WEDDING IN AUCKLAND.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9666, 7 April 1893, Page 2

WEDDING IN AUCKLAND.

An unusually interesting wedding took place in St. Sepulchre's Church on Wednesday afternoon, gays the Auck'and HeraU, when Mr A. D Gray, dentist, of New Plymouth, son of Mr Charles Gray, for mmy \ c tra connected with the firm of T. and S. Morrin and Co., was married to Miss 80110 Faulde 1 -. second daughter of Mr Tlntnaa Faulder, of Newton. The party arrived at the church at ha f past two, and the ceremony was then proceedel with, the Yen. Archdeacon Dudley officiating Tho bride wore a very becoming costume of white velvet, trimmed witn Maltese luce, with handsomely beadol white silk petticoat. She carried an exquisite bouquet of early chrysanthemums Her train was borne by a dainty little pago, Master Why Fauldor, dressed in garnet velvet and Maltese lace. There* wore four bridesmaids, Misses Gntey Faulder, HtttieGray, Ida FauMer, and May Faitlder. The two first-mentioned wore attirod in cream nun's veiling, trimmed with ribbons and Valenciennes ltco, and the others woro green nun's veiling trimmed with cream Vaendonncs lace, and silk sashes. Each of the bridesmaids can icd bouquets and wore a beautiful goH brooch, the gift of tho bridegroom. Mrs Fauldor was dressed in a becoming Raides de Mere si k, trimmed with jet, and a stylish black bonnet, re lieved with piuk, while Mies Jane Gray was attired in a pretty gray costume, and Misi Faulder, sister of tho bride, wore a stylieh brown velvet, handsomely beaded. Tho groomsmen wcro Messrs J. Faulder and J Gray. Tho bridal party loft on Thursday for New Plymouth. The presents received were both numerous and valuable.