INGLE WOOD.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10296, 1 May 1895, Page 2

INGLE WOOD.

[pbom' otJB own oo'bresfondent'.] ■ l Apkil 30.—The stained glass \rindo.w which 'arrived from England has been fixed in the east end of St Andrew's Church in commemoration of the late Rev. H. H. Brown. Tho designs represent " The Good Samaritan," and nothing could be more appropriate to his memory. All who knew the rev. gontleman could tostify that ho gave all the assistance in his power to those who were in need of help. A marriage took place in St Andrew's Chinch to day, tho bride being Miss Rogers, tho daughter of the late SurgeonGeneral Rogers, of Her Majesty's ser%ice. The bridegroom was Mr Richard Cornwall, son of Captain Cornwall, late Captain of the Imporial Army. The. church was full, and a number of persons had to remain outside while the ceremony was being performed by Yen. Archdeacon Govott. The bride was given away by her brother, and Mr Frederick Cornwall was best man. The bride looked Tory graceful in a dark gray dress, black hat, and feather. The bridesmaids wero three small girls, uieces of the bride. They were dre33ed in white, and carried bouquets of flowers. Amongst those present I noticed Captain Cornwall, Dr. Valintine, Mrs Yalintine, Mrs Cornwall, Mra R. H. Davis, Mrs Rogers (tho bride's mother), Mr and Mra W. Matthews, and many other friends. The bride, and bridegroom received volleys of rice on leaving the church, and I mußt say thoy stood the fire well, I wish them bgth years ot happiness, "*

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