WEDDING BELLS

Hokitika Guardian, 19 February 1926, Page 4

WEDDING BELLS

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'l’lit* Congregational Church, Jenny son Street. Christchurch, was artist i oally decorated with white flowers for the wedding of Dorothy -May. oldest daughter of Aft* and Airs Cockroft, anti William Frederick. eldest son of Air and Airs E. P. Heinz, Gre.vniouth. "’hii'li took place yesterday morning. The bride looked most attractive. Her wedding iruivii was of ivory brocaded •satin, slightly draped on one side, and held with a pearl ornament, the long light sleeves being pointed ;it the wrist. Her prettily embroidered veil was arranged from a coronet of pearls and fell in long graceful folds to the Item of her gown. Her bouquet was of white flowers. Aliss Eileen Cockrnft itttended her sister as bridesmaid, wearing :t most attractive frock of delicate shell pink satin, veiled with cream lace and finished with a large how of the material, centred with a buckle of rhinestones. Her black hat was made of line lace, underlined with pink and trimmed with small French llowers. Site carried a bouquet- of shaded pinkflowers. Air Cedric Heinz attended his brother as best- mail. Rev. S. J. Hutchings performed the ceremony, and Air Claude Williams presided at the organ. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Dixieland, where the guests were received by Mrs Coekroft. who wore a smartly tailored cos- j tunic of silver grey rep. and a navy i and white hat. Site carried a Itouquet j of deep pink roses. Airs Heinz, mother , of the bridegroom, wore a frock of mole < marocain made on straight lines and j a hat to match, with shaded ribbon j trimming. AVlten the In ide and bride- i groom left for their wedding tour, the bride travelled in a distinctive frock of cinnamon brown marocain, with Oriental trimmings, and hat en suite.