MANAWATU BRIDE CHOOSES GOWN OF IVORY LACE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 82, 30 December 1937, Page 5

MANAWATU BRIDE CHOOSES GOWN OF IVORY LACE

WARE — WARE * The raarriage took place at All Saints Church, Palmerston North. iecently, of Lorna Mavis, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ware, Russell street, Palmerston North, and Ernest Percival son of Mrs. A. J. Ware and the late' Mr. Ware, of Waipuna street, Hasting®. The. Rev. Canon Woodward was the ofiiciating minister, and Mr. J. Holmes Runnicles presided at the organ. , , The bride, who entered the church with her father, wore a slim-fitting gown of ivory lace patterned in ^ rose design, with high neck-line finished with white gardenias. The sleeves were long and pointed at the wrists. and the skirt, swathing on the hips, fell into a graceful train. Her small white fitting cap/ with circular veil, was worn over the face during the ceremony. She ear-

ried an arm sheath of Longiflorum liiies. - ., Mrg. R. J. Stevens, sister of the bride, assisted as matron of honour and was dressed in shell-pink lace, cut witli low square neck, fitting tightly to the waist and falling into a full flared skirt. She earried an arm-!#heath o± pink carnations and daisies. Mr. R. J. Stevens, Wellington, was best man. The bride 's parents gave a reception at their home in Russell street, where Mrs. Ware received her guests, wearing a navy and white ensemble with matching accessories. She earried a bouquet of red carnations. Assisting her was the bridegroom's motlier, who wore a fawn suit, with black hat and a bouquet of inauveeoloured flowers. The toast cf the bride and bridegroom was proposed by Mr. W. Dudley, an old friend of the family, and the bridegroom suitably replied. Later wlierj the couple left for their houeymoou the bride travelled in a frock of navy and white wool georgette and fur stole. Their future home will bi in Wellisgtr--