The bridesmaids were Misa Sara Camp bell, sister of the bride, and three little girls, Mlaees' Hazel and Constance Craig, nieces -of the bride, and Miss Nancy Longlands, a tiny niece of the bridegroom. Miss Campbell wore a beautiful dress of soft white Bilk, tacked, and a very stylish and pretty bright pink hat. She carried a lovely shower bouquet of pink and white flowers finished with pink Batin ribbon. The little maids were charming pictures in dainty frocks of soft white silk made down to their toes, and prettily finished with tuckd, white silk drawn bonnets, white dhoes and socks, and each carried a pretty basket of white flowers and maiden hair fern. The bride groom presented Miss Campbell with a gold ring and the little maids with gold brooches. Mr Alfred Laurie acted as best man, and Mr A. A. Oavies as groomsman. The Wedding March was performed at the cloße of the service by Mr Beale, the organist of the church, who also per formed selections while the guests were assembling. A reception waa afterwards held by Captain and Mrs Campbell at their residence, when the young couple wete showered with congratulations and good wishes for future happiness and pros perity. The wedding presents were both numerous and handsome.
