A BRUNNERTON WEDDING.

Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 8 May 1901, Page 4

A BRUNNERTON WEDDING.

A very pretty wedding, and one that attracted a great deal of attention, took place in St. Saviour’s Church, Brunnerton, on Sunday morning the sth inst., the contracting parties being Mr Joseph House of Stiil vater, to Miss Mary Elizabeth Hunter, daughter of the late John Hunter of Brunnerton.

The bride looked charming dressed in lavender rep trimmed with white satin, pearl trimming, an 1 chiffon. She wore a white velvet hat trimmed with white satin and orange blossoms, and carried a beautiful bouquet of white chrysanthemums and maiden hair ferns, tied with white satin ribbon. Miss M. Smith the bridesmaid was dressed in a pretty blue cashmere dress, trimmed with cream satin. Hat to match Mr W Scnion acted as host man. The bride was given J away by her step-father Mr Henry Kentledge. The llcv A Stace tied the nuptial knot. After the ceremony was completed the happy couple with a large number of friends partook of a sumptuous spread at the home of the brides parents, where well wishes were expressed for their future happiness. The following arc a few of the hand, some presents. Bridegroom to bride, gold broachbride to bridegroom, gold sleeve links, bridegroom to bridesmaid, gold broach Step-father of bride, handsome mirror; mother of bride, rugs, linen etc ; Mr and Mrs Henderson, water jug, cake dish and pair vases; Mr and Mrs Moth, silver serviette rings ; Mr Towers, set of jugs, vegetable dishes and half a dozen glasses; Mr Edscr, biscuit barrel; Mr and Mrs E. Smith, cheese dish; Miss Smith, tray and crumb brush ; Mr W. Senior, album; Mr and Mrs Manners, silver butter disli; Mr Milner, clock ; Mr and Mrs Walker, set of carvers; Mr and Mrs Cunliffo, tea set; Mr and Mrs John Bouse, silver sugar scuttle and butter knife; Miss Peck, silver tea spoons; Mr and Mrs Peck, tea set; Mr and Mrs H. Bouse, pair of vases ; Miss E. Masters, serviettes; Mr and Mrs Pitman, tea set; Miss M. and R. Ounlifte, pictures; Miss A, Richardson, teapot; Mrs Trohey, biscuit barrel and salt sellers; Mr and Mrs Gillespie, (Jacksons) cruet; Mr and Mrs J. Richardson, lamp; Mrs Shaef, salt box and photo frames.