WEDDING.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4076, 30 March 1892, Page 2

WEDDING.

An event of more than ordaryinterest—particularly to thefair s-, was celebrated in the: Prtsbytian.' Ohurch, Masterton, this afterjon, when Mr Frederick Cooper, of Eigi, tikei, was' united in- the bod of matrimony with Mary Ark| a ,' Hannah,; third; daughter ] of ife Lowes, J.P.,' of this' town, TlieOhurch,,which was decorateditheS occasion, theajsles being strewlith"-: flowers, was erowded for, fulljalf? an hour-.before . the •.• took place, so greatwaa theirjesti manifested in '(# event/ PL^- 1 path lending to theohnfohMjd; in matting, anfwas lined withjiea ■ who could not gain admission the: sucred edifice. The .*iiiarriagelre- ; mppy was performed ;by:tMy.; Bobert: Wodd, the service -bra very pretty one; The soif rei ed !| several, appropriate hymns, at ,he; l' Wedding, March," was' the organ by. Miss Feist,-. -The Beit who was attired in a liaridsomj ife i cashmere dress, trimmed -with; ite! lace and ■■■ orange . blossoms, 4a ; a; beautiful'* bridal veil, enterei he* church on the arm of her oarried a pretty bouquet, Th'e't oJv;

' lowed the.-bridesmaids, Miss Phyllis Lowes, Miss Hogg and Miss Knox, who wore dressed in light pink cash* mere, trimmed with blaok ribbon velvet, niih feathered hats tomalch, each carrying bcau'jful bouquets, The bridegroom was supported by Mr M'llillan, oißangitikei, who offioiat.'d as groomsman. On loaving the church tlie happy couple were showered with rice, and proceeded at once on their honeymoon trip (which is lo be an extended one) with (he best wishes of many friends,