DOUBLE WEDDING.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20278, 21 August 1937, Page 18 (Supplement)

DOUBLE WEDDING.

MILLER—MORROW. MORRISON—MORROW.

An Interesting double wedding was solemnised at St. John’s Anglican Ohurch, Te Awamutu, on the morning of August 14, between Lilian Eileen, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Morrow, of Orakau, and Hugh Ingleby, sixth son of Mrs Stewart and the late Mr Miller, of Pirongia, and Marjorie Eleanor, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Morrow, and Ewan James, eldest son of Mr and Mrs J. Morrison, of Marton. The Rev. Martin Sullivan performed the ceremony and Mrs Sullivan played the wedding music. . The church had < been very beautifully arranged by friends of the brides with lovely foliage and ferns. The brides entered the church with their father. Miss Lilian Morrow was wearing a lovely gown of cream silk velvet with cowl neckline, the long straight skirt falling to a train. The bodice was finished with tiny velvet buttons. She wore a long flowing veil, lent by her cousin, which fell to form a second train, and carried a bouquet of white stock, anemones, freezias and asparagus fern. Miss Dorothy Hart, of Auckland, (cousin of the bridegroom) was the bridesmaid, and wore n f ’nel- n-f n " I ' l green embossed georgette cut with slim-fitting bodice finished with a narrow band of ruching round the neckline. She wore a rosebud coronet and carried a bouquet of pink lupins, camellias and daffodils.

Mr Jack Morrow (brother of the britje) was the best man. Miss Marjorie Morrow wore a charming frock of ivory satin beaute with cowl neckline, the slim-fitting bodice being finished with a full flounce. The skirt, which was cut on straight lines, fell away in a long flowing train. She wore ajovely veil, lent by a friend, and canned a bouquet of white stock, anemones, freezias and asparagus fern. Mrs W. Pollard was matron-of-hon-our and wore a frock of rose pink embossed georgette, gathered very fully in the front of the bodice, and slimfitting skirt. She wore a pink rosebud coronet and carried a bouquet of pink lupins, camellias and daffodils. Mr Eric Morrison (brother of the bridegroom) was best man. After the ceremony a reception was held in the Parish Hall, which looked most attractive with greenery and spring flowers, the brides’ mother receiving the guests wearing a frock of navy wool crepe with accessories to tone. She carried a posy of violets, primroses and maidenhair fern. Mrs Stewart was wearing a navy costume with fur, and carried a posy of violets, primroses and maidenhair fern, and Mrs Morrison was wearing a saxe blue frock, navy hat and accessories, and musquash coat. She carried a nosy of violets, primroses and maidenhair fern. Later the brides and bridegrooms left by car for the honeymoon, Mrs H. I. Miller travelling wearing a brown tailored costume with hat and accessories to match, and Mrs E. J. Morrison wearing a light navy frock, fur-trimmed coat, and accessories to tone, Mr and Mrs Miller will make their home in the Te Awamutu district, and Mr and Mrs Morrison will make their home in Te Awamutu.