WEDDING BELLS.

Digger (Invercargill RSA), Issue 13, 11 June 1920, Page 10

WEDDING BELLS.

, A very pretty wedding took place at Tuatapere recently, the contraetin.g parties being Miss Alva Dick only daughter of . Mr Gavin Diclcson oi Tuatapere, and Mr Hugh Stewart, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Stewart, of Invercargill. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr llill, the role of bridesmaid and best man being capably Hlled ' by„ Miss Stewart and Mr Arthur Robertson respectively. The bride, who was given away by her father, looked most youthful and charming in lier bridal robes. T'here was in good attendance of those interested to witness the ceremony. A unique feature of the wedding breakfast, which- was held afterwards was the presence of thre© Gavin Dicksons, grandfather, father, and son, and the health of the former was proposed by Rev. Mr Hill and enthusiastically honoured. The newly-wedded pair, who were reeipients of numerous useful and valuable presents, left per motor car in the afternoon on a short honeyfnoon trip.