WEDDING BELLS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8032, 19 January 1906, Page 2

WEDDING BELLS

I'KTTV-HOXKYPrELI). On Thursday afternoon the marriage of Mr T. I'ott.y to Miss R. Jessie Honeyheld, third daughter of Mr ]{. B. Koneyfield, was celebrated at Moturoa, and created considerable interest, not only at Moturoa, but in the town generally, the bride, who was formerly associated with Messrs. Amburv Bros., being a particular favorite with the community. The event was celebrated at the Moturoa Church by the Kcv. Bradbury, the building being specially decorated for the occasion. There was a large attendance of the public. Thi l bride, who was given away by her father, was'becomingly attired in a, dress of white silk, with chiffon insertion, and wore an appropriate wreath of orange blossoms and veil. She was attended by Miss Blanche Honeyliehl, her sister, who was attired in a crenic voile, and wore a black picture hat. Tin: bridegroom wa- ailciideil by Mr li. Hammond as best 111 ". After the ccremo.iy t.ie guests proceeded to the residence of the bride's parents and partook of the wedding breakfast, when the health of the newly married couple was duly honoured. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a handsome silver tea service, and a gold brooch to the bridesmaid. Being the first wedding solemnised at the Moturoa Church, the oflicialing clergyman presented the bride with a handsome prayer book. Avery large number of other pre.' scuts was received. The honeymoon is being spent in tinStratford district. The happy couple were given a hearty send-off at (he railway station. The bride's travelling dress was ->f navy bl.ic cloth, relieved with while satin, and hat to mutch.