WEDDINGS.

Taranaki Daily News, 7 September 1918, Page 6

WEDDINGS.

THOMPSON-4)E -JiAIEvAY, At St. Paul's Anglican pro-Cathedral, Wellington, on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. John Thompson, son of Mr. A. S. Thompson, of Pakuranga, Auckland, was married to Miss Ida de Launay,' only daughter of the late Charles and Madame Pichoir de Launay, of Eltliam, The ceremony was performed bv the Rev. A. M. Johnson. i.Miss Muriel Millar was 'bridesmaid and Mr. D. D. Weir Was best-man. The bride, who was given away by Mr. X. Bnrtou, wore a cream gabardine costume with a large black velvet hat, and carried a beautiful bouquet of pink cyclamen. After the ceremony, the snests were entertained at the Burlington, when the usual toasts were proposed and conpratulatory speeches made. On Mondiy, Mr Thompson, who is a verynopular member of the Wellington Foothall Club, was presented "by his fellowmembers with a pair of entree dishes, am! was also the recipient of a gift of table cutlery from his colleagues'in the Pu'blic Works 'Department.

TIiSOH—MANIKELQW. A very preftv, but quiet, wedding was celebrated on September 4, IDI-S. at the residence of the bride's parents, Fitzroy, when Miss Mary Annie Mankelow, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mankelow, Fitzroy, late of Inglewood, was married to Mr. J. Tisch, ofEitzroy. The eevemqny was performed bv the Rev W. \ Sinclair. The bride, who was given awav bv her father, wore a [pretty white silk dress, and was attended by her cousin. -Miss Gladvs Fall, as bridesmaid At the conclusion of 'the service, tho friends and relations wore entertained at afternoon tea duing which tlie usual toasts were honored" The happy couple left for Wanganui by motor-car en route for North Auckland and the Hot Lakes district. j