Friday, March 24,1916 Wedding WOOLMER---WIEDENBACH There was a pretty wedding at St Aidens Church of England Natimuk on March 14 when Miss E. M. WIEDENBACH third daughter of Mr. G. WIEDENBACH, of Kadina, S.A., and sister of Mrs Albert SUDHOLZ of Mitre Lake was married to Mr H. C. WOOLMER, second son of Mr W. WOOLMER of Natimuk. The Rev. T. COLE performed the ceremony. The church was decorated by the girlfriends of the bride. The bride, who was given away by her brother-in-law Mr A. E. SUDHOLZ looked charming in her graceful gown of white crepe de chene, trimmed with satin and tulle. She wore the customary wreath and veil, and carried a shower bouquet of chrysanthemums and carnations. Miss V. MAYBERY, who acted as bridesmaid wore a pink silk dress, trimmed with Maline lace and pearl trimming . Mr A. WOOLMER (brother of bride groom) was best man. The bridegroom wore a gold pendant, a gift of the bride. The gift of the bridegroom to the bride was a travelling case, and to the bride groom a beautiful silver manicure set. As the young couple left the church the wedding march was played by Miss A. DEWAR, who presided at the organ. The reception took place at the Mechanics' Institute, where a sumptuous wedding breakfast was afterwards partaken of. The following toasts were honoured. The Rev. T. COLE presided:- The King, Bride and Bridegroom, Rev. COLE, Mr J. SUDHOLZ, and Mr A. TWIDLE, Bridesmaid, Mr H. WOOLMER, and responded to by Mr. A. WOOLMER; the parents, Mr Herman SUDHOLZ, responded to by Mr. WOOLMER Snr, and Mr Albert SUDHOLZ; Chairman Mr R. SUDHOLZ. The happy young couple were accorded a lively reception at the Railway Station, where amidst showers of confetti, they caught the train en route for Tasmania, where the honeymoon is to be spent. The Bride's travelling dress was a tailor made navy costume with black silk hat. Following is a list of the presents received:- Mr & Mrs. A. SUDHOLZ (sister of bride), cheque Parents of Bridegroom - Feather bed, bolsters and pillows. Mrs & Miss ROWE (Adelaide, aunt and cousin of Bridegroom), cheque Mrs ROSE (cousin of bridegroom), cheque Sergeant-Major ROWE, Handsome Copper Vase Miss WISHART, 8 day Clock and 2 bronze figures. Mrs & Carl SUDHOLZ, Silver and Oak Tray Trustees of Methodist Church, Set of Carvers Mr & Mrs MAYBERY & family, Silver Mounted Glass Jug Mr A. WOOLMER, Fender and Irons Miss D. WOOLMER, Set Toilet Ware Mr & Mrs A. G. SUDHOLZ, Silver Biscuit Barrel Mrs R. JORY, Afternoon Tea Spoons Miss LYONS, Salt Cellars Mr W. SACK, Silver Teapot Mr & Mrs TWIDLE, Silver Sugar Basin Miss I. SMITH, Biscuit Barrel Miss E. SCHMIDT, Jam Dish Mrs TOOTELL, Cutlery Mr & Mrs H. SUDHOLZ, Silver Epergne George WOOLMER, Cushion Clarice WOOLMER, Crocheted Tea Cosy Mr V. SUMMERS, (Adelaide), Handsome Wicker Chair Mr C. SCHURMANN, Jam Dish Mr F. McCREDDEN, 1/2 doz Knives Mr & Mrs H. F. SUDHOLZ, Silver Jam Dish Mr & Mrs. COLE, 1/2 doz Teaspoons Mr & Mrs J. SUDHOLZ, Silver Jam Dish Mr & Mrs R. E. SUDHOLZ, Copper Jardiniere Mr & Mrs BUNWORTH, Salt Cellars Mr & Mrs F. E. SUDHOLZ, Dainty Clock Mrs KOENIG, Glass Jug Mr & Mrs DUBBER, Afternoon Tea Spoons Mr & Mrs DEWAR, Handsomely Worked Linen Tea Cosy Mr SISSON, Picture Mr Lou HATELEY, cheque M & N BUNWORTH, Afternoon Tea Spoons The Mitre Lake Hall was the scene of a very enjoyable evening on Friday, 10th March. The Girls' Friendly Society and their friends met to do honour to one of the members, Miss WIEDENBACH, who had been an active member, prior to her marriage. The social took the form of a Kitchen Tea. Songs, recitations and dancing whiled away one of the most enjoyable evenings spent in Mitre Lake. After supper Cr. Hermann SUDHOLZ responded on behalf of Miss WIEDENBACH. "For She's A Jolly Good Fellow" was sung. Those contributing to the programme during the evening were Misses WIEDENBACH and WOOLMER, Messrs Arthur MAYBERY, Harry KEYTE and Wesley DEWAR. Miss WIEDENBACH will be much missed from the Mitre Lake District, but it will be Natimuk's gain. Daryl Crabtree Gladstone C.Qld Australia West Wimmera Mail extracts are on the Web www.ballaratgenealogy.org.au/goroke/index.html