WEDDINGS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16537, 22 September 1921, Page 9

WEDDINGS.

HOSKINS—M ELLS. The wedding was celebrated at tho Cambridge Terrace Alcthodist Church yesterday afternoon, of George .Harold Hoskin, son of Air J. Hoskin, of SprLngston South, and Eileen Ethel Ali 11s, second daughter .oi Mrs L. J. Hutchison and the late Wallace Alills. The Rev J. Harris conducted the ceremony, while Aliss Holland presided at the organ. The church tastefully decorated with spring 'flowers. The bride, who was given away, bv her brother, Alt* AY. C. Mills, was charmiygly gowned in white taffeta rad inn. The veil was handsomely embroidered, and was surmounted with the usual orange blossom. Aliss Lear Butler, the bridesmaid, wore an accordion-pleated cham-pagne-coloured dress with gold 'lace, and corded blue hat to match. Aliss Eileen Chapman, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl. The best man was Air C. Chapman, of Springston. After the ceremony the guests were entertained Rendezvous by Air and Airs Hutchison. Toasts were honoured. the chief being that of the bride and bridegroom. Among those present were:—Air and Airs J. Hoskin, Mr and Airs A. Burrowcs. Mr and Airs •! Keast, Air and Airs F Keast, Air and Mrs S. Keast. Afr and Mrs AY. Lugg. Air and Mrs H. Napier, Mr and Mrs C. Hamilton Alesdames J. Voss, J. Johnston, T. Newton, E. Jackson and IT. Pan net. and Messrs J. Redmond and T. Ditfort. Air and Airs Hoskin received many congratulations, and left afterwards on their honeymoon.