WEDDING BELLS

New Zealand Tablet, 6 December 1906, Page 19

WEDDING BELLS

- - ' ~_J— -+ —u—- - < MtEVEDY—O'BOYLEL, % mamage which cieated a good deal of- inteiest tool? place in the Oatfiolic Chuich, Leeston, on October j2l, the contiacting parties being Mr W J. Mcßvedy and Miss Margaret (J. O'Boyle, youngest daughter of Mr. J. O'Boyle, Lakeside. The bride, whowas*r given away by hei father,' was accompanied by. two bndesmaids, Miss - Winter and Miss Kathleen McCormack Mi T. McEvedy; (biothei) was best man, and Mr J. O'Boyle (brother of thij bucle) was gioomsmani The Rev Father who was assisted by the Rev. Father Ahern (Darfield), performed the ceiemony and also celebrated a Nuptial Mass As the ~ wedding party left' the sacred edince Mendelssohn's 'Wedding Match ' was played by Miss Guiney. After the ceremony the paity adjourned to the lesidence of the bude's father, wheie the breakfast was laid m a large maiquee The customa-iy toasts were proposed and clurjr honoied Later on in the afternoon Mi and Mrs' McEvedy left for Chmtchurch en route for Rotoxua and*. Auckland The gift of the bnde""lo the bridegroom was a set of gold sleeve links, and of the bridegroom to the bade a gold lock biacelet, and to?the biidesmaids gold" ciosses and chains. ''The newly married were the lecipients valuable and useful presents.