ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
MR MILLS TO MISS MACE. Omata Church, New Plymouth, was the scene of a very pretty wedding last week, when Miss Ida Mace, daughter of Captain Mace, was married to Mr F. M. (Mout) Mills, of New Plymouth. The service was fully choral, and the church was prettily decorated to receive the bride, who looked very winsome in a blue gown, trimmed with fancy white braid, with white tucked surah silk front, and white hat. She also wore a handsome necklet of opals, a gift from her uncle. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father. Captain Mace, and was accompanied by Misses A. Culfield and Glynnes, who were her bridesmaids, and who wore white muslin frocks with coloured sashes. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. F. Mason. The best man was Mr O’Dowda. After the ceremony the bridal party drove to the residence of Captain and Mrs Mace, at Oakura, where afternoon tea was partaken of in their beautiful grounds. Later on in the afternoon Mr and Mrs Mills left for their honeymoon, amid showers of rice and good wishes. The presents were numerous and very handsome. Mrs F. Mace, grey dress; Mrs Standish, black satin; Mrs W. Webster, grey silk, black lace cape; Mrs McDiarmid, tweed costume, blue and gold bonnet; Mrs W. Newman, black satin skirt, very pretty shot silk blouse; Mrs W. Honeyfield, pretty slate-grey tweed, black hat with crimson roses; Mrs Armstrong, black; Mrs C. Mace, grey silk, red in bonnet; Mrs Arden, handsome dove-coloured dress, black bonnet with crimson flowers; Mrs H. Mace, fawn tweed; Mrs F. Arden, pretty check tweed, trimmed with brown velvet; Mrs A. Mace, brown tweed, sailor hat; Mrs J. Honeyfield, very handsome black silk, black and white bonnet; Mrs Mills. Mrs Spencer, black; Mrs W. Pennington, pretty brown check tweed; Miss Glynnes, navy eostume, pale blue front, sailor hat; Miss Seed, pretty green shot lustre, white silk front: Miss Hempton, heliotrope, trimmed with creme lace, sailor hat; Mrs W. Corkill, Mrs Wareham. Mrs Looney, Miss Grylls, white muslin; Mrs Mills, jun., black, bonnet en suite; Miss M. Bayley, white embroidered muslin, yellow sash; Mrs Shaw, handsome creme dress; Miss Young, brown, sailor hat; Miss Spencer, brown; Miss Elsie McDiarmid, Mrs A. Bayly, creme dress, handsome brown lint; Miss A. Bayly, grey and pink; Mrs Glynnes, black, with white Limerick lace cuffs and collar; Mrs Watson, brown; Mrs T. Mace, grey; and Messrs W. Webster, Standish. Arden (3). Hempton, Mace (4), Shaw, Pennington, Corkill. McDiarmid, A. Bayly, Spencer, Watson, Wareham, Honeyfield (2), Mills (4).
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XX, Issue XVI, 16 April 1898, Page 482
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430ORANGE BLOSSOMS. New Zealand Graphic, Volume XX, Issue XVI, 16 April 1898, Page 482
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