Wedding Bells

New Zealand Tablet, Volume L, Issue 27, 12 July 1923, Page 41

Wedding Bells

WALSH-COONEY. 1 w wedding was solemnised on the 27th ult nt ,!,„ Church of the Blessed Sacrament Gore bv il o v "V^ other O'Donnell (who also ee.e'„rot,d a Nttlftfr of John Joseph, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs PW-rkb V Menzies' Ferry and Anni* Un,. VVfflsh > of Mr. and Mrs LP™, ¥"£*' , yoUn S est da «ghter of ™ , s - L - Cooney, of- Brydone. The church ~. nppropnately decorated by friends of the bride 'S, i entered the church on the arm of her father™,! ° coming.y attired in a beaut . crean, ather an^ , t tucked and.hand-embroidered. She also wore a whit "ato hat with white ostrich feathers, and a white tanecktt a b„„ q „et „ f white'^^™.tffi Si. f '7 s streamers. Miss jessed in a cream, froef the bride) as bridesmaid ,v « dressed in a cream frock and Mack cloture-W si SreTmers "T e i of , heiiotr r, *rs em „d wht *S* b " deßr °°^ S b ™ U,er <Mr - J ' B - Walsh) March" -,*? ' I /', ■ Brennan Played the "Wedding « t^r-coa? 6 "ft Ift tfthetfd " " Ne " ie 6W?rt '' »" ™* fcitt to.the bridegroom was a travelling rug and the i, & man received a dressing case. *, After th TeLX t company numbering well over 70 partook of an e "ee .' ,' breakfast at the Cos,- Tea Rooms, where the usual "as jvere duly honored. The newly-wedded^, who ire the.recipients of many useful and valuable' presents in eluding cheques, left by the afternoon's expres for If. north, the bride travelling in a. nigger brown "atSd costume, trimmed with fur and embroidery to match i■smart toque and footwear of a similar color were «l£torn In the evening Mr. and Mrs. P. Walsh entertained a I S number of friends, at a social at their home at Men SJ' tF ll J\. ~,.. ■■<-■'■:. -■-'.-•■-■,;,-• «-. .-,--!-•;•*- ;•: '^V r :' .- V.': *•'->': Vv a 1 ..-.-■>•;.■ -V.'.;::::, --•■.-. ! i;