WEDDINGS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18932, 30 November 1929, Page 14

WEDDINGS.

PEEK—COULTER. A wedding was solemnised at St Coltimba Church, Hornby, on Tuesd *y afternoon, when Daisy a .L ba 4.L b ; 11 ' daughter of the late Mr and Mrs 1 hornas Coulter, Islington, was married to Albert Horace, eldest son of Mr and Mrs A T Peek Linwood. The Rev Hubert Jones was th’e officiating clergyman and Miss,Florence .Mackie Prided at tUp outran The church had been charmingly decorated by girl of th The o bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr T. Coulter, wore a mediaeval frock of ivory organdi o\er a foundation of pink georgette. The sleeveless bodice was finished Y lh , ? lace edged fichu, while the angle length skirt, which was prettily embroideied and edged with hand-made lace, opened in the front to show the embroidered under-dress. Her veil of filmy tulle was held in place with pearls and sprays of orange blossom, bhe carried a loose posy of pink and white roses. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Arargaret Coulter, who wore a chiffon frock in a buttercup shade fashioned with a sleeveless bodice and finished with frills and pale blue embroderies. The skirt was similarly embroidered and trimmed with three rows of tiny frills. Her tulle scarf of the same shade as the frock was caught on the shoulder with a small blue posy. H er hat of cream ballibuntl straw, had a buttercup crinoline edge and was trimmed with ribbon to tone. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses, intermingle with maidenhair fern. . Air Edgar Peek attended his brother as best man. e When the bride and bridegroom left later for Waitara, •where their future home will be, the bride was rearing a frock of saxe blue satin beaute. YYith this was worn a bsige pan-dan hat and a long fitch stole.