A Wedding.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 6 May 1890, Page 2

A Wedding.

» This afternoon just previous to going o Press; the marriage ceremony uniting Mr James Symons to Miss Cook, was performed at All Saints Church by the Ven. Archdeacon Fancourt. The church was crowded w th the relatives and friends of the young couple. Miss Cook was attended by her father, and Mr James Symons by Mr Charles Symons as best man, and Mr Alfred Cook. The bride was attried in a cream mori silk and cashmere, trimmed with orange blossoms ; and with the usual flowing veil. The bridesmaids, Misses Jane Symons and Hawkins wore becoming terra cotta cashmer bordered costumes, white hats to match They were also provided with white boquets. Mr Russel kindly presided at the organ, and played an appropriate voluntary as the bridal party entered the Church. The choir sang " The voice that breathed o'e Eden." At the conclusion of the ceremony Mr Russell played the well known Wedding March. The bride and bridegroom left at once for their temporary home in Purcell street where they were joined by their friends whe stayed just long enough to wish the young couple every happiness.