FLEET—ALDRICH.

Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 17, 18 September 1930, Page 2

FLEET—ALDRICH.

The wedding was recently solemnised

at St. Augustine's Church, Petone, of Thelma Mary, daughter of Mr and Mrs B. Fleet,, of Lower Hxrtt, to William John Frost, son of Mr and Mrs. B. J. F. Aldrieh of Petone. The bride, who was escorted by her father, wore a cream frock, tiie bodice of cheniUe georgette and the skirt of frilled georgette with uneven hem-line. The pretty v-eil was a gift from her mother, and was Held, in place with a coronet of orangeblossom. Her bouquet was of freesias and maidenhair fern. As the bridal party left the church, the bride's small nephew presented her witjh a satin horseshoe. The bridesmaid, 3o.iss JtJda Cfcurner, of Lower Hutt, wore a dain£y frock of saxe blue lace with uneven, ■hem. and hat to tone, and her bouquet was of yiolets, daphne and maidenhiair fern. Her gift from the bridegroom was a manicure set. Mr. Boy Aldrieh, brother of the bridegrooon, acted as best man, the Rev. H. V. C. Reynolds was t>he officiating clergyman and Miss Hoibbs was at the organ." A reoeption at which there -was a large number of present, was afterwards h&M at the residence of the bridegroom's parents. Mrs Aldrieh. was wearing a frock of wine-coloured satin and ear-

Tied an autumn-tinted bouquet and Mrs Fleet was in a iigured silk rayon frock. The tables were prettily decorated and the usual toasts honoured. The bride and bridegroom afterwards leftt toy caT for the north, Mrs Aldrich wearing, a frock of wine coloured eelanese silk and -hat to tone.

SPJBABMAN—-NESBIT. The wedding took place at St. James's Church on Wednesday, September 10th of Joyce Eileen, daughter of Mx and Mrs W. Spearman, and Eric Williaim, son of Mr and Mrs. J. Nesibit of Lower Hutt. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her fa/thcr, wore a dainty frock of cTeam georgette The bodice was trimmed with a wide band of radiant lace and the cape, wfliich was divided at the back and reached beioiw the waist, was a.uso trimmed with, wide radiant lace. The flared ekift was long at the back, with radiant Ja-ce insertion let in near the hem. A posy of white flowers was worn at the waist. She wore an embroidered tulle veil and orange blossom, arranged coronet fashion, and satin shoes and her 1 (bouquet was of white fveesiak and maidenhair fern. Tihere weTe two attendants. Mass F. Harris wore a frock of lemon georgette made in similar style tovth-e bride }s frock, with wide hat of Jemon lace trimmed with buttercups and satin'xibbon and lemon and silver shoes with lemon colotored stockings. Her bouquet was of gold pansies, marigolds and maidenhair fern. Miss M. Nesbit, the other maid, wore a frock in similar style, but of pink crepe-de-chene, trimmed with silver lace, with wide hat to tone and silver shoes with pink stockings. Her bouquet was of rdsopink eamelias, red japonica and inaiden&air fern. There was also a small" flowergirl, Edna Buchanan, whose frock was of blue crepe-de-ehene, with plain bodice and scalloped skirt, edged with rosebud, trimming, and her posy was of blue hyacinths and f orget-me-noits. Mr E. W. Niesbit acted in the capacity of best man and the Yen. Archdeacon Hansell performed the eerenuony. The reception was held in the Scouts' Hall, wdich was tastefully decoreuted wiith lycopodium and spring flowers.. Mrs Spearman received her guests in a frock of black satin marocain^ with flared slurt, flared sleeves and front of m&ixe satin and finished at the waist with a diamante 'buckle, and her hat was of'bla«k crinoline, drooping at on« side, with jeweHed buckle. She carried a posy of anemones and red japoniea. Mrs. Nesbit, mother of the bridegroom, wore <a navy and beige satin frock, with hat to tone. The bride's [travelling frock was of fawn and navy blue eelanese silk with small straw hat to tone.