WEDDING BELLS.

Otaki Mail, 11 July 1923, Page 2

WEDDING BELLS.

CORRIGAN—BENNETT. j A very pretty wedding was solemnised at St. -Maiy'.s Church. Utaki. In' i'veett Miss Vara Bcnnei t, eldest I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Ben net’, to Mr. Uenzi] Luurenee Corrigan, n youngest son of Lieut.-Colonel A. A. ami Mrs. Corrigan, of Wellington, the d I Rev. father Mein otiiciftWcg. The l>rid<; n looked very eharminj; in an earlv Vict torian white troelc of rich btoeade over v a pcltiroaf of siiver lace. A long eourl ’ train, which foil front the shoulders, mo decorated with sprays of orange e blossom and eariied |, v two daintv 0 little llKttds the Aliases Monica Harp u or and Faitie Jt’Atli 'venting maize and 0 pale blue fvoeks respectively, and .1 which set oil tho pretty bride. The >• briiloMi ii-!-. Mis Miry Bennett, rite e bndeM sisfor, and Mis' T.oui.-e Corri- ['> gnu, the bridegioom's r-isier. eoinpkt'-d a very effective group. Aitss Alary Bennett wore apricot Georgette, .Miss Louise Corrigan wore sunshine yellow, ••• both wearing tulle veils and coronet* of gold leaves and carried ‘heaves of daffodils. A reception was held by Mr. and Mrs Bennett at their te-ddonco, Wa, rettga Hoad, after the ceremony. The guests included a number of relatives and friend* from Baliucrston North. Wellingtoji, in addition to those t'roiii OtttP.i district. I Mrs. F. M. Bennett, received in . navy morcain with nuts hat to match, Mrs. A. A. Corrigan v ore black with I |j,rht W: a, lfer and fat, Mr:-.. Harold'' A. Cor rl£ Jt - ! jf . jin blue cost a tut- Bit hat • " *; with .touches sen i let. Miss 1 Madge Betinett, youngest sister of the bride, wore a pretty frock of light blue. The bridal couple b it by motor, the bride's travelling costume being a very pretty blue costume and smart hat of I the same colour.