WEDDINGS.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20788, 23 February 1933, Page 2

WEDDINGS.

HARMAN—WILSON. A wedding of particular interest to a very largo circle of friends, and one liiat united two of the best-known families in Christchurch, took place at Si. Augustine's Church. Cashmere Hills, yesterday morning, when Jocejyvi Alary, eldest daugliter of Bishop Wilson, Bishop of Bunbury, Western Australia, and Mrs Wilson, and granddaughter of Archbishop Julius, was married to Richard Strachan De Renzy, eldest son of Mr and Mrs T. D. Harman. of Feudal ton. The ceremony was performed by his Gi--P.ce Archbishop Julius, who was assisted by Canon A. H. Norm. Nuptial music was played by Dr. T. L. Crooke, and the church was beautifully decorated with pink and blue hydrangeas and phlox. ■ The bride was given away by her uncle, the Very Rev. Dean J. A. Julius. She wore a frock of cream silk pique plainly made with slight tucking at the waistline and with long slcevcsT V-shaped neckline, and flared, siightK-trained skirt. Her beautiful bridal veil, which had been worn by her great-grandmother, was of Honiion lace, and was held to her head with a. spray of orange blossom. She carried lovely bouquet of cream coloured roses and carnations. ; Miss Chrvstobel Bowen was the oni;y i bridesmaid.' She wore a pretty, short- j sleeved frock of primrose georgette ! patterned with maize and green, trimmed with tiny frills, and worn j with a capelet of the material, banderl with maize-coloured satin. Her small hat was of maize-coloured felt, and in ; her bouquet the colours of her frock were remote:!. Mr lleathcoie Helmore «as best man. After the ceremony a reception was, held afc Cashmere House, where bowls' of lovely mixed flowers were used for decoration. The guests were received by Mrs J. Cracroft Wilson and Miss A. Julius, aunt of the bride. Mrs Wilson wore a frock of black satin, with a fichu ol Limerick lace, and a black hat underlined with white and trimmed with black and white ospreys. Miss Julius wore a suit of black crepe de chine, a dainty ecru vest, and a Waek felt hat. Mrs Ilarman, the bridegroom's moth?r. wore a navy georgette frock and a naw felt hat. and carried a bouquet of'pink flowar?. Miss Aileen Harman wore a beech brown tailored suit and blue straw hat. When the bride and bridegroom left later on their honeymoon, the bride wore a tailored suit of light henna suiting, a cloth coat of a deeper tone, with collar of black ponv -kin. and a henna felt Inf. MINSON—WALDRON. Holv Trinity Church. Avonsidc, wan decorated with mauve and pink asters, roses, and hollyhocks, when the marriage took place there last night of Esther Eileen, only daughter of Mr and Mrs H, Waldron. Avonside drive, and Harold Maxwell, second son of Mr and Mrs A. W. Minson. "The Hollies," Opawa. The Rev. Canon H. Williams performed the ceremony and Mr A. Lilley was organist. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a frock of white lace and georgette. The long fitting bodice, with short puffed sleeves, was trimmed with tucking and the skirt was and fully flared. Her lace-edged veil was worn off the face, and was held in place by a spray of orange blossom, and she carried an armlet bouquet of begonias, lilium , aujatjun, and carnations. The bride, was attended by Mrs David Russell as matron of honour ,and Miss Yvonne Burns' as : train-bearer. Mrs Russell wore a froek of ponder blue georgette made with plain bodice, cowl neckline, and waist-length cape-collar, clasped at- the waist with a brilliant buckle. Her powder blue summer | weight felt hat was banded with blue and pale pink ribbons, and she carried ! an armlet bouquet of pink bella donna I lilies, begonias, and carnations. Miss j Yvonne Burns wore an ankle-length • frock of powder blue georgette with ' capo! sleeves, and yoke outlined with