TWO WEDDINGS AT LEVIN.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 April 1910, Page 2

TWO WEDDINGS AT LEVIN.

Sl' I,LI VAX - MOYLAX. A prett.v marriage took place this moruing nt the Catholic Clmrcii, Levin, when .Mr Owen Sullivan was united in the bonds of matrimony to Miss fOliza Moylan. Tho bridegroom is residing at Tokomaru, and ■the bride lias l'or some time acted ■is manageress l'or .Mr A. L. Williams, at liis tea rooms, Oxford street. She was attiml in a charming dress of cream silk, ami carried a bouquet of choice flowers. She wore a very becoming toque, 41 nd w<is attended by Miss Hook, as bridesmaid.. Tho .Hev. K-ither ('ogney performed tht* marriage service. Subsequently a reception was held at the residence of Mr Williams, and later in tho day the newly-niarriivl couple left for' Wellington for the lujueymoofii. 0' K A HRELL- .A r ( GM LLIC U DT) V. At the Catholic. Church, Levin, this morning, the wedding of Mr K. O'Farrell and Miss Molly McGillicuddy took placo in tin* presence of_a large numlier of friends. Both bridegroom .and bride are well-known in Ohau, tho latter having been residing for some time at Mr McLeaVi'v's. Tho officiating priest was Father Cogney. The bride wore a charmingly embroidered muslin robe, trimmed with white satin ribbons, and the bridesmaids were Misses Maggie McGilliciiddy, Evan McLr;:ivcy, and O'Kar rell. Mr J. McDonald acted as best ma.u. After tile ceremony a reception war; heir] at the residence of Mr J. McLeavev, and later Mr and Mrs ()'- barrel! left for Wangamni for the honevmoon.