WEDDING OF ENGLAND’S RICHEST GIRL.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2501, 2 November 1922, Page 4

WEDDING OF ENGLAND’S RICHEST GIRL.

Weddings, and the problems of married life, have from time immemorial been subjects of absorbing interest to women folk, so that doubtless the illustrated story of the marriage of England's wealthiest girl as featured in the October issue of “Everylady’s Journal,” will appeal strongly to a big proportion of the fair sex. The alliance of the handsqjne sailor to this beautiful heiress makes a fascinating and romantic story. Tl.e account of the ceremony should be of particular interest to Australian readers because of the association of the bridegroom with the Prince of Vales, whom lie accompanied on his two voyages around the world and who acted as his best man.

In the “Breaking Point" Mary Roberts Rinehart’s latest novel now running in serial form in “Every - lady’s,” lovers of good lid ion will find a wonderful story —the type of story which nice started is Lard to lay down. “Sealtcrgood Makes a Love Match” by Clarence Endington Kelland, is an excelled example of what a clever pen can do in semihumourous vein. Amongst various articles and departments are “Fancy Work for Dainty Fingers,” a Common Sense Beauty Talk Ihe Month’s Fashions, 10 page'. ol‘ fashion designs, and many oilier interesting features. “Evcrylad.v’s Journal” is on sale everywhere at fid