ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XV, Issue V, 3 August 1895, Page 143

ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

MR GEORGE SELLWOOD TO MISS CAROLINE WEBSTER. A QUIET little wedding was celebrated last week at St. Luke’s, Mount Albert, between Mr George Sellwood, son of Mr Sellwood, and Miss Caroline Webster, daughter of Mr Richard Webster, Howick. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. R. Gooddine Boler, Vicar of Howick,assisted by the Rev. F. Larkins, Vicar of Mount Albert. The bride looked very sweet in a beautifully-fitting wedding gown of a silky texture, the skirt plain, finished at foot by a large butterfly bow. OF the bridesmaids, Miss May Webster (sister of the bride) was frocked in pink and cream lace, and Miss Maud, in blue with white lace—a happy contrast. Each carried a basket of lovely flowers. After the service the wedding party adjourned to the residence of Mr Hartley Webster (uncle of the bride), where Mrs Hartley Webster had provided an elegant and much-appreciated luncheon. The table, and, in fact, the whole house was decorated with beautiful flowers, rare at this season of the year. The best wishes of all were given to the handsome couple. There were present Mr and Mrs H. Webster, the latter in black velvet with a dainty lace cap relieved with heliotrope, the Rev. R. G. Boler, the Rev. F. and Miss Larkins, Mr and Mrs Sellwood (senior), Mr Sellwood (brother of groom) and Mrs Sellwood, Mr and Mrs Sexton (sister of bride), Miss Sellwood, and little Miss Webster, a dainty mite of four.