WEDDING BELLS

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 41, 12 October 1905, Page 15

WEDDING BELLS

MCKERS— BOUHKE

A pretty wculdmg (writes a correspondent) was celebrated at St. Ann's Church, Wellington South, on October 3, whon Miss Mary Bourke, third daughter of Mr. James Bourke', of Kilbirnie, was united 111 marriage to Mr. Allan Vickcrs, of Taihape. The Rev. Father O'Shea, assisted hy the Rev. Fathers Moloncy anict \'enning, performed the ceremony and celebrated a Nuptial Mass. The biide, who was given away by her father,, looked very pretty in a dress of white silk, with the customaiy wreath and \eil. Miss Kathleen Bourke was bridesmaid, and Mr. Roth best man. At the oonchisiO'ii of the ceremony, witnessed by a large lumi'ber of Quests, a reception was held at the residence of the bride's paicnts. Amongst the guests -were the Vein Archdeacon Do\oy, Va'thers O'Shea,' Me\a m ara, ands Molancy. The happy couple left by the afternoon tiam for tlhe Manawatu district to spend their honeymoon. The wedding presents, were \ery numerous and \aluable.

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