POPULAR DANCER WEDS

Hutt News, Volume 20, Issue 45, 21 May 1947, Page 7

POPULAR DANCER WEDS

KinSOX —WRICJHT In briiliani sunshine, at Knox Picshvterian Church. Lower Ktitt. Heather, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. 1». A. Wright, was married to Kelvin (Lewi Ay res. youngest son ol Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kidson. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. K. P. Parr. The bride is well known for hfi" outstanding ability in eccenliic and acrobatic dancing, and did much to entertain the forces during the war y-ais. The. bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, wore a classical gown ol white embossed deque, which featured the heartshaped neckline and long pointed sleeves. Her full-length embroidered veil was held in place by a lialtclrclei of natural flowers and she carried a shower bouquet of chrysanthemums, nerines, and gladioli to match. Mh-s Margaret Wrighl (the bride's sister i maided in a powderblue gow it. carrying a shower houfjuei ol Inv< r-der chrysanthemums. Mr. Kenneth V.'righi [brother of Lhe bride'. \v: ' :,\ man, and Master Norman ■ elm Wright paged his sister in ili i•,-!•; kill !. During the signing of ,: .»,.$.; n;• Mi-, v Wt 1hourne sane "He-cause." The re ion wa s held a 1 lhe bride's home, where some 5o guests i>nme from as far a.- Onymouih and Nelson vrt re received by Mrs. Wright, who wore a wine gown embroidered in white (brought from Fiji . wiin beige accessories, while i lie bridegroom's mother wore gown in honey-gold with brown accessories. Per travelling the bride wore i battleship grey suit with blade accessories.