WEDDINGS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19814, 4 December 1919, Page 9

WEDDINGS.

MURRAY—M’Ani/LiS. The wedding took place yesterday afternoon at the residence of the bride’s parents, of .Miss Norm APAlillan, daughter of Mr and Mrs William M'.Millan, “ Ho wan Brae.” Dyer’s Vass Road, and Mr Harold Y. Murray, son of airs Murray, Christchurch, and ol tho late Mr F. JD. Murray. Lincoln. The wedding was very quiet, only relatives being present. The bride wore a lovely gown'of satin charmeuse and georgette trimmed with pearls, over which fell a. white veil, held in place by a. band of small orange blossoms, and she carried a white bouquet.. .Miss Dot Murray (sister of the bridegroom) was the bridesmaid, ana wore a. pretty Wedgwood blue crepe de chine frock, ornamented with silver embroidery, and a black picture hat. Miss dean M’Millan (niece of the bride). in a dainty white laco frock ana black hat, made a charming flower girl, and carried a basket of nink and blue flowers. Mr Archie M’Donald was the best man. Air a.nd Mrs Harold Murray left for their houeyinooa after tea. had boon served, the bride travelling in a, saxe-bluo gabardine coat and skirt, relieved with fawn, ana a cream straw hat trimmed with blue. WYATT—IIUPTON. A wedding was solemnised at St Saviour’s Church, West Lyttelton, yesterday afternoon, ttie contracting parties being Miss May Hutton, younger daughter of the late Mr John Hutton and Airs Hutton, Diamond Harbour, and Air John Henry Wyatt, third son of the late Air J. F. Wyatt and Aim Wyatt, of Lyttelton. The Rev E. Eliot Chambers was the officiating minister, and Airs Livingstone presided at the organ. The church was beautifully decorated by girl friends of the bride. I he bride, who was given awav bv her brother-in-law, Mr, A. I), H am Ut on , wore ai gown of cream fleur de chine satin and georgette, trimmed noth pearls, the skirt having beautiful handembroidered panels, finished with silk fringe. She wore an exquisitely-work-ed \ oil arranged in mob-cap style, with a wreath oi orange blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet. She was attended by Aliss Elsie Aliller, who was very prettily attired in a frock of lavender crepe dc chine and georgette, trimmed with tiny pale pink rosebuds. She wore a leghorn ha b trimmed with lavender and pink, and carried a shower bouquet, to match. The second bridesmam was Aims Elsie Carson, who looked very pretty m a pale pink silk frock, and a. lace leghorn hat trimmed with pink. Siio carried a. pink and lavender bouquet. Aliss Lynda 11 Heudrv, in a white embroidered voile dress and lace Jegbom bat with black, velvet streamers, made a dainty little flower girl. She scattered rose petals before the bridal party as it left the church. Air H. Wyatt, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Aiter the ceremony a reception was held at the Excelsior Hall, many relatives and friends being present. Airs Hntlon, mother of the bndc, received her guests in a liandtomo black silk gown and a black hat with touches of old gold. Later, the undo and bridegroom loft by motor-car tor their honeymoon, the bride travelling in a fawn gabardine costume and a cream leghorn hat, trimmed with lavender and pink. L’OTTI N GE R—KEIR. A very pretty wedding took place yesterday ationumn at St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, which was beautifully decorated for , the occasion, when. Aliss Jean Douglas Koir, second daughter of Air and Airs James Koir, Christchurch, wa.s married to Air George Morrison J otlinger, eldest son ot the Into Mr and Mrs tv. ,1. Pottiuger, Cbristcliuvch. The Kev .1. B. W cbsior, assisted bv the Rev R. Al. Rybiini, performed the ceremony . J lie bride, who was given away by _ her tardier, looked charming in m "white crepe de. chine frock, poised on pale pink georgette, artistically draped willi geoigette, the skirt having narrow tucked panels of crepe do 'chine and Irani the .shoulder filing a narrow lisa ti a in of crepe de chine lined with pale pink georgette. A filmy tulle veil, caiignt hyn coronet of orange blossoms and embroidered with silk, enhanced Hie cf!cel. A bouquet of cream roses was carried. Miss Alary (Bin) Koir (sister of tiio bride) w as tho chief bridesuiaid, and Alms Alary Pottinger (sister ol the bridegroom) also attended the bride- I he former was dressed in mauve spotted not over a foundation ol silk, and the latter wore a pink spotted net frock over silk. The frocks were made verv prettily with tucks and tiny frills. The bridesmaids wore leghorn hats lined with black and trimmed with wide hows of tulle to match the colour of their frocks, and carried bouquets of mauve and pink sweet peas respectively. The best man was Air John. Pottinger, ant. tho groomsman Air V. K. Simmers. Alter riie ceremony a reception was hek. in St Andrew a Schoolroom, which hatbeen specially furnished and decorate; to resemble a big drawing-room. Air. Koir received the guests wearing a black crepe do chine frock, a marabout cape and a black georgette Jmt,. Tho guests included; —Mr and Air Santlall, Air John Park, Airs Horace Goss, Aliss Craddock, Aliss Steward. Rev R. Al. R.ybuni and Airs Rybiini, liev .1. B. AVeb«ter, Air and Mrt> U. Ouilvic. Air

and Mrs J. AV. M’Leod, Air and Mrs T. W. Reece, Mr, Mrs and Miss Graham, Aliss J. Pottinger, Air .me] Mi's •1. B. Laurenson. Air G. L. Laurenson. Airs G. Laurenson, Aliss Laurenson ana Aliss Jessie Laurenson, Air and Airs F. J. Wilkinson, Air and Mrs L, L. Cordery, Airs John. Duncan, Airs Davis Hunt, Air and Airs N. Al. Duncan, Airs •T. R. Duncan, Dr J. F. Duncan, Airs Sadler, Airs -A. Wallace, Airs T. Keir and the Alisses Koir, Air and Airs R. Beniiots, Airs P. R. Alonro and Airs Colin, Alonro. Subsequently Air and Airs Pottinger left for their honeymoon, the bride travelling in a smart black and white check costume and small navy vogue hat. -