Wedding Bells

Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 May 1915, Page 3

Wedding Bells

Uu the -Jih iust., the marriage- took place at the residence of mv D. Uanks, of Weraroa, of 3ii«6 ii.lsTo Hansou, youngest daughter ol Mrs D. Banks to -Mr Alfred G. Alason, eldest son of Air (_i. Mason, .viilLward-street, Wellington. The ceremony was performed by tile Kev. li. Cottoni, of Otaki. The bride \vl)o wan given away by her father, was dressed charmingly in a white hilk dress, with a Moral sasii (sent from Jigypt by her biother, Private Hanson, tsince wound* ed in the lighting at the Dardanelles), and wore the usual veil and orange blossoms. Airs P. Price, of Wauganui, was lady ol honour, and wore a cream silk dress with pale blue trimming. Air It. (J. Wilson was best man. The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Air and Airs Mason left by the evening train for Palmertson Nroth, en route to Napier.