A REGENT WEDDING

Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 July 1911, Page 3

A REGENT WEDDING

—"' ■'■■■ © ""' -™ " MoTNNES-ALLAWAY. A quiet, but vory pretty wedding, took place in St. Luke's Church, Groytown, on June 1-ltli, wlmi iMiii'lv J lay Allaway, fourth daug.iter of Mr W. S. Allaway. of 1..;vin, was united in bonds *<•!' matrimony to Mr Joiliiii M. Mclnuesj second .son of Mr and Mrs John McInnes, of Camdcu Haven, New South AYales. The bride, who was pi von away by her father, is daintily attired in cream silk trimmed with embossed embroidery-. She wore the usual veil and oraia , *. blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of freezias, petunias a , !' - maiden-hair ferns/ Tho bnid..'Smaids were Miss Kathleen. Robins, who wore pale blue c'hrystallino wiu.i hat t-o match, and eari-Vl a -how : bouquet, and also the Misses Florence and flvolyn Allaway, sisters, of the bride. The latter wore prot'.v pale pink dresses of ehrystallinc. with black picture bats. Mr John McTnnes. cousin of the bridegroom, acted as best man, and the I<*> A. T. B. Pago performed tl>c t'onvnony The bridegroom's nnsent to the ohiof bridesmaid was a dross riiig Sir and Mrs MeJnnos received the r at : ' Aot-oa." Papawni road, where the wedding breakfast wm« bold, and afterwards left by t>im mTtornoon train for AW-l'tunn, rn route for Sydney, wli >-o f'x- honeymoon is to lie spent.