WEDDING

Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 105, 28 January 1943, Page 3

WEDDING

Carroll—Somerfield

The marriage took place at bt. Maik » Church, AVellington, recently of Esnie Joan, voungest daughter of Mrs. B. Al. Somcrficld (formerly of Audi ami), and the late Mr. Norman Somerheld, and A ictor Louis, younger son of Mr. and Mr. • 1’ S. Carroll, Victoria Road, Jsew 1 l.v mouth and grandson of the late -A r. and Mrs. A. Anderson, Eketaliuna. Can on N. F. E. Robertshawe officiated. The bride who was given away by her brolher, Mr, D. Somerfield, Gisborne, wore a charming picture frock with closely fitting, short-sleeved bodice of white m. 1 -' 0 . and bouffant net skirt. Her vei of white tulle was gathered to her head with a cluster of real orange blossom and she carried a boquet of fragantissima and 'she was attended by Miss Marie Cairoll, sister of the bridegroom, who was in a frock of dusky pink matt crepe, cut on flowing lines. She wore flowers in her hair, and carried a matching bouquet of pink ruses and wutsonia. Private AVvnne Hooper was best man. Guests were afterwards received at the reception by the bride’s mother, who wore a white and black ensemble with a corsage of rod roses and by lhe bridegroom’s mother, wearing a dove grey taillcirr with smoke-blue fox furs, a burgundy hat and accessories. Cherry coloured roses made her corsage. The bride and bridegroom, who are well known in Otago University circles, where the bride graduated as a bachelor of home science will make their future home on the bridegroom’s sheep station a«Mangawcka. The bride travelled in an. ensemble of blue grey wool boucle with mulberry accessories.

Wilson's. 52 AVillis Street, littve inatle this setison u fentiire of the smart little silk Dock, iialterned or plain, which serves so many occasions. They still have a good selection, one of which is a flowered crepe in fuchsin, blue and green, with a cleverly cut cross-over y o k e. —All vI.