WEDDING BELLS

New Zealand Tablet, 23 August 1906, Page 23

WEDDING BELLS

L'ROWN— DOWNES. A vciy pretty wedding (writes a corespondent) took place at the Church of the Sacml Heart Naseby, on Augusts, when Miss Minnie Dovnes was united in the bonds of MaUimony to Mi. George B. Brown, of Naseby. The ceremony was performed by the Hey. Father McMullan. The bridesmaids wcr« Miss Maggie Downcs and JJl ISe , Blown. The bride was ftjven away by hei uncle, Air. B. .Sullivan, and was attired in a cieam tloltt dress, tiirnmed with lace and orange blossoms, with white chiffon hat She wore a gold chain and greenstone heart, the 'gift of the biid'ebroom. The bridegrooms presents to the bridesmaids were gold bangles. The brmegroom was attended by his brother, Mr. A. Brown. As the newly wedded coi-ple were leaving the church Mrs. Bod-dington played the wedding maic-h. Aftei the ceiemony the wedding , )ally dune ,0, 0 the u . sWl . uc( . <jf lh bridegroom, where the wi-clding bueakfast was paitaken of. Sc\eial toasts weic given, tlut of the Biide and Bndegiooni ' being proposed by the Rev father McMullan, and suitably ivspon-dcvl 'to hv the, biidegroom Later on the ha Pi .y couple wcie 'diivcu to Ranfurly, where they Uok the tram en loutefor lhc presentb weie numeious, cost-ly and USCI li 1 .