NORMAHBY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8098, 29 September 1904, Page 3

NORMAHBY.

(Fr<>» Our Own Correspondent.)

WEPDJNG.

A large number of residents assembled at the English Church on Wednesday morning to witness a very pleasing and quiet ceremony, when Beatrix, eldest daughter pf Mjr William Allen, of Normanby, was married to Mr Joseph Irwin, boo pf Mr Irwin, of Wanganui. The Rev. J, A- Jacob, officiated. The bri.de, who was dressed in a blue ejoth travelling dress, and wore a white hat trimmed with chiffon and forgot-mo-nots, looked exceedingly nice, and was attended by her srttef, Miss Freda Allen as bridesmaid, who was dressed in a blue spotted graßS Jawn, and hat of whito chiffon, .trimmqd with blue silk. The bride carried a very choice bridal bouquet, tho gift of Miss Ivy Bowo. " Jjojth bride and bridegroom, who have beo»» th> district for years, are deservedly popular W* fy^l "g" I ?,* cd by all. Mr Irwin served vi tho South African campako as a meniUer of hoth the Fourth and Sixth Now Zealand Cohltingents, and was lately . elected a lieutenant in the Hawera Mounted Rifles. After the ceremony, the happy couple loft to catch the mall train at Hawera, on route for Wanganui and Wellington, whore they intend to spend the honeymoon. On leaving the chuicb the usual downpour oi rice peltdd tho newly niarried couple from friends assembled to wish them health and happiness in their wedded career. .