WEDDINGS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17439, 10 April 1931, Page 5

WEDDINGS

SILSON—TRAILL The Beresford Street Congregational Church, Auckland, was chosen on Easter .Monday for the wedding of Miss Isabella. Lillias Traill, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •). Traill, of Gisborne, to Mr. Frank Raymond Milson, third son of Mr. and Mrs. .f. IL Silson, of Napier. The Rev. Mr. Whiting performed the ceremony. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a pink georgette frock, the horn being three small frills. Pink embroidered tulle formed the veil and train, and she carried a pink and white bridal bouquet. The bridesmaid, Miss Glcnieo Traill, was gowned in a dee]) primrose chiffon with tulle and silver headdress, and she carried a shower bouquet in shades ot gold and lemon (lowers. The best man was Air. John Silson.

The reception at the Domain Kiosk had tables and favors in gold shades, the bride’s mother receiving the guests in a true blue satin ensemble with blue hat, and carrying an autumn bouquet. Airs. Silson wore navy blue maroeain, black corded silk coat and black hat. Miss Nellie Silson, the bridegroom's sister, wore peach silk crepe de chine, brown hat and beige coat.

GEORGE— KEOGH The many friends of Air. George Thorne George and Miss Helen Krogli will be pleased to hear of their marriage which took place a short time ago, repot ts the Napier Telegraph. Tim Inid,. was one of Napier’s most popular muses, ami up to the time of her marriage, was on the staff of Dr. Gilrav’s private hospital. Among the many presents received were two silver entree dishes suitably inscribed from the- Hawke’s Bay staff of the New Zealand Insurance Co., where Mr. Thorne George-.is manager.