DISTRICT NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, 17 February 1920, Page 2

DISTRICT NEWS.

' YORK ROAD. (From Qur Own Correspondent). A very pretty wedding look place on the 11th last., in the Catholic Church, Stratford, when Kathleen Polly Neustrojwskl, eldest daughter of J(r. and Mrs. J. Neustrowikl, was married to Augustus Dodunskl, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs, X Dodunskl. Father Maples officiated. The trlde, who was given away by her father, looked chanmlnjj In a white georgette dress trimmed with pretty white lace and tassels, with hat to match, and carried a love!:' bouquet. The bridesmaids, Roslo Neustrowakl (sister of toe bride) and Theresa Dodunskl (sister of the bridegroom), both wore pretty white lined voile dresses, trimmed with loco and tassels, with hats to match. Mr. J. Dodunskl acted as best man. After the wedding ceremony, the happy party returned to the brido's, parents' residence, where a large number of friends' from far and near had gathered to welcome them and participated in the wedding breakfast, which Was of a sumptuous nature. Jjuring the breakfast, Mr. Schmidt prSposed the health of Mr. and Mrs. Neustrowakl, and Mr. King proposed the health of the bride and bridegroom. Mr. Neustrowskl suitably responded Then came the facing the camera, under the management of Mr. Volzke. As tho evening drew near dancing commenced, and a real jolly good time was spent, the music, supplied by local players, being everything that could be desired. The "BrlnV* dance" realised well over £SO. Mr. Dombroskl's song was greatly | appreciated. Mr. MeCallek amused and Interested the assemblage with hand and card tricks. The supper was again under the management of Mrs. Neustrowskl, and showed her capacity for dealing with a large crowd The wedding presents were numerous and costly.