WEDDINGS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17474, 27 February 1925, Page 9

WEDDINGS.

KELLY—TOVEY. A wedding was celebrated on Wednesday afternoon at St Paul’s Church, j Cashel Street, when 31 avis, only j daughter of Mrs C. Tovey and the late ; G. H. Tovey, of Merivale, was married to Bernard, son of the late F. J. i Kelly, of London. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev W. Bower ; Black. i The bride, who was given away by ! Mr A. Laureusou, wore a becoming ' frock of hand-made filet lace. Her : beautifully embroidered veil was held in place with a Russian coronet, and she carried a sheaf of pink roses. Miss Vera King, of Hokitika, attended as bridesmaid in an attractive frock of accordion pleated corn flower blue georgette with a panel in front of silver blue brocade. She wore a blue tulle hat trimmed with pink and blue forget-me-nots and silver streamers, and carried a "V ictorian posy of powder blue hydrangea. The duties of best man were undertaken by Mr Victor M. Ambler, of Auckland. After the ceremony the guests were entertained at Ballantync’s. where Mrs j

Tovey and Miss Parry received the guests. Mrs Tovey wore a becoming frock of black satin with a black hat trimmed with silver. She carried a bouquet of mauve asters and scabious. 3liss Perry wore a very dainty frock of electric blue with a very smart grey embossed velvet hat. Mr and 31 rs Kelly left later for the north,- the bride wearing a smart tailored frock of cinnamon brown with a small liat with an unturned brim. j j LAK SEX—CON WAY. A ■ft-edding was solemnised recently I at St Andrew’s Church, Oxford Ter- 1 raoe, when Phoebe Eveline, tLird | daughter of Mr and 3lrs E. Conway, : 15 Stafford Street, Lower Riccarton, wa? married to Herbert Henry Larsen, of Barrington Street, Spreydon. The Rev J. D. Webster officiated at the ceremony, and 31r Lake presided at the organ. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a beautiful frock of shell pink brocaded crepe do chine, draped at the side and held by a spray of roses, made of georgette with silver leaves and ribbon. ’The sleeves and waterfall panel were cf pink georgette. Her shell pink tulle veil, which was

hand-embroidered, was worn over the face, from which hung a spray of orange blossom and silver leaves, and she carried a shower bouquet to tone with her frock. The bridesmaid, Miss Aileen Pope, wore a smart frock of pale lemon crepe de chine with a blackpicture hat. She carried a beautiful shower bouquet of choice mauve flowers, with touches of pink. Two little i flower girls, Isobel C alder and Helen ' Gant-, wore dainty frocks of pale blue crepe de chine relieved with tiny pink , rose-buds with silver threads. and | hands on their hair to match. Both j carried shell-pink posies with maiden ; hair fern. The bridegroom was at- ! tended by Mr George Pitcher. After the ceremony at the church a reception was held at Dixieland. The tables were tastefully decorated with pink and white flowers. The bride’s mother received the guests. She wore a becoming frock of mole crepe marocain, with Oriental trimmings, anti hat to match. She carried a beautiful bouquet of red roses. Later the happy couple left for their honeymoon, the bride wearing a smart fawn coat frock trimmed with ! Oriental braid. with long Oriental tassel at one side, and hat and shoes i to match.