WEDDING BELLS.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9, 1 March 1900, Page 20

WEDDING BELLS.

EXXIS— NORTH

A pretty wedding took place on Wednesday morning at St Mary of the Angels' Church (writes our Wellington correspondent)' when Mr. M. J. Ennis (organist at St. Joseph's Church) was married to Miss M. J. North, second daughter of Mr T North of this city The ceremony was performed by the Yen. Archdeacon Uevoy. Ike bride was attired in a white muslin dress and wore a picture hat to match. She was attended by Misa C. Sullivan, and Mr. J. Brennan acted a, best man. The bridegroom's present to rhe bride was a gold brooch set with amethyst, pearls and rubies and to the bridesmaid a gold bell brooch with rubies and pearls' The wedding breakfast at ' Coorang House,' Mrs. Sullivan's residence was attended by the priests of the paribh and a few intimate friends of Mr. and Mr«. Ennis. The array of handsome and serviceable presents showed the high esteem in which the Happy couple are held. The ' Wedding March •at the church was North ThG hjne y moon is bein & B Pent in the

WARD — DUNNE.

A wedding which attracted considerable attention took place at bt. .John s Catholic Church, Cromwell, on Wednesday of last week the contracting parties being Mr. Gilbert J. Ward, of Dunalister' \\yndham. and Miss Eliza M. Dunne, daughter of the late Mr' t rancis Dunne, of Wellington. The ceremony was performed by the Hey. Lather Hunt in the presence of a large number of friends Ihe bnde, who was given away by her brother, Mr. P J Dunne' wore a charming costume of cream surah Bilk, trimmed with Limerick lace and chiffon. Miss Bella Dunne was bridesmaid and Mr. J. J. Connor best man. After the ceremony the guests were entertained at the residence of the bride's brother In the evening a large number of friends were also entertained by Mr and Mias Dunne. The happy couple left by coach for Dunedin accompanied by the good wishes of their friends y