Wedding Bells.

Manawatu Standard, 29 July 1904, Page 5

Wedding Bells.

Sitiith.-'Trassl

. St. Mary's Church", AshhW.t, was the scene ot a quiet but very prd-ty wedding, on Tuesday last, when MiGeorge Arthur Smith' was: united in the bonds ,of holy matrimony to Alice, only daughter -of Mr Chariest' Trass, a well-known resident of Ashhurst. The. Rev., ;G. Young Woodward officiated. The b>'i:le, ■ who was given / away, by '" her father,; 10.. ,ked charming in, a, hands pine dress of French grey.-'-■■ eas-_iere, wit & white satin trimmings^ ; She wore* a pretty chiffon hat to. match, and cariiod a shower bouquet. The bride \\as attended .by Miss-E. rßogun, who v. as most, becomingly"'atth'ed in-a citam voile '• dress and black picture' hat. Mr Walter. Trass, .brother or the bride, acted asbest mail. Afc?r the ceremony the. guests; adjourned, to the residence; of' tho:bride's■ parents;,' where the; usual -toasts wsre duly honoured. The happy-, couple, 'carrying with them the best wishes of; a large circle'of friends ■'•.for their future happiness, and in a perfect de-' .luge of rice, drove.to.Palmerston.to. .catch .the northern 'express for- their -future home; The bride's ;vra>- ell ing. -dress was of havyblue cloth' y.ith' .■cream, sill- front, arid she wore ; a pretty hat trimmed -with ■-ostrich: •plumes.' ■■■■-:•'■ '; :. ■•; .;:,'-:;:-.•■.■.;-. ■ '■;■/_••'■..;.."