WEDDINGS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 January 1941, Page 8

WEDDINGS

4 BRYCE—MACLAREN. ' The wedding took place at Presbyter-{ ian Church, Martinborough, on Januaty ■ 2 of Miss Elayne MaeLaren. youngest | daughter of Mr and Mrs R. W. Mac1 Loren. Marlinborough, and Mr George: i Seymour Bryce, youngest son of Mr; | and Mrs G. W. Bryce. Waipukurau.; The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John Davie. CAMERON—RUSSELL. j The wedding took place in St. Mat-' j thews Church. Masterton. on January i 4. of Erina, second daughter of Mr R.: ' G. Russell and the late Mrs RussCTl. i Masterton, and Norman, younger son: j of Mr and Mrs Walter Cameron. “Waii wlietu." Te Ore Ore. Masterton. The : ceremony was performed by Arch- | deacon E. J. Rich, while Mr MillerHope presided at the organ, the service ' being fully choral. The church was artistically decorated with bowls of: hydrangeas, gladioli and phlox by friends of the bride. i Escorted by her father the bride j wore a groccfui gown of deep cream •satin-embossed crepe 'fashioned with; j fully gathered bodice and skirt, jspray of orange blossom, worn by the; bride's mother at her wedding, was fastened near the shoulder and a gold pendant kindly lent by a friend wasf also worn. He r embroidered tube .a it, ’ . wii cn fell to form a train, was held i :in place with a top-knot of cream i Howers and a sheaf of Regal lilies and 1 gladioli, shading from cream to aprtieot. completed her ensemble. The bridesmaids Miss Noe!;-, Ru.-sell •and Miss Gwen Baird. Masterum. wore ’ |attired in frocks and boleros » f apri{cot georgette, the frocks featuring: ishirred bodices, full skirts, and dia-i--’manto studded belts. Apricot tulle.! {shoulder length veils held in ] lace with ■ top-knots of real flowers were worn! j and their trailing bouquets were of j deeper toned apricot gladioli with .maidenhair fern. They both wore gold' i bangles, \he gifts of the bridegroom. Mr Jack Buckley, Wellington, was, ■best man. Mr John Bunny, Masterton. < I was groomsman, and the ushers were I Messrs Erl and Brian Russell. 1 A reception and dance was held in H the Parish Hail, the guests being re- * ceivcd by Mrs Albert Kilmister. Hun-.' terviilc (sister of the bride’s mother). i| I She was attired in a model gown of j | black crepc-de-chene patterned inp ■multi-coloured flowers. Her toque and’ 1 cape were of black crushed velvet and • ! a shoulder spray of coloured flowers! 3 : was worn. Mrs Walter Cameron r.s-i j ' sisted. wearing a paisley satin frock') cut on slim-fitting lines with toque -, i and evening coat to tone. She carried a bouquet of blue and cream flowers, p When Mr and Mrs Norman Cameron; 1 left for a tour of the South Island, the; ( bride was attired in :i frock of dcepj t blue figured silk with a navy edge W; j edge coat and fox fur. Her high if crowned navy straw hat featured a; swathed veil and matching accessories; were worn. Their future home will bo at Rangi- • tumau. Masterton.