CHILDREN ENTERTAINED.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18552, 9 November 1923, Page 11

CHILDREN ENTERTAINED.

A highly successful tea and entertainment, organised by Mr. and Mis. A. J. Stratford, was given to the children of St. Paul's parish in the parish hall. Over 130 young people and their parents assembled. After tea competitions, games, dances and comic lantern views provided a most enjoyable programme.

HERE COMES THE BRIDE.

In the church, bedecked with beautiful •flowers and fragrant with their perfume, the guests await the bridal party with regained excitement. The pealing notes of Che organ herald the coming of the bride. How important is the part of flowers in the wedding ceremony! This evening Miss Carney t the florist, will stage in her NEW shop, 6, Karangahape Road (directly facing the Queen Street intersection) *a spacial window display of flowers and bouquets for the bridal suite. The bouquets are arranged in the most exclusive designs very latest. Coming brides are particularly invited to rail and inspect this impressive display. This magnificent display also serves to mark the formal opening of Miss Carney's NEW shop. One is immediately attracted by the daintiness of the inside furnishings which show extremely careful planning *nd execution. The lighting arrangements deserve special mention. Choice cut flowers are here in profusion, the main source of 'supply being their own nursery and glasshouses. Hanging and pot ferns are also showing. "Bon Voyage " boxes and boxes of flowers for hospital patients and invalids is another speciality of Miss Carney. To those wishing to express their sympathy in bereavement, Miss Carney offers a wide selection of wreaths and other floral emblems. Customers own desires in this respect skillfully effected. Be sure you see the bridal display at Miss Carney's NEW Shop to-night. Note the address of her NEW shop. 6, Karangahape Road (facing Queen Street interdiction},-—