Wedding Bells.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 294, 18 June 1896, Page 2

Wedding Bells.

A veVy pretty wedding was^celebrated at All Saints' Church, Palmerstan North; .irirjJune 17th. The. contracting parties were Mr W. F. Stanley, of Fowlers', third son of the late Mr John Stanley, of Calcutta, and Miss Alice Emily Hitch, th« fourth daughter of Mr John Hitch, Timaru. Miss Amy Rockstrow attended as chief bridesmaid in a pretty heliotrope dress j Miss Vera Archer in cream satin, and Master Pringle as page' in cream satin and ruby velvet. The bride, who wore a pretty dreuuoi*ivy satin, with tulle veil, was given away by lyir D. Pringle, a brother-in-law. Mr A. D. Stanley acted as best man, and the Rev. Herbert Hunt waarthe officiating clergyman. The friends of the bride and bridegroom were entertained at an VAt Home " by JMr and Mrs Pringle. Some pretty dresses were worn, among them' being' 'Mrs Pringle in an Astrachan cloth, MrsjW. Jones (of Kiwitea) in a black silk, Miss Hill in a greem velvet,'' Miss May Stanley fawn tweed, Miss Mildred Stanley blue serge, Miss Nellie^Rockstrow dark tweed. The present?; were numerous and costly. The newly , wedded pair left by the 5.30 train for Feilding, en route for their home at Fowlers, carrying with them the, good wishes of many friends. ,Tbe bride ' wore a pretty travelling dress of electric green cloth. We wish the' newly married couple many years of - happY ness and prosperity in "their wedded life. — —^— — — » • > i