WEDDING

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVi, 30 October 1925, Page 3

WEDDING

MEEKIM :s IA'ES A quiet lull pretty wedding was solemnised ;il the All Saints" (Anglican) Climvli. Matnmata. recently. when Hilda eldest. daughter of .Mr and Mrs I’. H. Eves, was married to Sidney, younger son of .Mr and Mrs 11. .Markings, Harlesden. England. Tin Rev. IE Cuiini lly. < I IV Ari'lia. was the i.'lliiiat irig minister. I'lie In'ide entered the elitireli on tile arm i I’ her father, in a heauliinl gown nf white silk mnroraiii with radium lace panels. She were the euslnniary veil and orange hlossonis. and carried a lovely h(.U([llet of while chrysanthemums. roses, mid asparagus tern. Miss Levin Eves, sister if the hride. acted as bridesmaid, and was dressed in a pretty freak if pale pink crepe <!e chine, with pink feather trimming, and a smart black picture hat trimmed with tiny rosebuds. Her hompiel consisted of white roses. smihiN. and maiden hair fern. Mr Martin Eves, brother of the bride, a lily carried on! tiie duties n! best man. After the ceremony the bridal party and guests left the church to the strains of Mendelssohn s "Wedding March." playcil by the churi It erg.mist. Mr I’. E. Ingham. The party then adjourned to the Rialto Tea Remus, where the 'wedding breakfast was partaken of and the usual leasts honi'iired. The hri le a lid gr,a m were I lie re ripirnls of many beaut it'll presents, among which were two substantial: . 111 piles. The bride’s travelling dress was nig gcr brown gaberdine, wit'll bullous and braid to mateli. She wore a very smart black velvet hat with a silver osprey mount.

I'poii their return from Auckland, where tiie money moon was spent. Liu happy couple v. ill ta'/e up their resi di in e in aiorrinsville.