WEDDING BELLS

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVI, Issue 18, 7 May 1908, Page 23

WEDDING BELLS

PAYNE— GIU

A very pretty wedrKnfe (writes our Reef ton correspondent) was celebrated at the Sacred Heart Church Keefton, on April 28, by the Rev. Father Galerne, when Mr. William P. Payne, of Greymouth, son of Mr. P. L Payne, Stationmaster, Ciu-istchurch, was uni.ted in the bonds of Matrimony to Miss Louisa Gi u , granddaughter of Mirs. Cereseto,, Reef ton. The bride, who looked charming, was attired in a grey tweed costume, and wore a white felt ha-t. bhe was attended by Miss Mary Egan ,(of Greymouth), and was given away by her uncle, Mr. Anglo Cereseto. Mr. J. Ginder acted as best man. The bridegroom presented both bride and bridesmaid with gold brooches. The bride's gifttotlie bridegroom was a set of gold sleeve links. After " the ceremony the guests adjourned to the residence of Mrs. * Cereseto, where the wedding breakfast was held, and *the usual toasts duly honored. The presents were.numc/l'ous and costly, . testifying in the most convincing 'mamner to the esteem and respect in which' the' bride and' bridegroom are held by their numerous friends. ■ .Later in the afternoon the young couple left by the. afternoon train en route for Christchurch and Dunedin, on thelir honpvmoon trip. "— "■""•''

kURKE— FLANNERY

A pretty wedding was solemnised' at ' St; Patricfc^s Church on April 27, ,(%vrites ot Napier correso6Menjt>), by the Rev. Father James - "G'ogean, assisted'- by . the Rev. Father McDonnell, of Meanee. "(cousins of tbebridegroomi), ihe contracting. parties b-ein; Mis? Gertiie Flannery second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Flannery; .'of Napier, and Mr. 'J. J. Burke, scm of Mr. and' Mrs. E; •A.

Surke of Greym/o]u/tfa. iN/uipMal M<ass/ was celbrated by Rev. Father , Goggan. The bride, wlio was given away by . her father, loojced charming in a costume pi white nanon de Isoic, with. yoke and sleeves of tucked net, and whibe sdlk ipicture hat trimmed with chiffon and ostrich feathers-. The buidesmaad's jwere- Miss Cecily Flamnery (sister of the •bride)., and Miss Jean Burife (sister of "the bridegroom i The bridegroom was attended by Messrs. |P. S. Foley and 'J.P. Walshe. As the brMe and bridegroom were ilu^f^lr^^KF^ Scot 'V organist played Men--delssohns Wedding March-. The presents received, w, e re numerous and useful. Aflfcr the ceremony, the guestswere |at the residence of the bride's" Srents, Clyde-road. The Rev. Father Gog-aai who mo tTth^mT* <V h6 + bride and ™^o«£ Urred to the exemplary character of the young couple andtheir practical Cafholici'ty, and wished them ©vSv" happiness in the future.' Mr and Mrs Rnrk» itn .w the after™™ atr . Mst tj» goS* Se /oVVefr 1 &