GARLAND-VEALE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 19, 23 January 1903, Page 2

GARLAND-VEALE.

At St. Paul's Ohurob, Cambridge says the N.Z. Herald, on New Year's D.y, Mr J. W. Garland was united in the bonds of matrimony to Hits 4t»nit Veale by the Rev. 8. J. Gibson. The servioo was fully choral. The bride was pretily and daintily attired in white figurtd muslin, with chiffon trimmings. She also wore a becoming bat of white satin straw, with trimmings of chiff.D, ostrich feather, and white silk i ibbon. The bride was attended by bet sister, Hisi Eltie Veale, and Hit* Yen Garland, both of whom wore pretty dr ses of pink muslin, trimmed in hoe and chiffon, wi'h btlts of white satin •ibbon. They wore white hate trimmed with chiffon, feathers, and Mask relvet ribbon. The bridegroom's present to ths bride was a gold watch andohaia, and to the bridesmaids gold ruby band rings. The brif'egrorm was supported by M' ssrs R. D. Garland and B. Teak. Mr and Mrs Garland spsnt their honey' moon at Te A'oha, subsequently proceeding to their borne at Kopu.

The United ba ß day School Flenla at Bell Block oa Thursday proved a parfeot 'access; There was a very leiye muter, and as plenty rf sports and amassment) were provided for tbe young folk, thtjr hai a very happy tims. Refreshments were provided on that liberal scale which showed that the committee had pucioal experience of tbe capacity of children Id this matter. I he Uarrlton BBnd was in attendance, and elicited great praise fc their pretty selection < f musio, as well as for the excellent way in which it was p'ayed. Judging by the merry of the chlldien ss they came into town by the train, the day had been a happy one. Certainly the weather ooald n jt hart) bien better.