WEDDING BELLS.

Hokitika Guardian, 28 February 1923, Page 4

WEDDING BELLS.

SAXDH A AT—VAR R A Id.. A very quiet wedding took place last week, when Aliss Varrall. daughter ot the late Alt- and .Mrs A. AV. Yarrall, ■*!!-!»,.own residents of Greymmith, and sister of Air A. A\ . Aarrall ot Hokitika, and Air J. AY. Sandham, of tin? Royal Xavy. son of Air T. N. Sandham. Lancaster. England, were married at the bride’s homo at 25 Kensington street, Wellington. Tile drawing room was beautifully decorated with pink streamers, blue butterflies, and pink and blue (lowers by the bride's girl friends. The ceremony "as performed l*y the Rev. Kennedy Elliott. The bride, who was given away by her brother-in-law. Air L. do Berry, wore a beautiful gown of pale blue satin channelise, veiled in handsome oxitlised silver lace, and coronet of pink tulle with blue and silver flowers. She carried a posy of pink carnations. The bridesmaid. Aliss Beatrice I’rice, wore a simple but pretty white embroidered net frock- piped with delicate bine and finished at the waist with a pink and blue floral girdle. Tier black hat was trimmed with white ospreys and she carried a posy of pink and blue flowers. The best man was AFr P. Oughton, and the groomsman Aft* H. Fowler. The bridegroom’s present to the bride was a diamond brooch anti pendant.

Among the guests were only the bride’s most intimate friends. Airs do Berry, the bride's sister (Palmerston North), AL's .T. S. Kelly (Christchurch). Misses Sempfert. Elliosn. Davis (2). and Bcresford. The happy couple's future home will be “Cnrisbrooke”. Devon port. Auckland.