WEDDING BELLS.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8513, 5 August 1921, Page 2

WEDDING BELLS.

CLARK—DILLOK At the invitation of Mr y Tames McPherson, Knns (1 Daanevirke, was, on Wed J the scene of a. very pretty «dj which considerable interest «3 the contracting parties lid well-known ' and highly J residents of Waipawa distritil oersons of Miss Jane Dilhij W. Clark. The ceremony r«j formed by the Rev. A. Giyl "hurch being 'prettily deeotd 'ady friends, a feature oftlti tions being a large floral bell J -d over the bridal party. Ibl who was given away brill Langridge, of Otane, an old* the bride’s family, lookedil 'n a grey embossed frock,* finishings of mauve geoij® Hat to,match. The liridesii® Miss McPherson (Danneviii* Miss J. Langridge (Otane), ■ mer wore a saxe bine crept® coat-frock, with accords*® ranels, and hand embroil® 'muon and blue, -with hat 10l The last-named was tasteful],® iii a frock of henna shade,® red in bine and him .til arried handsome limii|nets*!® and maidon-hair I'ern. ft® ir.ioni was srppniSi d bvi® Billon as bo ; plan. Asia®

•ample left the church the ® March was played by Mill The bridegroom’s present ton® was a.gold brooch and trav® whilst the bride’s gift tot® rroom was a cold watch-g*® bridesmaids were presented ® gold bracelet and brooch n® After the ceremony a guests, including many v® Waipawa and Palmerston St® "ntertained at the Arcadia IJ being received by Mr art J Leod (in the absence of a® Pherson Ihrough illness'."''® appropriate to the oee*H honored. The happy couple.® ’he recipient - of man.'' ' ® seats and teb rapine t""® ■ill parts of ihe proviwv® Wanganui, whore tlie lii'«’ ! ® be spent, bride fume was rf tailored £**■ smart velour hat to 's'' I