WEDDINGS

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 147, 24 June 1933, Page 18

WEDDINGS

' MILLER—DUNpAN. The wedding took place on Wednesday evening, at St. Augustine's Church, Petone,1 of Mclbi Livoiya Johnstone, eldci daughter of the late Mr. and Mi«. John Duncan, of Petone, and ut -one time of Canterbury, and Eobei.t Nmman, eldest spn of Mr. arid Mi .'Tliuinnrj Miller, of Donald McLean Sticct. Wellington. Tho Vicar of,Petone, the. Rev. Mr. GerarVl, (Officiated. ,**., ,*■"•"_ ,' "The bride, \v,ho was escorted by h*f brother,' Mr. Royal" G. Duncan, wore II beautiful gown of , .vMte V( !.saiK with * a fitting* corsage embroidered with1" white land^pale pink sequins. Theiong sleeves were 'tight; coming io "a, peak over the ■hands'arid, the Jong,* 'fitted .skirt' which ffared.from^thl. knees, liad a 1 detachable 'train, of the white, -'satin. 'TII9 S em* broi(lcred net '.veil, -was'airftirged off the face and finished with clusters,of orange blossom at>.the .aiilei.a Tho. bride carried a sftowcr bouquet of white flowers With'touches'of pink.V She was'attended by, "Misses Noehne Duncan; Ngaire Miller, Lola Jamieson, and Uttle Enid Marton, who all' wore frocks of turquoisf blue" velvet with long fitting skirts. They wore' white caps and earned muffs of crushed velvet, the muffs being finished with bows of tho blue velvet. The guests, numbering about 140", were.entertained at the Petone Rowing Glub, with'-'which club tho bride's family hasibcen 'associated for many 'yoais. Mis, Jack Duncan, wearing a fitting frock of salmon pink crushed satin, received the guests in the absence of Miss Mary- Duncan, the hostess, who was absent owing to ill health. Mrs. Miller (mother of the.bridegroom) wore a gown of wine lace and,;marocain with small'toque to match,..andf.carried a posy to tone. Mrs, (grand.mother of the bridegroom)'wore a frock of black crinkled •.rope .trimmed with white,. with. i? man s bl«l.krj.i, nd white hat and -carried .«. posta,d_ autumn-tinted flowers. •' .\ ..Y y7V 7 Tho'* following'- we.o Ipresfsnt:— Mesdames HoiW''- (Mastertoii),,' G. Tench (Christchurch), J* Holland, W. Dustin (Palmerston North), P". Stevens, M. McLennan, R. Martin,' S. -Wallace, J. CorsanYJ. Taylor, J. Boyd, Gilt, Devyar, Savage, C. W. Brodie, H. Bcngo, To-vers, Jory, R. Cowio, J\ Meiklc,. R. Feasey, J. Colquhoun, D. Boyd, A. Cruikshanks, H. Sawtcll, Salisbury, L. Boyd, Collins, Clements, Salmoud, McGh'ie, A. White, Arnold, J. Watt, T. ApplegatCj A. Pollard; Misses Haigh, V. Brodie, E. Brodie, N. Feasey, N. Dustin (Palmerston North), E. Thurston, Collins, D. Smith, N. Stevens, E. Clements, E. McArthy, M. Bartholomew, E. Munday; and Messis. Roy Miller, Malcolm Thomas, Ken Miller, F. Mothes, Miller (3), G. Tench, John Duncan, lan Duncan, Rollo Duncan, A. E. White, R. Meadows,; L. Giieg, B. McLennan, W. ■ Leighton, X, Rodgers, G, London, H. Benge, J. Watt, S. Harris, W. Dustin, lan Dustin, P. Stevens, Salisbury (3), H. Rutter, L. Boyd, J. Boyd, D. Boyd, A. • Bennett, J. Taylor, Jr Brodie, R. Stevens, S. Wallace, J. Colquh'oun, S. Burns, J. Hamilton, D. Poston, R. Martin, R. Feasey, Clements, Salniond,H. Sawtcll, A. White, V. Holmes, J. Manderson, J. Jory, Towers, Collins, Barber, Hawkin. The bride travelled in a smart ensemble suit of grey and blue tweed, and a small grey toque.