TERRISS—THORNLEY.

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 123, 27 May 1933, Page 8

TERRISS—THORNLEY.

At St. Peter's Church, Willis Street, the wedding took place recently, of Olive, second daughter of Mrs. J. M. Thoniley, Miramar, to Cedrie Fraucis, younger son of Mr.and; Mrs. W. Terriss, Kelburn. The Rev. N. Winhall officiated, and appropriate music was played by Mr. S; B. Shortf : '/-. • 'The bride w,as escorted'by'her brother, Mr. F. Thornley.'Her ".attendants'were her sister, Miss Mabel ThoruIcy, and the bridegroom's. sister, Miss Marjorie .T.erriss. The best, man' was Mr.'D. V. Terriss, brother of ■ -.the bridegroom. The bride'a-long-gowa.of ivory satin was gracefully aud simply fashioned, with soft ties' from' the ceutre panel: forming a bow at the back Her veil of Brussels net was embroidered with four-leafed clovers, and, was arranged becomingly, with side clusters of orango blossom and tiny pink-rose-buds. Her bouquet was of < chrysanthemums, > dahlias, asters, and sweetpeas in white and pale pinks., The bridesmaids were • dressed alike '.'■ in cha ruling frocks of apricot georgette, with; hats of foain-greeu summer felt. Girdles of the same shade-, added, a pretty .note of-> colour also, and tho bridesmaids wore^ necklaces' of rock crystal and silver (the gift of- the bridegroom). On leaving the porch the bride was met by her small nieco aiid nephew, June Stewart and Ronald Thoruley, who . presented her. with a silver and floral horseshoe. ■ At the reception, Mrs. Thornley- wore a frock of navy floral crepe de chine, with a bluo toque and-natural fitch furs. Mrs.-Terriss was in black 7silk, relieved with Chantilly lace. Both carried posies of autumn berries and .flowers in tones of orango,and brown. Mr. C. Singleton made an oflicient toastmaster, with Mrs. D. C. Gait as pianistc. Musical items were rendered by Miss N. Sterling and MissM. Terriss. Mr. and Mrs. Terriss, jun., left for a motor tour of the North' Island, Mrs. Terriss wearing a handsome .musquash coat, the gift of the bridegroom. ', '