WEDDING BELLS

Hokitika Guardian, 4 July 1925, Page 3

WEDDING BELLS

:-TR A W OR] 1)G Iv- Al ICH EL. A quiet wedding was celebrated vest erd;t\ nit--; pool! at Ail ,Saints’ church. li(ikii•: ” V ■ '-’r 1 j -i i v, ’••: hi ; • of : 1 Auckland and formerly ot Hokitika, was united in the bum Dot holy mati iliiony to Joyce Winifred, youngest daughter of Hen ami Mrs U L. Michel of .Stafford St., bv the Rev. J. Perkins, Victor ot All Saints. The bride, who looked charming, was given away by her father. She wore a dress of silver grey panne velvet, the front being composed of an aceordenn pleated panel of grey gorgette embroidered with roses and leaves of velvet in a darker shade. Her hat was a Gage model of pale grey embroidered in various colours and edged with grey fur. The bride carried a liouquet of exquisite violets, and was attended by Miss Betty McMtlllin. who looked charming in a frock of powder blue inaroeain embroidered with grey chenille, and her black satin hat faced with blue and grey to-match her dress. The bridesmaid carried a liouquet of primroses and violets. The duties of I'cst man were ably carried out by Mr A. D. McCavock. and Mr G. StrawJiridge, brother of the bridegroom, acted as groomsman. Later in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ktrsnvbridgo left lor ( liristehiireh. the bride wearing a navy garhaditie coal and grey fox fur over her travelling dress.