WEDDINGS OF THE WEEK.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 87, 13 April 1927, Page 20

WEDDINGS OF THE WEEK.

menzies—Mcpherson. A very pretty wedding was solemnisel in the Holy Trinity Church, Otahuhu. .m Tuesday, April 5, when Doris Eileen MiTliorson, elder daughter of Mrs. J. McPlierson, of Mangere* was married l' l liruce Henderson Menzies. ilie youngest son of Mr. and .Mrs. A. Men/ies, late nf Mangere. 11:,• u'rt'!iini:y v.as performed l>v the Kev. Se'mn. The bride, who entered th- church <>n ;he arm of her Mother. Mr. I. M. Pliers.>n. looked .harming. being fro.-ked in powder blue (diarnien-e vv.tn silver laeo trimmings.

The bridal veil, which was of powder ! blue to match the frock, was held in ' ]>laco by a coronet of pearls and oran-c I blossoms, and ;ne bride carried n shower I hoiii|iict of pink (lower*. The bride was j attended by h-c -i-'.-r. Mi-s \ellv Me I'herson, who wore coral pink charmeusc,

and over--kirt of georgette with silver motiff trimmings, ller head-iiress was of coral and silver rose-buds, and she carried a shower bouquet of blue nmi pink (lowers. Mr. lre.l Tidmareh, of Mangere, acted in the capacity of be-! ni.iii. After the .eremony a reception was held in the hall. FOSTER—COX. A \ery pretty wedding was so'.emiii-ed at the Methodist tl.\i;<h, Thames, on April o. the contracting parties l»e:ng Violet Mildred C'o\, only daughter of Mrs. R. Twentymnn. of 1 lianies, and Leo <Poster, elder soil of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Poster, of Thame-. "1 lie cetenioiiv was |..-rfoniied by th:* lvev. J. 11. Allen, of 1 >iI keiiliead. the bride, v. 1:.. was given away by her -te| latli -r. Mr. K. Twenty, mnn. was daintily attired in a French n.odel frock ol white beaded gcorg'-ttc and the orthodox veil and orange blossom-. and can ied a ]"'-y of white llowers. She was attended l.v Mi-s Mao I ox, of Helen-v die l her c..n-ii.t and Mi-' l'.va Twelityni:!!!. who both wore prettv frock- of peril!.-! crepe di- ehitle. till -ilvei tissue headband-, a lid cat I'ied geor-c'te scilVVe-, -liver fringed. Idle bvidcgloon was supported by Mr. ('. Potter, of Auckland. a- be -1 man. mid Mr. Pay po-'.-r. sis groom-man. After l!:e ceieuionv a a reception was held in the Street Hall, when about 'in gue-is pai - took of the w-diling breakfast, and tie usual toa-ts wei e lion. ,in The happ. couple 11-11 by motor an id showers >.i content. tin- bride weaiing u smait name e'l-emble wit h hal to t. WALTERS-LEVER. A wedding of considerable local inteie-t took place at I'apakura on Monday, w I .-n Lilian Adeline, only daughter of Mr Charles I.ever. of Papakuia, was married to Arnold .John Walter.-, -on of Mr. I «•! 'ins. ol t'tahuhii. 'I he e.-i enif>n v was p-r----tormed by the Kev. VV. C. Wood. Th<bride woie a lov.lv white bioeaded crepe de chine with an over die-- of silver laee daintily trimmed with -ilver leaves and orange hlo--oins. Ihe long \ <-i 1 was embroidered with silver, jiml caught to the head with orange blos-onis. She cnrCed a heautitul bouquet <11 white roses and carnations. Christmas lilies, with a touch of pink ro-es, and maidenhair fern. He.* two bridesmaids. Mi-s Olive Lever (cousin of the bride) and Mi-s Ngais Collins. sister of the bridegroom, wore dainty frocks of pink tatTeta, with gold lace over-kilt. headdre--es of ro-es and gold net. Mr. Hector Collins was bc-t man and dr. R. Cower groomsman. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Paragon Hall, where a very daintv wedding breakfast was served to about SO gue-ts. troin New Plymouth. Auckland. Te Kuiti and surrounding districts.