HERBERT HAPPENINGS.

North Otago Times, Volume CIV, Issue 13666, 7 September 1916, Page 4

HERBERT HAPPENINGS.

(From Our Own OoiTes)wii(lent.)

The Patriotic Commit lee moMast Monday evening in connection','with Lord Lansdowne's appeal un behalf of funds for the British lied Cross when it mis agreed to make a thorough canvass.of. the district on behalf of funds. A very pretty though quiet wedding was celebrated at the home of the bride's mother—Mrs Mary I'atercoii—on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Mr William Cameron and Miss Lizzie I'atorson. The bride was smartly gowned in costume of navy bine with hat to suit. , The bridesmaid was Miss Lyla Wilson. The bride was given away by her brolhcr, and the olliciiiting clergyman was the He v. P. C. Bonnie. The' bride and bridegroom left for their honeymoon amid a shower of rice and eonfietti.

On Friday evening last another of the local Red Cross socials was held in the Athoimuim Hall and met with considerable response, there being • a most enthusiastic gathering, Over U in all was taken. The following ladies and gentlemen contributed to the evening's entertainment: Miss lnglis, Miss Kirton, and Miss J. McMillan, and Mrs Forbes, Captain Marshall, and Mlrs Shaw. Mr Edward Ross was in the chair. After votes of thanks a dainty supper was served to all for the small charge of (id. The local Red Cross has done splendid work, and is a most active branch in connection with such wark,