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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 103, 24 January 1918, Page 3

Staff. Nurse L. Gray, N.Z.A.N.S., Las arrived in Featherston Camp and reported for duty ae from January 21. The wedding took place at St. Mark's Church on Tuesday of Miss Gertrude May Andrews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Audrows, of Hawker Stieet, to Corporal Dillner, son of Captain and Mrs. Dillner, of ■Wellington. The bridesmaids were Misses Muriel Andrews, Fay, Wakelin, and Edie Renkin, and the bridegroom was attended by Sergeant Harrison, with • Corporal F. Smith and S. Quarter-master-Sergeant Haggett as groomsmen. The Rev. W. A. Keay performed the ceremony, and Mr. Bernard Page played the "Wedding March" as the brjdal party left the . church. ; Never before has a woman official / been a member of a statesman's en- / tourage in a great international conference. The honour belongs to Miss F. L. Stevenson, Mr. Lloyd George's woman secretary, who was one of the large Prime Ministerial party that gathered on the sunny Mediterranean shores at Kapallo. She was Mr. Lloyd George's secretary when he was at the Ministry of Munitions and at the War Office. She is suave and alert, and young aiid good looking. .

'The project of constructing s, port at Rone, at a cost of £1,600,000, has bean finally approved by the Italian Government. To keep the supply of cheese required fo:- tho front the Army Contracts Department purchased'in 1917 167,000,0001b. of cheese.