WEDDING

Taranaki Daily News, 31 August 1935, Page 16 (Supplement)

WEDDING

DORMER-TIPI’INS. A pretty Wedding was celebrated at St. Mary’s Church, New Plymouth, on Wednesday evening, when Eileen Grace Tippips Was married to William Henry Dprnier. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tippins, Frapkleigh Park, Nftw Plymouth, and the bridegroom the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Orrrtand E. Dopper, Lyall Bay, Wellington, Arcjideacon G. H. Gavin perforated toe ceremony, and Mr. R. N. Renaud played wedding music. The bride entered fee church with her father. Her gown of heavy ivory Satin was becomingly cut on classical lines and fluted in rich folds fo slipper length.; The neck fine was made with cowl effect, arid the tons sleeves, slotted at the shoulder line and gathered into a pointed cuff qt fee wrist, Were buttoned their entire length, buttons also trimming the back of file frock. The sklrf swept Into a full train, which was richly appliqued in laCe and satin. ov?r this fell a veil of filmy tulle inSet with lovers’ knots of satin at the corners, worn slightly back ffom toe head lii a halo effect, arid held in place with tiny clusters of orange blossom. Hyacinths and freesias, arranged with Sprays of green foliage, were carried. She Was attended by three bridesmaids, Miss Majsle Gorrle (Sentry Hill), Miss Doreen Haylook (het cousin) and her Sister, Miss Mary Tjppins. Tligy were •frocked alike in Soft apple green organdi, which fitted slenderly to kneelength, from where several frills, each edged With ifey frills of ©range and flame, cascaded In graduated lengths to the hemline, Orange and flame also edged toe frill? of the’ fichu-neckline and the short sleeves, and this note of colour Was again introduced in a posy of flowers worn at toe throat and in their Sashes of flame velvet ribbon. They wore small, close-fitting green caps, edged with to© two autumnal shades, embosaed velvet shoes to tone, and long gloves of green silk. Their bouquets, of Gerberas, lachanalia and daffodils, trailed to a long spray to toe hem of toeir frocks and were tied with ribbons Of gold and amber. \ Mr. Ned Smith, New Plymouth, was best man, Mr, S, Tait, Sentry Hill, and Mr. M. Sh&w, Hawera, a cousin of the bride, greontemeri. The reception was held at the Chequers tea rooms whore vases of Iceland poppies to rich amber colourings and fem were attraetively arranged on the tables. The bride’s mother, Mrs. Tipptos, wore a becoming frock of Wine lace and georgette Willi ring Velvet coatee in the same shade. Her hat to tone was finished With & chromium buckle, and she carried a bouquet of Violets, primroses, freesias and daphne, * The bridegroom’s mother Wore a smart navy ensemble of heavy marocain, with touches of lemon arid scarlet, navy hat and fur coat. Her flowers, arranged to form a bouquet, were violets, freesias arid primroses. Mrs. W. R. Shaw, Hawera, aunt of, the bride, wore a moss green moire velvet frock arid hat to tone. Mt?. J. Evans Eltoam, Stater of the bride, Wore an ensemble of brown. When toe bride left On her wedding tour she Wore a spring suit to chocolate brown, With Watat-length Cape coat, hat of fine straw in btoWri, Russian fitch Stole, rind accessories to tone.