WEDDINGS

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21714, 22 February 1936, Page 2

WEDDINGS

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At the Oxford Terrace Baptist Church yesterdav afternoon, the Rev. L. A. North celebrated the wedding of Beryl Constances eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs S, Andrew. "Ashburton, and William Kennetly;:only son of Mr and Mrs W. T. Coad. Oakley avenue, Hamilton. Mr G. Martin was organist. Mr S. Clinton Williams sang a solo, and Mr Andrew escorted his daughter, j The church had been decorated with pink cosmos, hydrangeas,. petunias, and cream water-lilies. The bride* wore a frock of ' pink crepe satin, made with cowled neckline, tight-fitting -sleeves with tiny satin buttons from elbows to -wrists, and back panel, trimmed with buttons, falling loosely to the swathed waistline, then continuing as, part of the skirt and widening into a train, weighted at each corner with a pink tassel Her veil of pink embroidered tulle fell. from a-, coronet of pink' pearls and orange blossom, and she •carried a trailing bouquet of begonias, gladioli, carnations, and sweet peas. The brTde's'sister, Miss Lillian Andrew, was bridesmaid. She wore ah ankle-length, frock of apple green Ottoman silk, made with high neckline and capelets falling over the bell sleeves, caught in at the wrists. It was trimmed with bronze and green velvet flowers with centres of apricot toning to crimson, and her green felt hat was banded wrsi bronze velvet and finished with an ostrich plume. She carried a bronze basket of begonias and gladioli toning from apri-, cot to crimson. The Rev. B. R. Hames was best man. The wedding reception was held at the Winter Garden, The bride's mother wore an ensemble of blacls satin-backed, crepe and a wide brimmed hat. and carried a bouquet of shaded pink and crimson begonias. The bride travelled in an ensemble of navy blue Afgalaine, trimmed with red taffeta, and a red hat with taffeta crown and plaited straw brim. TIMAEU NEWS SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Miss Kathleen Robinson (Oakwbod) has returned from Dunedin.- ~. Mrs Martin (Maryborough) is expected shortly to stay with Mrs R, H. Rhodes C'Carne," Sealy street). Recent arrivals at, the Grosvenor Hotel include Mr T. Brown (London); Miss Wall, Mr A. L. Howitt, Colonel and Mrs R. Wall (England); Mr C. J. Ryder (Dublin); Mr Walter Finlay (Chieago); Mrs E. Daw. Mrs R. B. Taylor, Mr A. R, Taylor (South Australia); Mr.T.P. M. Beven, Mr John Wells (Auckland); Mr C Moore, Miss P. Ikin, Mr and Mrs J. McHattie, Mr and Mrs G. A. Austad. Mr R. H. Parton, Mr A. J. Coleman. Mr E. M. Bunt, Mr F. Robb. Mr W. E. Allen. Mr "W/ Esson. Mr M. F. Fogarty (Wellington); Mr F. H. Ansley. Mr A. E. Talbot. Mr and Mrs W. E. Mouldey. Mr L. Sherlock, Mr T, D. Hawkes. Mr R. M. Morgan (Christchurch); Mr J. S. Crawford, Mr F.-Drake (Dunedin); -Mrs Hunter-Weston (Mount John). CARD PARTIES The committee of the New Brighton District High ,Schooj held its. weekly, euchre tournament in aid of the annual picnic funds in the school. Prizes* were, won by Mesdames C R. Breitmeyer. and W* Larcombe and Messrs;. L. R. Hurrell and G,' Gealey. ..-•- The social committee of the New: Brighton Bowling Club held a whist' party in the pavilion this week. The prize winners .were Mrs Ralph Stringer and Mr and Mrs Bowden. A "flag 500" party, arranged by a committee of women to augment the funds of the New Brighton Roman Cathotltf School; was'lield fit'the school, - "the- successful'- players being Mesdames Sullivan and' Sibley and Mr SauriderS." •'"'- ' - ' "' - The South Brighton Croquet "Club held its usual weekly "Bag 500" evening in the pavilion, Richmond terrace. The prizewinners were Miss C. Mazey, Mrs Frost, and Mr.H. Skipworth. DANCES ARRANGED On Monday evening, at the Caledonian Hall, the management of the select old-time dance will present the fifth annual Highland.carnival. The Evans-Campbell band will play Scottish airs, when suitable and novelty extras on the bagpipes, banjo, and side-drums will be given by Messrs Patterson, Woodward, , Wilson, and Broad. Johnnie .Campbell Scotcb hats will be distributed, and Scottish shortbread will be on the supper menu. -The gallery is open for specr tators. '• '"■'" '."- • r " The weekly, popular seaside dance, organised by the North Beach Surf Club, will be held in the North Beach Hall this evening. The last trolleybus will leave for the city at midnight. Music by Percy Butler and his Seren-"i aders. !

On Monday next at the Alexandra Hall the nihepenny t>ld*time dance will begin at 8 p.m., and finish at midnight. band will supply the music, ai.i a Monte Carlo waltz will be decided.

The popular-old-time dance will be held this evening at the Alexandra Hall. Jackson's band will supply the music. The last heat and grand final of the £3 cash Monte Carlo will be held. The last heat will be held before supper, and the final to decide the winners after supper. This evening's dance will begin at 7.30. Old and new dances will be included on the programme at the dance to be held this evening at the "Caledonian Hall, under the auspices of the Caledonian Select Assembly. The attractions offered include four cash miniature Monte Carlos and a luckyspot dance. Brothers' augmented orchestra will play the dance

DOWN TO THE SEA TO SWIM. When you go down to the sea this summer you need have no.anxiety as to the, results .of salt water on your hair, provided, of course, it has been waved the genuine Eugene way. So •phone 41-042r-The. Annette Toilet Salon. Miss Broun and, Miss Feron are in attendance. —.%