WEDDING.

Wairarapa Daily Times, 7 March 1894, Page 2

WEDDING.

A very. pretty welling was' cele> ibiaW at St. Matthew's Ckoroh, ■MMtetfon, this morning, when Mies Alice Carter, of Maßterton, second daughter of the late-Mr Edwin Carter, ' ofHawke'Bßay.ffasunitedtoMrJ. McStay, of Hastings, Hawke's Bay, the ceremony being performed by the Kev.W.B. Paige, M.A. Despite the early hour at whioh the marriage took place the oharoh was well filled, and the summer dresses of the ladies pro- • sent made the scene a bright one. The bride looked oharming in a dress of ivory surah and broohs, with wreath of orange blossom's, veil, audehower boaquet. Sho wasattended by hersistersthe Mißses Georgio and Maud Carter- I each wearing dreaseß of whito spotted muslin oyer pink silk, with green I i sashes; Jan hats trimmed mtatiakwl roses, and bronzo alibea and stoZiw. T< Mrs Carter (mother of the bride) wore '*. a handsome black moire antique dross. ' trimmed with gbbelia blue surah, and black laee and jet, and also a pretty gobelm and.cream bonnot. Mra Taylor (the bride's sister) wsb dressed in petunia velvet with tan lacohat to match. The bride was given away by her brother-in-law, Mr J. E. Tayl,,, lor, the best man being Mr Wallaoe,-* of Wellington. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a magnificent diamond _ ring and to each of the bridesmaids a handsome pearl broooh. The young couple were greeted with ' ahoworsof rioe astbey left the Church v to the strains of the " Wedding -' " March " finely played by the able - ' organist, Mr W.Ford. Mr and Mrs! MoStay leave Maslerton «, noon for Auckland and Botorua, *- whw« the bomjmo&n will be