WEDDING.
McLAY-^BENMNCTON.'
A wedding in which a great deal cf [ infterest iwas manifested was celebrat!ed in Knox Church, Miastertjon, yes-'terd-ay, when* Mr Alexander McLay, the popular head shepherd on Brance- ' peth station, was united to- Mtss Margaret Bennington, ©econd daughter fif IMr C. Bennington, an old resident of this tiown. Tlie ceremony was, per*formed <bv die Rev. A. T. 8.A., in the presence of n. large rium-J Iber of. friends. The bride, who was atthvd 1 in a prntty cream drees, was , •giiven: away by her father. Mis« Kuby -Winitwrighani, who was dressed in iai/d'aintybliue costume, acted as ibridesiwaiid. .Mr P. McLay (brotker cf tlh:e ibridegrocim) was best man. At N the concJueJoii'' of the a large ■■party; of friends was entertained at a wedding breakfast at the Wenvoe Tea-room's, A number of very handsome and costly preeenite were received. Mr and Mrs McLay left-by the afternoon train Tor Wellington, route for'the South, where the moon will be spent. '
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10658, 13 June 1912, Page 4
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159WEDDING. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10658, 13 June 1912, Page 4
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