LONDON WEDDINGS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21277, 2 September 1932, Page 4

LONDON WEDDINGS

MEW ZEALAND BRIDEGROOM frzc/M crra ows L01S1301S", Jni-r -3 The wedding took place this morning at Hoiv Trinity Church, Brook Green, of Mr. John Bernard Wakefield Redwood, aldest son of Mr. md Mt3. "Vsncn C. Redwood, and grand-nephew of Archbishop Redwood, and iCrs. Rose Gertrude McConneil, widowed daughter of the Late ifr. Cecil Jones, ot Burma, and oi ifrsJnn.es, Greencrofli Gardens, liampstead. The cer?mony, fellow°d by nuptial mass, was nertortned by the Bev. jrataer Fletcher. The bride wore a frock of ecru lace and spray of crimson carnations, with picture bat banded with crimson veivet. She was ziven sway by Mr. Whrtelaw, and was foilowed by Miss Nan Suttart, a« maid of honour, dressed In hyacinth blue georgette. Mr. J. Seymour Jones was be:«t man. those present at the church -srere:—Mr. and i£r3. V, C. Rridwacd, the iflsses Germains, Mercedes and Colette Redwood {' sisters iliss C. Redwood (aunts, Lord Clifford of Chndleigh, ifr3. W. McCcnneii. and MrsWhiteiaw. The bride and bridegroom will leave far New Zealand early in August, travaliliig via Canada. Their tutor? home :s to be in Auckland, ilr. Redwood, who was trained in the woollen industry in the Dominion, has accepted a position in manager for a prominent wool grower in the Auckland Province. RABCLEFFE—SWAN Ar, St. Giles-in-the-FLelds, London, the wedding took place on July 16 of Stephen Conneu Radcliffe, C. JLG., only sop of Admiral and ifr«. S. H. Radcliffe,. of Heath Hill,. Winkleigh, Devon, and Kathleen Helen Coilingtcn Swan, daughter of Mr. ar.d its. Coilingtcn Swan, of Hastings, Hawke's Bay, writes our London correspondent. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. H. Lloyd, C.B.E. The bride was married in a tailored suit of brown and beige with beiga picture hat. and she carried a bouquet of cream roses. The honeymoon is being spent, in Devonshire. Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe will Eve in :he North of England.