WEDDING.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8737, 11 February 1907, Page 3

WEDDING.

Reese—Kite,

A very pretty wedding took place nt Ohingaiti on February sth, when Mr George Itoese, eldest son of Mr ■yVilliam Beese, contractor, Adelaide, wap married to Mr Hilda Hite, daughter of Mr Frederick Hite, of Ohingaiti. The which was celebrated by the .iicv. Clarkson, of Taihape, took place at the residence of the bride’s parents, and was attended by mijiny friends of the parties. Ihe Bride was dressed in blue cloth with yrhitp facings, with the i;sual vejl and orange blossoms, ana was attended by Misses Ivy Gower and E. Pickering as bridesmaids. Miss Gower wore ercam nun’s veiling trimmed with insertion and bebs ribbon, and a large picture hat, and Miss Pickering cream muslin with blue sash and picture hat. Mr H. Pickering, of Taihape, acted us best man. Following is the list of presents *• Mr and Mrs Hite, one dozen cups and saucers and plates and halfdozen tea spoons ; Miss Leary, wedding dress, silver jam dish, egg cruet, tray cloth, fancy plates ; Mr H. Hite, silver cruet; Mrs Cottar, veil, silver icily dish, and cut glass salt cellars : Berry, table cloth ; Ivlr H. Picketing! silver teapot; 'Mr A. Pickering, silver teapot: Mrs A. Pickering, silver jam dish ; Miss M. Pickering, pair of •Vases ; Miss A. Pickering, satin handkerchief sachet and pair of vases ; Miss E. Pickering, ruby honey jar ; Mr and Mrs Adams, half-dozen tea plates and half-dozen glasses: Master Adams, water bottle ;Mr Vv r . Kite, pair of picture frames : Mrs TV Hite, silver butterdish ; Mrs Parkins, large centre tase; Mrs Hodd, table centre; Miss Gower, cream jug aud sugar basin : Jlr & Mrs H. Gower, trifle dish and silver honey jar; Mrs L. Goldfinch, 'teapot, pair salt cellars, jam dish and breakfast cruet; Mrs Gooze, three vases ; Mrs Foster, oak tea tray; Miss tester, pair vases; Mr Foster, halfdozen glasses : Mr Harris, pair picture frames i Mr W. Hammond, bedroom jet; Mr J- Hammond, sparklet {syphon; Miss Hammond, pair -wises ; Mrs Turkey, silver honey jar; Mr Bosselmanh, silver cruet; Mias Hilmer, pair fancy ornaments ; Miss M. M, Hillmer, pickle jar ; Mr and Mrs jjivis, silver jam spoon aud butter knife ; Miss Boss, cheque; Mr aud Mm ’Brooks, pair vases; Miss L. pair ruby vases ; Miss Jenkins, pair vases ; Mr Berry, sot of jugs ; Mr ft. Berry, trifle dish ; Miss Berry, biscuit barrel; Miss It. Berry, butterdish; Mr ind Mrs Potherlck, pair pjjyer serviette rings ; Mr B. Lairmah, sjlver crystal butter dish ; Miss M. ffammond, mirror; Mr and Mrs Haekfitt, chees.* dish anil sauce bottle ; Miss jsixtus, velyet bracket: Misses Johan’ son, pair duchess runners and hand 7 painted mat; Mrs Pilcher, pair vases ; Aliases Tompson, pair v&sos and pillow shams; Miss Vickery, pair cake doyieys; Mrs Braithwaite, glass sugar basin and cream jug. The bridegroom’s gift to the bride was a handsome marble clock, and his gifts to the bridesmaids were gold brooches.