WEDDING BELLS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10513, 30 December 1911, Page 5

WEDDING BELLS

MOORE—WEST, . : . -.if. A-pretty-wedding wasf celebrated- in; St.. Iter. R. Young, Vicar,; on .Thursday, • When Miss j., diaughter:of Mr. M. T. West, Daleneld, was. married to 'Mr Robert Walter Moore; of, ,Pukekohe, Auckland. The bride, who wj> attired in a pretty cieam costume, trimmed with pale blue, with hat to | match, was given away by her father. She was attended, -by Miss Mjabel Moore, sister of the bridegroortt,' •■• ?s chief bridesmaid,'. and Miss. Pearl West, sister of the bride, as; second maid. Mr T. Moore was "best man. and Mr C. E. West groomsman, Fno dhief bridesmaid was attdred in a dainty cream net frock, all worked ,- and with silk overall, with a large black hat, while the second maid WJB robed in a pretty-embroidered frock and wore a bronze white silk hat. Mi&s Mona Moore, A.T.C.L., L.A.8., played the Wedding March. After the ceremony, the weddi.\.g party adjourned to the DalefieM Hail where a large number of guests .at down to the wedding breakfast, the main feature of which was a hundsome three-decker wedding cake made by Mrs Mundy, Waihakeke. The usual toasts were duly proposed and honoured, after which Mr and . Mis Moore left- by the train for the South, where the honeymood will be speat. The popularity of the bride and bri-le-groom was fully s/hown by the largo numlber of presents displayed. The bridegroom's present to the bride was a fine horse 'and saddle, while to. the bridesmaids he gave a jewel case and a bracelet to the chief and second maid respectively. J During the evening a dance was beici in the Dalefield Hall to celebrate t)ie occasion, ami the attendance was veiy large.

Mr and Mrs It. W. Moore will take up tiheir residerce at Te Kuiti.