WEDDING

Wairarapa Times-Age, 15 February 1940, Page 8

WEDDING

FRASER—SMART. (“Times-Age” Special.) The marriage took place at St Mark’s Anglican Church. Carterton, yesterday of Mi- Peter McKenzie •Erase)', younger son of Mr and Mrs R. Fraser, of Wellington, and Miss Irene M. Smart, second daughter of Mi and Mrs ].,. H. Smart, of Clifton Avenue, Carterton, the officiating; clergyman being the Rev W. F. Stent. The bride, who was escorted by her ■father, looked charming in a lovely Irock o! magnolia satin, cut on simple i:nes. and fastened down the back by a row <>l tiny buttons. Her tulle pleated veil was a beautiful embroidered one with a long sweeping train and was caught to the crown with a halo ot lily ot. tlie valley. She carried a sheaf of eream lilies, eharm dahlias, gladioli, pale pm!; cai'nations and maiden-hair fern. '1 he bride was attended by her sister. Miss Joan Smart, who wore a frock of pole green chiffon over taf- . leta, with a trailer of salmon pink Howers m her hair and carried a lovely bouquet of salmon pink dahlias, gladioli and maiden-hair tern. Ml- N. Murray, of Wcli'ngion. was best rnan. A reception was later held at the res'denee of the bride's parents, and the usual toast:: were honoured. Mrs Smart, mother of the bride, received her guests in a black figured crop.' mai'i'icaii) frock ami carried a posy of rod (lowers. Mrs Fraser, mothe)' of the bridegroom, wore a floral brown frock and carried a posy of autumn colours. Mrs W. W. Smart, of Hawke's Eav. graiidmothei- io the bride, wore'a clack crepe maroeain frock and carried a posy of heliotrope (lowers. M)' and Mrs Fraser left on their iioncymoon later in the aftei'iioon. the bride t r.i veil.ng ig a g.i'oy tailored ci-.'.uhie with black accessories and a beautiful silver fox fin-, i'hoy will take up their residence .'it. Lower Hull. |