EARLES—McGONAGLE.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 16 April 1908, Page 7

EARLES—McGONAGLE.

A. very pretty wedding took place at tha Church of Christ, Matbiesnii Street, yesterday, when Mr. Douglas' Donall Jia.rles, sixth son of Mr. H. Earles St .John's Hill, was married'to Miss'Franch May McGonagle. fourth■■ clausliter of Mr, Wm. McG.oaia.gle. Mr. T.^H. Ris officiated. The bride was' given away by her eldest brother, Mr, A. McGonagle. Slio. w-ore a. cliarming gown of cream voile, witlii satin stripes,■* the sVirt b?ing trimmed with ivory satin. Tho bo-dice bad a yoke rf tucked net and was trimmed with frills of net and real lace and satin ribb-o / n,th3 bridal army fceinp: -ehiToleted with the usual veil an-T oran.se. blo&snms and a slower bnucjuet. Mk-ses Olive and Violet •McGonagla, the bridesmaids," wore' pale pink muslin dresses, tnmmejcl w,th. lace a.ml _. insertion,', while the' batß were of brown cQiiffon re'ievecl with pink -roses. T-ho-v'aUo cavri-c.'l■ pretty bququei". Mr. G. Brown an I- M>-'. W." S. Spindls car-. riss. out the1 duties of b2stniM and prcom&man' re^ps'Ct-ive-ly. "''■.■ Afternoon t-a, was srrved after1 t!i2 v\-e'Iclin.<ic ceremony and Mr. awl Mrs. Ea-rlcs iVft by tlio So-uli train on their hor.eym-bn. Th-> bride's travrlUn-; clrrss v-'ds a- tailorir>rde costume w't 1! hat of pale blue satin--trimme.:! with moss ser-ocn libbon

and' volute plumes