PERSONAL.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 73, 27 March 1915, Page 5

PERSONAL.

L { Mr W. Rogpvs has resigned his seat Hbs representative of Stratford County Km the Egmont National Park Board, and at yesterday's meeting the resignation Avas received with regret.

Mr G. Harle, chief clerk at the Noav Plymouth Post Office, who has been promoted to the position of postmaster at Ashburtoii, was the recipient of a presentation from the staff yesterday, on the eve of his departure.

The Rev. G. L. Frost, who for two i, .years was in charge of the East Egmont Circuit; was married to Miss Margaret Clarice .Seed, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. Seed, of Douglas, at the residence of Mr and Mrs W. Watson, on Thursday, the large dining room being tastefully decorated for the occasion. The bridal dress was of white crepe de chine, trimmed with military silk with guipure edgings, also a beautiful veil of orange blossoms and a handsome white bouquet. Miss Ella Seed and Miss D. Watson (sister and niece of • the bride respectively) were dressed in white embroidery muslin and silk sashes, and they also carried a bouquet of white flowers. Messrs A. J. -*avis and F. Needham were groomsmen and the Rev. A. O. Harris officiated. A, large, number of guests v were present, and were entertained by Mr and Mrs Watson, Rev. Aker presiding, and the following toasts were given with musical honors. "The Bride and Bridegroom" (Rev. A. 0. Harris), the Bridesmaids (Rev. Aker), the Parents (Mr A. Needham), and the Groomsmen (Mr Harrison). The wedding presents were serviceable and ■ useful. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a beautiful expanding wristlet gold watch, and to the bridesmaids a string of pearl necklets and southern cross gold brooch. The bride's travelling dress was navy blue costume and a black velvet hat. The young couple left by motor car en route for their hqneympon amidst showers of congratulations and rice. Our correspondent states ; that the young element organised a tin band which did good service. In the evening, the festivities were continued. The bride's family are in Taranaki and Christehurch, and many congratulatory telegrams were receiifed from various parts of the Dominion.