A SECOND CEREMONY
NEW ZEALAND BRIDEGROOM LONDON, Sept. 19. A New Zealander, Mr. Lloyd Gor- , i A 7 Ison, vho has been in England ■ -Ince 1935. ana his. bride- Miss Jean Coventry, were mar- ; i ird for Ihe second time last week. The wedding was fixed originally : t«»r September 9, but as Mr. Wilson ■ is a member of the Coventry Centre , of the R.A.F. Volunteer Reserve, they ! dvvided to be married quietly on ' August 25 in case he should be called I up. Later. w hen it was realised that the. . date first decided upon would be con- ■ venient. a second ceremony took place ' to avoid disappointing the guests. It I was held at St. Nicholas’ Church, Radford. The Rev. F. S. Herbert (curate), ! who performed the etrliei service, ! explained that the ceremony had already taken place legally, and anyone wishing to inspect th? register could ‘ The bride wore a white lace crino* i line dress with a pearl deaddress. She was given away by her father, and I her bouquet was of pink carnations. ' Miss Norma Wilson, a sister of th? bridesmaids. Dr. K. M. Rudall (Auck- ; land), a lecturer of Leeds University, was the oest man.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 244, 16 October 1939, Page 10
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