TITANIC SURVIVOR'S CARRIAGE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXII, 18 June 1912, Page 6

TITANIC SURVIVOR'S CARRIAGE.

Miss Sarah RothSj one of the Titanic survivors, who had been taken to the fc>t. Vincent Hospital, suffering from shock, was married in the hospital to .Mr Daniel 31ichael lies, a clerk "in NewYork. Both were born in sight of the Tower of London, and had been companions in childhood (the New York correspondent of the Telegraph says). The bride's trousseau and money were at the bottom of the Atlantic, but the Women's Relief Committee saw that the bride had the necessary wardrobe, ihe news of the impending wedding spread quickly through the hospital, and nurses, doctors, charity workers, patients and survivors begged to be allowed to witness the ceremony. Some .were wheeled to the door of the hall in invalid chairs, while others watched ■from the stairways. Miss Teresa I{. •O"Donohue, a member of the Women's :Hslief Committee, played the Wedding March from "Lohengrin." The bride ■was given away by Mr Gerald Redman, whose sister was saved with Miss Roths. .Miss Redman, of course, was the bridesmaid. Mrs Vanderbilt was one of the -lirst to wish the bridal pair a lou<j and prosperous life.