WEDDING BELLS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 4061, 11 June 1903, Page 3

WEDDING BELLS.

A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr Thos. King, Arowhonua on the 20 th ult., when Beatrice Ada, eldest daughter of Mr T. King, was united in bonds of holy matrimony to Mr Z. Kay, the youngest son of Hr Goo. Kay, of Cheviot. The officiating clergyman was the Rev. J. Blight. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a royal bine dress trimmed wr.h white silk, and she also wore tho orthodox veil and orange blossoms, 'ihe bridesmaids were Miss Martha Mitclu 11 and Miss Bella King. The former wore a dress of white muslin with ye'l o v sateen and hat to match, and the latter a dress of navy blue, relieved with white trimmings and hat to match. Mr Eli Mitchell attended tho groom as best man. Appended is a list ol the presents received Mr and Mrs T. King, horse; Mr Iverach, lamps ; Mr and Mrs Baragwanath, cake dish and salad bowl; Mr and Mrs Benbow, afternoon tea set, Mrs E. Mitchell, blankets; Mr J. McAulitfe, quilt ; Mr J. dim, cruet; Mr C. Bates, pair pictures ; Mr Talleisail, pair pictures ; Mr A. Frew, pn.suving pan ; Mr D. Mclnnes, kitchen tabic; Master and Miss Mclnnes, looking-glpss and ornaments ; Mrs Hemioker (Wellington), set dishes ; Mrs Burr (Timaru) cake dish; Mr A. Ihompooii vJo.vngitata), lamp ; Mrs T. Was) region, cushion ; Mr D. King, {lower-stand; Miss S. Currie, breakfast cruet r. Miss C. Double, butter cooler ; Mrs G. Moulten, cake-dish and salt rebars; Mrs E Butler, cake dish, water jug and tumblers ; Mr Longson, bread-board Master B. Moulten, pin dhs.i ; Mr and Mrs T. Barr, cheque ; Mr and Mrs-Jnel-son, half-dozen bread and I utter p;atcs. Mr G. Mclnnes (Winchester), a'Un con tea set; Mr H. King, salad bowl ;.Mr W. Radford, tray and breakfast c/v-ct i Mr Hancock, pair shoes . Mr G. Watts, aerated waters; Mrs G. Watts, serviette rings; Mr and Mrs Mitchell, cruet; Miss M. filing, tea cosy ; Mr W Bills pair vases ; Mrs W-. Bills, butter cooler ; Mr J. Barratt, ornaments Mrs J. Barratt,, jelly dishes ; Mr A. Kino-, teapot; Mr J. Bryan, cnccsedish°: Mrs J. Pratiley, photo frames.Mr G. Claridge, pickle jar ; Mr C. Claridge, jelly dishes ;Mr Bates, table cover; Mrs Martin, caKedigh glass dishes and jug : Mrs o. T redcly, jelly dishes; Misses P. and 1. larrant photo and frame and bread kmie.! Ensio-n Schrocdcr, water mg ana text Mrs °Roddick, cake dishes and vases; Mr J. Cross, half-dozen Mrs Tilbrook, pm cushion ; Mi \U liamspi cturcs ; Miss Fawdvay piotm os • Mrs G. Me Co I'bck. _ salad bowl , Mrs C. Horsman, breakfast set aru water jug; Mr and Mrs Tarrant, tea service; Mr Harris, moustache cup; Mrs Dunford, photo frame ; Mrs Sweeney pair vases i; Mr F- Adams, o meats; Mr P. Kildare, fruit and cake dishes; Mr J. Anderson, sot BiusLe Mr G Nicholas, shaving bowl i; Mi M. Jones, photo frames ; Mrs Walker picture texts, Mr Hopkinson,, halt-dozen plates ; Mrs Double, butter-dish , Mis N. Double, pair candlesticks ; Miss LDouble, jelly dishes ; Mr E Kiim. child’s cot; Miss B. King cream jug and 3 basins ; Mrs McKay, pillowslips,- Mrs Boulter, half-dozen dmnei plates ; Mr A. W. Smith, set jugs - Mi T and Miss E. Mattingly, laimdi.ffi and stand ; Mr B. Cooper, egg-cup coi • Mv N King, ornaments i; Mi aSL’kcfL set irons Miss Elsie Kins-tray-cloth; Miss Bella K.ng, tmlct covers; Mrs A. Double, a petcomtmt, Bridegroom to bridesmaids, brooches bride to bridegroom, sleeve link, bridegroom to bride, silver watch chain.