WEDDING BELLS

Hokitika Guardian, 20 March 1930, Page 2

WEDDING BELLS

The wedding was solemnised on Tues- . day afternoon at St. Patrick’s Church, j Greymouth, of Ada, fifth daughter of ! Air and Airs AVaII, Greymouth, to Air AVaiter Bell, of Auckland. Rev. Father Gregory officiated. The bride, who entered the- church on the arm of Air J. Bell, looked charming in a frock of white georgete, with flared skirt, capo collar and handkerchief cuffs caught at the waist with a silver buckle, and carried a beautiful shower 1-ouuet. She was attended by Aliss Clare Afurtha as bridesmaid, who wore a frock of lemon silk lace which fell in uneven hemlines, caught at the shoulder with a lemon and blue posie, and shoes and hat to match. She also carried a- bouquet of chrysanthemums and maidenhair fern. Theresa AYall. sister of the bride, and Gladys Hodgson, niece of the bride were flower wills, KoMi dressed in frocks of pink tulle frills with went ns cd oink and blue flowers which I aFened at ttiehack with oink tulle hows and both carried baskets of ffnvArs. Air J. Jackson was best men. After the ceremonv the wedding party ol aboutftftv quests wore entertained at the residence of the bride’s on rents, where All' and Mrs Bell received the felicitations o f +heit' friends. Afr and Airs Pell left by motor in flip evenin' 1- f°r Reefton en route for Nelson on their hortevmoon. The bride travelled in an ensemble suit of green renp, with fawn },at and shoes to tone, also « fox fur, t.,e gift of the bridegroom. The bride’s prncfMit to the bridegroom was a sot of military l in 'r brushes, to the bridesmaid a cold armlet and to e-p r, li of the flower girls a string of pearls.