WEDDING BELLS

New Zealand Tablet, 20 December 1906, Page 28

WEDDING BELLS

GREER— LYNCH., - >

■ A very pretty wedding was solemnised on Novem- ■> ber 28 at " the residence of the parents, Toko- " mam, -the contracting parties being' ''George Greer, fourth S.SOH of Mr. S. E. Greer, Fitzherbert; and Cecilia Maria,' eldest daughter of Mr. J.- Lynch, of Tokomaru. • The brrde, - who. was- given away by her father, looked -?very J -~ charming -in white silk, -beaut if uf ly ' trimmed with * ? 'lace and chiffon, and wore -the usual yeiU and wreath of '• orange blossoms', and carried a beautifuUbouquet. _ She was attended •by • five bridesmaMs, Miss Nora Lynch (sister)", Miss Fitzgerald (cousin ot the ,bride), and Miss E. Greer (sister of the bridegroom), r and two little • dots (sisters of the bride). ' The bridegroom, was attended by his brother, Mr. Alex. Greer,- as best., man, and Mr. T.. Lynch, brother, of the 'bride, as grooms- • man. The Rev. Father .Schaefeiyof .Qtaki,. officiated,, and Miss Daisy Wood played the Wedding March. The bride's present to the bi^degroom was a, silver-mounted, walking stick, beautifully engraved. The bridegroom's present to the bride was a.'gold_watch chain- and a gold-mounted greenstone brooch with initials, and to the. chief bridesmaid' a gold-mounted greenstone brooch, and to- the other bridesmaids gold brooches.. The guests numbered about' 2oo, coming from, all parts of the<dis-, trict, and .among whom were Mr, W. T. Wood, M.H.R., and Mrs. Wood. The wedding .breakfast was served in' a large marquee. Mr. and Mrs. G. _ Greer left by the afternoon train en route for ' Rotorua, where the. honeymoon " was to be spent.. On their ■ return ,theirfuture home will be at Fitzh'er>bert West. The young couple were the recipients of a large 'number of beautiful presents. *In the evening /au great number of guests enjoyed the hospitality of Mr,, and Mrs. Lynch at their, residence, where a most enjoyable time was spent. -.