WEDDING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16902, 29 November 1922, Page 10

WEDDING.

GIIA LORE—SAITTH. The wedding was celebrated on November 1 -5, ,t St John’s Prebytei'ian Church. Lvtteitou. bv the Rev W. 4’. Todd, of Catherine Doris, daughter of Mrs Smith and the late Mr <L Smith. : oi Lyttelton, to Clarence Edward, son 1 of Mr and Mrs IT. A. Gilmore, of Lyttelton. The bride, who was given avay by her broibc:'. Mr G. Smith. • wo-'c a pretty frock .>! i*'orv crop,- do j chine daintily embroidered in silk and pearL. with < israde pam-ks of gvorget tv ami pearl lawl,. >!•■• wore n I'r.r.d cmbroulereil tulle v-.*d. i.c--! in pusicos pearls, and carried a bouquet ->f lilies and carnation*'. The bride '.vr,= attended as bridesmaid bv her -Cter. Miss : Maude Smith, who wov. arricot crepe rle chine, heavily ouibroidevcd in ivory j silk and trimmed witii hand-made \ j She carried a bouquet of apricot roses : [ and maidenliair fern. Little Betty 1 Bodv, of Molbourne. a niece of rhe 1 j bride, was a dainty little flower girl, i She wore a coral pink ere pi* de cnin© I petal frock, with rosebud trimming. and a wreath of rosebuds in her hair, ; ( carrying a posy of pink roses and 1 .sweet peas. Mr Gordon Gilmore, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best j After the ceremony rim guests ware I entertained at the j'.xecdsior Hall by 1 the mother <>f the. brid«. Later the I bride and I ndegroom left for ilio I south the bride wearing a smart tailored jia-vv ••ostumc and buna and gold brocade imi.