WEDDING BELLS

Hokitika Guardian, 19 December 1923, Page 3

WEDDING BELLS

( OLES—BRKBNER

A wedding wa- celebrated at < ‘HV mouth yeslerdav morning, the conI raeting parlies being Dorothy. tlm ~nlv daughter ,iMr T. .Dwlmer. Cow- |»".' Street, and Wiltiau, C Kj,,,r, Arelnlemon Carr oiiiemb'd. Tiie''bride, who wa- given away by Itor father, wa- el.al'imiigly dres-ef. m a p 1,,,!-,,me I raided iliree-pieie fawn suit, with a hat to match. She earned a beautiful h >uo,U!'l ol llower.-. Mi-., C. liaison dressed m a blue ‘-dc-cl'ir.e l'r"ek with a "owertrimmed straw Inn 1" mat, h. was oride-mai'i Mr right was >-s----man. The uev.lv married couple .eft. amidst slmw-er- of .-mfelti. by ear on their “’-imam V lbIsland.

I'HANKPITT- C■IIAMBERLAIN. \ wfd'.linuC w;is Trinitv ( uurch. (iiv.vin.uitli yostiM-ilny morning bv trchd-mm, Carr when Mi. s Linda AUxautlra _ s uandm.bua, vo’inupst ilan-iiii'i ot • •* * ut \V ClmiMl>oihnn. ot Kuvu. was matried ta M>- er: "l K V"\ U Creek 5 , ilv The bride, wbn wa- given “ ' , \|„ | H ' Cltaudierlaiu. biue en : u;nmand ( m,r^d r !W Th- b'Kmata. Miss Hilda M v' chamberlain, wore a brown eotiiio" with shoes aiul storings male’ll. I he 1,1 ... u eddim' l>,-,.|.,,|l „f Grevnnmtn. ILs u 1 "• A „..,s !,;.‘d and toasts Imuour-ljie.i'vl.l-1 ‘ i 1!no’;,-, and Mr r j .'rl”, u,.pros*for Chrisu-Uimh ‘>n Uuur nioon. , r -

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