WEDDINGS.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20271, 13 August 1937, Page 5

WEDDINGS.

I S YARRALL—PETERSEN. The marriage was solemnised in St. Mark's Church, Te Aroha, recently be- ! tween Dorothy Lena Louise, second | daughter of Mrs A. L. Petersen, ol j Te Aroha, and the late Mr Arnold Pet- { ersen, of Katikati, and Arthur Grat- I I wick, elder son of Mr F. G. Yarrall, 1 |of Waitoa. Canon C. W. Turner officiated, and the wedding music was I g played by Miss Joan Turner. e The bride, who was given away by ' her uncle, Mr A. Petersen, .wore a ! classical gown of c:re satin with div- ' iderl train- The bodice was of lace | I over satin with collar in the front and : at the back, and the full sleeves were . gathered in at the elbows and tightfitting to the wrists. Her veil was | of silk tulle trimmed with Brussels i j lace and she carried a bouquet of '* I roses with maidenhair and asparagus fern. The Misses Muriel Luxton, Ruth ! Yarrall and Amelia Petersen were the bridesmaids and were frocked in shades of green, shell pink and daffo- . dil silk velvet. Similarly shaped, the I frocks were cut on classical lines, with cowl necklines fitting to tuck yokes * . with high standing collars al the back. ‘Each was reliexed with a satin sash I and velvet buttons, and they wore ' flowered caps in toning shades. They carried bouque s of spring flowers. \ Mr George Yarrall (brother of the br'degroom) was best man, and Mi Robert Petersen (brother of the bride), and Mr Eden Yarrall were I groomsmen. 1 After the ceremony a reception was f held at the Majestic Theatre rooms where Mrs Peterson received th» I * guests wearing a smart brown tailored jj * cos.umo with accessories to tone. Sh> | ’ i carr.ed a posy in russet tints. Mr* i; - Yarrall wore a brown costume with i; z accessories to tone. r | Mr and Mrs Arthur Yarrall left , i later for the honeymoon, the bride | wearing a blue suit with navy coat 3 and hat to tone. They will make their home in Hamilton. DAINES—FORD. The marriage was solemnised at St Joseph's Church. Te Aroha, recently between Mrs Margaret Ford, of Auck land, and Mr Mann x Dairies, elder so: 2 of Mrs and the la'e Mr Dairies, o i Tauranga. The Rev- Father Murph. ' performed the ceremony. s The bride, who was given away b. I Mr 11. Dane, of Auckiand, wore a smar s brown tailored costume, Breton sailo hat with eye vc 1 and accessories t e tone. The shoulder spray was o e spring flowers. Miss Bone Danes (sister of 111 f - bridegroom) was bridesmaid, am \ wore a musquash fur coat over .- \ brown wooden ensemble, willi hat am. | accessories of the shade. Mr N. Quirk was best man. After the ceremony a weddin \ breakfast was held at the Dot Spring I Hotel. _ j