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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 140, 24 November 1884, Page 3

■JEbte Synagogue was crowded with ladies on Wednesday > afternoon to iritness the n^jiag? of Hws Pauline Franklin to MfeiMv liybns. Long before tbetH^t^tk^Wwy avai»*ble seat was opcujjie^l, .and numbers of ladies could" not ? firid fitting room. Atthreejo'cloc^ t>Tb^egrppm arrived, *t whi&i M&Hbe Rev. Mr ■fto»/^tayeren ),cojtttnenced tbe-inai^; Se^rvice.\lnAJittle while after thTbride, accompanied % six bndesinaids, enterßd^he^flyiiagogue, and she and the' briclegroom were escorted to th^ <cifiopy la front, of thejatk. The bride wore a very: rich cream bro-c^ed/^ip-.d^sf, .trimmed with real blossoms aa<f.^W®?;iL of . l" e , v^ !l^! mixed. *$"* Miwerf Rose and Kate Eouikell,, two Bisto«, v Qi the bride,, w^; elebtiic b^ f dresses, with broche to joatch, with a creainjopbred hat, .Theotiher bndeslbaida, the nieces ot the bridegroom, ifjojP pretty fawn .colo^d , dresses ,to matcb, anp;,.Mvs ; jjgWnkell, tHe bride's motKer^ian . elc^ gant r»risian clo'^h dress, trjmmea wi^ipuWh. The bride was "given tffra^ by litr parente; Mr and Mrs tfraiikeli. iand the bridecrpom by Mte Kctu)pnbe;rgj and ,Mr Mondel. At , p/ the; imposing cereiiiony, pecnlifir to the Jewish faith, .Mr&ndj'Mrs liyons each sipped some •wine from thoilsaine glass, ,w,ben the husband immediately trampled the glass beneath his foot m a thousand pieces. This concluded the marriage ceremony, and the happy pair drove

away to Mr FrtinkcH's private residence m Bowen-street, where a i'eception service was held. Mrs Lyons is the recipient of very a large number of handsome presents, > Home being' sent from Sydney aud various parts of New Zealand.