WEDDINGS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20202, 13 September 1927, Page 16

WEDDINGS.

A very quiet, but extremely pretty, wedding took place at St. Julius Church, Goodwood, when Christabe), younger daughter of Air and Airs J. 11. Preston, Ccntrewood, was married to Kenneth, youngest eon of Airs B. C. Haggitt, of Dunedin. The Rev. J. Morlaud, of Kurow, officiated. Tho bride looked charming in a white georgette and silver lace gown, her veil being of net and Honiton lace. Khe carried a shower bouquet of white spring „owcrs. Her bridesmaids, Aliss Louise Logan, of Dunedin, and Aliss Margery Elliott, also of Dunedin, wore lavender georgette frocks, with bouquets to tone. The bridegroom was attended by Air Hunter Dcimiston, of Frnitkimls, and Air Roy .Sinclair, of Dunedin. Tlie East Gore Presbyterian Chinch was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, August IV, ihc contracting parties being Violet Ann, youngest daughter of Air and Airs D. Collie, " Kyledale,” Tuturan, and William, second son of Mr and Airs 11. Linos, Panton street, Invercargill. The bride, who was given away by her father, looked cliarjnmg m a lovely gown of cream crepe do chine trimmed with French silver lace, with silver slippers and stockings to match, and tho customary flowing veil and orange hlo.-sonis. She carried a bountiful bouquet of whito chrysanthemums, white roses, and maidenhair fern and streamers. Tho bridesmaid, Aliss Mavis Abcrncthy, ot Dunedin, looked sweet" in a lovely frock of pale pink figured fuji silk, and she carried a beautiful bouquet of whito roses, Christmas roses, and asparagus fern with streamers. Aliss Doreen Jackso.i, Invercargill, attended as tiowor girl, being nicely dressed in accordion-pleated pink georgette and carrying a basket of pretty flowers to match. Mr J. Lines, Gore, attended his brother as host man. The ilov. R. Alackio, Alataura, was the officiating minister, and Aliss I. MacGihhon, A.T.C.L., presided at the organ. After the wedding over 100 guests adjourned to llm Cosy Tea Rooms, where the wedding was spread, over which the Rev. R. Alackie presided. The umuil toast list was honoured. Tho happy couple were the recipients of many beautiful and costly gifts, including a number of cheques. The conplo left by motor car for tho honeymoon, amidst showers of confetti, the bride's travelling frock bei/ig of blue rep and a velour coat trimmed with American opossum fur, with hat and shoes to match. Handsome gifts were exchanged between the bride and bridegroom, the gifts to tho bridesmaid and tho flower girl being handsome manicure sets. The future home of the young couple will be Georgetown, Invercargill.