WEDDING BELLS

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 52, 30 December 1909, Page 2059

WEDDING BELLS

McENTYRE— DELARGEY.

Quite, a number of friends responded to the invitation of Mrs. A. Delargey, Waikaia, to, witness the marriage of^ her,, daughter Mary to Mr., J. T. , McEntyre,- of Arrowtowri!, at St. Andrew's Church on- November,' ; . 24 ! (says the Lake Wakatip Mail). The Rev, Father Keenan celebrated . the . Nuptial Mass. The bride, 'who „was, was given away 'by brother, Mr,. P. Delargey, ,w,as, attired in a princess envpjtiie.-j robe of cream sicilienne, , prettily tr^inm'ed with silk braid and ,lace. She. wore, , an embroidered veil and wreath of orange blossoms,, and .carried, an iypry-b'ound prayer book, her mother's gift. -The bridesmaid Miss- - Louie— Fitz-— gerald,",CQUsin of the bpidel^Mrl^P.^MJ Tobin, of Arrowtoxvn, i wwa r best man. After^.jthe/cietemtfny the guests adjourned to the residence^of-' the Hrid.e's mother, where the breakfast, h,ad. been r ,laidU,\ The- health, of \ the young couple wasi-pxoposed by, Fajbher^Kef naij^i"a ja, t nappy speecE,! MmeiiiC toOfefefredjto 'th"e:,nia^ J s|i"erli^T I g i q^alitJ^ of the bride, and .re'grettedc'ithe.tloss.MtA^Tbej'jSjast^inje^^by th.c parish through her severance from r her, (ip^os^tioji pf^prganist in the church, which she had filled for a "considerable period. t The bridegfoom "repliedT— {^suitably Other-customary toasts«w^re">iii;lslfli duly honored^ andHlius^>th*droughly*'«nioyable9h^)uri or£jfew,flq were , spent, before it was time foKj&he, happy\ rcqupiepvto c leave^Sr^Riverldffile^toifcatbli' thelexpress Dutfeai^whWe/ they:iwer.e3;to+jss>enj3)fthe h^o^eynx^n^r There were^soine^verjf l nieespresents, 'including j