WEDDINGS

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 121, 18 November 1932, Page 13

WEDDINGS

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j The wedding took place recently at All Saints' Church, Palmerston North, <rt~ Peggy," eldest" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1\ 'j. Nathan, Palmerston North, and Duncan Keith,, son of Mrs. and the lato Mr. Andrew Guy, Palmerston North. Aium lilies, foxgloves, syringa, and blue delphiniums decorated the church, and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Canon G. Y. Woodward. The bride, who was escorted by her father, wore a medieval gown of ivory satin with slightly pouched high-waisted bodice and long gracefully-flared skirt forming a short train. Her veil of old Honiton lace was caught with side posies of orange Blossom, arid she earned a bouquet of sunset-coloured roses. She v, ore a string of pearls. , Thieo bridesmaids, Misses Enid Nathan (chief), Heather Mackenzie (Wellington), and Phyllis Acton-Adams (Kaikoura) wore pale daffodil vcllow silk pique frocks with tight-fitting bodices, and intiicatoly, flared skirts. Wide-brimmed hats of tho same material were worn, and they carried yellow roses with touches of blue. They wore diamante biaeolets (the gifts of th^ bridegroom). Miss Euth Nathan was a small train-bearer, wearing a dainty yellow organdie frock with frilled fichu and hem. She wore a circlet of rosesin her hair and on her wrist. Mr;'W. S. Pox was best man.

A reception, at which only relatives and intimate friends were present, was held in the beautiful grounds of "Moerangi," the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Nathan wore a frock of black ninon and lace and a black straw hat, and carried a bouquet of scarlet roses. Mrs., Guy was^in black satin and lace and a black-picture hat, and carried a posy of petunias. Miss Nancy Nathan wore green and orange patterned chiffon and a cream hat.. Miss Molly NatEan was in'red and white crepe de chine and a white • hat. Miss Margaret Guy wore navy blue georgette and lace and a wide navy hat.

The bride, travelled in a brown velvet ensemble, the coat being trimmed with fur,' arid, worn with a blouse' of beige lace and smart little brown straw hat. .-. ...

- In the.evening a dance was given by Mi-., and- Mrs. Nathan afc .their home, when a large number of guests wcic entertained.