WEDDING AT MAURICEVILLE

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10532, 19 January 1912, Page 6

WEDDING AT MAURICEVILLE

McCRUDDY—CAMPBELL. \ mtv prcttv wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Church, Maurifßvillc vestc. day,, when Miss Ethel fitoHart, youngest daughter of Miami M.i-b A. K. Campbell, of the railKvay rialf. Mangamahoo, was married to Michael, eldest son of Mt Ale-1 •Gnu'dv, of Maugamahoe. The bride, j •who was nhon away l>y her father, j looked very pretty in a robe ot cream . delaine and tho orthodox veil and oran<»o blossoms. She carried, a lovely j bouquet of whit esweet peas and hycopodiuni, and a white prayorbook, the gift of the bridegroom. The bridesmaid (Miss, McGruddy, sister of the bridegroom), was robed in cream . radianta. She carried a bouquet of '. white bells, and a white prayer-book, I the gift of the bridegroom. Air Rob--1 ert■ "Oanvoboll acted as best man, Many relatives and friends came from far and near to wish the couple every happiness. A .pleasant feature of th<f unction v. as "the presence of the bridegroom's godfather (Mr I). SulIttvan) who came up from Kaitoko. Aflso Mrs 11. Brooks, the bridegroom's godmother, of Mauneevitlo. The young couple were the recipients of many lnvidsomo presents, which showed the oste-e/m m which they were held. Mr and Mrs AieGudcly left by the mail train (amid a shower of rice j and confetti) for Wellington, en route for Ha who's Hay.