WEDDING AT RANGIWAHIA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 244, 16 October 1939, Page 10

WEDDING AT RANGIWAHIA

McLEAX—KREGER A quiet but pretty wedding look : at St. Barnabas Church. Rangiw.;hij. Saturday, October 7. when Vera Audrey, younger daughter of M:s. an ! the late Mr. G. Kreger, of Rangiwahia. was married to Walter .. . youngest son ol Mrs. and the •ate .Mr. McLean, of Eketahuna. The . e ■ formed the ceremony. The bride, escorted by her brother. Mr. M. Kreger, of Karewarewa, looked very charming in a jade green ensemble with navy hat and veil and navy shoes. A bouquet of freezias and lemon coloured polyanthus completed a very pretty toilette. The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Thelma Kreger, of Palmerston. North, and she was attired in a frock of fuchsia fasconne cut on slim fitting lines. Navy blue hat and shoes were worn to match. She carried a bouquet of ranunculi and anemone in the same tonings as her Mr. Raymond McLean, of Bulls, carried out the duties of best man. After the ceremony Mrs. Kreger, assisted by the bridegroom’s sister, Miss L. McLean, of Wellington, entertained a number of guests at a reception held in the dining rooms of ihe Rangiwahia Hotel. Mrs. Kreger received her guests in a navy frock ngs and a fur sto e. Her bouquet was of red ranunculi and anemones. Miss McLean was attired in a grey costume with blue tonings. Occupying the place of honour on the fable was the beautiful wedding cake made and iced by Mr.-. J. H. Thompson. After the usual toasts were honoured Mr. and Mis. McLean left for their honeymoon nm; 1 showers of confetti. The bride r avelled in a navy pin stripe costume with matching accessories and a fur Their future home will be in