MORRISON—PERCY.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5379, 25 January 1929, Page 4

MORRISON—PERCY.

Miss Dulcie Leola Percy, youngest daughter of Mrs E. A. Percy, late of Thames, and Howard Ritchie, only son of Mr and Mrs R. R. Morrison, of Hikutaia, were married on. Tuesday evening at St. Mary’s Cathedral, Auckland. Mr A. Percy, the bride’s unciq, gave her away. Her gowp was of satin and silver. A tight satin romaine bodice had a silver lace skirt

falling from the waist. The ivory, satin train was fastenejji with a' buckle of brilliants and had a large silver tassel at the end An embroidered filmy tulle; veil was swathed round the head with orangp blossoh. buds, and fell to form a long second train. She 'carried a larg$ 4 white shower bouquet. The Misses Gwen: Hook and Lucy Morrison were; thebridesmaids, in gowns of palm forest green, taffeta with georgette heps cut on uneven, lines and embroidered in sprays of silver flowers ; gyeen velvet shoulder sprays wqre worn. The headdresses Of green and folds of silver lame matched th-qir frocks, and shower, bouquets of pastel tinted flowers were carrjed. 'Canon Percival performed the ceremony. Mr Donald Commons was best man, and Mr Frank Morrison was the groomsman. A delightful wedding supper was served at the Domain Kiosk, the tables and reception room 1 being, decorated in a scheme; of mauve wis--teria and pink roses.