WEDDING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22580, 19 November 1936, Page 3

WEDDING

T ATT LI! SFIELD-—WALLACE The marriage took place quietly in the Presbyterian Church, Epsom, yesterday morning, of Miss Janet Cecilia Wallace, youngest daughter of Mrs. T. S. Wallace, Fern Avenue, Epsom, and tho late Mr. Wallace, to Mr. James Noel Tattersiield, second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tattersficld, Allendale Road, Mount Albert. L'he Rev. J. M. McKcnzie officiated, and Mr. Jonas played the wedding music, the service being fully choral. The bride, who was given away by her brother-in-law, Mr. J. L. H. Kayes, wore a charming frock of navy blue French georgette, with full gauged sleeves inset with navy blue filet lace and the high neckline relieved with a necklet of cream gladioli. She wore a picture hat of navy blue ballibuntal straw and carried a sheaf of Christinas lilies. In attendance upon tho bride was Mrs. Harola Souter, who wore a tailored frock of turquoise blue craquelle and a matching blue picture hat. She carried a spray of pastel pink l>eonies. The best man was Mr. Peter Jenkins. Following tho ceremony, the bridal party, near relatives and a few family friends, were entertained at a reception and luncheon party at the home of the bride's mother. To receive her guests, Mrs. Wallace wore a black tailored suit with silver fox furs and a small black straw hat. She carried a spray of white roses. Mrs. Tattersiield, mother of the bridegroom, was in a graceful ensemble of navy and white patterned romaino and a navy straw hat relieved with white. Her bouquet was of white gladioli. Mrs. J. Hirst, sister of tho bride, wore a navv blue suit and a navy hat Mrs. J. L. H. Kayes, also a sister of the bride, was in a black moire frock threaded with gold and a small black hat, and Mrs. George Wallace, another sister, wore a black and white georgette frock and a white straw picture hat.