WEDDINGS

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21904, 3 October 1936, Page 2

WEDDINGS

MACBOWALIi—LOVE The marriage of Marjorie Irene Frances, second daughter of Mrs E. Love, Salisbury street, to Buddy William, only son of Mr MacDonalq. Auckland, was celebrated recently a* St John's Church, Latimer square, by the Eev. J. T. McWilliam. s The bride was escorted by Mr Ernest Cooper. She wore a frock of ivory ring velvet, made with long raglan sleeves forming points over the hands, and a trained skirt A spray of orange blossom gave a finishing touch to the neckline. A halo of'matching velvet trimmed with orange blossom, held in place her veil of cut tulle, ahd she carried a 'trailing sheaf bouquet of arum lilies. Miss Eileen Mae Love, who attended as bridesmaid, wore a blue ring velvet frock made with a slightly trained skirt, the bodice being relieved in front with a spray of silver flowers. Silver leaves composed her halo headdress and she carried a shower bouquet of spring flowers. Mr James Hughes was best man. * At the reception held later, the guests were received by the bride's mother, who wore a frock of blue satin beaute.. trimmed with braided georgette, and a hat of fawn straw. She carried flowers to tone. For travelling, the bride wore a brown tunic suit, a dark musquash fur coat, and a brown straw hat. Mr and Mrs B. W. Mac Donald will live in Auckland.

BETTS—TEMPLETON

At St. Stephen’s Church, Ashbiirton, the wedding was celebrated by Archdeacon A. J. Petrie, of Dorothea Ada, fourth daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Templeton, to Vernon Charles Betts, elder son of Mr and Mrs C. E. Betts, Kaponga, Taranaki, a well-known cricketer and hockey player; Mr J. C. Thompson was organist. Mr Templeton escorted his daughter, who wore a trained frock of cream angel-skih lace and georgette, cowled at the neckline, and shirred on the shoulders. The georgette sleeves puffed the elbow, arid had tight-fitting cuffs of lace. Her veil’. of ivory tulle, embroidered with lovers* knots, was held in position with a wreath of orange blossom, and her bouquet was of arum lilies and freesias. The bridesmaid, Miss Flora Templeton, wore a blUe crepe de chine frock with draped neckline. Her hat was of dusky pink, with blue trimming, and she carried a bouquet otf spring flowers and cream lilies. Little Joan Templeton, niece of the bride, wore an apricot- crepe de chine frock, and Carried a posy of primroses. Mr R. Templeton, was best man. After the .ceremony, Mr and Mrs Templeton entertained their guests at Lewitt’s reception rooms, Oak grove. The bride’s mother wore a navy blue silk crepe marocain ensemble and hat to tone. When Mr and Mrs V. C. Betts left on their wedding tour, the bride was wearing a blue-grey tailored worsted costume, and hat to match. They will make their home In Kaponga.

CARD PARTIES

Fifty players attended a euchre party arranged by the New Brighton District High School Committee, to augment the school library prizes were won by Meadames B. Seize, J. Gibson, and H. Robinson. MessrsP. Kennedy. S. NankiveU,and,R. Motz,> Special prizes were won by Mrs Johnston and Mr E. Moody, and Mrs Wilde wan a competition. Messrs Jj. E, ahd J. Morton were masters of ceremonies, . A . .. , The social committee of the New, Brighton Bowling 'Wd lh whist drive ip the pavilion this week, when prizes ’were won by Mrs C. Christian and-Mf Les; That St, Faith’s Men’s. Club continued its series of euchre parties in the parish hall in aid of church feßteJgg prize-Winners Were Messrs W. Pollock and R. Butterworth. ( . A successful Sag 500 arranged by members of the- South Brighton Croquet Club, was held at ,thehome of Mrs A. E. Cockle, Collingwood street. The succesful Playeip Were Mesdamea W, Whlteley, W. Kershaw, and Mr A. E. Cockle. I A flag "500" evening party was helf in the Opawsi Bowling Club pavilion to augment the funds of the Opaw<| Croquet Club. Prizes were won. bw Mesdames Holland, Grafton, W. Pat-l trick, I. Pattrick, and -Mr I. Pattrick. 1 Donations were received from ; Mcs-1 dames Gwatkin, Swainson. and For- j 6 Among those present Were kesdames G. Owen. W. Faulkner, W. Mapplebeck, N. Banks, Marriott, Bonar, ftWddren. Were. Wicks, L. St. Merat, J. Grafton, Lloyd, I. Pattrick, L. Pattrick, Robson. Fuldseth, Lamport. Jarden, Holland, ;Allen, Helson. Watkins. Warner, Powell Messrs G. Owen, W. Faulkner. Marriott, Wlckes, Jarden, Lamport, J. Pattrick, F. Holland, T. Powell, Betts. Lloyd, Overend. Robson, Fuldseth, and W. Robson.

COMENG-OFAGE PARTY

To celebrate the coming-of-aga of their eldest daughter, Rita, Mr and Mrs C. Cattermole: entertained many friends In the Oasis Hall, New BjiSh* ton. An enjoyable was spent in games, and dancing, music being supplied by Miss Mavis Holden’s orchestra. Messrs R. Fitchew and M. McCree were masters of ceremonies. . :j ’ an During the evening songs were given by Miss Hazel Nanklvell, and a competition was won by Miss L. Branch and Mr D. Cormack. Miss H. Nankiveil and Mr L. Fisher were the winners of a Monte Carlo dance. . At supper the customary gold key was presented to the guest of honour by Miss JOan Cattermole. , Those present were Mr and Mrs C, Cattermole. Mr and Mrs G. Cattermole. Mr and Mrs R. Cattermole, Mr and Mrs A. Hazard, Mr and Mrs J. Empsonj Mr and Mrs W. J. Gabb. Mr and Mrs W. H. Fitchett, Mr and Mrs A. Bennington, Mr and Mrs C. Gudge, Mrs W. Quarternjain, Misses Rita Cattermole. Joyce Cattermole, Ngalre Cattermole. Lorna Stevens, Lorna Coe, Nbelme Empson, Wendy Gudge, Brenda Shawl Merle Gudge. Nancv Wroth, Joyce Fisher, Hazel Nankivell, Joan Beardsley, Louise Shatford, Joy Ardern, Ann Storer, Joan Cattermole, Grace Arnott. Ruby jßallantlne, Margaret Ballahtine. Lorraine Branch, Doris Gabb. Betty Lew, .Dorothy Cooper, ahd Mabel Fitchett, Messrs J. Morton, R. Cattermole. S. Cattermole, W. R. Fitchett, M, McCree, D. Cormack, G. Perrett. J. Walton, B. W. Rice, J. Gibson, L. Fisher. C. G. Seaward, F. Webb, F, Rennie, A. Hewett, R, Hewett, E. Davy, E. Bushnell, F. Watson. B. Cattermole, and C. Jones.

WINTER GARDEN

The usual cabaret will be held at the Winter Garden this evening. The Bailey-Marston orchestra will provide a specially arranged programme of dance music.

VISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH

Hotel federal; Mr and Mrs A. C. Reas, Uteg M. B. Black (Christchurch), and Mrs Ti'L. Corrigall (Hakataramea). Warner’s Hotel; Mr and Mrs ,J» W* Adams (Tlmaru). Mr and Mrs W. P. Black, Master Black (Waimate), Mrs H. Mexted (Wellington). Mrs M. Allen, Mis# p. Allen, and Mies H. Cameron (MelHotel; Mr and Mrs D. L» Scott, Master f).-Scott (Dunedin), Mr end w«>> M. A. Nightingale (Nelson).