This newspaper article describes Alexander Wilkie husband of Charlotte as being deceased before 1911
HAMBLIN--WILKIE
A quiet, but pretty wedding, took
place on Thursday 16th March; at Mur-
ray-road,' the residence of the bride's
mother; (Mrs A. Wilkie), when Mr
Arthur T. Hamblin, youngest son of Mr
Joseph Hamblin, (Bendigo) was married
to Miss Ruby J. Wilkie, second oldest
daughter of the late Mr A. Wilkie.
The marriage ceremony was performed
by the Rev. H. Robinson, of Heathcote.
The bride; who was given away by her
brother, (Mr Alex. Wilkie) was becom-
ingly attired in a gown of white silk,
with lace trimmings, and wore the cus-
tomary wreath and veil. She also car-
ried a bouquet of white dahlias. Mr
Harold Hamblin attended his brother as
best man, whilst Miss Violet Wilkie,
youngest sister of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid; and looked nice in a frock of
creme silk. She, too, carried a bouquet,
of cardinal dahlias, and wore a gold bar
brooch, with ruby centre, the gift of the
bridegroom. After the wedding cere-
mony the bridal party and relatives sat
down to the wedding breakfast, at the
conclusion of which the happy couple
were driven to the Heathcote Railway
Station, wherethey left by the evening
train for Melbourne en route to the
Gippsland Lakes, where the honeymoon
is to be spent. The bride's travelling
dress was a coat and skirt of grey tweed.
Mr and Mrs A. T. Hamblin were the
recipients of the following presents;
Mr and Mrs J. Hamblin (parents of the
bridegroom), cheque; Mrs Morris and
family, cheque; M& and Mrs J. Hamblin
and family, cheque; Mr and Mrs D. Hamb
lin and family,, cheque; Mr and Mrs E.
Hamblin, cheque; Mr and Mrs Ebb.
Hamblin and family, tea set; Mr and Mrs
Jones and family, cheque; Mr and Mrs F.
Peiper, jun, pair pictures; Mr and Mrs
Allen, dessert knives; Mr H. Hamblin, che
que; Mr and Mrs Wl'. Pook and family,
silver wvatch and. chain; Mr and Mrs
Rogers afid fanldy, salad bowi, cake ktatids
and vase; Mr and Mrs Peiper, cushion,
kettle holders and whatnot; Miss E. Pei
per, dessert knives; Mr C. Peiper, r. sugar
basin and butter dish; Mr J. J. Farley,
Jardiniere and stand; Mrs D. Wood, cake
stand; Mr and Mrs T. Wilkie, salt cellars,
sauce,bottle; Mrs Voy, cake stands; Miss
M. 'Wade, pair ornaments; Mrs H. Hamil
too, butter dish, and salad bowl; Mrs Wil
kie and family, salad bowls, b cruet, pair.
vases, r. sugar basin and butter dishl.
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