ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14341, 10 July 1914, Page 7

ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

A quh't but prettev wetidiag was solemnised at the St. Andrew’s Brcsbyter- ;. u y nurch yesterday atu ra.eo.i. Ihe : e-i'racting p.-.rti ,>s were Mr Charles ei n |.| ; , (nr tile local Telegraph .stall), and Miss Hertia Richards, of Nelson. 'I lie

Kev. D ('aider was the officiating minister. The church had Ir'CU very daintily decorated, and presented a very please g appe.ira-u e. The service was a ch-ua!' oa.e in honour of tin* bride,_ who ha. 1 r >r la.anv years, taken a prominent part in church societies in Nelson. The o -i.le, who was given away by her uncle, Mr A. Bogle, 'ear., was charmingly attired in a pretty frock of white satin, with c.mrt tram lined vvi'h pale pink 'ill;. .She al-o wore a veil of Limerick 1,! .I’M carried a brmouet of freesias and m “den hair f’n, The hHA-.-smaids w Mist J. Bark"!', of 'Wellington, win were a pink silk frock with overdress of tuile. and carried a hounuet of chrysanthemums. and Miss Thelma B ;g!e. who was at’ireu in a simple frock ~f onib-nidery, with orange sash and Ori"'ital cap to met"’'.. ’1 he duties of best men w-rc carried out by Mr Alex. B vie. iurr. A fi«r t : >“ ceremony n r-euM'-n w's held at tin residence of Mr •”'d Mrs Bo”ie lunch? :>"d aunt of the bride', in Ball S* The bridegroom's »->sear to t 1 ’" brid ' vas •, band'-nme dian»o» <1 and sanpbire bangle, and the !>.i 1 ■■■ce.i'iid.s w ere the ••■•'•tnients each of ■; Giver c;"d eas> and silver purse. The b’-'-h-'s g‘ |, ‘ co th > groom was a silver a’her: . The Icav eounle KM eo (he’" himoymoon amidst .showers cf confetti and good wishes.