WEDDING AT WANGANUI

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12194, 20 July 1925, Page 5

WEDDING AT WANGANUI

A 'very pretty wedding of considerable interest was solemnised on the evening of July Ist at St. Peter’s Gbmrch, Gonvilfe, Wanganui, the Rev. D._B. Malcolm officiating, between Nellie Mabel, -only : daughter of Mr and Mrs R. O. Thurlow, of Gonville, and Eric Charles, -younger son of the late Mr and Mrs T. W. Fisher, of Wellington. The bride was reoeived by the vioar, who; presented her with an ivory-bound prayer-book, While the choir sang “Oh, Perfeot Love.” The bride looked charming in white mousseline satin and Spanish laee, and long lace sleeves trimmed with pearls, and a veil with a coronet of orange-blossoms, heather • and pearls.. She was attended by Miss Phyllis Miller, cousin of the bride, and- Miss Irene Fisher (Te Kuiti), cousin of the bridegroom. They wore rose and peacock blue coloured frocks respectively of embossed velvet, trimmed with silk. fringe and georgette • relieved with snver tissue bands and tiny georgette roses.to match, both wearing salver tissue Dutch caps. Mr Pat. Barns was the best. man. and Mr Reg. Thurlow groomsman. - The guests, numbering about a hundred, were entertained at the Gonville Town Hall. Mr and Mrs Fisher travelled south for their honeymoon, the bride wearing a smart tailored tweed costume, with small hat to match. The process of Permanent Waving is constantly changing and being improved upon by the ingenious experiments oi the inventor. The Nestle Lanoil process of Permanent Waving is. without qaes tion. the latest, safest, and moat sa-ie-fying method in existence. _ We stone the Nestle and Eugene Setting Lotion, which is a wonderful preparation for keeping waved hair in place, so essential nowadays.—Mrs Rolleston, Ltd., Specialists in Beauty Culture, 256. Lambton quay. ’Phone 1599.