WEDDINGS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7079, 17 March 1910, Page 4

WEDDINGS

LATTER—STUART. Yesterday afternoon a wedding which created a good deal of interest was solemnised at St. Mark's Church by the Rev. A. M. Johnston, when Miss Mary •Stuart; fourth daughter of Mr D. T. Stuart, was married to Mr Allan Latter, of Barry's Bay. Canterbury, The bride wore a handsome gown of ivory satin charmeuse, with a shaped Empire skirt; tlie bodice was draped with Honiton lace. She wore a tulle veil and carried a shower bouquet. She was attended by four bridesmaids, the two elder (Misses Olive Stuart and Miss Latter) • wearing white net 'gowns mounted on sating and. worn under corselets of Irish crochet. Wreaths of autumnal-tinted leaves and roses were worn instead of hats. The two tinies (Misses Lettice Tapper and Gwenda Hamertdn) wore frocks of white ninon ovor silk, and had wreaths and bouquets of pink roses, The grown-up bridesmaids received monogram rings, and the little ones gold necklets with matrix pendants. The bride gave her husband a gold watch and chain and received from him a handsome bangle. The best man was Mr Le Clerc Latter, brother of the bridegroom, and-Mr R. Black was groomsman. A reception was subsequently' held at the residence of Mr Charlos Stuart, of. Brougham street, the decorations being carried out in white flowers and simlax.

Mrs Stuart, mother-of the bride, wore a silver-grev silk gown with Oriental embroideries and a tucked net yoke. Mrs Latter, the bridegroom's mother, wore a blue silk frock and a brown toque. Mrs C. ". Stuart wore a winecoloured frock, with Egyptian embroideries, and a large hat with ostrich tips. Amongst those present were: • Miss Norah Stuart. Miss Vida Stuart, Mrs Louis Blundell, Mrs Ernest Blundell, Mrs Napier McLean, Mr and Mrs Watkins, Mr and Mrs Buddie. Mr and Mrs Butt, Mrs Page, Mr and Mrs Huntley Elliott, Misses Haybittle, Gaisford, Henning and Cook. The. bride travelled in a saxe-blue shantung and a, straw toque with gold roses* , The large and valuable assortment of presents was displayed in the morning room. BROWN—WRIGHT. At ..the Anglican Church, Seatouni yesterday, the Rev. Blackburne united in matrimony Miss Ethel Maude AVright and Mr Richard -Walter Brown, eon of the late Samuel Brown, of this city. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a cream tailor-made coat.and skirt, and a white, hat trimmed with silver lace and ostrich,;-tips. ,•■'. -She/carried a prayer-book in place of a bouquet. Miss Frances Wright was chief bridesmaid, wearing a white muslin frock, prettily tucked and inserted, and a saxe blue hat trimmed with a bunch of heliotrope violets at either side. Two little girls in white muslin frocks and wearing mob caps of vaUenceinnes lace, were also bridesmaids. Mrs mother of the "bride, wore a grey coat and skirt and a blue toque. Mrs S. Brown, the brides groom'.i mother, wore black silk. A reception was held at. the residence of the bride's parents, and in the evening a I dance was given. SPECIAL TO THE " TIMES." BIRD—ANDREW; MASTERTON, March-16. At St. Andrew's Church, To Nui; on Tuesday last, Mrs J.'Andrew, formerly of Wellington, and eldest daughter of Mrs Morrison, of Blairlogie, was married to Dr. Bird, a well-known medico.'""of Nelsom. The- bride was dressed in a blue sac coat and skirt, and wore a hat to match trimmed with shaded wings, i This ceremony was performed by the Rev. j. Sykes, of the Church of England, Upper Hutt, who was assisted ,by the Rev.. J. F. Phillips, of Te Nm. ' Bridal Debutante Presentation Hand Bouquets in. all newest; Btylea. Ladies' Dress ahd y Hair Sprays, i Gentlemen's coat flowers, Birthday offerings. Miss Prebble, the Floral Depot, 51, Willis street. " * Every mother is naturally anxious about the.'health of her children, and is lOften puzzled to know what remedies to (adopt when they are fretful, feverish and jtheir sleep is disturbed. _ The remedy .most certain in action is Dr. Horne's Worm Powders, which are absolutely ■safe and very effectual, and being tasteless may be taken by the most delicate ohild. "In packets Is each, to be had only at Shaw's Medical Hall, Mariners street, and the Cecil Buildings, Lambton Quay." The colourings and designs of the new autumn millinery this season are really wonderful —such glorious shades of mulberry, areoplane and Havana are to be much worn, and when blended with such .exquisite .taste as the millinery thait is now on view at Mrs Matthewson's, one feels they would like to buy quite half a dozen, especially as the txrices are so very reasonable... The address is 266, Hannah's Baildincs, La-mbton \quayi Wanted ladies to use Bland's Vegetable Hair Dye.- Se 6d; guaranteed harmless; no greenish shades. Sole agent, Mrs Haybittle, 268 i Lambton quay, Wellington. , . . * Weddings—Bride's and Bridesmaid's Bouquets, Sprays, Baskets, and other artistic floral devices for" birthdays, presentations, bon voyage, etc. Choicest flowers only used. _Miss Murray, ViceRegal Florist, 36, Willis street. HINTS ABOUT TOUR HAIR AND HOME TREATMENT, '■"-If your hair is lallins, faded, or gTsy, do not worry. Miss Milsom's wonderful treatment and preparations will not only I restore to life and lustre, bnt positively cure dandruff and diseases of the scalp. Treatments from 3s _6d. Shampooing, Face Massage, Maniouring, Clipping, Hairdressing dons and taught. Hairwork of every description. Electrolysis, painless and permanent. King's Chambers, Willis street (next Empirs Hotel), Telephone 814. J