HILL-SMITH.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXI, Issue XI, 12 September 1903, Page 768

HILL-SMITH.

A very pretty wedding took place at Ellerslie. Church on Tuesday last, when Miss Smith, eldest daughter of Mr R. Smith, of Wallnut Mount, One Tree Iliil, was married to Mr Walter Hill, youngest son of Mr C. V. Hill, of Ellerslie. The bride looked handsome in a fashionable blue dress, trimmed with exquisite cream lace, delicate hat of cream chiffon and silk flowers. Mr Ted Smith, brother of the bride, was best man, and Miss Nellie Smith and Miss Carrie Smith, of Hamilton, sister and cousin of the bride, were bridesmaids. Each wore handsome greenstone brooches, set in gold, the gifts of the bridegroom. 'The presents were very numerous and costly. After the wedding breakfast, partaken of at the residence of the bride's parents, the happy couple departed on their honeymoon trip to Rotorua. Miss Nellie Smith wore a pretty dress of fancy white muslin. 1 rimmed with ribbon and lace, dainty hat. t)f white silk and pink roses; Miss Carrie Smith’s dress was of white flowered muslin, trimmed with insertion and white silk, pretty bat. trimmed with chiffon and white daisies; the bride’s mother wore a rich black silk lustre and cream chiffon front; Miss Smith (Hamilton), pretty black figured lustre, heliotrope hat; Mrs Butler (Opotiki), dark skirt end pretty light blouse, hat to match: Mrs C. V. Hill wore a handsome black dress, light trimmings; Miss Hilda Hill, <1 irk skirt and dainty silk blor-e; Mrs Albert Hill, pretty blue dress, light trimmings; Mi.-s 11. Hill, delicate cream dress.