WEDDING.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16498, 2 August 1924, Page 5

WEDDING.

GREY—STJKPAVOOD

A very pretty wedding yas celebrated at. the Holy Trinity Church, Gisborne, on July 30th, ylieti Dorothy, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Hhe.r wood, 'Manntuke.. was married l-t Wiliiam Roy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A M. Grey, of Makaralut. Canon Packt officiated. The bride, who was given away .by her lather, was charmingly attired 1 pi brocaded satin, daijitily Iran rued with pearls, and caught at the waist with pale pink and .blue rosebuds, tin ishe'd with an Egyptian fringe. Her veil of embroidered tulle, arranged wit I a. coronet c'f pearls', ildoVned with orange blossoms. ami pretty bouquet of roses eoirip/Peted a -6harming toilette. l’b< bride was attended by Miss Myrtle Sherwood (her sister) and Miss Nell if Clark. The former wore an almond green sntih, trimmed with gold heads, arid a black picture hat, and the latter a pretty frock of lemon (georgette, arm picture’ hat. Both carried hearutifu. bouquets,. Lit-tle Miss Dorothy Hays, as flower girl, looked sweet in pale blue crepe-de-cliene and a dainty poked bon net, "Site carried a, basket of snowdrop; and sweet- peas. Mr. William Robb acted as best man. and Mr. Jack Newton as rn'oomsmnn. The bridegroom -s present to the bridesmaids were wristlet watches, and to the flower girl a bangle. After the ceremony the wedding break fast- was held at Findlay’s tea-rooms l.ater the happy couple left for the South on their honeymoon, carrying with tliem the best wishes of their many I fiendsThe bride’s travelling dress was a smart cinnamon brown ■garbadme costume. wAh a- pretty kingfisher blue h-at to match.