MILITARY WEDDING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 256, 30 October 1939, Page 10

MILITARY WEDDING

OGLE—DEM One of the first of the military weddings in Wanganui was that solemnised al SI. Joneph’s Churcn, Kaikokopu Road, Aramoho, on October 21. iby the Rev. Father Larsen. The occasion was tne marriage of Sergeant Karl Joseph (Jack) Ogie. N.Z.p.b., and Elizabeth Dem. second daughter 01 Mrs. and the late Mr. E. Deni, oi Spier Street, Aramoho. • The bride, who was escot ted into the ciiLucn oy Mi', j. Berry, an old friend of the family, was cnarmmgiy attired in a pini< satin hock cut on classical lines with the skirt lalnng in a full train, the pink tuilc ven wmeh formed a seconu train was neld m place oy a pim< satin naio edged witn silver lame. She carried a bouquet or wnite carnations and maidenhair fern. The bride’s attendants were Miss Wmiuecl Dem., sister ot me oricie, anu Miss Audrey Hart. They were trucked alike in paie blue sheer, frilled from tne waist, and with boleros to match. Lncy wore Dolly Varclon hats Io tone, finished with pale pink flowers, and carried bouquets of pink carnations anu rosebuds. The duties of best man were ably carried out by Corporal A. F. (Mick) Sheppard, anu those of groomsman by Mr. Stan Greene, of Turakina. During the signing of the register, Mrs. Bellringer and Miss Burr sang a duet. A reception was held in the Ritz tearoom, where Mrs. Dent, received the guests, assisted by Mrs. E. Bond, of Lower Hull. The bride’s mother was attired in a brown and gold ensemble, with a brown model hat and shoulder spray to tone. Mrs. Bond wore a tailored costume, with hat to tone. When the bride and bridegroom left by car, the bride wore a tiger gold costume with brown hat and accessories to tone. Mr. and Mrs. Ogle's future home will be in Napier.