WEDDING BELLS

Hokitika Guardian, 24 September 1929, Page 3

WEDDING BELLS

T >VTf r ' | FLEMING—DIMMICK. St. Aiden’tf Church, Lower Kokatahi, was the : scene of a very pretty wedding -On Wednesday, September 18th, when Myrtle, oldest daughter of Mr aild’Mrs ; A. Dimmick, of Koitferangi, •’iV'as ’ ftiarried Charles, onlyson of 'Mi- find Mrs J. Fleming, of Lower" Kbkfitahi. The . Rev,. Nelscfh Wright' officiating fclergyman, and Miss 1 Fleming, sister of tile bridegroom,"'iiresideci ■ at. . the orgafu The church Was ’ beautifully decorated with laurel leaves and daffodils. Tlie bride who entered. tlie church on the arm of her father, looked charming & a frock of beige crepe-de-chine with, long pointed pfinels, and, long sleeves, with lace pointed cuffs, and small• hat’ to tone. She earned a charming bouquet of orange blossomswith silver '’ leaves ,and white satiii streamers. She was attended by the bridegroom’s sister Miss Dorine Fleniing as bridesmaid, who wore a frock of- fawn cehinese satin trimmed .with pink’wnd' full-flared skirt, with largbbrinimdd Hia’t to tone, and carried a bouqflet of spying flowers. Mr Samuel Wall'*’ ; 6f r, fediterangi, was best -mail. After tlie''deVemony the near relatives were ’ entertained by Mr and Mrs «t. Fleming at their home fit afternoontea. in, tlie evening a most enjoyable dance 'was given to a large gathering, of lViendsMfi the Public Hall, Rokatahi, which idoncluded a very pleasant day. 1,4 t ’ !il V' ~ - . i ■