Western Mail Friday April 30th 1926. The funeral took place at the Treorky Cemetery on Thursday of Mrs. Alice INGRAM, wife of Mr. Joseph INGRAM, of 6, Baglan-street, Pentre. Mrs. INGRAM, who was 63 years of age, was a faithful member of the Salvation Army, Pentre, and the Salvation Army band played on the way to the cemetery and at the graveside. The service was conducted by Adjutant RHILY, Salvation Army, assisted by the Rev. Mr. MORRIS, of Zion. The funeral took place on Thursday of Mr. Tom MALLETT, of 16, South Luton-place, Cardiff. A service was conducted at All Saints' Church by the Rev. Canon D. Ellis JONES (vicar of All Saints'), who also performed the last rites at the Cardiff Cemetery. The chief mourners were Mr. J.H. MALLETT, Mr. W.L. MALLETT, Mr. Tom MALLETT, Mrs. HALE, Mrs. EVANS, Mr. EVANS, Mr. HALE, Mrs. J. MALLETT, Mrs. W. MALLETT, Mrs. Tom MALLETT, and Master Ray MALLETT, Mr. Ivor EVANS, Mr. J.W. CLARK, Mr. Compton MALLETT. Six nephews of the dead man acted as bearers (Messrs. H. EVANS, Ralph MALLETT, J.C. MALLETT, S.A. MALLETT, Howell EVANS, and Wilfred EVANS). The funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs. Augustine J. STONE, 5, Working-street, Cardiff. SWANSEA VALLEY MYSTERY. A woman named Susannah BEVAN, alias Trixie FINCH, has been ordered to be returned to England, 14, 000 miles away, on the charge that in June, 1922, she conspired to defraud the Prudential Assurance Company of £2,881. The accused women, who is about 60 years old, was not represented by counsel. A Christchurch woman gave evidence that while in England in 1924 she arranged for a cook to be sent to New Zealand, and the defendant arrived under the name FINCH in April, 1925. Evidence taken in England stated that insurance had been paid to Mr. David Harris BOWEN, of Gorseinon, solicitor for David Maldwyn Hughes BEVAN, said to be the defendant's son, after leave had been given to swear that she was dead. New Zealand detectives gave evidence that the defendant when arrested at the country station where she worked said, "Don't tell them in the house. I didn't mean to defraud any one." She denied receiving the money or knowing who received it. A newspaper clipping regarding the court proceedings concerning her "death" was found in her possession, also documents referring to the insurance. The defendant was ordered to remain in prison in Wellington until her departure for England. A Mrs. BEVAN,  a schoolteacher of Cwmllynfell, Swansea disappeared while on a holiday at Ilfracombe four years ago. Her clothes were found on a lonely part of the beach, but although a relative offered a reward for information which would lead to the recovery of her body, no further trace was found. The Probate Court eventually gave leave to presume her death. The Prudential Assurance Company paid £2,881 13s.6d., according to the evidence heard last month, when, following news from New Zealand, the assurance company applied to have the presumption of her death rescinded. Mr. BOWEN, Mrs. BEVAN'S executor, against whom, it is stated, no imputatioin was made for money into court. Mrs. BEVAN'S only son, who had been given leave to presume the death of his mother, was killed in a motor-car accident in Wales in 1924. Susannah BEVAN , alias Trixie FINCH, was arrested in New Zealand on February 22, 1926. Photograph Page (11) Cardiff wedding of Mr. H. Llewellyn JONES and Miss Willoughby HAWKINS at St. John's Church, also the page and bridemaids, Master Derek DUTTON, Miss Mary NORTH-LEWIS, and Miss Susan ROBERTS. Organist married.- The wedding took place at Pontardawe of Miss Ellen JENKINS, F.V.C.M., organist of St. John's Church, Pontardawe, and daughter of  Mr. and Mrs. W. JENKINS, Church Villa, Pontardawe, and Mr. Theo: THOMAS, Pontardulais an official of the Graigola  Colliery Company. (Photographer Harry JONES, Neath). Clynderwen Wedding.- Mr. Ellis Robert PHILLIPS, of Great Molleston, Narberth, was married at Clynderwen to Miss Rosie LLEWELLYN, younger daughter of the late mr. Thomas LLEWELLYN and Mrs. S.G. LLEWELLYN, Rhywoga, Clyndewen. The bridemaids were Miss Florence PHILLIPS, of Kilgetty, and Miss Winnie PHILLIPS, of Swansea (nieces of the bridegroom), and the best man was Mr. L.G. LLEWELLYN, London. (photographer Arthur Squibbs). Wedding at Treacastle, Brecon, of Mr. W.R. JONES, and Miss E.S.P. JEFFREYS- The wedding group Miss Irene PATON, Mr. W.H.P. REES (Pantscallog), groomsman, Miss HENSOL, the bridegroom and bride, Miss JEFFREYS (chief bridemaid), Miss Margaret POWELL, Miss Cynthia JONES, and Miss D. JONES.(photographer JACKSON) John Patrick