WEDDING.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 125, 30 April 1925, Page 5

WEDDING.

LOW—MILLAR. A pretty wadding- took place on Easter Monday at the Presbyterian Churcn, Dannevirke, when Miss Dorothy Millar, youngest daughter of the lute Mr and Mrs James Millar, of Palmerston North, was married to Mr Kenneth Low, barrister and solicitor of To Kuiti, and youngest son of Mr and Mrs D. W. Low, of Palmerston North. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mackay. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her brother, Mr Kenneth Millar, looked charming in a lovely sleeveless gown of tlesh pink silk chiffon velvet, draped both sides and caught with pearl ornaments and strings ot pearls to a long front panel, the draped skirt being finished with real ostrich feath.T trimming. The beautiful train of silver tissue was edged with silver lace and lined with rose pink silk net, the colour of the first bridesmaid’s dress. She wore shaded pink side veils and pink orange blossoms and carried a sheaf of pink belladonna lillics. _ The bride was attended by threo maids. Miss Enid Thompson (niece) wore a rose-pink silk marocain sheath frock with feather trimmings, silver tissue shoes arid silver hair bandeaux with rose-pink grapes—an effective toilet —and carried a sheaf of rosepink gladiolas. Miss Elsie Low, sister of the bridegroom, was prettily attired in orchid silk marocain with lace overdress, silver tissue shoes and silver hair Ijandeaux with purple grapes, and carried a sheaf of purple gladiolia*. Miss Mary Torstonson (niece of the bride) wore a creame silk chiffon velvet sheath frock with ostrich feathers, gold tissue shoes and gold hair bandeaux with gold grapes, and carried a sheaf of gold gladiolias, which made a striking contrast. Noeline- Pearce, a tiny niece, as train bearer, looked sweet in a petal frock of purple silk chiffon velvet, with a wreath of fruit on her hair, and carried a posy of purple pansies. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, D. C. Low, of Nelson, a.s best man, and by Mr Maccarow and Mr Espiner as groomsmen. After the ceremony a reception wa3 held at the residence of the bride’s sister, Mr and Mrs Alan Thompson, of Dannevirke. The happy couple left by motor for the south. The bride travelled in a gown of camel marocain with fur trimming, hat to match and wearing a large nigger marabout cape.