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Among the passengers who embarked on the motor vessel Gorgon at Geraldton yesterday were Miss Ethel Cream and her brother Mr. Ray Cream, of Cobra Station, in the Gascoyne district, who are returning home after a holiday of about two months in Perth.
Mr. Cream and his sister have spent the past week in Geraldton and during that time Miss Cream announced her engagement to Mr. Robert Jensen, second son of Mrs. Jensen and the late Mr. G Jensen, of Bullardoo Station, Mullewa
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- JENSEN - CREAM
On Saturday, December 8, a wedding of interest to North-West folk took place at St. Mary's Cathedral, when Miss Ethel Cream, of Cobra Station, Upper Gascoyne, third daughter of the late Mr. William Cream (manager of Bidgemia Station) and Mrs. Cam, was married to Mr. Robert Jensen, second son of the late Mr. George Jensen, of Bullardoo Station, Mullewa, and Mrs. Jensen, of Melbourne
The bride was given away by her brother. Mr. Ray Cream, and wore a beautiful ivory lace frock with the customary veil and orange blossom and carried a charming sheaf of white lilies. Her sister, Mrs.Frank Leeds, was matron of honor and wore a dnty frock of pink floral ninon with toque to tone and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Little Mary Leeds was trainbearer and was a pretty little figure in pink crepe de chine with a pink bonnet to match, and she carried a sweet posy of pink flowers. Mr. Jack Jensen was best man.
After the ceremony Mrs. Frank Leeds entertained a small party at dinner at the Hotel Imperial, during which a number of congratulatory telegrams were read and the bride and bridegroom received many good wishes for happiness ant" good luck - ine future. The guests at the dinner party in addition to the bride and bride groom included Mr. and Mrs. Ken Messer, Mr. and Mrfe. George Burt, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Oakley and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Viveash.
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