FIRST CHURCH WEDDING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26413, 18 March 1947, Page 2

FIRST CHURCH WEDDING

BRIDE WEARS NET The marriage of Elder Humferay, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs E. H. Hely. Taihui road, to Ronald _ Chisholm, younger son of Mr and Mrs Eric Skinner. Rawhiti street, was solemnised in First Church, by the Rev. W. Allan Stevely. last Wednesday. , ~ , The bride’s frock of embroidered net over ivory satin, featured a simply-styled bodice with a flared skirt falling into a train. She wore an embroidered veil caught with flowers on either side of the head and carried a bouquet of cream gladioli. .. _ , The bride’s attendants were Mrs Jack Hannah, the bridegroom's sister, as matron of honour, and Miss Shirley Hely, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid. Both wore lime green frocks with cap sleeves, deep flared peplumS, and matching juuet caps. They carried bouquets fo deep cream gladioli and roses. The flower girl. Janette Hannah, wore a lime green frock and carried a basket of cream The bridegroom’s brother, Mr J. R' Skinner was best man and Mr Ron Bennett was the groomsman. During the ceremony a solo was given by Mr Kenneth Stewart. ~ . A reception was held in the Somerset Lounge where Mrs Hely received the guests wearing a blue satin-backed crepe suit with a navy hat and accessories. She was assisted by Mrs Skinner who wore a frock of deep violet crepe with a black picture hat. For travelling the bride wore a corn gold three-piece boucle suit, matching hat and brown accessories.