PAPAROA.

Northern Advocate, 8 December 1916, Page 1

PAPAROA.

Wednesday, November 82 witnessed the union of two young people 01 Fere in the bonds of niatriino'ny, ihS contracting parties being Miss Laura Turner, and Air Norman Wilson. The officiating clergyman was the Rev. R. J. Greenwood, vicar of St. Mark 's. Tho wedding took place at the resilience of Messrs R. and .). Turner. The bride was daintily attired in a gown of white panania silk made in the new pinafore style over a bodice of all-over net worked in silk. She wore the timehonoured wreath and veil. The bridesmaid, Miss Annie Turner (cousin of the bride) was dressed in voile and net, her bouquet having touches of pink and pink streamers. Mr Eric Haines, of Han ran, was in the capacity of bestman. After a bountiful tea had been served and the usual toasts recognised, tho happy couple left on their honeymoon tour, followed by showers of rose leaves, confetti and good wishes. The bride's travelling dress was a smart gabardine costume of fawn. Among the guests noticed at the ceremony were Mrs 0. A. Wilson, mother of the bridegroom, who wore a floral gown of black and heliotrope, with hat of black, Mrs J. 11... Cliff, of t'aparoa, in a black and white costume, with black |duined hat, Misses Cliff in light frocks, Mrs Robert Turner, in a navy voile; -Mrs Gibson, a pretty brown waterwavc-silk pinafore over a pink voile bodice and brown and pink hat; Mrs Trounson, tussore costume; Miss Wilson, cream toilette; Miss Turner, white pique costume, white and red hat. Miss Grace Wilson, sister of bridegroom, wore a prettyfrock of tussore and one of the newhats trimmed with green velvet. Little Muri Adams was in a white silk frock.