ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13354, 19 April 1911, Page 7

ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

6TROUT8—KRULL.

An interesting and pretty wedding was celebrated at Christ Church, Wanganui, today. The occasion was the marriage of Uias Margnerita Kate (Ureta) Krull j to Mr Charles McKellar Strouts. The | ceremony was conducted by the Yen. | Archdeacon Jacob. The bride, who was given away by her lather, looked very charming in a handsome and pretty frock of soft ivory satin, daintily veiled with niuun do soi’ and trimmed with real lace the square-cut' train being turned back at one corner with a large satin bow. She wore the customary veil and wreath, aad carried a beautiful shower bouquet. She was attended by two bridesmaids, Miss Kathleen Thompson (niece of the bride) and Miss Nina Jackson, both of whom looked pretty in short frocks of pal? blue satin, voilled with ninon, and trimmed with satin roses and silver insertion, the small hats being of pale blue satin to match. They carried pretty sheaths tied v. ith heliotrope ribbons. The bride was also attended by little Miss Marjorie -..undeis, who looked sweet in white spot mihdiu and mob cap to match. She, too, carried a sheath bouquet. Mr Charles Wilson acted as' best man. and Mr Frit* Krull as groomsman. The bride’s present : to the bridegroom was a gold watch, and i the bridegroom’s to the bride an ivory I prayer-book and casq, and to the brides-' maidn gold brooches set with pearls and j turquoises. The bride’s mother wore a; very handsome frock of blue gray silk. | willed in gray ninon and trimmed with | oxidised silver trimming, with gray bon- [ act to match. She carried a pretty pink ■ bouquet. After the ceremony a large, re- ' (■option was held at “Maramarama,” tue residence of the bride’s parents. The ! happy couple left, amid showers of flower j petals, by motor, cn route for Rotorua. | The bride’s travelling gown was of electric blue satin-faced cloth, with yoke voilled* lace and braid, with smart toque of blue velvet to match. i I ( 1 COSTALL—GARNER, j A pretty wedding was solemn used at St. John's Church on Monday, when Mr j Charles Costall, fourth son of Mr James i Costall, of Rongotca, was married to Miss j Lucy Garner, eldest (laughter of the late j dr Edward Garner, of Wanganui. Archdeacon Jacob officiated. The bride looked ! charming in a trained gown of white i chiffon taffeta,, trimmed with rich silk 1 insertion, with yoke and sleeves of Brus- j scl’a net and real lace. She wore the or- ! thodo.v veil and orange blossoms, and, carried a beautiful shower bouquet. The I bridegroom’s gift das a gold neck-chain 1 with ruby pendant. The bride wr.a at- j tended by her two sisters. Misses Kitty | and Olive, who were attired in stylish I cream costumes, with Oriental trimmings, 1 and haU to match. Bach carried a pretty •■bower Imuquet, and wore a gold brooch set with opals and rubies, the gifts of the bridegroom. Mr Alfred Garner, brother of the bride, officiated as best man, assisted bv Mr Stanley Brookie, nephew of ) the bridegroom. The bride was given i away by her brother, Mr Edward Garner, 1 of New Plymouth. After the ceremony j the wedding party were entertained at j the residence of the bride’s mother. Ball j Stpeet. The happy couple afterwards left for their fnture home at Waharoa.