WEDDING BELLS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 152, 18 June 1908, Page 3

WEDDING BELLS.

l'l 'IT—COLUX. A very prctly. but (|iiicl wadding t'> >i place ill St. Mary's Church yestcrili-j , afternoon when Miss Putt, cliiuglitur of Mr. Henry Putt, of Yogcltown, and laic of Okatu," was married to Mr. Ralph Collin, of Wanganui. The Ecv. T. Fisher officiated. The bridesmaids we-e Miss Ethel Putt (sister of the bride!,. Miss Hilda Stoddard (Waitara), and Miss flora Shnsoii (Mantua), neiccs of the bride. Mr Harold Putt (toother of the bride) acted as best man, with Iff W. Smith (New Plymouth) as groomsman. The bride, who was given away, ■ by her father, wore a handsome dress f g'rev taffeta silk cliill'on. with vo];e x' I Paris all-over ho-e. bordered i,v ri,-li! champagne-colored insertion and' tucked kimonos, eaeb tack being edged villi while Valenciennes lace and with a pretty grey I,al to match. Miss Ethel I'utt wi» attired ill a prettily-worked I cream embroidered voille, trimmed with champagne all-over laco. Miss Hil.la Stoddard and Miss Flora Siiiisun wore of pule green silk made up in Princess style, being trimmed with a yoke of champagne all-over lace and kimonos trimmed with green ribbon velvet mad.' into artistically shaped designs, with hats to match. After the wedding, all were driven to the residence of the bride's father, where about forty sat down to breakfast. The bride and bridegroom left for AucklanJl by steamer. I A i|iiiet wedding was celebrated in St. I Mary's Church. IFawera. on M»nd,-iy 1 morning, by ltcv. J. K. Cassell, the contracting |Ki'rlie- being Mr Hastings Braddell, editor "f the Nelson Colonist, ami Mr. V. Hewitt, settler, of Normanby. Mr and Mr, ISraddcll left for the Wairn rapii by the morning train.