WEDDINGS.

Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 19386, 11 August 1928, Page 2

WEDDINGS.

! " ■■ :• ~ • .. . v .v v CAWOOD—HODGSON. At. St.'Paurs.Anglican Church, Papanqi, a pretty weddipg ~was' celebrated recently when Murifel, elder daughter oivMr: and the 1 a,te Mrs Hodgson,;, of Invercargill, .was' - married -to Jack," son of Mr .and Mrs. A : .'u'W Oawood. Jeffreys road, Fendalton;: The oiiurch was' artistically - decorated by f riepdspf thevbride, and a;,w;«dding : beD. was suspended over tlie .bridal; pair.' . •" ,f " The Rev.. W, H. Orbell officiated,;, apd Jfr pavies presided at the organ. The; bride,; who was escorted ; by her: brother, Mr Clarence Hodgson, wore a dainty .sleeveless .frock. of silk brocade and'-,silk braided. net ; : failing alincist instep' length. The ; train was -of .tUlle and . the bridal veil fell from - a circlet', of orange Blossom. ; Her bouquet was. of freesias and other flowersThe sister of the bride, Miss Sylvia Hodgsoii, as bridesmaid, wore a sleeveless frock of white 1 ' crepe de chine with ankle length skirt deeply .hemmed with satin marocain and finished yrith blue and pink motifs, aiid a wide scarf, collar ioosfely tied' beiow the waistline. Her white poke bonnet was quaintly' finished with pink; and gold roses and she parried • an artistic bouquet. Josie Gawood; the small mece of the bridegroom, , acted as train-bearer, ; weariflg a long frilled dress of "white crepe vde chine and a white mob cap finished with' narrow- sitin ribbon. Mr Frank Thomson attended the bridegroom as best man. On leaving the church the bride was presented with a lucky horseshoe,. At _ the reception, held subsequently at Dixieland, -Mrs Cawood, the bridegroom's ? mother,: received the Quests, wearing a•. fttfyy J>lue silk marocain dress - with touches, of beige and hat and bouquet to : tone, ; The guests later adjourned to. the residence of the 'bridegroom's parents to bid farewell to the hapoy couple as theyleft by car on. their wedding trip, the bride wearing a becoming jumper stut of mushroom, pink and hat to tone and a handsome fur. coat.

TENNIS MATCH. - A friendly tennis match was.vplayed. on Edgeware courts- on- Thursday, tween players from Shirley and' Eidgeware Clubs. Weather conditions were good and some interesting games were played, Shirley winning by 68 games to 64. The;Shirley players taking part were. Mesdam&i Holland, Baggs McPherson, Sparrow, ' O'Connor, Chrys'tal, ! and Miss "Hamilton, while the players' for Edgeware were Mesdames" Fdrgie, Berry, Harris,' Mcßae, Uren' and Misses Miles. Afternoon tea'was dispensed 'by the members of the Edgeware Club. ;