WEDDING BELLS

Hokitika Guardian, 29 November 1933, Page 2

WEDDING BELLS

PATERSON—GOAD The wedding took place on Monday ■at Holy Trinity Church, Kumara- of Flossie, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Goad, to Leonard, son of, Mr anct Mrs Paterson, .of Hokitika, [dev W. Hamilton officiated, assisted [by the Rev J. W; Knights, of Hokitika. The church was tastefully decorated by girl friends of the bride. Miss Evenden was the organist. The bride, who was' escorted by her father, wore a beautiful grown of ivory satin beaute made tight fitting to the hips and falling in graceful folds to the hem line. 'The neck was finished with a cowl collar tied to the back. Her embroidered tulle veil fell from a tiny cap oultined with orange blossom and fell over the frock to form a train. She carried a bouquet of pale pink roses.

The bridesmaid, Miss Harkness, wore a becoming frock of white georgette with a pretty shoulder cape of scarlet and white finished at the neck with scarlet .buttons. She wore a scarlet summer felt hat and scarlet satin shoes. Mr Wright of Hokitika, was best man and Mr Colin Goad was

groomsman, A -reception was held at the bride’s parent’s residence. Mrs Goad received her giiests, wearing a black diagonal Clc-tii costuhie relieved with white and a smart black, alid white hat. She carried rt red posy. Later the bride and bridegroom left on their wedding tour by car to Nel-son-eii route to the North Island, The bride’s travelling frock was delphinium blue. crinkly crepe, with a small biege hat with touches of blue, and she carried a smart navy' tailored coat.

DEVINE—OGILVIEi The wedding took place yesterday at St. Patrick’s Church, Greymouth of rmelda, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A. Ogilvie, of . Greymouth, and Joseph James, youngest son of Mr and Mrs J. Devine, Kunanga. Rev. Father Long perforni'Cid the . ceremony, v .upd /also celebrated Nuptial Mass.; . .- ■-

The; bride, w}io, was escorted, by ’lier father,, was /attired; in a; frock of buttercup .elephant, crepe,! and .wore-'a large picture hat i-tp- tone; - : She . carried a bouquet of white and lemon ’ roses and forget ibe-nots. , - , !•/. "' ;

The bride" was ' attended' by-her -sister, .//Miss Marjorie /Ogilvie, who wore a ifroek of./.floral • crepe-de-chihe, trimmed with -lemon crinkly crepe,/aiid wore a. lemon ;h a t- -She- carried- a bouquet of . Iceland poppies, and. irises, Mi; John Devine, brother,; of- the bridegroom, was best mau.,;

. FONG—SMITH ■ - ‘ , . At- .jhe St Thomas’,Church Runaiiga, yesterday- morning,, the weddihg was celebrated of Evelyn, drily daughter of Mr and Mrs F. J. Smith,' of Riilianga, and AitHttr Stanley Fong, of Blake, town, the West Coast and - South Island representative Rugby footballer. Rev \V. A, Beaumont performed the ceremony,- >,(q /

7‘he bride who was'escorted by her father, wore an ankle-length* frock of pink georgette and lace, mad© on simple lines with lace yoke and long puff sleeves. The skirt Was panelled at the sides, and the bodice of the frock was finished with a georgette bow. -Sho - carried a sheaf of white carnations, pink roses and lilies.

The chief bridesmaid was Miss Jenny ' Wright', who wore a frock of pink georgette, made on similar lines to the 1 bride’s frock, the short puff sleeves being finished with pink-mit-tens. ■ She carried a bouquet of apricot and pink roses. Misses R. Raifferty and Betty Johnston were flowergirls, and Joyce Bansgrove was train-bearer. The bridegroom was attended by Air John Alinehin.