WEDDING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 127, 26 June 1909, Page 2

WEDDING.

REYNOLDS-DAVIDSON

At ,St. Mary's Church, on Wednesday Mr Mark Kcynolds, fourth son of Mr. ana Mrs. Keyuolds, of Stratford, was married to Miss Jura Davidson, youngest daughter of the late Captain Davidson, of \m- Plymouth, and Mrs. Davidson, of likorangi. Kev. JJrocklehurst officiated. Mr. J. Davidson, .the bride's brother, gave her away, and Mr. T Davidson officiated as best man. The bride's dress was a Swiss silk robe, with embroidered panels, silk rucking, ana semi-empire train. Sim wore the usual veil and carried the orthodox orano-o blossoms, and a shower bouquet of white roses and ivy trailers, with white silk streamers. She also wore a gold bangle with diamonds and sapphires, th e gift or the bridegroom. Mus Whitehead was bridesmaid, dressed in pule pink nun's veiling, white and gold trimming, pale pink silk girdle, and chiffon hat to ■match, trimmed with marguerites. She wore a gold brooch, with rubies and diamonds, the gift of the bridegroom, and carried a shower bouquet of snowdrops ami headier, with white streamers. A reception was held at .Mrs. Arnold George's, sister of the bride, when the bride's mother entertained 40 guests at afternoon tea. The presents were both numerous ami costly, comprising „ j, TOlt m silver pieces. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds left by the afternoon train for Strartord, their future home. The bride's travelling dress was of navy blue cloth, ki- • mona, with oremc voil, and chiffon bodice, and brown sill; Parisian hat. • ■I 1 I