WEDDING

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 91, 14 October 1935, Page 15

WEDDING

CHING—DAVIS.

A wedding was solemnised at St. Hilda's Anglican Church, Upper Hutt, recently, when Elvina Alice, only daughter of Mr. and.Mrs. Phil Davis, "Up|f(sX'HuttVwa's~married"t6'Frederick pWman^i^i^spn, of Mr.: and Mrs. w". HTChing, of Spririglands, Blenheim. ;:The ceretaottfe,was performed by the ißey. G. VjKeridrick. > ' • |:The'; bpjiae, wttjb entered-the church with •fher-'cifathej^ wore a beautiful d c;Jta i ssically^:ut^g.6wn of' white-dull-flmshed Burbdri' cord lace 'over,ivory satin,' finishing in a trg,in. A headband of ; .orange. blossoms held in posi•tipri the .fine^embroidered tulle veil ibelonging,Jtpjher mother), and a tiny posy 6f~ orSrige blossom adorned the ■neck of the g^own, fastened by a beautjful- diamarit«*clip brooch. She carried;,a very "pretty bouquet of white cyclamen, hyacinths, foeesias, and pale pink' carnations.: The bridesmaid, Miss | Ida Thomson;: of Lower. Hutt, wore' a gown of rich coral pink dull-finished angelskin lace, with cowl neckline and cape sleeves.' A large blue velvet bow finished the back of the frock. She wore a. big picture hat of pink Baku straw', to match, her gown, and her bouquet of pink;roses, sweet •peas, and forget-me-nots .':.. also: matched;.. the tohings of her.'goWnJ. ■

".Mr..M. Clapcbtt, of Wellington, was best man. ' ' ,

-, The reception was. held at the residence, of the, bride's parents, Main Road, Upper Hutt. Mrs. .Phil Davis re^ ceived the guests, wearing a, beautiful-ly-cut gown of navy satin-backed moss crepe. Her hat of navy Baku straw was trimmed with ospreys, arid her stole-was of Russian squirrel. She carried'amodern posy of red roses, sweet peas, and anemones. Mrs. W. H; Ching (mother of the bridegroom) wore a smart ensemble of nigger brown crepe Volga with hat of pedaline straw to tone. Her. bouquet'was of freesias, polyanthus, and boronia in golden tones. , . ■..'" ,

Mrs. F. N. Ching's travelling suit was of malacca brown crepe Mattinar relieved with beige, and she carried a musquash: fur coat. Her hat was of brown stitched taffeta, and her accessories were of suede.- The bride and bridegroom left for a motor tour of the North Island. •

Among the guests were x Miss J. T. Withington, Miss Nola Ching, Mr. and Mrs. C. Whiteman, Miss P. Whiteman, Miss E. Whiteman, Mr..and Mrs. W. J. Wilkie.-Miss I. Wilkie, Mrs. J. Thomson, Mrs: J. S. Barton, Miss H. Barton, Mrs. R. Barton. Mr. and Mrs. G. Cariipbell, Mr. and Mrs. G." Crooks, Miss G. Turner, Mrs. Kendrick, .Miss H. Gorrie, MfcE. Davis,-and Mr. N. Thomson.'- •