WEDDINGS OF THE DAY.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 40, 17 February 1931, Page 11

WEDDINGS OF THE DAY.

JOHNSON—ROBERTS

St. Mark's Church was chosen last Wednesday evening for the wedding Hazel Laura Roberts, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Roberts, of Pakuranga, to Cyril Andrew Johnson, only sou of Mrs. and the late Mr. A. P. Johnson, of Wapiti Avenue, Epsom. The Rev. W. E. Connolly officiated. Mr. Pascoe was at the organ. The bride, who was given away by her; father, wore an ankle-length blue floral georgette frock, blue Bangkok hat, and carried a sheaf of .flowers to: tone. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. Reginald Sheen as best man,.'::After;-the ceremony a reception Was" held at the residence of the bride's parents.

JOHONSON—ROBERTS,

A quiet hut pretty Avedding took place on Wednesday at St. Mark's Church, Panmure, the Rev. Connelly officiating. The bride was Miss Hazel Mildred Roberts, daughter of Mr. W. Roberts, of Panmure, and the bridegroom Cyril Andrew Johnson, son of the late A. P. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson, One Tree fell. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a very dainty frock of figured georgette, ankle length, blue shoes, and hat to tone. Also, a beautiful bouquet of autumn tints was carried. A reception was afterwards held at Panmure, and among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Miss Turner and Miss Matthews. Mr. T. R. Sheen carried out the duties of best man.

VEITCH—McKEE,

The wedding was solemnised recently at St. George's Presbyterian Cliurcli, Takapuna, of Amelia McKee, twin daughter of Mr. McKee and the late Mrs. McKee, of Takapuna, to Mr. William Veitcli, youngest son of Mrs. Dobias, ,of Sandringliam, and the late Mr. T. Veitcli, of Peebles, Scotland. The Rev. Morgan Richards officiated. Miss J. Clark played the wedding music. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, and wore a frock of ivory satin bcaute, with uneven lace, hem. Her veil of embroidered. „ tulle, with cape effect, was held in place with a Juliet cap arid clusters of orange blossom. A beautiful shower bouquet was carried'. The. bridesmaids were her twin sister, Miss Sadie McKee,,-who wore an apple green frock of georgette, ankle-length crinolino hat-to tone, and Miss Doris McKee, who wore . apricot georgette, ankle-length, and crinoline hat to tone. Both carried bouquets to-match .their frocks. The duties of the, best man were carried out by Mr. Ron Patterson, and Mr. Jack Veitch was groomsman. . After the ceremony a reception was held in Daley's Hall. Mrs. J. Patterson, aunt of the bride, acted as hostess, and received the guests wearing black crepe do chine, relieved with fawn, and hat to tone. Mrs. Dobias, the bridegroom's mother, wore navy-blue georgette and lace coat, and hat to tone. Both carried red posies.

McQueen —cheesman. . At All Saints' Anglican Church, Clevedon, the wedding took place of Miss Norah Mildred Cheesman, only daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Hilton • Cheesman, of Clevedon, to Mr. Allan Alexander McQueen, of Whangarei, son of Mrs. and the late Mr. Duncan • McQueen. The Bev. W. H. Battray officiated, and Mrs. Beid Clarke, of Manurewa, presided at the organ. The historical little church had been tastefully decorated' by friends of . the bride. A floral wedding bell was suspended from the chancel arch. The bride, who was given away by, her father, wore a frock of cream satin marocain cut on. simple, lines, with a flared ankle-length skirt and long sleeves. She wore a pretty veil with a coronet of orange, blossom, and carried a sheaf of lilies. The bridesmaid, Miss Myrtle McKay, bf Ohura, wore a frock of green georgette with a cape collar and a flared Her hat was. of ;■ soft green felt. She carried a'bouquet of pink tiger "1i1ie5.,,., Mr. Balph McQuieen was best man. A reception was held at. "Boslyn," the home of the bride's., parents. Mrs. Cheesman received her guests wearing a brown , spun' crepe de chine, costume, with a beige* straw hat to tone. Mrs.. McQueen-, mother of the bridegroom, wore a frock of beige, georgette embroidered .in Oriental colours, with a hat to match. The tables were decorated with flowers and foliage, a wedding bell, with festoons, of lycopodium reaching to the table, being suspended over the bridal couple.

CHEYIS—LONG. . The wedding of Miss Margarita Mary Long, eldest daugliter of Mrs. and the late Mr. T. F. Long, of Heme Bay, to Mr. Sydney James Cllevis, only son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ghevis, of Market Road., Epsom, was celebrated on Saturday afternoon at St. Patrick's Cathedral. The Rev. Father Joyce officiated. Given away by Mr. L. J. Long, the bride wore a gown of pale peach souple satin, the ankle length skirt naving three deep flared tiers. A pink tulle veil was heavily embroidered in silks, and she carried a pink shower bouquet. The bride's sister, Miss Annabel K. Long, was in attendance, and wore opalesque blue georgette, tight-fitting bodice and full flared skirt. The pink and blue summer felt hat and shower bouquet were in tones to match the frock. Mr. Harold Long, the. bride's brother, was best man. A wedding tea was served at the Domain liiosk. The pink wedding bell and table decorations. of pink carnations looked dainty with clusters of maidenhair fern, and were strewii with single pink rosebuds. The bride's mother wore a black georgette and Cliantilly lace, hat to match, and carried an autumn tinted' bouquet. The bridegroom's mother was in a navy crepe de chine ensemble, hat to to'ne, and a red-posy.