WEDDING BELLS.
A quiet hut pretty wedding was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church, on Thursday, August sth, the contracting parties being Mr C. W. Goodwin, eldest son of the late Mr C. Goodwin and of Mrs Goodwin of Seyton Street, Stratford, and Miss D. H. Calvert, of Bradford. Yorkshire, England. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. r , Howard", The bride, who was given away by the bridegroom’s brother, Mr A. J,. Goodwin, looked charming in a navy crepe-de-chine dress and cherry.coloured georgette hat and carried a sheaf of Marguerite daisies and wattle blossom. The bride was attended by the bridegroom’s sister Miss 0. M. Goodwin, who looked very nice in a navy crystaline dress and white Leghorn hat, trimmed with pink and also carried a sheaf of marguerite da s es and wattle blossom. The duties of best man were very ably carried out by Mr AY. A". Goodwin, broth ir of the bridegroom. The - bridegroom s mother afterwards entertain, od the party at the Medina Tea Rooms where the usual toasts were proposed.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXI, Issue 19, 11 August 1920, Page 4
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