WEDDING BELLS

New Zealand Tablet, 12 March 1914, Page 47

WEDDING BELLS

COLLOGH AN—BO . A very pretty wedding was celebrated recently in St. Anthony’s Church, Huntly, when Miss Rose Boyle, daughter of Mr. H. Boyle, Raynor’s road, and formerly of Greymouth, and Mr. J. Colloghan, of Greymouth, were united in the bonds of Matrimony the Rev. Father Edge officiating. The bride, who looked very charming, was handsomely attired in cream duchesse satin, trimmed with silk lace relieved with pearls, and was attended by her sister. Miss M. Boyle, and her niece, Miss Winnie Mather. The former ■•. wore white shower of hail muslin, trimmed with Irish lace, and the latter, pretty white embroidery. 5 The bride carried a beautiful bouquet composed chiefly of lilium aratum, and the bridesmaids shower bouquets .of roses and asparagus. Mr. Hanrahan acted as best man, and the bride was given away by her father. ,f After , the customary wedding breakfast, the happy pair,, who were the recipients of many useful and valuable presents, left by the afternoon express on their honeymoon trip.