ENGAGEMENTS

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 80, 28 December 1935, Page 6

ENGAGEMENTS

WOOD—HOLM. The engagement is announced of Phyllis Mary, elder daughter of Captain and Mrs. S. Holm, of Worser Bay Heights, Wellington, to Frederick Collis, only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wood, of Hataitai, Wellington. • * » MITCHELL—MeWH ANN E Li The engagement is announced of Nancy Olivia, youngest daughter of Mr. anil Jfc's. T. McWhannell. Berlianipore, to Arthur Bernard, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mitchell, of Berhampore. DUNCAN—WILLIAMSON. The engagement is announced of Edna, only daughter of Mrs. R. M. and the late Mr. 11. A. Williamson, Wellington South, and late of Rahotu, Taranaki, to Roy, elder son of Mr. W. and the kite Mrs. Duncan, Ocean Beach, Southland. * * * BERN E Y—BEN N ETT. The engagement is announced of Margaret Joyce, daughter of Mi-, and the late Mrs. Donald Bennett, "Hoebridge,” Alfredton. to John, Reedham. son of Mr. and Mrs. J.'II. Berne.v, Pownall Street, Masterton. • ♦ • yortt—McDonald. The engagement is announced of Marjorie Joan, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McDonald, Palmerston North, and Carl Louis, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Yortt. Hastings.' Perfect for smart occasions are taffetas suits—so cool and light and, of course, the very last word One of navy taffetas at Agnes Samson's has a short coat witli puffed elbow sleeves, two shaggy Powers, navy lined with grey at the neckline and a straight skirt. A very new coat and skirt are of black and white cross-barred checked taffetas —the coat made with very wide bishop sleeves and a vestee effect of gauging The skirt shows the new front fullness, gauging holding the fullness in place below the waistline. A very charming coat of black taffetas full length lias a heavily-corded collar. The sleeves have a wide taffetas frill running from waist to elbow beaded by thick cording. Among the hats is a lovely black stitched taffetas witli a widish brim and a cream lace straw. Another noteworthyhat is of bright coarse black straw with a simple trimming in three fuchsia shades. Agnes Samson, Lambton Quay. —Advt.