WEDDING

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 13240, 16 January 1941, Page 4

WEDDING

HAMMOND —WEBB

a . Church last Wednesday, when Miss f T to Mr Eric Hammond, third sou of Mr and Mrs E. E. Hammond, (.amei°nTheavery Rev. T. H. Boseveare performed the ceremony, and the wedding music was pJayed hj M s W. Ferguson. The church was beau tifully decorated by tneuds ot the b ' Entering the church on the arm of her uncle, Mr M - J- \Vhite, Cambridge, the bride was in a gown of cobweb magnolia lace over satin, designed on Grecian lines, with panels of appliqued net falling into a graceful train. Her tram was held in positron with a coronet of orange blossom, studded with pearls,, and a bouquet of cream roses, carnations and maidenhair fern completed a charming toilette. In attendance on the bride was her friend. Miss K. Robinson, who wore a golden maize lace frock worn over satin, the gown being designed on Elizabethan lines with a pointed bodice, and bands of .georgette niching finishing the waist, neck, and sleeves. Her headdress was a disk of wired lace, draped with stiffened net and finished at the back with an upstanding bow with falling ends. Her bouquet Avas of gladioli, roses and carnations to tone.

In attendance as best man was Mr Frank Iverson, while Mr Frank Robinson and Master Arthur Robinson kindly acted as ushers. After the ceremony, a reception was held at "the Presbyterian Hail, where Mrs A, A. Webb and Mrs E. E. Hammond received the guests, the bride’s mother wearing a mulberry ensemble with accessories to match, and carrying a posy of hibiscus and roses. Mrs E. E. Hammond wore a model navy frock relieved with white, with hat and coat to match, her posy being of white phlox and carnations.

The happy couple left later ’midst showers of confetti for a motor tour, the bride wearing a petrel blue ensemble with hat and accessories to tone.