WEDDING.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2054, 19 May 1896, Page 2

WEDDING.

(Communicated.)

A very pretty wedding took plnce at the Roman Catholic. Church, Christ-, church, on Tuesday last, when Miss Margaret Calibta Kavanagh, of Upper Kiccarton, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr Frank Mora, of German Bay, Akanoa. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Malone. The bride, who was given away by her brother Mr Peter Kavanagh, looked extreme'y handsome m a dress of French merino of a lavender colour trimmed with silk to match. The orthodox veil was of course worn, and was becomingly arranged with orange blossom. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Julia Kavanagh. who, like her other bridesmaid, Miss Mary Mora, sister of tlie bridegroom, wore dreeses of fawn tweed, which looked very handsome. Mr Thomas Mora acted as. best man: The guests, numbering about sixty, were entertained at thw ; bride's residence. When a splendid dinner had been partaken of, the guests inspected the numerous and costly presents which testified to the good wishes following the happycouple to thcr-r new home. Th»y were as follows :—Mrs Davis, breakfast set (40 pieefs) ; Mrs Tobin, corner table pair of trays and saltcellars f Mr J. Templeton, silver cruet; Miss; Hpencer, set silver tea' spoons ; Miss McGurk, silver butter knife and sugar spoon; Miss McTazirt, lamp; Miss Necklaws, Pair Vases ; Mrs Necklaws, spirit jug-:; Mr Necklaws, breakfast ; Mrs Hack, sat oi glass dish°s ; Viiss -Hick, pair glass candlesticks-; Mr C" Stanley, silver teapot. ; -Miss H . Nnnweek,bread plate-; Miss L. Nunweek cheese plate-,- Mr d Hanson, fruit dish ; Mr G Mangin, tea pot ; Misses L. aril M. Mangin, vases : Mrs Vangioni vises; Miss K. Vangioni, breedplatc; Miss Mora, water jig: Mr H, silver cruet.