WEDDINGS

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 23, 28 January 1935, Page 15

WEDDINGS

crepe, blue hat), Mrs. Luke (mole .crepe coat and skirt, black hat), ; Mrs. Holland (black, coat and skirt, black hat), M W . Mills, Dunedin (black frock, black hat), Mrs. Bowen (black and white .figured tunic over black skirt, black hat), Mrs. R. D. Elliott (figured georgette, black hat), Mrs. Mills (brown floral crepe de chine, fawn hat), Mrs. Gill (black and white figured- ensemble, whito hat), Mrs. Scotland (black and white ensemble, black hat), Mrs. Angus, Adelaide (blue and white georgette, blue hat), Mrs. G. Currie (black windswept crepe, black hat), Mrs. Watkins (black and green floral marocain, black hat), Mrs. H. P. F. Blundell (midnight blue georgette, blue hat), Mrs. Handyside (brown and yellow figured'crepe, black hat), Mrs. M. Robinson (black and white striped silk, black hat), Mrs. -Leicester (browu'and fawn striped silk fawn hat), Mrs. Tripp (blue and white checked frock, navy hat), Mrs. Fulton (red and white striped georgette, red hat)', Mrs. ■ Bolleston (blue flowered crepe de chine, blue hat), Mrs. Leckie (black frock, wide black hat), Mrs. Gregory (black ana white frock, black hat), Mrs.* C. Levin (navy blue georgette, navy hat), Mrs. Morton Paterson (green-lined suit, white hat), Mrs. F. Dyer (black frock, black hat), Mrs. Cheviot Bell (mushroom pink frock and hat), Mrs. Hutchison (black floral georgette, black hat), Mrs. E. A. Blundell (brown and beige ensemble, brown hat), Mrs. Ewin (black and white spotted frock, rod scarf, black hat), Mrs. Perry (floral crepe de chine, navy hat), Mrs. W. Fortune (green linen suit, fawn hat), Mrs. Arthur Duncan (black ensemble, black fox furs, black hat), Mrs. Wheeler (black frock, black hat) Mrs. Whitcombe (natural linen coat and skirt, blue scarf, blue tarn), Mrs. Lan MacEwan (blue and. white crepe de chine, blue hat), Mrs. Blakeley (black satin, black hat with eye veil), Mrs. J. Corcoran, Hawera (brown ensemble, brown hat), Mrs. J. B. MacEwan (black and white floral frock, black hat), Miss H. Miles (sky blue georgette, navy hat), Miss Kettle (blue floral chiffon, black hat), Miss Tui Ring (navy georgette, navy and white nat;, Miss Nathan (blue and white frock, blue hat), Miss Harcourt (red and white frocli, red hat), Miss Duncan (black and white floral frock, black hat), Miss L. Dyer (duett-egg blue marocain, brown hat), Miss Bray (brown flowered georgette, brown hat), Miss Peggy Welch (beige crepe, brown hat), Miss Betty Olphert (powder blue silk, blue hat), Miss Penelope Blundell (navy and white spotted ensemble, blue hat), Miss Nancy Trimncll (fawn coat and skirt, fawn hat), Miss Betty Manton (dusty pink crepe, brown hat), Miss Rani Miller (ice blue georgette), blue hat), Miss Nancy Luke (blue floral •hiffon, whito hat), Miss Janet Knight (brown frock, brown hat), Miss J. Wheeler (fawn ana green floral chiffon, fawn hat), Miss Annette Harcourt (brown frock, brown hat), Miss Peggy -Scott (black and red floral frock, black hat), Miss Mary MeEvedy (black and white marocain, black hat), Miss G. Norman-Jones (floral georgette, fawn, hat), Miss Gwen Carr (brown ensemble, brown hat), Miss Moya MoGowan (turquoise blue crepe de chine, fawn hat), Miss Eila Chapman (sky blue fmsemblc, dark blue hat), Miss Mavis Manthel (brown ensemble, brown hat), Miss Joyce Lowe (blue ensemble, blue hat), Miss Betty McParland (green floral chiffon, fawn hat), Miss Barbara Robison (green and black floral mnon, black hat), Miss M. Hempton (red and green floral frock, fawn hat), Miss N. Day (dusty pink georgette, browu hat), Miss Joan Miller (whito silk, black hat), Miss G. Handyside (green floral georgette, fawn hat), Miss N. Aplin' (yellow and blue crepe de chine, blue hat), Miss Joyce-Nathan (pink floral chiffon, pink hat), Miss

BARRITT—KINNIBURGH. The wedding took place recently- at the Wesley Church, Taranaki Street, of Jeanette, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kinniburgh, Wellington, to Albert, eldest son of' Mr. and Mts. T. Barritt, also of Wellington. Tho bride, who was escorted by her father, wore a graceful gown of Limerick lace. The bodice had a cowl neck and long tight-fitting sleeves, and the skirt formed a square train. A lovely veil, which foil in soft folds, was held in place by a coronet of orange blossoms. A diamond brooch, the gift of the bride's uncle (Mr. Percy Marks, Sydney) and a shower bouquet of roses, • carnations, and maidenhair fern, completed a charming picture. There were three bridesmaids, Miss Gwen Cole, Miss Marie Strange-Murc, and Miss Coralie Cane. Their trained dresses were palest pink satin; slim fitting, and the bodice had georgette roses to form a yoke. Dainty silver ribbon formed caps with graduated georgette roses resting on the hair. They each wore jewelled platin-

ette necklets, the gift of the bridegroom. Their arm showers- of blue delphiniums' completed a graceful ensemble. Mr. G. Warwick was best man, and Mr. R. J. Kiriniburgh and Mr. H. Strange-Muro were ushers. The Rev. T. E. Richards ■ officiated, and Mr. Temple White presided at the . organ. During the signing of the register a solo was sung by Mrs. N. Duncan. A reception was held, over- _ 100 guests being present. Mrs. Kinniburgh, tho bride's mother, was in blue angel-skin lace and a picture hat to match. She carried a bouquet to tone. Mrs. Barritt, the bridegroom's mother, was in a smart frock of henna marocain. She carried a posy of autumntinted flowers. Tho evening was spent in dancing and singing, Mrs. Duncan contributing several solos. Later Mr; and Mrs. A. Barritt left for Kotorua and Waitomo Caves. The bride travelled in a smart suit and hat to .match.