The wedding of Dr. Arthur Norman McArthur, fifth son of the late Peter McArthur, Mendagoort, Camperdown, Australia, to Millicent Elizabeth, third daughter of Mr. Wickham Noakes, of Selsdon Park, Croydon, Surrey, took place at the Parish Church, Sanderstead, on Saturday, May 12th, at half past two. The father the bride, Mr. Wickham Noakes, gave her away. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Landon Maud, Rector of Sanderstead. The bride's dress consisted of a skirt of white tucked silk lisse over a petticoat of accordion pleated chiffon, bodice of the tucked silk lisse, with transparent yoke and sleeves of tucked chiffon and handsomely trimmed with point de gaze lace, a gift of the bride's aunt; court train of embroidered lisse, tulle veil with coronet of orange blossoms; shower bouquet of white picatees. Tbe bridesmaids were Miss Lilian Noakes, sister of the bride, Miss Jean McArthur, Miss Queenie Cox, Miss Hylda Stevens, and a small niece of the bride, Miss Eileen Austen. The grown-up bridesmaids wore white silk voille, the skirts made tucks, white bolero bodices, the bolero edged with twine coloured embroidery, with deep belts of panne velvet, with three shades of hy- drangeas; fancy white crinoline hats with bunches of hydrangea, turned up at the side with black velvet leaves with paste buckles ; posies of hydrangeas. The best man was Mr. Sydney Neville Noakes; brother of the bride. The little girl wore a dress of the white silk voille, made with a yoke and fichu of chiffon ; skirt hanging straight from the yoke, and two narrow frills round the bottom of the skirt; fancy straw hat trimmed with white chiffon bows and tucked round the brim, with one pink hydrangea under the side. She carried a small basket of lilies-of-the valley. The bridegroom's present to the bride was a complete set of hammered silver for her dressing table; the bridegroom's present to Miss McArthur a pair of field glasses; to the three other grown-up bridesrmaids, handsome silver - mounted mirrors; and to the little girl silver backed brush and comb ‎(hammered silver)‎. The bridegroom's present to the best man was a case of silver - mounted hair brushes, clothes brushes and shaving brushes. The bride's present to the bridegroom was a case of silver- mounted hair brushes, clothes brushes and shaving brush, of hammered silver. The reception was afterwards held at Selsdon Park. The bride's going-away dress was duck's-egg blue voille ; bodice of same coloured embroidered silk, with white chiffon front and tie, and deep belt of black panne with small paste buckles ; black straw hat trimmed with black and white feathers, cream lace and white rnses. Dr. and Mrs. McArthur after- wards drove straight up to London, where they have taken a flat, and will be there till they leave for Australia in September. Upon his return it is Dr. McArthur's in- tention to commence practice, in Collins Street, Melbourne. The bride's mother wore a handsome dress of black piallets on net over a petti coat of white-satin, toque of duck's-egg blue chiffon, embroidered sequined swallows and white feathers; shower bouquet of roses; presented by the bride groom.

The presents were~Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, silver baskets; Mr. and Mrs. Poole, cut glass scent bottles; Mr. and Mrs. Salamons, salad bow. Mr. and Mrs. Verrey, silver mirror ; the Misses Verrey, silver clock; Mr, and Mrs. Walter Carr, pair silver, menucards ; the Misses and Mr. Bertram Noakes, gold bangle and necklace; Mr. Gougb, cheese scoop ; Dr. and Mrs. Potts, picture; Mr. George Fisher, silver tray ; Servants at Selsdon Park, silver and oak tray and salver; Mr. and;.Mrs.Ponder, two silver salvers ; Mra. Langton, silver frame ; Miss. F. Shorter, d'oyleys; Mr, Walter Patterson; silver bottle ; Mr, and Mrs. Horton, bracelet; Mr. George Baker, rose bowl; Mrs. Broomfield, two silver spoos ; Mr; and Mrs. Ruckes, silver sugar castors; Miss M'Arthur, silver pen tray and arm chair ; Miss Beazley, table centre; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Noakes, dessert service; Mr. Neville Noakes, dinner service ; Mr. and Mrs. Wickham F. Noakes, pair of silver lamps ; Mr. Jack Allan, silver box of curlers ; Mr. Cooper, picture ; Mr. and Mrs. Evan Carpenter, post horns for .scent ; Mr. and Mrs. Dillon, fur rug ; Mr. Howard Turner, glass tray; Miss Ida Lovering, picture; Mrs. Wills, pin- cushion ; Miss Birdie Atkinson, china dishes with stand ; Mr. and Mrs. Pantin, carvers ; Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Nash, silver dessert Spoons ; Miss Ethel Carr, scent bottle; Mr. Harden, spoons; Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Shorter, Brussels lace; Mr. Adams, silver salt cellars; Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Learoyd, silver sweet dishes ; Mr. and Mrs. Horlock, lace collar ; Mr. and Mrs. Stenelers, writing table; Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Shorter, pair silver candle sticks; Miss Cox and Mrs. Norwich, silver vases; Dr. and Mrs. Carpenter, silver pepper castors; Mr. and Mrs. Furze, silver bowl and jug ; Miss A. P. Horton, silver buckle; Miss Agatha Finch, table centre; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fisher, silver cake basket ; Mr. and Mrs. Austin, silver candelabras; Mr. and Mrs. Atkin- son, cake basket; Mrs. and Miss Horton. table cloth; Mr. and Mrs. Stillwell, carvers; Mr and Mrs. Buurchell, two gold brooches ; Mr. and Mrs. Fyfe-Jamieson, silver clock ; Mr. Tabor Brookes, tan talus; Mr. and Mrs. Brookes, salt cellars ; Miss Mable Radley, salviati vase; Mr. Lawrence Stevens, silver vase ; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Storey, entree dishes ; Mr. Frank Ponder, china vase; Miss Laura Stevens, silver frame ; Mr. Cave, box of d'oyleys-; Mr. and Mrs. Chater, flower stand ; Mr. Vacher, fruit stand ; Captain and Mrs. Hemins, pepper castors ; Mr. Hoersten, pepper castors ; Mr. and Mrs. Bashford, silver rose bowl; Rev. Preben dary Whittington, Wordsworth's poems; Miss Shorter, silver cream jug and sugar basin ; Mr. and Mrs. Figge, asparagus dish ; Mr. and Mrs. Bird, letter rack ; Mr. and Mrs. Beazley, silver vases ; Mrs. Lowell, silver candlestick and calendar ; Mrs. Ernest Lovering, china vase ; Mr. Silleen, gold buckle; Mr. and Mrs. Ferris, nut pickers; Mr. and Mrs. Mather silver spoons; Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett, china vase ; Mr. and Mrs. Fending, china vase; Mr. Harry Stephens, two pictures ; the Rev. Carr, prayer book ; Mr and Mrs Wackers, tea service ; Mr. and Mrs. Forrester, breakfast service; Mr. and Mrs. Broom- field ; Mr. Edward Nash, glass vase and stand; Mr. Donalsen, silver-mounted mirror; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Shorter, butter dish and knife; Mr. and Mrs. Searle, silver dessert dishes; Mrs Cousins, lace ; Mrs. Morgan, cushion covers; Rev and Mrs Dawson, silver salt cellars ; Misses Connie and Nasoni Carr, glass vases ; Mr and Mrs Charles Elgood, coffee service ; Mr Char!es Poole, silver vases ; Mr and Mrs White, gold brooch ; Mr Harry White, pepper castors; Mr. and Mrs Tor Bennet, silver heart trays ; Mr and Mrs C. McArthur, cheque; Mr and Mrs Ernest McArthur, cheque ; Mr and. Mrs J N. McArthur, case of silver fish and fruit knives and forks ; Miss Edmond, ink stand ; Misses Julliette and Cecil Stelwell, match stand ; Mr and Mrs Coleman, silver spoons ; Mr Joe Grimly, silver frame ; Mrs Booty, silver trays ; Lady Ellis, salver; Miss Lilian Noakes. silver frame and table spoons; Mr Wickham Noakes, table cutlery and purse with cheque; Mrs Wickham Noakes, silver tea service and diamond crescent ; Mr and Mrs Wick- ham Noakes, house and table linen. Present's to bridegroom—Mr.Reggie Stel- well, cigarette holder; Miss Currie, sovereign case ; The Misses and Mr Ber- tram Noakes, silver claret jug ; Mr Eiland, silver cigarette case ; Mr Sellem and Mr Donnison. silver cigar case ; Miss Lilian Noakes, silver manicure set and gold pencil ; Miss McArthur, silver calendar and arm chair; Dr Ramsey, cheque ; Mr and Mrs Rutter, silver tea caddy ; Mr and Mrs Wickham Noakes, gold ring.

The presents were~Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, silver baskets; Mr. and Mrs. Poole, cut glass scent bottles; Mr. and Mrs. Salamons, salad bow. Mr. and Mrs. Verrey, silver mirror ; the Misses Verrey, silver clock; Mr, and Mrs. Walter Carr, pair silver, menucards ; the Misses and Mr. Bertram Noakes, gold bangle and necklace; Mr. Gougb, cheese scoop ; Dr. and Mrs. Potts, picture; Mr. George Fisher, silver tray ; Servants at Selsdon Park, silver and oak tray and salver; Mr. and;.Mrs.Ponder, two silver salvers ; Mra. Langton, silver frame ; Miss. F. Shorter, d'oyleys; Mr, Walter Patterson; silver bottle ; Mr, and Mrs. Horton, bracelet; Mr. George Baker, rose bowl; Mrs. Broomfield, two silver spoos ; Mr; and Mrs. Ruckes, silver sugar castors; Miss M'Arthur, silver pen tray and arm chair ; Miss Beazley, table centre; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Noakes, dessert service; Mr. Neville Noakes, dinner service ; Mr. and Mrs. Wickham F. Noakes, pair of silver lamps ; Mr. Jack Allan, silver box of curlers ; Mr. Cooper, picture ; Mr. and Mrs. Evan Carpenter, post horns for .scent ; Mr. and Mrs. Dillon, fur rug ; Mr. Howard Turner, glass tray; Miss Ida Lovering, picture; Mrs. Wills, pin- cushion ; Miss Birdie Atkinson, china dishes with stand ; Mr. and Mrs. Pantin, carvers ; Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Nash, silver dessert Spoons ; Miss Ethel Carr, scent bottle; Mr. Harden, spoons; Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Shorter, Brussels lace; Mr. Adams, silver salt cellars; Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Learoyd, silver sweet dishes ; Mr. and Mrs. Horlock, lace collar ; Mr. and Mrs. Stenelers, writing table; Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Shorter, pair silver candle sticks; Miss Cox and Mrs. Norwich, silver vases; Dr. and Mrs. Carpenter, silver pepper castors; Mr. and Mrs. Furze, silver bowl and jug ; Miss A. P. Horton, silver buckle; Miss Agatha Finch, table centre; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fisher, silver cake basket ; Mr. and Mrs. Austin, silver candelabras; Mr. and Mrs. Atkin- son, cake basket; Mrs. and Miss Horton. table cloth; Mr. and Mrs. Stillwell, carvers; Mr and Mrs. Buurchell, two gold brooches ; Mr. and Mrs. Fyfe-Jamieson, silver clock ; Mr. Tabor Brookes, tan talus; Mr. and Mrs. Brookes, salt cellars ; Miss Mable Radley, salviati vase; Mr. Lawrence Stevens, silver vase ; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Storey, entree dishes ; Mr. Frank Ponder, china vase; Miss Laura Stevens, silver frame ; Mr. Cave, box of d'oyleys-; Mr. and Mrs. Chater, flower stand ; Mr. Vacher, fruit stand ; Captain and Mrs. Hemins, pepper castors ; Mr. Hoersten, pepper castors ; Mr. and Mrs. Bashford, silver rose bowl; Rev. Preben dary Whittington, Wordsworth's poems; Miss Shorter, silver cream jug and sugar basin ; Mr. and Mrs. Figge, asparagus dish ; Mr. and Mrs. Bird, letter rack ; Mr. and Mrs. Beazley, silver vases ; Mrs. Lowell, silver candlestick and calendar ; Mrs. Ernest Lovering, china vase ; Mr. Silleen, gold buckle; Mr. and Mrs. Ferris, nut pickers; Mr. and Mrs. Mather silver spoons; Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett, china vase ; Mr. and Mrs. Fending, china vase; Mr. Harry Stephens, two pictures ; the Rev. Carr, prayer book ; Mr and Mrs Wackers, tea service ; Mr. and Mrs. Forrester, breakfast service; Mr. and Mrs. Broom- field ; Mr. Edward Nash, glass vase and stand; Mr. Donalsen, silver-mounted mirror; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Shorter, butter dish and knife; Mr. and Mrs. Searle, silver dessert dishes; Mrs Cousins, lace ; Mrs. Morgan, cushion covers; Rev and Mrs Dawson, silver salt cellars ; Misses Connie and Nasoni Carr, glass vases ; Mr and Mrs Charles Elgood, coffee service ; Mr Char!es Poole, silver vases ; Mr and Mrs White, gold brooch ; Mr Harry White, pepper castors; Mr. and Mrs Tor Bennet, silver heart trays ; Mr and Mrs C. McArthur, cheque; Mr and Mrs Ernest McArthur, cheque ; Mr and. Mrs J N. McArthur, case of silver fish and fruit knives and forks ; Miss Edmond, ink stand ; Misses Julliette and Cecil Stelwell, match stand ; Mr and Mrs Coleman, silver spoons ; Mr Joe Grimly, silver frame ; Mrs Booty, silver trays ; Lady Ellis, salver; Miss Lilian Noakes. silver frame and table spoons; Mr Wickham Noakes, table cutlery and purse with cheque; Mrs Wickham Noakes, silver tea service and diamond crescent ; Mr and Mrs Wick- ham Noakes, house and table linen. Present's to bridegroom—Mr.Reggie Stel- well, cigarette holder; Miss Currie, sovereign case ; The Misses and Mr Ber- tram Noakes, silver claret jug ; Mr Eiland, silver cigarette case ; Mr Sellem and Mr Donnison. silver cigar case ; Miss Lilian Noakes, silver manicure set and gold pencil ; Miss McArthur, silver calendar and arm chair; Dr Ramsey, cheque ; Mr and Mrs Rutter, silver tea caddy ; Mr and Mrs Wickham Noakes, gold ring.