WEDDING

Hutt News, Volume 20, Issue 3, 19 December 1945, Page 10

WEDDING

- Q WATERS — WOODROW A very pretty wedding was celebrated recently at St. James's Anglican Church, Lower Hutt, when Miss Vida Rose Waters, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Waters, was married to Mr. Allen Woodrow, of Owaka, South Otago. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a pearl satin frock, with heart-shaped neck, rucked sleeves and full-length skirts, Their the back. The long .tulle veil was caught up by a headpiece of white Christmas lillies. A beautiful bouquet of Christmas lillies and softlytinted pink roses was carried. Her only piece of jewellery was a necklace of pearls. The bride was attended by her two sisters, Misses Heather and Diana Waters, as bridesmaids They were daintily frocked in pale blue satin, with V-shaped liecksi, puffed sleeves and ful-length skirts. Their lead-dress of pink flowers toned in with lovely bouquets of pink carna:ions and sweet peas. Mr. W. G. illen, of Owaka, who served with ;he bridegroom overseas, acted as jest man Solos were rendered- by Mr. Surtees at the church and afterwards at the reception. 1 The many guests were later revived by Mrs. B. F. Waters, mo;her of the bride, who wore a black jnsemble with accessories to match, md a shoulder spray of pink roses, md Mrs T. Woodrow, aunt of the >ridegrooin. The Rev Ashley Jones >f Wellington, officiated at the mar•iage and afterwards acter as mas;er of ceremonies. The bride travelled in a light blue ostume with accessories to match.