WEDDING BEILS

Hokitika Guardian, 17 December 1925, Page 1

WEDDING BEILS

(>1 .SEX -Sll ADBOI.T. On Di-c-embei- fllii at i I a m. a pretty wedding le. !, place at All Saint’s Church, Hokitika, when Ivy -Muriel, eldest daughter of Mr and Mis Shad boll (>)t Ii mi t .l !>m was married by tile Kev. .1. Perkins to Mr. H, Olsen of Pnhiulua. Tile bride, who entered t!.■ church on the arm of her lather, looked charming in a simple fruck ol while satin with overdress <• I white brocaded crepc-dc-i-hine ; her veil which "as handsomely embroidered tell t<> the l.eiii of her frock and "as held in place by a eoremc-t of orange blossom, a beautiful I,< 11 tc 11 it • l ol sv.'-et pea.-, dai.-os nml maiden hair tern completing ilutoilet. Sin- was attended In la-r site,-. Mis- (trace. a, brideMimid. and tint,- Mi-- Hazel, a.- flower girl. the former wearing, an apricot georgette frock and 11 1 >• latier pale green georgotte. Both wor. tulle cap- and carrier! beautiful bouquets. Mr l-’red liussell earriecl out the duties of I res I man. After the wedding ine guests were entertained by the bride's parents at Slew's tea rooms, where a sumptuous repast lnid been prepared, the room being beautifully decorated in pink and lavender and coloured lights, and with the blinds drawn, this gave the room a very gay and cosy appearance. Airs Shndholt receive d her guests in a. navy blue brocaded frock with hat to match, relieved witb old gold. After all the toasts were- duly honoured the happy couple left amid showers of good wishes and cnnletti, by private ear, on route to Westport, Nelson, and Palmerston North, their future Homo. Tho bride’s travelling dress was fawn rep cloth with henna and fawn coloured hat to match. The presents were hoi It numerous and eostlv. The bridegroom's present to the bride was a gold wristlet watch and to tin-- bridegroom from the bride a. silver shaving set. whilst the bridesmaid received a gold armlet and tho llower girl a gold brooch.