WEDDING

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 69, 19 September 1932, Page 11

WEDDING

McKENZIE—HILL.

The wedding was recently solemnised i at Wesley Church, Wellington, by the Bey. T., R. Richards, of Edith Lilla, only idaugbter of and Mrs. J; F. Hill, Wadestown, 'to. Donald Wallace, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan McKenIzie, Lower Hutt. v The bride, who waß I escorted by her father, wore a dress lof !iiream lace' with georgette foundation • cut in one piece from, the neck line to the of the train, side flares giving (abundant soft fullness. The iightfitti'ng sleeves formed bell-shaped cuffs. The Brussels net veil was worn with orange blossom clusterß, awl was ar« ranged over the hair with lace from her mother's wedding dress. She carried, a.sheaf of arum lilies, pink hyacinths, and freesias. The bridesmaids, Miss Nancy Young (Christehurch), and Miss Marjorie Wigg (Auckland) wore silk net frocks with taffeta appliques and silk.velvet- coatees trimmed with whito fur. Summer felt hats were worn in the same shades, apricot and almond green respectively. Their bouquets of{ freesias and carnations were tied with tulle bows. Tho best man, Mr. Frank Eddie, and the groomsman, Mr. Frank Thorley, are cousins of the bridegroom. A reception was held in the Jacobean Room of Messrs. Kirkcaldie and Stains, the guests being received by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hill. Mrs. Hill wore a laco and georgette dress, and coatee in a deep shade of green with a skunk stole and spring green hat and carried a bouquet of spring flowers. The bridegroom's mother wore a*1 chenille georgette dress in a soft shade of brown with dark musquash stole and straw hat to tone tilted with loops of velvet ribbon. Her bouquet was composed of freesias /and abutilons in yellow and autumn tints, The flowers in the church were piak blossom and pink Iceland1 poppies. The bride travelled jn j an almond green dress with gold and green embroidery, a hat of dull sfraw to match, and musquash fur coat.