WEDDING BELLS

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 2, 28 February 1907, Page 19

WEDDING BELLS

~ v _ • WOQDS^UW&> 'I- ' V *• At St. -/Joseph '.s._ C^t-Kedtal" on;" Wednesday, :~ January^ - 16, was- celebrated an 'excee(liiigiyr v pr«t'Ey -wedding, \\ie - occasion • -hdtig the. riiarrjage of J Mr.~ Geo£g6> Wctods^ oflnvercargill,- to Miss , Minnie- Burns, . daughter- - of- -Mr. A. Burns, Union street, Dunedin. \ The bride, wh'ci was ' givenr~a(way"'by~ her father; " z ~ wore.' a very""lfaftdsotnT" ~ Uress'" of; -embroidered net over' white silk, £ull_ skirt, ; and> "-train; with ' tulle " veil- over 1 a.- tiata of " orange - blossoms-. She. also wore a valuable gold muff chain, the- gift ,cf the bridegroom.-;. The " bridesmaids, Misses Kate "and Queenie Burns '(bisters ol the bride),, wore cream serge dresses, / witli ~ white picture hats. .The . bridegroom was attended - by-'Mrl J. T. Hamann, as best man, and Mr. "J. Woods as groomsman. After the wedding breakfast at the residence of the bride's , parents, the guests were .driven to Waitati, frouv - whence the happy couple— left • for Chris tohurch and. - Wellington. The presents, to Mr. and Mrs. Woods were numerous and costly, and the newly-wedded couple look with them, to their future home, in Invercargill, the best wishes of their many friends in Dunedin * and - elsewhere. - ' - '