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McMillen - Bailie
not sure where the Bailie is connected to the McMillen family, maybe a
grandparent?
Wedding at St. Columba's, Knock. Bridal party after the wedding yesterday of
Second Lieut. Hugh McMillen, R.A. (son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McMillen,
Rosepark East, Dundonald) and Miss Mabel Honoria Warwick (daughter of Dr.
John Warwick and of Mrs. Warwick, "Stonehaven," North Road, Belfast). The
bridesmaids were Miss Mildred C. Woodhouse and Miss Mary B. Dowling.
Bombardier W. Donald McMillen was best man and the groomsmen were Mr. Eric
McKay and Mr. John Dowling. - Belfast Newsletter Wednesday
Certified Copy of an Entry of Death - Newtownards - 8th October 1961 at Ards
Hospital, Agnes Bailie late of Churchill Cottage, Craigavad - Married - 53
years - Wife of Samuel John Bailie, Chief Engineer ? Department - Cardio
vascular accident due to atril fibrillations Certified - L. J. Bailie, son,
Churchill Cottage, Craigavad - Registered 12th October 1961
Harland & Wolff Ltd., Queen's Island, Main Yard Caulkers 11th September 1935
are one of these gentlemen a McMillen?
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1) Wedding at Knock - McMillen - Warwick (By Our Lady Correspondent) The
wedding took place yesterday afternoon in St. Columba's Church, Knock, of
Miss Mabel Honoria Warwick, only child of Dr. and Mrs. John Warwick,
Stonehaven, North Road, Belfast, and Second-Lieutenant Hugh McMillen, R.A.,
elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McMillen, Rosetiles, Rosepark East,
Dundonald. The church was artistically decorated with lilac and sweetpea.
The officiating clergy were Rev. Canon Olden, M.A., rector of the parish,
and Rev. C. M. Young, M.A., Bloomfield Presbyterian Church. The bride, who
was given away by her father, was charming in a picture frock of slipper
satin in a peach tone, fashioned on Tudor Lines. The heart-shaped neckline
and sleeves were embroidered in seed pearls and beads. The full skirt merged
into a train. The tulle veil, edged with gold, was surmounted by a halo
head-dress of orange blossom. She carried a sheaf of Ophelia roses, the gift
of the bridegroom. She was attended by two bridesmaids, the Misses Mildred
C. Woodhouse (cousin) and Mary B. Dowling. Bombardier W. Donald McMillen,
R.A., cousin of the bridegroom, was best man. The bridesmaids' georgette
frocks were in sweetpea shades of cyclamen and blue, and were completed by
head-dresses of pleated georgette to match. They carried bouquets of mixed
sweetpea, and each wore pearl and diamante earrings, the gifts of the
bridegroom. The reception was held at the bride's home. The guests were
cordially received by Dr. and Mrs. Warwick. who looked well in an ensemble
in black, relieved with a shoulder spray of pink roses. The hat had touches
of colour to correspond. Mrs. Ernest McMillen, the bridegroom's mother, wore
an ensemble in the new ice-green, trimmed with fox fur. The brown straw hat
was finished with a knot of flowers. The toast of the bride and bridegroom
was proposed by Major McConnell, that of the bridesmaids by Mr. Sydney
Jackson, and that of the bride's parents by Rev. Campbell Young. Going away
the bride wore a smart coat, checked in bold design in maroon and grey, with
a dove-grey Angora frock. The accessories were in maroon. The bridal gown
was supplied by Messrs. Robinson & Cleaver, Belfast. The entire catering
arrangements were entrusted to the Ulster Menu Co. Ltd., and this company
also provided the carpeting at the church. The wedding cars were provided by
Melville & Co. Ltd., Belfast
2) as above
3) back of wedding photo: Belfast Newsletter Wednesday (June 1941) -
Darlan's Broadcast, No Reference to Syria, Placating Enemy (part article)
~ Italy to Occupy Greece, Duce 'Feels' Final Victory, Fascist
'Achievements' (part article) ~ A Thousand Tomahawk Fighters,
Delivered to Britain Already, A Bigger Output. (part article)
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1) Dundonald 10th June 1941 Belfast - Greetings McMillen Rosepark
Dundonald. The Tripoly Gang wish you all the luck of the game may you always
hold the Queen of Hearts and draw all the money she has on her. Wellwoods
2) 3.0 Belfast BKM 15 - Lieut and Mrs McMillen Stonehaven North Road =
Heartiest Congratulations and all the best = Sue
3) 10.6.41 Edinburgh Mr and Mrs Warwick 82 North Road Belfast = Heartiest
Congratulations and Best Luck to both = Fred
4) 12.6 Portrush 19 Mr and Mrs Hugh McMillan Stonehaven North Road Belfast =
Congratulations and Every Happiness = Doris Hill and Edith Mitchell
5) Dundonald 9 June 1941 Belfast - Greetings 2 Lt McMillen R.A. 8 Rosepark
East Dundonald Down Heartiest congratulations and best wishes to you both.
241 Officers. The Officers 241 Battery 61st (Highland) ? Land Regt. R.A.
6) BE 819 2.51 Belfast 18 Mr and Mrs Hugh McMillen Stonehaven 82 North Road
= Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes = Elsie and Will +
7) Dundonald 10 June 1941 Belfast Greetings 2nd? Lt Hugh McMillen 8 Rosepark
East Dundonald - Wishing you both every happiness. The Staff Sumner &
McMillen Ltd.
8) Belfast 9 June 1941 MacMillan 82 North Road Belfast = The Best of Luck to
you both = Jack
H. McM.
Rosepark
Rosepark
St. Columba's
Stonehaven
(honeymoon) nearing Newcastle
Slieve Donard
Newcastle
Tennant Arms, Lhanbryde
Hugh McMillen 27th April 1931
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1) To Hugh and Honoria, Wishing you every good wish for the future ??? ...fargaut??
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