The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

I Fashionable Weddings. Lovatt-Broadhurst. ON Thursday afternoon, at St. Paul's Church, Colwyn Bay, the marriage was solemnised of Mr John Henry Broadhurst, of Lawrence House,* Burslem, and Missi ilpha Lovatt, fourth daughter of t'he late Mr Eli Lovatt, of Withy Stakes, Werrington, from Ivy Lea, PrinoeU Drive, Colwyn Bay. The Church was well-filled with a large and -fashionable congregation, including most of the bride's friends in Colwyn Bay, amongst whom were many of the oldest residents in the town, and many who had come from a distance to witness the nuptials. The bride looked charm- ing in a dress' of grey voile, trimmed with white n silk, .orange blossoms, and very handsome lace, the gift of Mr and Mrs Hardy, of Long Ea¿or., Derby. She carried a lovely bouquet of white roses, lilies of the valley, maiden-hair fern and :milax, the gift of the bridegroom. The bridesmaid were attired in pink vcile., trimmed with pink i;,ilk and cream lace. They wore gold chains and turquoise rings, and car- ried beautiful bouquets,tihe gifts cf the' bride- groom. The bride wacz, escorted to church by her brother-in-law, Mr Rofe, of Burslem, and was given away by Mrs Bridgwood, of Armita' Staffordshire. The best' man was Mr H. Broad- hurst. The ceremony was performed bv the lev, Canon Roberts, vicar of St. Paul' Colwyn Bay, and the Rev. J. H. Hope, M.A., curate. The Rev. E. W. Bridgwood, curate of Armi- tage, Staffordshire, gave an address at the con- clusion of the service, which was fully choral. He said the happy pair were present that day, because of their love for one another, which love would! carry them through dark days a; well as bright ones, but he begged them to think of a love even greater than their own—the love of God, which would carry them through the trials .and difficulties of life, and bring them safely to the, happy land which all hoped to reach. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Hotel Metropole, at which there was a large attendance, and the newly-married pair received the hearty felicitations of a ho.st of friencls. The wedding cake, which was made by Mrs Malam, was a triumph of the- decorative art. The happy pair left by the 6.18 train, amidst the renewed good wishes- of many friends, for Liverpool, 'en route for the Isle of Man. List of Presents. The presents were numerous and costly, and in cluded Travelling case, Miss Lovatt to bride bride to bridegroom, gold watch; bridegroom to bride, gold bracelet (bracelet set with turquoise and pearls); bridesmaids to bride and bride- groom, silver-backed brushes and comb; pair of paintings on china, Mr and Mrs Emery, l'ort Hill; two pairs brass photo frames, Mr and Mrs Moulson, Birmingham; silver cruet, Mr and Mrs Reece, Bur: llem; oak and silvsr biscuit barrel, Mr and Rofe Burslem silver sardine (is 1, M'sscs ;\1 s: it tr Miss Ainiers Manchester; silver tea spoons, Mr Albert: silver sugar basin and spoon; Mr and }Ir:' Dunn and family; silver and oak sardine dish, Mr and Mrs Bevan silver cake stand, Mr and Mrs Jone: Grimsby House; Jasper loving cup, Mr Kirkpatrick; silver scent bottle, Mr and Mrs Marshall, Leek; glass and silver .sugar sifter, Mr and Mrs Emery, Blyth. Bridge; cut- glass flower vases, Miss Crump, Colwyn Bay; so-id silver cruet set, Mr and Mrs W. F. Slater, ,;Ilvcil.bdck- c,lothti brushes, Mr and Mrs S. Jones, Marbury; solid silver flower vases, Mr and Mrs Kent, Burslem; jé.h) êf trinket set, Miss Brock and Mi's Bode, Stoke- on-Trent solid silver serviette rings, Harry, Frank, Lily, and Maud -Broad-hurst; siner sugar basin and two table centres, Nurse Jones, Colwyn Bay; lace curtains, Mr and Mrs 1. Brown and family, Birkdale sideboard dotll, Mr and Mrs T. Robinson, Oxford: duchesse toilet cover, the Misses Hartley; set of taple mats. Miss Alma Jones, Marbury dressing gown, Mrs Roberts, Arnesby; travelling cleek, work stand, and silver pencil case, Mrs Bncg- wood and Rev. E. Bridgwood, Armitage; cal: and silver salad bowl, Mr and Mrs Davie- Glyndwr; copper and bra;s jardinieres, Mr an a Mrs T. Y. Wood, Wolstanton; pair of haiia- painted Vi a nn es e, vases, Mr and Mrs DicKin: oak and silver gong, Mr and Mrs W n. Jones, Hollyhurst; glass and silver vases, Mi a.n^ Mrs Bowden, Endon; bras's photo frame, urse Ferguson, Colwyn Bay; brass pen tray, Miss Bowers, Nantwich glass and silver flower vases, the Misses Parry; copper tea kettle Mi Bailey, Bradley Green; plush and gilt photo frames, Mr and Mrs J. W. Thomas Kensington House; Morocco and silver waist bag, Mr anc Mrs R Dunn one dozen Irish linen hanc'ker- chiefs, Miss Ford, Glanydon; afternoon tea cloth, ilr and Mrs Davies, Oxford silk pocket handkerchief, Miss WiEon, Shiinai; goit- mounted umbrella, Mr Eranx -)adliur-, Indian work tabl'e cloth. Miss Long, Glanydon; two palm- trees, Mr J. T. Jones, ,Crees ,Nurser. ies; gold brooch, set with turquoise and pearls, Miss Ball; half-dozen towels, Miss. Holland, Ccnole'on; glass shade and ornaments .or wedding cake, Mr and Mrs Malam Morocco satchell, Nurse McPhail, Rusholme; clock AL and Mrs John Burress, Burslem; ■uml<!>lla stand, Mr and Mrs Allen, Burslem coal vase, Mr Wm. Grant, J.P., Burslem; salad bowl, bis- cuit barrel, and butter cooler (oak and silver), Mr and Mrs Bell, Burslem; two silver serviette rings, Mr and Mrs J. W. Hughes, Uttoxeter; I silver mustard pot, Canon and Mrs Roberts case of carvers, Mr and Mrs J.• Brindley, Burslem silver-mounted scent bottle, -\I; Hand;, Ferndale; hand-embroidered quilt, Mr -n an Mrs James Grant, Burslem; silk eiderdown. quilt, Mr and Mrs C. Grant, Cobrichje; and marble inlaid clock and opera giasse-, fiom the bridegroom's employers. 4-mongst those present at the reception were Canon Roberts, Mrs Bridgwood, Mr Bowden (ex-Mayor of Burslem), and Mrs Bowden, Mr W. Grant, J.P., Burslem; Councillor (,ra ii t and Mrs '"rrant, Burslem; Mr Knight, Port Hill; Mr S. Upton, Burslem Mr and Mrs R. Allen, Buislem; Councillor, Mrs and Miss Brindley, Burslem Mr Geo. Holland, C cngle- ton Mr and Mrs Charles Grant, Cobridze; Mr and Mrs Moulson, Birmingham; Messrs H. and F. Broadhurst, Burslem;" Mr and Mrs Bell, Burslem; Mr and Mrs Adamscn. Colwyn Bay: Mrs Roberts, Arnesby, Colwyn ILl"; Mr Rofe, Burslem, Mrs Marshall, Leek; Mr and Mrs Tones, Marbury, Colwyn Bav; Nurse Jon! Colwyn Bay; Mrs Malam, Colwyn Bay; the Rev. J. H. Hope, the Rev. E. W. Briclgwcce, etc. As a delightful conclusion to a very happy day. a large number of children and' young people were entertained at Ivy Lea in the even- ing. Games wrere indulged in, and the merry laughter of all present showed how much the gathering was enjoyed, and how grateful those invited were for the kindly thought which had prompted the invitation.

Eames-Edward5. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] AT Caerhun Chapel, near Bangor, on Wednes- day, the 22nd i, i st., the marriage took place of Maggie, only daughter of Mrs Edwards, Brvn Gwilym, Glasinfryn, to -Ir VI". M. Eamcs, eld- est son of Mr and Mrs W. Eames, Llanfair- fechan. The officiating minister was the Re T. Mordaf Pierce, Llanidloes, assisted by Jhe Revs. R. Morgan Jones, Llanfairfechan, and T. C. Roberts, Llanfairfechan. 1 he bride, who was given away by her uncle, Mr Richard Jones, Cremlyn, L'pper Bangor, was attired in a dress of white Oriental silk tnmmed with Brussels lace, with hat composed of white chiffon trimmed with orange blossoms and os:rich feathers. She wore, a diamond ring (the gift of the bridegroom), and carried a bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. She was attended by four bridesmaids, viz. Miss Thomas, London House, Bangor; Miss Olwen Jones, Cremlyn; Miss Lily Eames, Trigfan and Miss Laura Roberts, Hall Bank, Llanfair- fechan, who wore dresses of white silk and ecru insertion and chiffon hats to match, and carried bouquets of pink roses and- lilies of the valley. They also wore, gold chains, the gifts of the bridegroom. The bride's mother was tastefully dressed in black moire, trimmed with Maltese lace, and was wearing a black toque with white ospreys. The mother of the bridegroom looked very nice in a dress of black moire, trimmed with white chiffon and black guipure lace, with toque to match. The groomsmen were Mr Arthur Eames (brother), and Air Ll-ew. Edwards (the bride's brother). The wedding march was played by 'Master Humphreys, Cartrelle, Upper Bangor. After the ceremony, Mr and 4jrs Eames were presented with a handsome Bible and Ilymn Book bv the officials of the chapel, they being the first couple to be married there. A re- ception was held at Glasinfryn, the guests num- bering over. ;(xty, and; in the evening Mrs Edwards gave an "at home," which was well- attended. In the afternoon the happy couple left for Leamington, where the honeymoon will be spent. On Thursday afternoon the chilccen of the National School, Glasinfryn, were entertained to tea by Mrs Ed wards. List of Presents. The presents were numerous and valuable, and included the following:- Bride to bridegroom, travelling bag; bride- groom to bride, ruby and diamond nng; Mrs Edwards (mother of the bride), cheque; Mr I.lew. Edwards (brother), cheque Mr and Mrs Eames (father and mother of the bridegroom), cheque; Misses Evans (sisters), silver lamp; Mr Arthur Eames (brother), fish knives and forks; Mr Ivor Eames (brother), silver after- noon set; Mr and Mrs Jones, Cremlyn, silver centre piece; Ir Glynne Jones, Cremlyn, silver jam stand; hss Olwen Jones, Cremlyn, silver cruet; Miss Nellie Jones, Cremlyn, lace tray cloth; Kitty Jones, Cremlyn,case of silver serviette rings; Mi? Howell Jones, Cremlyn, case of silver salt cellars; Mr Conway Jones, silver fruit .spoons and grape scissors in case; Miss Hannah Jones, of Bethesda, breakfast cruet; Miss Jones, Tynycoed, dining-room clock; Miss Jones, Ager, bronzes; Mr John Ldward-i and Miss Edwards, Gerlan, cheque; Mr and Airs Edwards, Pentir, gold..mountcd vases; Mr Willie Edward s silver-mounted jelly jar; Mr and Mrs Wm. Edwards, Conway, toast rack and cruet combined; Miss Tennie Edwards, silver jam stand rr Pierce Edwan>, silver sugar sifter; Airs Thomas and Mr T. J. Thomas, London House, Bangor, elclerdoni-i quilt; Miss Owen, Bodlondeb, Llanfairfechan, silver vases; Miss Davies, Llanfairfechan, vase; Airs Jones, Mona-terrace, Llanfairfechan, tapestry vablec.loth Mr W. Parry EH;s, J. obate- court, silver-mounted bottles in case; Mr W. Talmage Davies, Metropolitan Bank, silver cake basket; Mr and Mrs. Chas. Asliby, Lincoln, oak and silver tray Mr Henry Hughes, Bath- esda, case of cutlery; Mr and Mrs Mor.is, Chapel House, brass stand and brushes Air and Airs Lloyd, Ogwen-verraca, Bethescla, silver sardine fork Air and Airs Robert Jones, Bryn Gwyndy, silver jam spoon; the Mayoress of Bangor, silver hand mirror; Mr and Airs Ni-il- liams, Brithdir Alawr, copper trays Rev. T, C. Roberts ajid family, Llanfairfechan, cheque; Air J. E. Roberts, J.P., Bryn Alor, silver tea- pot Airs S. P. Owen, Pc-rtmadoc, silver salt cellars in case; Airs Jones Borth, duchesses clovers; tss Jame.s jünesl, 1 ortmaooc, paintings; Air and Airs Hughes, Bodlonceb, Llanfairfechan, silver jam jar; Air and Airs Griffith, Plas Earm, Llanfairfechan, tea tray; Mr Griffith, l'erfeddgoecl Hall, silver gong; •'Aliss Ellen Ann Roberts, fancy salt cellars AIiss Jones, Llwynfryn, I.landudno, silver cake stand; Airs Ellen Hughes, silver salt cellars; Airs W. O. Jones, Liverpool, silk cushiony Air and Airs Wm. Jones, Balliol-road, Bootle, silver hot water jug; Air Arthur and AIiss Jones, Bootle, pair of ornaments; Air and Airs Wil- liams, Cynfal, painting; Miss Cook, The Farm, Bootle, fish carvers;Air Aloses Jones, Carned-ii, pickle jars; Air Tohn Edwards, Conway, hall -I silk brushes; Nurse Hughes, Llanfairfechan, sitk cushion; Airs Sennae, cheese stand; Air Tri o,, Hughes and family, Glasinfryn, silver salt cel- lars in case; Air and Airs Steven Jones, sil\>-i sugar basin Airs Pierce, Glasinfiyn, sidecoard clo h; Mr O. Roberts, Infryn House, salt cel- lars; Aliss Ellen Williams, Waen Wen, flower vase; Airs Lewis, Tynewydd, Pentir, view in frame; Airs Robert Hughes, Glasinfryn, glass dish; Airs Jones, Baptist Chapel House, Llan- fairfechan, silver cruet; Airs Jones, Victoria House, Llanfairfechan., satin table centre; Mr and Airs Thomas, New Brighton, silver photo frames; Airs Williams, Llangoed, photo frames; Air J. Thomas, Glasinfryn, biscuit box (oak and silver-mounted'.) Mrs and* Miss Jennie j o i-i el,, Portmadcc, serviettes; Miss Jones, Portmadcc, tray cloth; Miss. Evans, Glasinfryn Earm, antique jugs; Miss Owen, Coetmor Hall, silver fish carvers; Aliases Roberts, Tiifi-yn House, plush frame with orna- ment Airs Roberts, Infryn House, trav cloth Airs Jones, Chapel House, antique china; Air and Airs Edwards, Talybont, set of tea things; Mrs Griffith, Llanbedr, dinner service; Airs Thomas Williams, Caerhun, glass cake dish Airs Roberts, Glasinfryn, custard dish; Air and Airs David Prifcchard, silver-mounted cucumber i dish; Miss Ceridwen Roberts, Waen Wen, fancy ornaments; Miss Alaggie Roberts, fancy sugar tongs; Alessrs Harry and Will Pritchard, Ty Coch, copper coal box; AIiss Pritchard, Ty Coch, silver pin tray; Airs Richard Jones, Ty Isaf, fruit dish Air 13en Williams, silver salt cellar; Air and Airs Williams, Brithdir, butter knife and pickle fork; Miss 'Williams, fancy ornaments; Air L. Jones Williams, II.AI. s In. land Revenue, silver table gong Air and Airs Prichard, Ty Coch, Bangor, anci Air and Mrs Richard Evans, London, dessert platss and dishes; Air Thomas Jones, Pantycyff, Pentir, fruit and flower stand Airs Elisa Jones, Panty cyff, Pentir, copper candlesticks; Airs Alar- garet Williams, Glasinfryn, glass dish; Airs Robert Jones, LImn, vases; Airs Robert Wil- liams, Llain, vases; Airs Richard Roberts!, Llain, vases; Miss Clara Williams, Llanfyllin, silver frames; Air Fisher, silver butter cooler Air R. T. Jones, Bronwylfa, paintings; Airs Roberts, Go-rphwysfa, pair of photo, frames Miss Roberts, Wern, brass ink stand; Miss L. Eames, Blaenau Festiniog, picture Air and Mrs T. G. Iorgan, Goss china bowl Alisses Morgan, Goss china jug; Air Thomas Hughes, Britton Villa, jam stand; Air and Airs James Morgan, butter cooler; Air and Airs W. C. Jones, Caellepa, oak tray; Mr and Airs Aiahur London, Stockton Heath, copper kettle and jug; Rev E. P. Jones, Bangor, books; Rev Alordaf Pierce, Llanidloes, silver cake basket; Miss Nancy Williams, Dyserth, silver after- noon teaspoons in case; shop employees at Llanfairfechan, afternoon tea set Air W. J. Jones, Penllyn, pickle jar; Air and Airs Thomas, Penllyn, silver sugar bowl; Rev and Airs ATathews, Llanfairfechan, books; Air II. Pritchard and family, Glasinfryn,' glass trin- kets; Air and Airs W. Lewis, Glasinfryn, siik tea cosy; Airs Edwards, Ty'nyffridd, antique dislies Airs Still, Ty'nyffridd, antique bowl; Alisses Roberts, Alarket Hall, copper tray; Dr and Airs E. O. Price, Bangor, silver vase; Airs Hughes, AToelas, crumb tray and brush; Airs Simon Jones, Glasinfryn, jugs; Mr William Evans, Brynelidr, brass candlestick; Air J. O. Jones, pair of slippers; Miss. Williams, Wern. "Tennyson's Poems" Airs O wen, Erwys House, damask table clc,th; Miss Thomas, Ty'nypwll, silver jam dish Air Richard Wil- liams, crumb tray and brush; Air and Airs H. Hughes, Conway, breakfast cruet; Airs T. T. Roberts, toast rack; Air and! Airs Ellis, North- cot, silver hot water jug Air Owen Jones,Glan Be'uno, silver sardine case; Alessrs D. Jones and Co., Liverpool, silver cake stand'; Miss George, Llanidloes, table centre; Miss Jones, Llys Aled, glass dishes; Airs Jones, ornament; Airs Lloyd, Douglas Hill, Bethesda, mirror; Miss Thomas, London House, Bangor, silver kettle; Air and Airs Pentir Williams, Bangoi, brass fire irons; Air and Airs Thomas, Mat- lock, grape scissors and pickle fork Airs Brad- lev, antique jugs; Airs Sloane, antique bowl; Air and Airs Eckvards, Caerhun Farm, silver jam spoons; Airs M. Buckley, Glasinfryn, glass jug; Aliss Kate Owen, Glasinfryn, ornaments; Alfss Annie Williams, Ty'nyffridd,glass bottle; Mrs Henry Jones, Waen Wen; Mrs Arthur Davies, Miss Owen, and Air Frank Owen, Brynioracb, Conway, ornaments; Air and Airs Jones, Llanfairfechan, eiderdown; Air J. Hughes, J.P., Carnarvon, case of silver salt cellars; -Nfr and ALs J. Williams, Pant, china articles; Air W illiams, Llanfair cheese stand; Rev and Airs Moigan Jones, Llanfair- fechan, copper flower stand; Miss Blam, crockery; Miss Hughes, Pool-street, china; Airs Elis, Beddgelert, views; Air and Mm Evans, Llanfairfechan, silk table centre; Air and Airs Roberts, butcher, Glasinfryn, sheep- skin hearthrug; Miss Annie' Lloyd, NNacii Wen, china teapot; Airs Jones, Tanygrisiau, cream jo* and basin; AIiss Roberts, Brynpwll, silver ,°vl; AIiss Alaggie Alorris, Chapel House, fancy plate; Aliss Alary Williams, Pant, glass dish; Airs Roberts, Bryn Aleddyg, set of d'oyl'eys; Airs Ann Jones, Aber, ornaments Air and Mrs H.M. Roberts, and Air and Airs R. T. Roberts, Bangor, glass jugs; Airs W il- liams, Angorfa, hall brushes; Miss Williams Fron, Llanf<V.r.f-iehan, silver egg stand Mr and Airs W Hughes, Fron Park, mea': carvers; Mr R. D. Evans, Bron Arfon, photo frame; Air Benjamin Evans, Bron Arson, meat carvers; Airs Evan Evans, Bethesda, trinkets; Airs Wni- Jones, Felin Hen, two silver jam spoons Mr and Allies Owen WTdliams, Liverpool, copper flower pot; Mr and Airs Ivor Jones, Bootle, silver jam stand; Aliss Webster, High-sueet, Bangor, silver sugar and cream; Mr and AIrs°Ri-chard Davies, Bangor, case of carvers Air T. O. Wi lliams, Alancbeste'.r, :s-a.<.n tabte cloth- Air IVI-N. Roberts, Glasinfryn. orna- ments; Miss Savage., Bryn Afon, Bangor, paa- silver crackers; Miss Lewis, t'Wy >r ITou-e, Llanrwst, inkstand Misses Jones, Pert Penrhvn House, antique bowl; Air Llew Pritchard, Carnarvon, silver butter dishes and knives; Masters Gwilym and) Llew. '('r^:h' Llanbedr, jam stand and sitter;, Ah^ 11} ■. G.n fith, Glasinfryn, breakfast oish; All 1<. Roberts, Leicester House, Bangor, silver- mounted honey jar; Airs Mary Price, 1 en- traeth, feather pillow; Airs Hugh Rowland, Bangor, travelling clock; Alessrs Welch and Co "Bangor, silver-mounted vase Airs Roberts, Coed Hewel, Bangor, pair of vases; Miss Bessie Roberts, Coed Howel, Bangor, phoio •frame; AIiss Gracie Pritchard, Ty'nlon. sugar and cream Mr and Airs Humphreys, t atretic, Bangor, silver cake knife; Air and! Airs Eames, Festiniog, silver cake basket Kei-•_ • Richards, Llanberis, bocks; Aliss Annie Evai Bryngwilym, toast rack; AIiss Owen, u = Office, Roswen, table centre; Mrs Hughe. Borth, Portraadoc-, brass preserving pan; .Mr Tone. Cremlyn, Bangor, gold coin, Geoi-e; Mr G. T. Thomas, Victoria Hous-, Langor. table cloths.

Thomson-Hughes. I ON Thursday at Lianrhaiadr, the marriage took place of Miss Evelyn Vera, vnungest daughter of Colonel H. R. Hughes, of Ystrad, agent to Sir Watkin Wvnn, to Mr Guv Thomson, eldesf son cf. Mr John Thomson, of Woodferry, and the Old Bank. Oxford. The ceremony was performed in the Parish Church by the Bishop of St. Asaph, assisted hv the Rev. A. R Parker. rector of Malpas, and the Rev. H. Trevor Hughes, curate in charge of the parish. The hride, who was given avvav by her father, was attended bv Miss Mildred Hughes (her sister), Miss Mabel Thomson (sister of the bridegroom), and Miss Gertrude Howell Evans. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mr H. G. Thomson. A reception was subsequently held at Ystrad. Continued on Vage 6. -+-

Mr William K. Vanderbilt, the present millionaire head of the great American "rail- way" house, was married by licence to Airs Lewis M. Rutherford at St. Alark's, North Audiey-street, a,t nine o'clock on Saturday morning.

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