic send-otf as they left by motor for Leicester. where they took train for London. and they will sail in a few days for America, where the honey. moon is to be spent Mrs. kimball went away in a nutria fur coat with rcd prey. and red patterned dress gi h hat . match.