WEDDING.

Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 2, 5 June 1930, Page 2

WEDDING.

James 's^^j^renN^Hj^^wheMTboreen, • daughter of Mr juW Gerage Tripp, Whites L"me, was ■married, toff' Sonny" only son Of Mrs Burnskoy au^t&e late Mr. Burri'skey. The Rev. W.^KHlttilDfc ■was the officiating clergyman. The ibride, who entered »the chur"h on the arm of her fatthar, was ciharxninigly if rocked in white ehenillo and onariettc, -with a beautifully embroidered veil and spray of orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of white' chrysanthemums and maiden-hair fern, Tihe chief bridesmaid was M-iss'Nina,Tripp,'who wore-a frock of iojuon figured oh'enillo*and georgette, h<>.r hat, toning with •her : frock. ■ The other maid was" Miss Phyllis Pi'lkingtton, who was in .grdeta' organdie and hat to toiie. Both maids carried bou-qui-ts of yellow, chrysantheaimms .and. maiden-hair fern. There were also two •' small flower, j?irls, the. Misses Pihucbe Lawaonand^Noieen Tripp, w«ho botth wore frocks of mauve organdie and poke bonnets' o-f the' same material, ftheir bouquets being of mauve ehryoan/t>hemum?. Mr. B. Pilcher, was best man. Afiter : the ceremo-ny a reception, at w-hicJi there o:ver fifty guests, was held a.t tte home of the bride's parents, the ,brid« *is ; mother receiving her guests in a frock of bliack wooi crope-dc-cMnCi relieved witiii grey, her ibooiquet being of violets. The taibles jvere ' beautif^M'y- decbTatted with Pi7a^ flowers:. The brade left';for th^; South •wearing a navy blue costume with hat: to. tone and a beautiful lox fur, the gdft of t'hebridegrpom. After the departure of Mr and Mrs Burns-key a most enjoyaMe evening was spent with music <vnd dancing. .