Wedding Bells.

Northland Age, Volume 3, Issue 21, 2 January 1907, Page 7

Wedding Bells.

Bradley—Masters. A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Andrew'’s Church, Kaitaia, on Tuesday December 11th, when Miss Juliet Millicent (Daisy), third daughter of the late Mr. E. A. Ma'sters. of Kaitaia, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony, to Robert, Emmett, third son of Mr. E. Bradley I ,j!l)ikahue, the ceremony being performed 5 -by the Eev. T. J. Parry. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. Mel. Masters, was charmingly attired in a beautiful dress of white silk taffeta, trimmed with silk lace and accordian-pleated frills, wearing the orthodox veil and orange blossoms, and carrying a lovely shower bouquet with satin streamers. The bride w’as attended by her two sisters the Misses Flossie and Ivy Masters as bridesmaids; the former being dressed in creme voile, trimmed with true lover’s knots, rich lace and accordian-pleated frills, the latter also wearing'creme voile, trimmed with beautiful old lace and silk insertion, both wearing very pretty hats of cream net trimmed with pale blue and pink silk ribbon and roses, each carrying a lovely bouquet of maidenhair fern and white roses. Mr. W. Kirtlan acted as best man. The bride received a beautiful opal ring and the bridesmaids two handsome dagger brooches, presents from the bridegroom. As the happy couple passed down the church Miss Sefton played the wedding march. AjPter the ceremony the guests, who numbered about sixty, were entertained to afternoon tea at the bride’s late home, where the usual toasts were drunk. The bride and bridegroom being general favourites received numerous and useful presents from their many friends. Tabuteau—Johnston. On Thursday the 29th December, the marriage was solemnised at Kaitaia gf Mr. Arthur Tabuteau, of Kawakawa, to Miss Maidie Vaughan Johnston, daughter of Mr. R. V. Johnston, of Kaitaia. We extend our congratulations.