WEDDINGS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17032, 4 May 1923, Page 4

WEDDINGS.

T HOM SON -COO AIDER . A wedding took place recently lithe Roman ( atholic Pre.sbyteiy. Tin eereinonv was performed by the Rci Father Hanrahan, th© contracting par ties being Thomas William, eldest of Air and Mrs T. E. Thomson, Xort! Beach, and Margaret Agnes. secoin daughter of Mr and Airs \Y. T. Corn:; ber, 009. Hereford Street. The brid was given away by her father and wa daintily attired ill cream souple sati. with sieves and side panels of radiut. Ia co caught at the waist with hand made flowers and silver leaves. Slu wore a beautiful, veil and a wreath oJ silver leaves and carried a shove; bouquet ot white flowers and maiden hair fern. .She was attended by hr sister, Aliss Winnie Coomber, who won heliotrope crepe de chine with sleeve and side panels ot helio radium lace black bat with helio and silver sprnx and carried a bouquet of white am mauve ‘ flowers. fhe bridegroom w;vattended bv Mr Austin as best A reception was afterwards held :ii the residence of the bride’s parents the tables being decorated in iuauv< and white Michaelmas daisies. Tin wedding cake was a special feature, its decorations being finished on the top tier with a miniature bride and bride groom. Ibe cake was iced and de corated bv the bride’s cousin. Airs Geo. Wilson. The bride's travelling dress was navy face cloth costume with saxe blue and silver bat and she wore a coney wrap, the gift of the bridegroom. Amongst those present were: Air and Airs T. Coomber. junr.. .Misses Power and M'Mahon (Wellington). Afr and Airs AY. Power. Ah- and Airs T. Power. Mrs IT. Power. Mr J. Power. Afr and Airs and Aliss Greaves (Lin coin). Mrs and Aliases Prostidge. Airs W. Thomson. s©m\. Air and Mrs T. E. Thomson. Air and Airs J. and Aliss Thomson. Mr and Airs H. Cornish. Mr and Mrs A. Cornish. Air and Mrs T Cornish. Airs Rvati. Mr and Airs Barnes and familv (3). Alices L. Shut© E. Woolley. G. Woolley. Messrs Coomber. Hislip. Afollov. Cooper. Tavlor. Brodie, Hurrel! and Mills.' AI’CRORY—KOHT.IFS. A wedding was solemnised at St Stephen's Church, Ashburton, by the Rev J. F. Wiseman, the contracting parties being Mrs Edith Kohlies and Mr John M’Cvoiy, of Pendarves. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a dainty frock of white crepe de chine with side dray, eries trimmed with tiny pearls and sill fringing. The waistline was finished with a cluster of flowers. With this frock she wore a large picture liat of pink crepe d© chine trimmed with flowers and ribbon streamers. Her bouquet was of white lilies and sweet pens with trailers of ferns. The Alisses -Lilian and Myrtle Burnaby, sisters of the bride, attended :is bridesmaids, the former wearing white crepe de chine with a white silk bat trimmed with ribbon and white sweet pea*. Alias Myrtle Burnaby wore a pink c-repc de chine frock and large black picture hat. Their bouquets were of white lilies and white sweet pea l * with long trailers of ferns. Miss Myrtle Knhlies. daughter of the bride, wore a dainty frock of white net trimmed with tiers of lac© and rosebud trimming. -She wore a white hat with pink streamers, and carried a bouquet of white roses and ferns. Air Eric Sprott carried out the duties of best After the ceremony a number of friends and relatives were ©ntertained at the residence of th© bride’s mother. Air and Airs John Al’Crory left by motor for the south, where the honeymoon is being spent. The bride travelled in a smart nigger brown costume heavily trimmed with steel beads. She wore a small plush hat to match and a large black fox fur completed a dainty toilet.