WEDDINGS

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 137, 11 June 1932, Page 16

WEDDINGS

. A quiet weading'-which took place at1, St. Andrewi's'; Church* recently '. was that of-libra {Prances ?ald>mi, daughter of :'Mr.,and':Mrs. ■J. -,AY Glasgow,;Ngaio, to jDiincan. James,.;son of Mr. and Mrs. J. .Currie, Wadestowi.' - The Bey. E. S. .Watson, officiated,; and: Mr: ;P^-St. •. John Eeenan .wa'siat-.theiorgan.- :The.bride, who was-escorted by her father, wore a:;fitting frock of'ivbrys satin ~with Juliet sleeves ;and a flared" skirt failing softly .from panels of lace inset over the hips and; forming- a.train at the back... The.bq&celwias;inset with ivory\ lace in a deep ;v from the shoulder: Tiay buds of orange blossom held in place her beautiful silk veil, which was worn off the foreheadr Her bouquet was of cream- and autumntinted roses. She was, attended by Miss Marjorie Scheele, who wore a picturesque .frock of pale pink net, with mittens of " net trimmed with tiny frills of niched ribbon. Her coatee was of pink ■ velvet with a medici collar, the elbow length sleeves1 being trimmed with white fur. A ■ felt tricofrie hat of the' same tone" with a feather falling softly from the side and a pink quartz necklace and • earrings completed her toilette. Her bouquet was of pale pink roses. Mrs.: Glasgow later received the guests at the Pioneer Club,. wearing an ensemble of black and white under a black fur coat, and a black hat with a touch of green. She carried a bouquet of autumn/tints. Mrs. Currie wore a model -frock of bottle-green un"der;a-.-c"oat of'the same colour andra.tricorne . hat .to!-, match. Her .bouquet was . also ;of •/autumn tints* -Mrs. J.; M.' Glasgow (grandmother of the;-brid'e) wore black. Mr. and~Mrs.-Cnrrie later'left for the north, the: bride : a .nigger .brown tailored costume with skunk furs, and.;a hat to match. /

The wedding was solemnised recently, at- the Baptist Church, Wanganui, of Mr. Benjamin H. "W. Edwards: and: Miss D. Gwendoline •.Pitt,: both 'of ton. The bride was escorted'by her brother, Mr. P., Pitt - (Auckland),; and was. attended ;by Mrs. B. .W. • Koper (Palmerstpn North),. as', matron of honour /and 'Miss-.'-Brenda-' Watkin .as flower, girl.: Mr.- Geo,; Long) (\^elliig'tqn;),;rwas.best;inan.T'Th'e'6.el:emoriy was performei|,'^by ,;Sev.v-Hv; Goringj The | bride; :'.'\ro^;?^Bimpler!,'l.xiibdei.--.fr6ck"-';of parchment-crepe ;satin,- and 'an embroidered': veil caught; to ' the. .head with .orange blossom.. .The/matron of honour's 'frock ~waß>of;: w ine-coloured satin, and..the,little; flower'girl was in a- long frock of -pale pink -with' rows of frills, and a -wreath of rosebuds. The bouquets were of ; pink -..and parchj!nep.t tonings: of ,heath and - chrysan■themums,. while the flower, girl- carried la golden';basket of pink' rosebuds. A |.reception was held at .he* home of Mr. i"and..M;rs. ' E.- A.yWatkin, Victoria avenue, where guests from Wellington and other- parts attended;:-'/Messrs. P. and J. Eminett.sang several songs,, and later Mr. - and- Mrs. Edwards left' by car for the:north. ■ '