MARTIN-LITTLE.

The marriage of Miss Gwendoline Little, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A Little, of Edgecliff, to Mr George E. Martin, youngest son of the late Ossley Martin and Mrs. Martin, of Lincoln, England, was celebrated at St. Philip's Church, on Thursday night. The ceremony was performed by the Rev C. T. Kenderdine. The bride wore a frock of cream brocaded satin, with a train of silver brocade, and shell pink georgette. Her cut tulle veil was caught with orange blossom that had decorated her mother's wedding veil, and she carried a shower bouquet of cream and white roses. Miss Nancye Little and Miss Gwen Perdriau, the bridesmaids, wore period frocks of delphinium blue satin, trimmed with apricot lace, and tulle veils. Their bouquets were of blue delphiniums and frangipani. Mr. Friedrick Green (England) was best man, and Mr. D. Fitzgerald Shaw was groomsman. The bride's mother, who wore a black sequined and silver frock, received the guests at the Wentworth. Her posy was of fuchsia and red roses. When leaving for her honeymoon, the bride travelled in a grey tailored suit, and felt hat to tone.

This article was published in The Sydney Morning Herald of Tuesday, 19 April 1927, Page 3.