WEDDINGS.

Hutt News, Volume 2, Issue 40, 13 March 1930, Page 2

WEDDINGS.

V On Februal'y 26th, at the -Methodist: : Church, t»he wedding was solemnised of Madge, daughter of Mrs and the late Mr. H. Wheeler, and Claude, soii of Hrs and the lace Mx Elliott. The Eey. C. H. Olds, was the officiating minister, and Mr. Hoiman was at the organ. The bride, who was given away by her' brother, Mr. Fred Wheeler, wore a gown of pink lace over, georgette, with long sleeves, and the uneven hem was of net. She wore a posy " of-orange " 'blossoms on her shoulder, and a pink veil. ' Her bouquet was .of 'pink roses and carnations, maiden-hair fern and lyeopodium, the bouquets of the blidesmaids being similar. /The bridesmaids were. Miss MaTJorie Feeny (chief); arid Miss Kelly, both of wihom wore delphinium hive .chiffon frocks^ trimmed'with hand made roses. The-duties of best man were carried out by Mr. Ernest Bolt, while Mr Seddon* Elliott was groomsman. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a rkinestone-necklace, and to the bridesmaids, gold armlets, -vhci reception was held in the Lyceum Hall, where Mrs Wheeler received her guests wearing black silk, with "fawn fissue, and black hat, and her bouquet was of' tiger lilies, roses and maiden-hair fern. The efster--ing' was in the capable, hands of ''The Eegal." At.the reception, Well's or^ chestra from Wellington, played deligit fully. Mr. Wells proposed the health of the bride arid bridegroom, aid Mr Eidclell, "of Wellington, spoke most eulogistically of the bride and 'bridegroom, for they had both been in. his employ since, their school days. Later the bride and bridegroom.left by,motor for . the Youth, Mrs Elliott wearing a black costume and hat, and fawn fox fur. Conspicuous among t&e present was a case containing everything in the cutlery line, a copper fire-screen, brass vases and eleetrie, all being gifts from tie firm of Biddell and Co.

The wedding recently took place at the Salvation Army Hall, of Elma, daughter of Mr.-.Charles Wallis (of Hastinigs), and the late Mrs Wailis, and Robert Jolin, son of Mr and Mrs CahiH, of Ohristchurch. The bride, who Was

given away by Mr. Wishnosky, wore a frock of white crepe-de-chine, with flared skirt, and charming veil of Belgium honiton lace, edged witUi pearla where' it was arranged round the head. She also wore white silk stockings and silver shoes, while her bouquet was o-jf ; white and pink roses and carnations. The bridesmaids were Ruftfh Wallis, sister of .the bride, and :-a tiny flower girl, Ruth Wishnosky. —as Wallis's frock was of pink georgette, with double flared skirt and bouquet to tone, while the small flower girl wore powdered blue. .georgette with rose-ftmcl trimming and posy to tone. -Mr* A, Wardlow carried out t&e duties of best man. Ensign Parkinson, assisted by Ensign Smith and Lieutenant Giood, performed the ceremony,-. and Miss Wishnowsky was at the organ. At the reception, Mrs Cahill, assisted by Miss Eva Wallis, received the guests, and later Mr and Mrs Cahill left by car for the north, the bride wearing. & champagne and brown costume, brown felt hat, and brown fur—the gift of the bridegroom. • .

, The wedding was recently solemnised at St. James's Church, of Eat Veen' "Nola, daughter of Mr and Mrs E. W. Caudin and Reginald Meyrick, sot? of ■Mrs R. J. flprseiield and the' lat .• Mr Horsefield of Hastings. The "Veil Archdeacon Hansell was the officlvti >^ ehrgynian, and Miss E[axte was at the organ. The wedding was an evcniii^ one Mr. H, X.. Heaton aetad as h'est ir.f).n, while Miv Ivan Gaudin was groomsman, and the Misses M. -H-j^kis-son (chief), ancJ/Lovett were the brides- . raaids. " The bride, who entered the church on,the.arm of her,father, looked eliai'ming in a' frock of white mariette ever crejJe' satin,; -^ith .lace and crystal tr'mhiiiigs, t'Ke veil beiiig of tulle emBri dered Jjv silvery and sth.e".carried a bouquet of pink a!nd: whit.c flowers and lilieVof^th-valley. '• The chief bridesiriaid, Miss 33-u'sMssonj wore lemon mariette with; taft'eta: bow, and-white felt hat, while Miss toyett's frock was^of blue marictte with taffeta lpow, and felt^ hat -to tone. Tie- bridegroom's gift to the bride was a- Fox fur,,and to the bridesmaids he gave gold armlets. After the ceremony .a reception was .held at the bride's home, Mrs Gaudin receiving hex guests in a frock of black crepe-satin, with maize pleatings edged witia Jhenna,^ and her hat was of black v'elour with qsprey trimming, her-bou-quet toning with, her frock. '■ Mrs.■ Horsefield's ,frock-, was of . navy . satija lie&ute trjmined with beize ge6Tgette, and navy hat. Mr and Mrs Meyriek left later by car. They intend touring the North .Island; the 'honeymoon including .visits to Auckland and Rotorua. The ;bride, on leaving the firm of K. M. Griffiths, of Wellington/was-presented with a solid silver tea service, -