WEDDING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1902, 11 October 1906, Page 3

WEDDING.

DOBdON—GRAHAM. &ckß-4sac£ A very pretty wedding was solomised in the Presbyterian Church yesterday, the oontraoting parties beiug Miss Rboda Graham, second daughter of Mr Andrew Graham, and Mr R. DobsoD, sen cf the late Mr Robert DobsoD, of -Napier, Tho bride, who was givtn away by her father, was very btcomicgly attired in a trained crepe do chine dress, early Vtotorian. pointed, bed-eo with handsome embroidered yoke and bertha, and carrying a lovoly shower bouquet. Tho chief bridos* maid, Miss S'. Davies, wore a pale green moussclins de soio dress, ttimmed with dark green velvet, dark gtoea hat to match, and carried a white bouquet, The two other bridesmaids, Miss B, and Miss I, Graham, sister and oousin of the bride, woro pale blue aud pick mouseeline de soie dreeees, bluo aud pink crepe de cbine ha‘e, and carried white, bouquets. Mrs Graham, mother oi tha biide, were a black siik deess, und carried a heliotrope bouquet. Mrs D. Todd, sister of tho bride, wore a pale muslin dress, with black hat. Mr Bernaid Jtff .ies was best man. Too Rsv. Jus. PaSstsim wrs the i flieiasiug minister, Tne bridegroom's present to rhu bride was a gold neck chitn ; gift to the biide from her mottnr, Hiring of pearls; bridegreom’s gfi to the ohief bridesmaid, gold p ad ring, and to tho Misses Graham, gold brooches set with pearls and auioihy-1. The happy oaupie left Lst night for Wellingion, tha brlde’e travelling dress being a green cloth coat aud skirl, trimmed with d-wk green, aud front of white ohiffou.