Christening of Anabel Murchison Honor at Family Home
Last Thursday at 3 30 PM intimate friends gathered at Dr and Mrs Kenneth Murchison home for the christening of their four month old daughter Anabel Murchison. Rev N R Miles conducted the service and vows were read by the parents. The ceremony closed with Previous Jewels sung by all. Mrs X R Miles and Miss Minnie Murchison gave musical washes. Grandmother Mrs Donald Murchison assisted with refreshments of scones cake and tea. The ornate christening dress worn by Anabel was a gift from grandmother Mrs Tonal Murchison previously worn by her in Scotland. The dress was later worn by David Lowe grand uncle of Anabel. A silver cup used for baptism water was presented in 1795 by a Scottish nobleman to an ancestor of Anabel. Witnesses to the service included Rev and Mrs N Te Miles Mrs A B Tharneil Mrs A V Tharnell Mrs J H McDonald Mrs Elizabeth Adame Mrs A A Wildberg ar aid Me and MM Donald Murchison and Miss Minnie Murchison from Edinburgh Scotland Sidney Arras.
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Anabel Murchison
Anabel
Minnie’ Murehinon
N. R. Miles
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X.R. Miles
Minnie Murchison
Donald Murchison
Toby Anabel
Tonal Murchison
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Elizabeth Adame
A. A. Wildbergar
MM Donald Murchison
Minnie M Vehlaon
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