Widnes Examiner. — 1890-06-21 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

DAUGHTER. 2.3, Miss Mary Louisa Garraway McGaw, age- y daughter of the Rev. J. M`Gaw M.A., general serretorted of the Presbyterian Church of England, has comrditleft suicide under very sad circumstances. Mr. Weraw; ; Sale some months ago to assume the responsible 130s`,.00'ell he now holds. Up to that time Miss M‘Gaw was known in Sale, and Manchester, as an active and surc.`a, ful worker in connection with the Prison Gate Miss.l°,l She was also interested in other agencies, and deveKess herself with unsparing energy on behalf of the dePrs°,o and destitute. By her incessant labours her etrenjoS was overtaxed, and for some length of time she the suffered from "brain fag" and melancholia. 13Y nth advice of an eminent London physician about a th°;,rt ago she was placed under the care of an experieu• ttennos nurse at Brixton Hill. Under the greatest a rse Miss M`Gaw so much improved in health that her nu sr allowed her to go out alene. On the 7th inst. Miss went to leave an order at a shop and never returled. few days afterwards her body was found in the Thartd There seems no doubt that she committed suicide., the rash act is attributed to depression, caused exertion in her Christian labours. By her many rrLe in Sale and Attrincham her untimely decease is u"' regretted. rtroelgThe remains of Miss McGaw were interred in --day. lands Cemetery shortly after noon on Wednera Service was held in the Sale Presbyterian Chur,;ll, " Mr. McGaw formerly laboured as pastor for many the edifice being crowded. Representatives were Prrler from the Manchester Presbyterians and the Mandlesthe Prison Gate Mission. Wreaths were sent froindaia, Presbyterian churches of Swindon, Sheffield, Bc/cll and other places.  MARRIAGE OF MISS MITSPRATT  On Tuesday afternoon the marriage of Miss JUL", Muspratt, eldest daughter of Mr. E. K. gtlsllta of of SeaB°'forth Hall, and Mr. Hubert Le Gay SllY:.; ff Knor Hoek, Cape Colony, second son of Mr. ii Solly, of Parkstone, Dorsetshire, was solemnieed„c• the ancient Parish Church of Sefton, which Was be 3" t Ser fully decorated with flowers. The bridal party —f the forth Hall shortly beforte two o'clock, and drove t° •rig church, the houses and shops along the line of route beicloa. decorated with flags, &c., in honour of the oaceispol The church was crowded in every part, and the se tiro children formed in line aleng the pathway to the chifci. door and threw flowers at the happy coople. The ° •clrt ating clergymen were the Rev. Fitz Gerald Smith/live , vicar of Seaforth ; and Canon Armour, of CroshY, &ad bride was dressed in an ivory corded silk borirc,i` vcita train, petticoat of embroidered silk lisse, trinarne' orange blossom and jessamine, and tulle veil. Her or pine° ments were diamonds, and she carried a tag 'lcler white boquet, the gift of the bridegroom. The br maids were Miss Hildegarde and Miss Stella gllSPrae f t (sisters of the bride), Miss Evelyn Solly (sister 0. 06 bridegroom), and Miss Eleanor Gordon. They pongee silk skirts, zouave bodices, and Medici co aaa The hats were of fancy straw, trimmed with whiteTael yellow aerophane and yellow velvet streamers. oil' carried bouquets of yellow marguerites, and wore 131 ride. stone and pearl brooches, both the gifts of the r groom. The best man was Mr. George Sony, Valle the bridegroom. On the return from the church, an "at borne ere held at Seaforth Hall, at which about 300 persons rcmr. present, among those invited being the following and Mrs. Solly, the Misses Solly, and Messrs. Bafjl'i„'",rti Arthur and Reginald Sully, Mrs. Muspratt, Mrs. Muspratt, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Forwood, Mr. an Egerton Stewart Brawn, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. MusiThleY Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Baines, and Miss Baines, Mr. Baines, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Muspratt, Mrs. Harley tc•ent and Mrs. A. L. Tweedie, Mr. F. Caroe, Mr. 11_1°,0, Baines, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Rathbone, Mr. J. L. 07,1. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Holt, Sir William and LadY, wood, Rev. R. M. and Mrs. Ainslie,, Principal at Bendel, Dr. Grossman, Mr. Harald Ehrenborg, Mrs. Sutton Timmis, Mr. George Henry florsfau, and Mrs. Stewart Brown and the Misses Stewart nr°,,,,cl, Dr. and Mrs. Campbell Brown, Masters Horace. Ed,ll, and Clifford Muspratt, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. and Mrs. H. C. Gorst, Mr. J. B. Smith, and the 16' Smith. The presents, which were very •handsome and atlinrner. ous, were tastefully arranged in the billiard-r,e°eot Among them was a copy of Millet's " AngelUs.ooiv by the Waterloo and District Women's Liberal Aelion• tion, of which Miss Muspratc was the originator an secretary. iutist Mr. and Mrs. Solly left about fiv c, clock, e before for Grasmere, where they will lea short staY taking up their residence in Cape C oleny.  kr, Pone to s tione  ,