WEDDING BELLS

Hokitika Guardian, 8 October 1924, Page 1

WEDDING BELLS

A pretty wedding look place at St. John's Presbyterian < liurell. Gre.vjin hi 11 1 . yesterday nic.vning. when M-s Olive, pearl lla.drr. 'Cmiii'l dan.dib r „f Mr IMo T. Baxter, of Franklin

;,| ret t mar; id to Mr l ; ° Chirk, son ol Mr and Mis \Y. Clark. Auckland. Ihe I’cv. M. N. Cuttle oflieiateil. The bride who was piveu away bv her lather, wore a eharmilip froek of shell pink georgette, hanging straipht from the shoulders, anil liui.shed with a deep lloiliice outlined in roses of georgette. Her pinl; tulle veil inlet with silver was held to the head with a niiunct of leaves and «eorpetle roses and she carried a shown bouquet of friesias. hyaeinlhs. and nues. The hriilesinaid. .Miss Maisie Maeandrew. wore a funk of turqoi.se blue talfetn with touches ol silver. Her lull of black georgette, trimmed with coral and blue posies, was linished with long streamers of black. 'I lie best man was .Mr .1. C. Baxter. Mr and .Mrs Baxter subsequent!y enteilained a few intimate friends at morning tea. Amongst those present were llcv and Alls Cuttle, .Mr ami Mrs Williams, -Mr and .Mrs White. .Mr and Mrs Seddoii. Mr ( h 111 eh (Keellon). .Mrs .1. I-'. White, Mrs W. Steer. .Misses Wiekes. Kerr, .lohusten, Williams. .Vleer. The bride’s travelling frock was ol navy nmroeaiii prettily embroidered in Oriental eoloui.s ami .she wore a simill hat of navy georgette, with flowers to tone. At tlm church, .Miss B. Drake presided at the organ, and 1 laved Beethoven a ••Ilyinifof l.ovo’’ as the bride <mtered the'ehiireh." ami tin- ‘•Wedding March'' as the newly-married couple retired.