A POPULAR WEDDING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1411, 23 March 1905, Page 2

A POPULAR WEDDING.

GAUDIN—KRONFELD,

[(Special to .Gisborne -Times.) Auckland, last night. St. Paul’s Church was to-day the scene of a fashionable wedding, when Miss Jenny Lotomua Kronfeld, eldest daughter of Mr Gustav Kronfeld, the well-known Island merchant, was married to Mr Walter J. P. Gaudin, one of the proprietors of the Gisborne Times. Both families being so well known in the city, it was only natural there should be a great crowd to witness the ceremony at the pretty church, which was beautifully decorated out of compliment to -Mr Gaudin, who did suoh good work in the parish as superintendent of the Sunday School and ohurchwarden. The servioe was fully ohoral. The Rev. Canon G. M. Nelson officiated. The bride and the attendant maids, the Misses J. Stevenson, L. Ehrenfried,. M. Kronfeld, and M. Sillvisra, were exquisitely gowned, and made one of the prettiest groups seen at St. Paul’s for a long time. Mr William L. Gordon, of Wellington (private secretary to the Hon. J. Carroll, Native Minister), and Mr Ernest Chrisp, of Gisborne, were the groomsmen. Tbe bridesmaids carried very lovely bouquets, and that of the bride was composed of rare orchids, the gift of old friends, Mr and Mrs Steadmen. The gifts of the bridegroom were a diamond and pearl pendant to the bride, and necklets to the bridesmaids. After the ceremony, which passed off very happily, Mr and Mrs Kronfeld held a reception at the Masonic Hall, and, large as the building is, it was taxed to accommodate the numerous guests. The breakfast was a most sumptuous affair, and was sarried out on a very lavish scale-. Everything was in perfect taste, and as apparently nothing had been spared to ensure the pleasure of the guests, the reception "passed off with eelat. The health of the bride was proposed by Canon Nelson, who referred in oulogistic terms to both the young people, and it was happily responded to by Mr Gaudin. Other usual toasts were honored. Thejjfestivities were continued in the evening. There was a dazzling array of presents, which oame from all parts. ~ They are exceedingly Handsome and costly, and are said to be the best saen in Auckland. LIST OR- PRESENTS,

.Captain, aad Mrs Hlufuugel, Samoa (cousin oil ibba bride)* cheat of silver table cutlery and silverware Mr Leser, silver standing pie dfsih Mrs L, Ballin, fruit and put stand Misses Ballin, silver sugar basin and cream, jug Messrs E. and M.- Ballin, silver epergne Mr and' Misses Oxley, silver salts;, in . case Mrs Williams, silver,; cut-glass scent bottles Mr and Mrs Cyril Bell, silver 'and cut-glass toilet bottles Mr and J, M,. Masterton '(Samoa), pair, silver vases Md and Stirs ; W, MeOallum, silver tray Mr and Mrs Riotlel (Samoa), set silver, and: pearl handle fish knives and forks Mr Fred Murray, silver hot water jug Colonel and Mrs Radford, picture of Motutap.u by .Colonel Radford Mrs W, Dawson, picture scene from Hamlet Mr A, E. .Whitaker, bread knife, fork and spoon in case Mr and Mrs L. Moritzson (Dunedin),

silik point lace table centre Mr S. Kolm, pair sterling silver sweet dishes Mrs Lonsdale Pritt,- silver photo frame Mr .Julian Pritt, silver photo frame Mr and Mrs S. Jackson, silver sugar basiin Mrs F. Lewis, toast rack

Miss Raphael* hand sachet handker

chief Miss George, point lace table centre Mr and Mrs A.' Hcgman, silver dressing case Ms Adolph Kohn, set table silver-

ware Mr and airs R, N. Bliimerhassett,,

silver salts in case airs E, Dusterdiieck, ribbon work .cushions airs Comber, table centre

air G. Kronfeld’s employees, silver cake tray Mr anil Mrs Thomas Mitchell* pair

antique vases Mr and Mrs Walter Cossar, silver

tea service Mr and airs Jahn, painting Mr W. and tlic Misses I-lellaby, set

pearl handle fruit knives and forks in case airs and the Blisses Austin Murray, set han(l i>ainted fruit plates

?, and.Mra F, E. N, Gaudiit. table

MU and Mrs W. A. Gumming,, k'giid painted vase Mr- anil Mrs J. : C. Cuipan, jowcllcd, casket r .The Misses Cuipan, painting f. The Misses Pascoe, hand carved traj), \ "SN Miss Vale, set silver toiletware V ' Mrs Roland Benjamin," porcelain or-* f' naments ? " Miss Mew in, silver cako basket Mr and Mrs "Arch-dale Taylor, silver 1 j gong *- Mr and Mrs E. Diilsbury Ashton," j picture Inspector and Mrs F. McGovern, I silver biscuit barrel [Mr and Mrs T, Smith, Wedgewood biscuit barrel Mr and Mrs W. Malcolm, pair Dauls ton vases . Mr T. "Adair, epergne Mr and' -"•-altridgo, silver butter knife 'a" jam spoons | and jam spoons |Mr and Mrs R. H. Hopkins, silven | cake basket - iv' Mr and Mrs Seegner, silver serviette | rings and cruet ~ [ " | Mr F. Harris, cheque - iid-.-.T. | Mr Ben. Lewis and Miss Lewis,. jCai.ij-.'; | pictures iv • " | Miss Woo'd, table centre .. ' | Miss Marie Baffin, picture ; . - |Mr and Mrs Fred S. Ballin, hand | painted fruit dishes i | Mrs Ehrenfried, -Venetian ornaments! | Miss Lucy Ehrenfried, set silven i | table requisites ;"| Mr F. V. Kelly, Picture from Life > Mr, Mrs, and the Misses Rothschild, i pair old English vases Mr R. Singer, painting, [ [ Mr and Mrs J. Dickie,, silver mount* eel mirror j Mr and Mrs J. Martfin. an,d family, | pictures from nature .. IMr and Mrs C. "J;. Phillips, hand | painted vases

Mr- E. B. Vaile, sugar scuttle [.The Misses Udy, picture Mr and" Mrs H. Posseniskic, silven entree ."dishes - G - ■ The Misses B.osseniskie* silver toast . rack . •! -i "Y v.;\ Mb "William;Ti (Gordon, pain . silven. Corinthiian-pillar candlesticks'-i Y"-- ": I Mr and Mr« Barry "Koesing,. shell-and, | . figure ornament .- Mr, Mrs, and Miss Currie, silver,, . I fruit dish... r vY V " Mrs Tribe, pepper grinder , |Mr and Mrs.J» D. McCrcdie [(GiSr ' | . bd.rae)i walnut tray ; Y [ [ Me. and Mrs Cossar, gain silver fruili | spoons in case Mr and Mrs S.: Ghatfield, eilver anS j pearl cake-knives and forks -. Rev. Canon and Mrs Nelson, picture [' “ Psyche ” Rev. and Mrs Dawson Thomas,, j Ruskin’s Works | Messrs N. and H. and the Missoa Nelson, silver jam dish I The Misses. Ruth and Marjorie Sjbo- | venson,. Venetian vases Mr 11. C. McCoy, bread knife and | fork in; case • " jMr and Mrs J. C. Smith-,; • embossed silver." flower bowl !: IMe and Mrs J., McK. SCSedjdes, ’ large •j • 1 drawing-room mirror' . |Mr and Mrs Claude-;' Moses, silver , I butter "dish - Mr and Mrs J s . W. Tibbs,;' silver GM j pickle jar |Mr Fred and Miss Tibbs, Daulton- . | ware dish *'- | [Mr- and. Mrs 'J. Henderson, silven [ button houk ain'd shoe horn in I case [Mr Bert Krause, bread board and 1 I knife (silver), [Mrs L. Moses, Dresden chandelier I Messrs "Jowett and Moses, manicure I set in case " -s |Mr and Mra Thomas Davies,, six ] silver salts in case j Mr- E. Vincent, picture,, The iJajia* I -ted Castle ‘ I Mra Samuels, silver photo frame and | bread fork Mrs M. Goselio (Tonga) Daultonware ornaments " -.V [ | Mr and Mra G. P. Murray, set silver I fish knives and forks ■ I Mrs W;it tko.wskile (Melbourne)',. 1 I cheque ■ I Miss Es Sellgrer;,. pair silver mount-!. 1 I eel cut-glass salts Miss A. Meredith, point lane cusijio-g 1 Mr apd Mrs B. Russell, hand painted afternoon tea-set Messrs G, and A;. L.- Watson, silven ’ egg cruet : Mr ; l.iroJtl C- union. silver; conserve 1 dishes Gisborne Times staff, piece silver plate ■ Mr Ernest Chri&p, eet entree dishes i Mr li. Bolitho, silver afternoon, tea* ■ spopns in case i Mr S. Kronfeld, picture, view; pfi , Auckland Higrbor i Mr and Mrs Virtue, silyer afternoon teaspoons and tongs in. case Miss .Virtue, silven cake forks in - - case Mr J-, Phillips, silver salts in case ’ Mrs Moses (Mount " (Eden 1 ), band painted vases Airs Krause, (Venetian- vases - - -- Miss Wood, pair- silver muffineers Mrs Russell, pair hand painted vases Air Adam. Kelly, silver cako basket Aliss Stevenson, silver mounted salad bowl Aliss Seager, silven bread fork .■" Mr -anil Airs Seager, fancy Morocco , card case Air R'obt. AlqCaliom, silver -brush and •mirror 1 ■ Tho Misses. B„ kitchen afternoon The Alissps Ballin, handkerchief' afternoon - ;; . ■ V v AH- B. Newman and family, ." silven cake knives, afternoon, teaspoons and tongs in case . . Judge Ba.tk.am (Wellington), broad , board and knife (silver), ’ Airs Shields, fountain pen Mr and Mrs Gilbert Pgsloj;, silver-* ; ware vases Ain H. DeCosta, silver and greenstone jewel-box * Air T. Dalrymple, painting of -Rangi.totp . • Mr and Mrjg W s IE silven . . gong . " . ", Gisborne Bachelors, pair silver pillar candlesticks Air and Airs W. Gibson, ijsh servers Air and Airs Hamilton Jones, silver and oak biscuitrbarrel . ■■ : .....,.; Aliss Boylan, silver sugar spoons X Air T. Alston Coleman, silver bread’ | fork

air A’. Trevor Coleman, silver toast rack ' Captain and Mrs AV . Martin,. silvers entree dishes air and airs F. J. Teat, silver cruet air F. G. Staff* silver-mounted picklo .jar ,j Captain and airs. A. : D. Cbrlsj), silver cade forks . rair and airs W. Douglas Lysnar*silver serviette rings air and Mrs Ford, silver cruet air, and airs J. W. Whin-ray, drawing room vases Mr J:. Smith, pair oil paintings iof Auckland . i Dr. and airs Morrison, silver serviette rings -Mrs and Bliss, Kebble, ribbon, work cushion ■ -Mr. _A. Ividd, ai.Hi-R., salad bowl Mr- and airs Gillies, flower- stand airs E,; Finlayson, silver mlustard, popper, and salts Mr and airs S,. Wing, silver-fish slice air Chrisp, pair vases aicssrs Hcllaby, Queen - Anne -tea and ; coffee service air and airs Tom Gaudin, silver leapot

air A. B. Ir.vine. pair serviette rings air P. Dawson, butter dish air L. Gannon, silver.table ware air and airs J. Stevenson, cut-glass Pickle jars, in silver stand airs Bridgcn, pair butter knives air J. Endcan', travelling dock air J. and Bliss Coleman, silver save-alls . Mr and airs Ziman, cut-glass salts air arpl_ Mra J. A‘. Williams, cut-glass toilet bottle and set silver scis- • I sors air and airs W.- Johnstone,'silver paul'ton- cream jug and sue titbasin aiiss at. Aletoalfe, silver salts- “K& Mise Allan, table centre % V Mr'and .airs -Tyler, Majolica- flowerpot and silver bread board air and ’ Mrs Scher.fi,.' silver-grape scissors . ' ' -. airs Olliver, cushion Dr and airs Sharman, silver brushes aiiss Sbarman. silver button-hook and shoehorn ■> - .

(In ad'dibioln to the above a large -v : :> number of presents await Jibe happy; ' : ~ :