WEDDINGS

Hutt News, Volume 20, Issue 47, 28 May 1947, Page 4

WEDDINGS

i isriii:u— l-IjOTHUSK The marriage took place recently at St. Augustine's Church. Petone, of Miss .loan Seymour Clothier, second daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. K. 3. Clothier, ol Lower Hun. and Mr. Henry George Fischer, only son ol Mr. ami Mis George Fischer, of in-vi-rcarniU. The Rev. Mr. Childs <»tliciated. I'm- bride, who w n s given away by her father, wore a frock ol white spotted net. lull skirted and with puffed slet ves. her vet! being held by a headdress of soft white feathers. The bouquet was of roses. The bride's sisters. Misses Nancy and Valerie Clothier. wearing pah' pink ;rocks similar to the bride's, were in attendance. The best man was Mr. Keith Cameron and the groomsman Mr. Keith Orindle. A reception was held in Eva Draper's studio. Lower Mutt. DIUKE —TAYLOR At iSt. James' Church, Lower Hutt, Edna Yorke. daughter of Mr. and Mr--. I', tl. Taylor, of Lower Hutt. was married lo Marcus Desmond, son of Mr. atyl Mrs. M. F Drake, of Auckland The ceremony was perloniM d by IJev. .1. C. Da vies. Tlie bride wore a lovely frock of ilusKy pink crepe, slightly trained and made with a draped bodice finished with loops (d the material. Her shoulder-length pink veil was finished with a headdress of pink roses, and her shower bouquet was of ca - *- nations and dahlias in pink tones. Mrs. G. D. Deist, sister of the bride, acted as matron of honour, wearing a Dock of blue crepe, the bodice and sleeves being beaded and pin-tucked. Her headdress was of blue ;»ntl pink sweet peas, and she earned a shower bouquet of deep pink and scarlet, dahlias. Mr. G. Drake was best man. During the signing ol the register Miss B. Carr sang a solo After the ceremony a reception was held at the National Club, about forty guests being received by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. The bride travelled in a wine suit and hat. with powder-blue accessories.