WEDDINGS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17217, 7 December 1923, Page 9

WEDDINGS.

HOLLOBON—PEARNE. A wedding was celebrated at St Luke’s Church yesterday afternoon, when Ida Minnie, eecond daughter of Mr and Mrs W. C. Pearne. was married by Archdeacon Taylor to Edgar, youngest sou of Mr Jesse Hollobon. The church was prettily decorated, and tho wed ding music was played by Mr »S. Thrower. The bride was given away by her father, and wore an ivory satin marocain gown, the sleeves and side panels of radium lace. A trail of flowers defined the waist, while a veil of tulle was worn over a coronet of pearls. A shower bouquet of white flowers completed a becoming toilette. Two bridesmaids were in attendance, Misses Florence and Lily Pearae (sis ters of the bride), wearing simple frocks of lemon and mauve crepe de chine and black picture bate and bouquets to match their frocks. Two dainty little flower girls, Thelma Taylor and Gwen Gee, wore petalled frocks of pink blue organdie muslin and mob caps, and carried baskets of rose petals and flowers. Mr William Overend attended the bridegroom as best man. Afterwards a reception was held at the Trades Hall, where the decorations made a becoming background for the bridal party. Mrs Peafne, the bride’s mother, wore a handsome gown of nigger brown marocain and a hat to match, and carried a bouquet of rose*. The bride’s travelling dress was a French grey costume and a cloche hat of the same shade. Miss E. Peorne (sister of the bride) wore a frock of navy taffetas with radium lace, and a hat of grey georgette and marocain. Among the guests were:—Mrs Vincent. Mr and Mrs A. Taylor, Mr and Mrs J Rickerby, Mrs Wakefield, Mr and Mrs E. Geo. Mr and Mrs H. Jackson. Mrs Serra. Mr and Mrs H. Ryan, Mr and Mrs Brittenden. Mr and Mrs S. Hix, Mr and Mrs L. Saunders. Mrs Poulson. Mr and Mr% Hollobon, Mrs Falkjner. Mr and Mrs V. Kennedy, Mrs W. Sfiiith (Barry’s Bay), Mr and Mrs W. Janes, Mr and Mrs F&lconback, Mr and Mrs Stevens, Mrs Pengelly. Mrs Newton, Mr and Mrs Woods (Lincoln). Mr and Mrs Class Mr and Mrs W. Chapman, Mrs Knight. Mr and Mrs Kelly, Mrs Jones, Mrs Harris, Mrs H. Moore. Mr aiid Mrs G. Ridden, Misses I. Black, F. Craw, R. Forbes. I. Wheeler. T. Mather. K. Wakefield, R. Napier. F, Owen, E. Ford, L. Ward. L. Cumberland, Messrs L. Pay, H. Ball, E Jackson. C. Hollobon, A. ICnight, W. King, A. Vinant. P. Vincent, J. Monteith and G. Kennedy.

NORTHCOTT—M’ KINL AY. St Saviour’s Church, Sydenham, was the scene of a wedding when Ina Mary, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs J. M’Kinlay, of Beckenham, was married to Richard John Northcott-. only son of Mr and Mrs J. Northcott, Beckenham. The bride, who was given away by her father, 'wore a cream satin marocain frock with sleeves * and berth© of radium lace. Her filmy veil was held in place by a Coronet of orange blossom. She carried a beautiful bouquet of cream roses, hothouse flowers and maidenhair fern. Two bridesmaids were in attendance. Miss Jean MJKinlay wore a forget-me-not blue crep§ do chine frock with tiny puffed sleeves and black lace hat. She carried a bouquet of blue and pink sweet pea* Miss. Isabel Northcott wore a pale blue crepe de chine frock embroidered in pink and hat to tone. She carried a bouquet of blue and pink sweet peas The bridegroom was attended by his cousin, Mr Clarence Falloon.

A reception was afterwards held in St Saviour’s Schoolroom. The tables were beautifully decorated with blue and white delphiniums and Scotch heather. Mrs M’Kinlay, who received the guests, wore a coat frock of smoke grey gabardine, handsomely headed, and black crinoline hat, and she car ried a bouquet of pink roses and Sweet peas. Mrs Northcott Wore a smart navy marocain frock with hat to match and" carried a. bouquet of pink>roses and sweet peas. The bride and bridegroom left by motor, the bride wearing a navy costume with hat to tone. , Amongst those present were :—Mesdames Baker. Good, Cleland, Sinclair, Duggan, Barrett, Falloon. Petrie, Ball, Falloon (Waihao Downs), Trenberth, Johansen, Owens, Fraser, Martin, Griffiths and Prescott, Misses Good (2), Ferguson, Silvester, Northcott, Trenbertli, Prescott and Grant, Messrs Fal-

loon (Waihao Downs), Barrett, Fraser, Martin, Northcott, M’Kinlay, Trenberth, Firman, Sinclair, Beveridge and Falloon.

LOW—HORRELL. A wedding was celebrated' at St John’s Church, Rangiora, on November 29, when Etlinor, fourth daughte* of Mr and Mrs F. Horrell. was married to James, eldest son of Mrs and the late- Mr W. Low’, of Mosgiel. The Rev F. J. Feron officiated and Mr J. C. Thompson played the organ. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a soft cream satin frock and tulle veil arranged with circlet of orange blossom. The maid of honour. Miss Rose HorrelL was at tired in a sea-green moroeain frock with silver hat and shoes. Both car ri«d beautiful bouquets of single rosea The bridegroom was attended by Mr A Stratton, Wellington, as best man. The church was beautifully decorated by friends and choir members, who formed a guard of honour for the couple when leaving the church. Afternoon tea was served at the residence of the bride’s parents, the couple taking their departure later. The bride travelled in a navy tailored cos turn© witfi smart mole hat. Other members of tho families pro sent were Mrs F. Horrell (mother of bride), Mrs and Miss Low (mother and sister of bridegroom). Mr and Mrs W. Horrell. Mr and Mrs D. R. Hutchison, Mrs D. F. M’Leod (Hastings), Mr and Mrs G. J. Leech (Blenheim), Mr and Mrs H. V. Croxton (Wellington) and Mr and Mrs J. Horrell. CAINS—BURROWS.

At St Paul’s Church, Paf>anui, the wedding was celebrated recently by the Rev W. H. Orbell, cf Fanny, only daughter of Mr and Mrs W. Cains, of Papanui, to Herbert William, eldest son of Mr and Mrs W. Burrows. Papanui. The bride, who was given away by her father, looked charming in an ivory crepe de chine rock, with sle©ve3 and panels of radium lace and finished at the waist with tiny rosettes and pearls. She wore the usual veil and orange blossom, and carried a bouquet of choice white and cream flowers and maidenhair fern. Slie / was attended by Miss Ella Burrows (sister of the bridegroom) as bridesmaid, who wore a frock of turquoise crepe de chine, beaded in silver and finished at the Waist with silver ribbon and a rosette of silver tissue. Her bouquet was of pale pink flowers and ferns. Miss Edna Burrows (sister of the bridegroom) who was flower girl, wore a pale sea green frock with rosettes of silver ribbon. She carried a basket of white roses, carnations and asparagus fern. Mr H. Nunweek (Harewood) was best man. Later a reception was given in the Harewood Hall. When Mr and Mrs H. Burrows left for their wedding trip, the brido wore a smart navy costume and a black crinoline hat, trimmed with posy of flowers. «