A quiet but very pretty weddiafc was solemnised at Lower Hutt on Tuesday when Miss Emily Ada (Daisy) Gardner, daughter of Mr. 'John Gardner, of ■Lower Hutt, was married to Mr. Henry Rowell, of Lower Hutt. The ceremony was performed at. St.' James's Church by the Roy. A. Lloyd Hansel. The bride, who- was given away by. her father, looked' the picture .of happiness .and was attired., in a creme .garberdine costume, white tacel hat, with, white lancet plume. She was attended by Miss Elsie Mungavin, of • Porirua. ■as bridesmaid and she wore a royal blue Santoy costun>9 with tagel picture hat. Mr. W. J. Gardner acted, as best man.
The Kaiser's train library is full of books about the war in German, Eng'ish, and French. He reads no newspapers, but the war news is cut out lor him by "the Military Cabinet" and pasted on cardboard. , The most important news, which he must read, is marked in red ink, and news of secondary- importance in blue, while other news, which he may he-has time, is not marked at all. : The train is, af course, 1 supplied with ; a telephgne, which links ;up at every, station.,
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2646, 17 December 1915, Page 3
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