WEDDING.

Taranaki Daily News, 12 October 1920, Page 3

WEDDING.

A pretty wedding was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday, Oct. C, the contacting parties being Ada .Tnne Kow.a]ewskl„'of Tuna, to Prank John Miscall, second son of '.Mrs. M. W. Miscall, of Orlando Street, Stratford The bride, who was given away by her father was attired in .". beautiful dress of crepe do ohh.e and georgette, trimmed with silver and pearls, she also wore the usual veil and orange blossoms. The toilet was completed by a beautiful bouquet of spring flowers and maiden-hair fern nicely arranged by Lester Bros., of Xgaere.. The bride was attended by her two sisters, Eileen and Margaret, former was dressed in a cream sills and georgette, finished v;!,ti> pink roses and a pert hrisqua bar of fi'iiii georgette; the later wore n rose inn); net made with frlils, her hat helm; j, cream Lci>lorn nicely touched with rose* and black velvet streamers, she also carrX-d a cream satin horseshoe. Mr. (Jus .Mist-all, brother of the bridegroom, attended as best man. After the marriage, ceremony, many relations and friends or the bride and gridegroom, were, ci terra inert at the Stratford Marbie Bar. where the usual toasts were made, Mr. Fox presiding at the piano. The bride's mother was attired in a navy blue creiw d» chine, with a pretty hat to match, a 1.1 "the bridegroom's mother wore a black gnrberdlno costume wit!.- cream finishes, and "a bar 10 suit. The Rev. Father Niehollos Moo-*, <f Eithain, officiated. Later in the afternoon the happy couplo left for their honeymom a-nid showers of confetti, the bride's travelling dress beir.g a blue serge costume with a. pretty pale blue hat flushed with a lemon c.ilored ostrich feather. The presents were mi :-.f .nx.and costly, including money and cheques.