HOLDERNBSS—McNEILL.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 31 December 1907, Page 2

HOLDERNBSS—McNEILL.

\ fashionable wedding was celebrated at Christ Church on Saturday afternoon when Miss Cecil May McNeill. youngest daughter of Mr. Alexander McNeill. of Wanganui, was married to Mr Hildebrand' Holc'erne s, solicitor, of Hastings. Hawke's Bay. The Hey. Watson was the officiating: clergyman. Iho church was very tastefully decorated with flowers and greenery. The_ brido to", given away by her brother, JNm'. A. McNeill. She wore an exquisite trained ,gowii of ivory duchess? satin, trimmed with narrow kilted satin1 ribbon, forming vandyked frills at the foot, bodice trimmed1 and' draped with cre-n© de chene similarly finished, with yoke am! sleeve bands of old Limerick lace. She carried a beautiful shoAver bouquet- oi; white lilies, and wore a bridal veil at old Limerick lace, crowniecl with OTange blossoms. The bride was attended by her neice, Miss Hilda McNeil], who was attired in a pretty frilled dress of wliutomuslin with trimmings of Valenciennes lacs rucked belt of cornflower blue louisiners silk, lint of white /-rfnobne-.■stra-w trimmed with whits1 tul'fv and shaded blue flowers, vvith, bcmqnrt to icorrespond. Mr. H. H. Enderhy acted as best man. At the conclusion of thrL ceremony the gn^-ste Avere entsrtamed th". re«=irTence of Mr. and Mts. Henry ■Sarjeant. Bell st.- The following: drerses Vwero worn :—Mrs Holdemess (mother of the bridegroom) wore a handsome block voile, trimmed with black silk, and car-