Wedding.

Manawatu Herald, 1 August 1895, Page 2

Wedding.

*Yl sfe rcl gV a r vef y 3 cere* ;. mony was pai-formed a-.t He^therta, when Miss McDonald (AgafisJ rag . united in matrimony to Mr Thbrijaa ; Camaron,, (if Rangiiikei, ,by the Bpr f Father Patterson at the resid'ehe^ol , the b kk-'s mother. ' A v"ery u laTga number of visitor 3 ware present* i Tho service took place at noon* s Thef .'bruit*, who looited <cWirming, 1 was di^s^^W-ji'b.ita. r Shaughai stlk, ? shft carrifd a boautifuU'boqqQfet of I wbite winter- flowers and maiden ) haii* fern.-^ Ti\b . b.ij(3^sn\aids _wjw.'# Mia^ Maggie" MgDou^lclVsiilret'^npit \ brld?; and Wit X°.t'* -OorrttV ' vnf.

boEh wore cream crepon dresses. Miss Dorset's bouquet was of violets, and Miss M. McDonald's of wattle blossoms. Messrs 0. McDonell and A. Cameron were the best men. Mr .John McDonald, brother of the bride, gave her away. The bride's travelling dre33 was of grey t^M^Sj- trimmed with surah fiik and B.oippe, with a Toreador hat trimmed to match. f The gift of the bridegroom to the -*-- Dffips a gold brooch, and to~lhe bij^^iaid.s gold bangle?. ; ■ i -fefe- breakfast was laid in a la*ge ma.©}qee on the lawn at the side of the house. •JJhe happy couple left early in the afternoon by road for their home in Bftngitikei. ;The presents were both numerous and valuable, and came from friends of the young people from all parts. In the evening a dance was held, which was kept iip to the early hours in the morning. *— uj ' - '■ i i ■ ii I

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