WEDDINGS.

Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 23, 30 October 1930, Page 2

WEDDINGS.

,KOWE-~DRIEBERG. The wedding took place at Knox! Church on Saturday, of Florence Adeline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Rowe, and William James Driefoerg, son of Mr. J. Drieberg, of Napier. The bride was attended by hex fatiaer, and her charming frock was of white mariette and lace with pearl girdle. She a also wore a veil and orange blossoms, arranged coronet fashion. Her bon<jueit was of freesias, twlips, sweet peas end maiden-hair fern. Her sister, Miss Myrtle Rowe, and Miss Hilda Haigh attended her, wearing frocks of floral green ehiffonette, in tones of pink and champagne, with green hats and shoes. Mr. L. Drieberg acted as best man, and Mr. M. Drieberg as groomsman. The Rev. J. MeCatw was the officiating minister and Mr. A. Ackroyd was at the organ. Afterwards some 90 guests were entertained by Mr and Mrs Rowe, ttae latter wearing a frock of brown crepe maroeain with bouquet to tone. Mrs. Driefoerg, the. bridegroom's mother, wore a frock of wine-coloured crepe marocain and bouquet in the same tones. The bride travelled, in a frock of champagne lace and georgette with hat and shoes to tone. The honeymoon is to be spent in Auckland. Prior to the wedding, the bride's fellow employees at Kirkealdie and Stains, presented her with a dinner serDELLER—MOORE. A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. John's ChikTch, Trentham, on Saturday, when Doris Emily, younger daughter of Mt. and Mrs W. Deller, of Silverstream, was married to Percival Moore, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Moore-Carter, of Lower Hutt. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, wore'a charming frock of white embossed georgette made ankle-length, with long sleeves and drooping hem and trimmed with orange blossom. Her white veil was the gift of her mother and the bouquet was of white lilac, maiden-hair fern and tulips. She was attended by her sister, Miss May Deller, as chief bridesmaid; also Miss Eunice Winter and Miss Myrtle

Baftlett. The maids -wore frocks of green, , fawn and pink georgette and1 radium lace, respectively with drooping hem and large spring hats to tone, and 'ea;eh earned a 'bouquet of spring flow-ers-and maiden-hair fern to harmonise with her frock. Mr. L. S, <Josse acted in the capacity of best man and Messrs V. Smith and J. Beller were groomsmen. The Rev. Mr. Kendrick was tie •fficiating clergyman. After the ceremony a reception was held in the Silverstream HaJl where Mrs beller received hr guests in a frock of champagne trimmed with fawn, while the bridegroom's mother's frock was in floral fawn tones. The 'bridegroom's'gifts to the maids were evening .purseJbags. W.C.T.U. The monthly meeting of t&e Lower Hutt W.C.T.U. was held on Wednesday, October 22nd, with the President, Mrs. Anderson, in the chair, Mrs Lopdell taking the devotional portion of the meeting. Apologies were received from several albsent members. It was Tesolved to send a letter of sympathy to Mrs. Slinn and family on account of the severe injuries Mr. Slinn recently received, and to Mrs Richardson, of Johnsonville, in their bereavement. , - Mrs. Schneider gave a brief report on the recent Convention held at also on the Birtßiday Pat4ry held on the same evening. Mrs Tait Aalso read a similar report from Mrs. ; Routley. Mrs Crawford read a paper 'on " Problems and work among the Maoris," as it was Maori Day and a.. collection was taken up in aid of the Maori fund. Several members apoke of work done by their various churches in connection with-the Maoris-. Afternoon tea was served and the meeting closed with the Benediction.