The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-19 00:00:00

MISS ADDISON'S WEDDING.

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On the 12th inst., at Holy Trinity Church. by the
Rev. A. K. Nairne, assisSed by the Rev. W. S. Shuttle
worth, Edith Nairne Addison, fifth daughter of the R.I.
J. I). Addison, vicar of Holy Trinity, Weym eta,'
to Henry J. Wilson, son of Mr. and Lady Wile. n. 4
Weymouth. This marriage of • lady so hi:o7
el-teemed for their father's and mother's sake, its wed
as that of the family, and especially for her
create i unusual interest its Wrytnouth pari.h.
ct
Tuesday morning. and atrings of flees were h..istel
at
various points, and on board the shippins: is it'.
tffh ;tledr:
allw h while the htiei neighbourhoodgh,of
f I.near
f beinglb. Churcho.c::
lot, grand stands by eager crowd.. The carriwn
contaioing the happy party started from the Rev. J. D.
Aidlison's residence on the Portmore-road, and pr.-
cseled to Trinity Church under a gay variety 4
bunting, which loving bands had stretched in the night
over the Vicarage lawn-path and entrance, by the
Union, and at Rodwell cross-roads, and other tointa
sods, they approached the church the crowd increas4
while the church itrelf was quite filled. The bel
bride, for so she is throughout the parish, was drereei
in white satin and Cashmere, with • train, her arr.ath
of orange blossom-, • tulle veil, and held in her hand
a large bouquet of white roses; the bridesmaids were
eight in number, bein; nieces id the bride al
bridegroom, and, except the leading bridestand
mails reprepresented a flower. Miss Nairne f."
attired in pale blue nun's cloth and satin;
Sttay Nairn.) appeared as "primrose," bein: d'ck"'
accordingly with large numbers of those dowel;
Miss l'erry Keene, violet; Miss Audley Alil^6
forget.manot ; Miss Estelle Addison g-rsnium
Stephanie Addison, stephanotis; Miss May
marguerite; Misa Mary Wilaon, blue convolvoco•
The bridesmaids waited for the bride in the
closed up after her, and walked up the church in Po'
cession. Mr. Pilleau was the gro m's best ton•
Bouquets of flowers decked the finials of the chcir
stalls, and were also i.n the communion table. .11
the procession came up the church, tar. Dorg'
Thoroe, organist, playa I—" I have w .ited for the
Lord." The bride was given away by her f.ther, the
Rev. J. Addison, and she looked truly clutruu.4.
as, to tell the whole truth, did also the brid•""t, 4:4
As they went out of the church Mr. Thorns lueir
"The Wedding March," and flowers were strove
the bride's path, and dropped from the seile".'
and, as they were entering the carriage, thel
was a perfect shower of ride. They return...
to the Vicar's t the wedding breakfast, and the hod'
and bridegroom afterwards drove to Dorchwto, °
rouge for Tenby, there to @pen I (heir b nertu.
Among those present were—Maj ir sod Mrs. Ad nes,
Lady Wilson, Mn. Wiltion. Mr. and Mrs. R. Viiii°„.„°'
Mr. anti
alMtdrilne,DZinrsi CLKEe;nll.....,LikMaes.' amArll:eyanosehi.:4:ll:
worth, and of course those who took part Is tbe 057
Many. The bride's presents were numerate.
and useful, and Melo led • handaims biscuipbot.
st ind, letter rack, given from teachers an I others er.
Holy Trinity School. Sunehisie gilded the )011,1
i scene, and perbagms a noteworthy feature was than
I Ilaks agoosporded by Mr. Maw or•