WEDDING.

Taranaki Daily News, 1 November 1920, Page 2

WEDDING.

FITZGIBBON—WALSH. On October 27. a quiet wedding was cele bralet! :m St. Joseph's Church, New Plymouth, by !i:3 Very Rev. Dean McKcnnn, the con-lracti.-i--- parties being Detective jitzeibbon of AuckUud, and Miss Nora Walsh, young eat rtautlusr of Sir. and Mrs. S. Walsh, St. Aubyn Street, New Plymouth The bride was all.rei Id a dove frey cojlu'nc with stylllsh toque to match. 't'hc taiilmmald (Miss Eileen O'Sulllvan, nelce oi' the bride), wore v t very pretty frock of jade oreno de chine with cream and a picture hut of black tulle the bridegroom being supported by Mr. P Honan. After the wedding breakfast al tr>: residence of the bride's parent?, th« hippy couple • left for Wanganul. en routa for Rotcrua, and thence to their future hom» in Auckland. COHEN—MENDELSON. A quiet wedding took place at '.ha Syria* Betflie, Auckland, tlte contractlnc naftlos being Miss Helena Mendelson. daughter 01 the late J. B. Mendelson, of llhtivm, and Mr. laaoo Cohen, of Auckland. Th» bTldd was dressed in a tailor-made grey p-s.rcardina . costume and hat, and veil to natch, and car- | ried n beautiful honauet. After the cereI moiiy '''<■ guests drove to the house of Mrs F. (Mien, a friend of tie hrl'ls where the tables were tastefully decorate! by the ' bride's friends with all kinds of seasonable flowers. Numerous letters and telegrams of '■ congratulation were received. After the wedding breakfast was partaken of, Mr. and Mrs. Cohen left for their future home at Devonport.