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FULLETBY
     WEDDING.
     A pretty wedding took place at St. Andrew's Church on Thursday, April 19th, the contracting parties being Mr. Sydney Wales White, the well-known portrait painter, and Miss Alice Mary Tarttelin, of Grimsby-. The service was conducted by the Rev. Robt. Barker, rector of the parish. The church was beautifully decorated. The bride, who was given away by her father, Mr. Thos. Tarttelin, wore a cream silk eolienne dress, copied from a Romney portrait, with fine Leghorn hat, trimmed with chiffon. She carried a white vellum prayer book, She (sic) was attended by her cousin, Miss Topham, who was dressed in a fawn crêpe de chine gown, trimmed with silk passementerie and lace, with hat to match, and who carried an ivory-covered prayer book, the gift of the bride. She also wore a gold and amethyst brooch, the gift of the bridegroom. Mr. W. Borrill, of Grimsby, acted as best man. After the ceremony the Misses Winn kindly entertained the bridal party. The happy pair left for Dunmore Park, Sterlingshire, generously placed at their disposal by the Honble. Mrs. Claud Hamilton. The presents were numerous and costly.⁸

The Weddings of the Week
     Mr. Sydney White to Miss Alice Tarttelin.
     AN INTERESTING country wedding took place at St. Andrew's Church, Fulletby, Lincs, recently, between Mr. Sydney Wales White and Miss Alice Mary Tarttelin. The service was conducted by the Rev. Robert Barker (rector of the parish), and the church was very prettily decorated. The bride, who was given away by her father, Mr. Thomas Tarttelin, wore a cream silk eolienne dress (copied from a Romney portrait), with a fine Leghorn hat with chiffon. She carried a white vellum Prayer-book. She was attended by her cousin, Miss Topham, who was dressed in a fawn crepe de chine gown, with silk passementerie and lace, and who wore a hat to match. She carried an ivory-covered Prayer-book (gift of the bride), and wore a gold and amethyst brooch (gift of the bridegroom). Mr. Wm. Borrill acted as best man. After the ceremony the bridal party reassembled at the residence of the Misses Winn, and later the happy pair left for Dunmore Park, Stirlingshire (lent them by the Hon. Mrs. Claud Hamilton). The presents were numerous and valuable.⁴

Personal Notes From London
From our special correspondent
London, April 27
Mr.Sydney Wales White, second son of Mr John H. White, of New Zealand, was married on the 19th inst. to Miss Alice M. Tarttelin, only daughter of Mr. Thos. Tarttelin, of Fulletby, Lincolnshire. The wedding took place in the parish church at Fulletby.⁷

Personal Notes from London
Visitors from New Zealand
(From Our Own Correspondent)
May 18th, 1906
...A pretty rustic wedding took place at Fulletby, Lincolnshire, when Mr Sydney Wales White, the portrait painter, son of the Rev. John H. White, of Kimbolton, New Zealand, was married to Miss Alice Mary Tarttelin. The service was conducted by the Rev. Robert Barker, rector of the parish. The church was tastefully decorated. The bride was given away by her father, Mr Thomas Tarttelin. She wore a cream silk eoline dress copied from a Romney portrait, with a picture hat trimmed with chiffon with strips of the same material artistically tied under the chin. She carried a white vellum prayer book. She was attended by but one bridesmaid, her cousin, Miss Topham, of Grimsby, who was dressed in a fawn crepe do chine gown trimmed with silk passementerie and lace, with hat to match, wearing an amethyst brooch, the gift of the bridegroom. Mr William Borril acted as best man. Later in the day the bride and bridegroom left for Bunmore Park, Stirlingshire, kindly placed at their disposal by the Hon. Mrs Claud Hamilton. The numerous presents included spode rose bowl and plate, Prince and Princess Alexis Holgorouki; curio table, the Marchioness of Tullibardine; silver cigarette case and match box, Sir James Ramsay, Bart., of Banff: amethyst and pearl pendant, the Hon. Mrs Claud Hamilton; silver tea set: Hugh R. Wallace, Esq., of Busbie; case of fish knives and forks, Col. and Mrs Swan; old George III silver coffee and sugar spoons, the Misses Ramsay, of Banff; silver toast rack, Mr and Mrs Carnegie; antique-silver tea spoons, Mr and Mrs J. B. Fergusson; silver pepper boxes, C. A. Hamilton, Esq; oak and silver biscuit, barrel, the Rev. W. 0. and Mrs Massingberd, etc., etc.⁶

White
     June 3, 1938 (suddenly) at 179 Cromwell road, S.W.5., Alice Mary, wife of Sydney Wales White/.⁹

His parent(s) were listed as Thomas Sheridan and Elizabeth Brown. Her parents were listed as Joseph Cryder and Elizabeth Allen.⁵