WEDDING BELLS.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 6, 8 February 1900, Page 19

WEDDING BEL LS.

DANU LS— M \1,.\i.1l \X

The marriage of Mr. 1\ L\ Daniel-, ot Dunedin, son of Mr. b. G. Daniel-, of Qupenstown, to .Mi--. M. C. Malaghan, eldest daughter of the lit' Mr. T Malmh.ri. ot" th.n, twn (,suys the Wnltatip Mail), took I hice in Si. Joseph's Chuicn, (.hieenst »wn. on Tuesday <.f last week. Tho bride, who was given away by In r brother, wore a travelling 00-tumo of fywn, trimimd with white silk and neatly braided, and a dainty hut to match. Mibs-es N. and C\ Mui-hdl (half-M«ttr» of the l>rid> ) and M. Robertson attended as bridtsmaids, wearing very putty Urt-sscs of white silk and large .while; h.»ts. vhile M-.C. H. Roboit-o.i a< tt d in the e-aptcity of be t man. Monde Is-ohn'.-. 'Wedding MaicV was nicely p'.'iyed by Mi-s M. ilutler as the happy coup c lett the church for the residence of the bride's mother, where the guests we)c entertained. The nowlymiirritsd pair hit by ateanu , in iituti for Dunedin taking with them many go id wishes for a happy and prosperous futuie. Ihe bride

and bridegroom were the recipients of many valuable and useful presents-. On the Monday evening previous Mr. J. J. M'Bride, on behalf of St. Joseph's Choir, presented Mi"s Malaghan with a set of dinner knives and forks us a small token of their esteem and appreciation of her long and faithful services.