The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-27 00:00:00

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WEST STAFFORD.
FASHIONABLE WEDDING.

The pretty Tilley) of Ho!Inwood, near Dorking,
Surrey, was the woo on Tuesday, the 20th, of an
event, a short *want of which will interest a lug.
circle in Dersetehirn. The event to whish we refer
was the marriage of Hr. Henry Jahn Smith, the oldest
5071 of the Rev. Real/111d 9. Smith, rector 0, Stafford,
to Kiss Alto. Bertha Wickham' the flfth daughter of
the math reepratsd vicar of Holmwood, the Rev.
Edmund 0. Wloltham. The wedding presents es.
eroded two hisfired in number. and were numb admired
by the aunthroos party whisk assembled to witness the
nuptial rile. At the risk of being Invidious, where
gm, gift was so buidsoms, we mast mention that
Ma. Weald Smith presented • cameo pendant NA
In geld ;a °oral nooklnee, • pebble breadth, a garnet
ring, a Japanthe trey, and agate breath, is., Ate.; the
Bar.V. IX, Mrs., and Mr. E, W. Methane, a piano ;
Miss Caroline Mortimer, "The Becrothe Oberland," by
Blab Welton I Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Moysey, rllver
filigree ornament*; Lady Menu, • traerditog clock;
Sim Leopold and Lady Heath, a pair of Minton vases;
Mrs. Lthionolterre, • tea sot; the nolo:mood aeriania, a
silver eager spoon ; the Rev. F. Alfred Smith, • olaret
jug Mr. and Hrs. Eugene Noel, • gold pendant; Mu.
N. G. Murray-Stewart, • Lamp ; the Mimes Campbell,
a oream jou; Rev. C. W. and Mrs. Bingham, Sower
mice ; Mr. V. C. Monson and other War-ofg•et frtendo,
Dort, "Daring ;" the Ben. MN. Bentlet Noel And Mr,
Ern..st Noel, Swiss phatogr.phei ; Ray.Joho • rid Mrs.
Pinney, deoautere ; Mt and Mrs. Retard k.oot, a
Christian Year; idr. W. W. M. Smith, RA.. and
Yin Aloe Ley, • Ash trite: the Rel. N. F. N.
• clog; tho Rev. R. H. W. Dlgby, an entice° silver
peeper pot ; Lady Emily repro, ivory Taper ludo ,•
Mre. Fra,mte Smith, letter vrighta ; M. Gough
Niol.r,ls, a silk dream ; Mr. Gough Michele' silver
Tomo' ; the Rev. J. F. liright, an old Dresden ,1
desalt terries; Miss Jolla Wickham.. a gold
turquoise locket; Rev. .1. Douglas Wiekham, a met
stand ; Min Smith, a good br.oelet ; Rey J. S. and
Mrs. Thome., silver Inger basin an/ °ream jug. it was
noteworthy how three • unmoor of primer," came to
the bride from tioluoroo-i, and to the brioogreont from
Stafford, his native plow, where its family have been
so long the object of iffAtionthe intend. The latter
Included a gold breoelet hem Mr. Floret MY.. and
Mrt. Moyer, also silver etretestiolie from Mr. George
Floyer, easel from Mra. Raided Smith, • birontt bog
from the late Mr. thread and family, torstlug fork
from Mr. and Mre. Ooldring, illustrated Bible and
CArraftha rear from the school ir.istr, as, teachere. and
ehi • tdryn claret jug from Mr. and Mn,. Pole, silver
rottatard pot from Ito rectory servmte, and other
presents from Messrs. W. Cow,rd W. Reid, Pir. and
Mrs. Coombe. kn. Romisesse presents were r.leu muds
Mr. Bosworth hinilb, Lady Smith, Mos. it. W.
Mr. J. if. W. Ulgdy, Lend kliodonald, Mr. and Mrs.
lhgerf, Dr. and Me. beieet ilawkit.s, Mrs. Lees, Mrs.
Soriell, W. U. Ihiruer, ileathoote Smith,
Rev. W. awl ML Urquhart, and many other'. The
arisen of the Lueuyairon was feed at Dawheh sod the
Cormah aml Lilo bride and bridegroom left their
(nee i• aid r.letimrs by the 3.30 train from Duriwig
f,r thy) r thstsuauou.mle ut, Miming from the villagers,
who it.iiumbled to bl.l good•byo to the young Nide,
whom :lug had fo Ling loved. This mardmg• =due a