Weddings...

Northern Advocate, 22 December 1948, Page 4

Weddings...

Griff iths-Morgan

A vefy pretty wedding was celebrated at Christ Church, • Whangarei, on October 9, when Coralie Olwyn, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs *H. M. Morgan, of Raumanga Road, Whangarei, was married to Lloyd Llewellyn, younger son -of Mr and Mrs G. Gilmore Griffiths, of Rawhiti Avenue, Matamata. Archdeacon Prebble officiated and the organist was Mr A. Marsdcn Woods. The bride, who was given away by her father, made a charming picture in a dress of brocaded satin faconne, cut with round yoke effect, with the skirt, which fell to a long train, gathered into a low-scalloped torso. The veil was caught into place with pale pink apple blossom. The shower bouquet was of cream roses and lily of the valley, with a pink apple blossom centre. Attending the bride as matron-of-honour was her sister, Mrs Jeane Conaghan, who wore a gown of apple blossom pink with corded chenille velvet, cut on the same lines as that of the bride. Her bouquet was of mauve tulips and cyclamen, with matching flowers in her hair. Mr G. G. Griffiths, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. At the reception, held at the Warrington Studios, the guests were received by Mrs Morgan, who wore a dress of black moss crepe, with black accessories, and a shoulder spray of pink rosebuds. Assisting was the bridegroom’s mother, who wore a navy and white suit, with white accessories, and shoul- I der spray of cream roses. j The honeymoon was spent in the South Island, the bride travelling in a dress of honey-gold moss crepe, with tan and white accessories.

' The award of the scholarship of the New Zealand Institute of Architects for 1948 has been made to Mr Allan L. Mitchener, of Onehunga, Auckland.