WEDDINGS

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21726, 7 March 1936, Page 2

WEDDINGS

KENT —CHAPMAN

The marriage of Winifred Emma, elder daughter of Mr and Chapman ( ‘Rockanui, Tai Tapu), m Canel Hamilton, elder son of Mr and Mrs C H Kent (Oamaru). was celebrated recently at St. Paul’s Memorial C performed the ceremony, and_ Mrs Arthur Edwards (Avonside), who acted as_ organist, sang a solo during the signing of the r6 The "bride was . escorted by her brother, Mr E. W. Chapman (Rosen neath, Wellington) . She wore a frock of magnolia lace, the bodice pemg shirred and trimmed with band-made flowers of satin. Die large bishop sleeves were also shirred at the^ wrists. A halo headdress of orange blossom held in place her tulle veil, and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses and maidenhair fern. ’ . ~ t _ The bridesmaids Were Miss , Chapman, the bride’s sister, and Miss Jean Kent, sister of the bridegroom. Their frocks of rose-pink floral georgette were trimmed with tiny frills which formed short trains at the back of the skirts, the bodices being finished with taffeta flowers. Sprays of velvet flowers arranged in their hair toned with their bouquets of pink gladioli. The bridegroom was attended by wir R. Lambert (Invercargill); as best man, and Mr A. Crocker (Oamaru) as groomsman. , , After the ceremony the guests were received at “Rockanui” by Mr and Mrs Chapman, the latter wearing a navy blue ensemble and a navy hat with white trimmings. Her shoulder spray was composed of fuchsias and fern. Mrs Kent wore a black .ensemble and a hat to match relieved with touches of white, her shoulder spray being of cream roses and fern. For travelling, the bride wore a brown ensemble with a hat to match, REYNOLDS—LOCKWOOD The evening wedding was celebrated recently at the Union Methodist Church, Addington, of Manu, third daughter of Mr and Mrs R. Lockwood, Antigua street, to Keetley, elder son of Mr and Mrs J. R- Reynolds, Papanui. The Rev. A. Leversedge, of Oxford, assisted by the Rev. C. B. Jordan, performed the ceremony, Mr K. K. Lockwood (brother of the bride) was organist. After the ceremony Miss Ruth Morrison sang a solo. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a frock of pearl satin made in long lines, with -a peacock train, bolster sleeves, and medici collar. Her veil, worn over the face, feu in soft folds from a cap of point lace, finished with orange blossom, and she carried a sheaf of lilies. She was attended by three bridesmaids—Miss J. Lockwood (sister of the bride). Miss M. Raven, and Miss la. Tieynpias (sister. o£ the Prtdegroom). The wore frocks of casement blue moire taffeta, made with full skirts, with quilted hems and full puffed’ sleeves. They wore halo hats oi the same material and carried Victorian. posies in shades of pale pin If i -Mr W. Ranks was best man... Mrs Lockwood, assisted by Mrs Reynolds, received the guests at the wedding reception held at the Winter Garden. Mrs Lockwood wore a navy blue georgette ensemble and a blue felt hat trimmed with a blue and white feather mount She carried a bouquet of begonias and lilies in deep shades of pink, Mrs Reynolds wore a navy silk coat over a floral frock and a navy hat trimmed with a multi-col-oured quill. She carried a bouquet of red begonias and gladioli. When Mr and Mrs Reynolds left by car for the Marlborough Sounds the bride was wearing a military suit of green boucle tweed and a brown blouse and accessories. •