ARCHDIOCESE OF WELLINGTON

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 3, 17 January 1907, Page 23

ARCHDIOCESE OF WELLINGTON

(From our own correspondent.) January 13. The Rev. Father Gogg'in and Mr. Raupert, of - London, have been staying at Muritai as the guests of the Very Rev. Father Keogh. ' ' - The Rev. Father Moloney, of Thorndon, has been on a short visit to hb>. home in Dunedin. N His place was taken by Rev. -Father Goggin. , \ The members of the Hibernian Society here . have decided to join with the Catholic Young Men's Club in "celebrating next i St. Patrick's Day by. holding a sports gathering on the Basin Reserve. . At the athletic championship meeting on New Year's Day nine events were won by our Catholic^young men. The first meeting of the newly-formed athletic club in connection- with the Catholic Young Men's Club took place in the Basin 1 Reserve on Wednesday evening. Miss. Jennie 1 Gallagher, Wird- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Gallagher, of Marion- street, js to. be. married! oni ' the 3(fth inst. ' to Mr. Michael Gleespn, son of Mr. and Mrs, Gleeson, of Napier. „ On the same day Miss Annie. Ready,- of Devon street, is to foe married to Mr.- 1 Myers, also of this city. I am pleased to write that the Rev. Father Maodonald, of Boulcott street, who has, been in a private "hospital for some time recovering from an opera--tion for> • appendicitis, returned to the presbytery to-day. - The recent changes in the , location of the Marist Brothers cause us the loss of Brother Paul,, who, as head of the Boulcott' street school since the departure of Brother Mark, ;has done - good work and gained the confidence of parents." We can only console ourselves by the reflection that' his successor, Brother Justin, is a man of great attainments, and one well calculatedto keep the reputation of the Brothers-S chool ashigh as ever. - - - ' -

At St. „ Maiy of the Angels' Church, - Boulcott street, on Wednesday, Miss Chrissierßoss, tlftrd daughter of Mrs. W. F. Ross, of. Oriental- Bay, j was married to Mr. G. Farxej of Wellington. .The ceremony was performed by the Rev\ Father Kinibell. ' The bride;' who '■was given away by her brother, Mr. ,W. F. Ross, was attended by, Misses E. and A. Ross (sisters of. the bifrde), and Misses- M., Hyde" and -G. Ross (her nieoes). Mr. -AIL McDonald, was best man, and Mr. A. Ross .was groomsman. The 'Wedding Match- played as" the bridal party left the churcH. -A reception, : attended., by some two hundred guests, was held subsequent -to the ceremony -in Godber's rooms. ~; ,