New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
Az AMERICAN ufDDLD ~ WALES

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Pr,uAtNNAwH. North Walls oct. 2.-lc'-
dny iu 81 ~,Iuor. Chur.h. 900 tli, beautiful ht' '"A'
CON thc Welsh coast. marrt-' was solcnnfcd OF winch
man, p,r ON. g. America VIII hr -Al &" have ""m' "'
count however brief The bride wa. Miss Margaret h
UI,tc second daughter Of Nj Charlie, J. BLAKE. ui New
York and granddaughter Of Che l.tc General John \
Div The bridegroom was Nj Edward la,ccNc. lIoylc'
,iGr. son Of Mr. Isaac H,,ln. of The Hor. frc'twch
Manchester and one 81 the partners ~ The great cotton
house Of winch hl. father /, the head The cironn-
stances of the first needing o thc yoms couple on tho
steamer DAln ,u the month col April Last. anl the ro
m.,nti, ,ourt-hip and the engagement which cn'ucd
added "a fresh aud happy interest tesho scene.
The ceremony VIA performed by the
Rev j. A Howell. ylclr assisted hj
the Rev T. Al. Cray. dean Of Qnccu'- College Cam
bridge. at which university the bridegroom. completed
nj, course with high distinction some years ago. The
bride attended 10y her two sisters the two sisters Of
the bridegroom and her little coun the children of the
Rev Morgan Dix The bridesmaids dresses were ap
propriatey decorated with the brides flower the daisy
Her uncle Or Dix. gave her away. large company oil
friend, from Manchester and cl-evhere including sev
eral ~ her country people, were present Mrs Blake
has resided for months al Penmaenmawr, rcceiv
ing many kind attentions FROM the residents OF the
place and these friends, with their own hands deco
rated the with flowers from their gree nhouSes
The people of the village took their part ia te-tfyng
tb.ir ad-ctouate intrre, in the family who
have soiOurning quietly among them me mem
beers OF the village choir nearly I'LL artisans ana
tradcspeopc. left their vacations, ~ ne
present. a. volunteers aid frightened th9
service 10y hearty aud delightful music; and
when The bride left the church she found the pain nod
bv fri ndly villagers. several condolences added an III
erest the ceremony the Wedding dress was trimmed
with deep lace which formed sixty year ago part ~
the dress 81 Mr. Catharne NJ DIX. when young iaHA
I'm society IN WashinGton the dress t.e was hl.lt y.
faithful nurse who LU- lived with Mrs Blake twenty
three Years. and would allow else 10 toirh H.
Among the gifts the young bride were many from
fri ndr far away The ceremony. In aocordtnce with
English tradition. performed hall an hour before
noon acrw ard Mr. Blake received her guests and en-
iertaincd them az wedding breakfast served ~ her
Temporary residence. IIwynn Heulog" sunny Grove.
a quaint and many-gabled house III tho midst OF
an old fashioned flower garden overlooked by thenoun
tains and overlooking the The day cOuld not have
been inner. the ShOnc brilliantly. urrrhc blew
fresh shores An9i>y across the bright ana
sparkling and euvtrourd by every au~prohs
omen the Young couple bent their way toward Chesier
Oh a wedding tour To Normandy and Brittany rrou
which they will 10 take possession OF their future
home prov ided sud lifted up fOr their reception
a. a wedding lr by IN, father " The bridegroom