WEDDING.

Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1915, Page 8

WEDDING.

HEROX-MUBKAY, (l''roni Our Own Correspondent.) ' A very pretty wedding was «vlcdim«<.hl ill St. Patrick's Church, Waitara, on (Monday, when MUs Lily Murray, eldest daughter of Ml', and Sirs. W. Murray, of I'riiti, was married to Mr. \V. Heron, eldest sen of .Mr. and Mrs. Kalf Heron. m .Auckland. The Rev. Father Moore officiated. The bridt; was given away li.v tit-r father. and she was accompanied ■by her sisters \ T el)ie (as brhlesmaid) and .Yorah (as lluwer ylrl). The .'bride's dress mis of cream satin, trimmed with cream la.e. The square train was trimwed with true lover's knots of pearl heads and a spray of orange blossoms. She wore a veil of orange blossoms and carried a. boquet of andronieda, chrysanthemums and asparagus The bridesmaid's dress was a cream silk, with satin stripe, trimmed with lace. 'Her bouquet, was of jonquills and maidenlialr fern. The flower girl was attired in blue silk and bonnet, trimmed with lace. The bride's mother wore a blue tailored costume and Mack hat, with ostrich pinnies. Mr. George Murray (brother) accompanied the bridegroom. About sixty quests sat down io the wedding breakfast, in the Uruti Hall, and an cnjova.ble social was held in the evening. The presents to the bride, bridesmaid and flower girl were brooches! Over 011 c hundred presents (including' cheques) W cro received. Mr, and Mrs. Heron motored to New 'Plymouth, en route to Auckland. The bride's travelling dress was a blue costume, trimmed with black satin. She wore a hat of black satin, with ostrich feathers and violets,