YESTERDAY’S WEDDING.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4943, 17 September 1914, Page 2

YESTERDAY’S WEDDING.

Tlie following are additional names of guests present at the Tombs-Mex-ted wedding in Pahiatua. yesterday:— Mrs Hare, fawn costume, velvet toque, brown feathers; Mrs H. Ellingham, grey tailored costume, tagel straw hat, with ftuschia mount; Mrs R. C. Ellingham, grey costume, black hat and yellow mount; Mrs O. H. Arrow, all black; Misses A,U en (2), ! brown tweed costumes, tango velvet hat; Mrs Lynch, black costume, i black velvet toque and white feather mount; Miss M. Ellingham, brown costume, floral silk hat; Miss I. Ellingham, blue costume, floral silk felt hat; Miss L. Arrow, navy costume, white felt hat; Mi's Fox, black silk frock, black hat with purple mount; Mrs Hallidav, black silk frock, black toque/with feathers; Mrs Fenn, navy costume, pale pink vest, violet hat with small flowers; 'Mrs J. I). C. Crewe, navy costume, white feather boa, picture hat with large white plumes; Mrs Sharman, black loostume, hat with feather mount; Mrs Wakeman, navy and white stripe costume, feather boa, small velvet hat, with maize crown; Mrs Saunders, plum coloured costume black crim. hat: Miss A. Sullivan, smart check costume, white tagel hat, with rose coloured mount; M iss Robinson, navy and white stripe oosflume, pale blue hat, with large pink rose; Miss Hare, cream costume, large black hat, wreathed with cream roses and forget-me-nots. At the railway station yesterday, Mr S. V. Rodney, master of the YTodlands Hunt, presented Mrs P. W. Tombs with a very handsome curb bracelet. Mr Rodney, on behalf of the Hunt, made a felicitious j speech, and wished Mr and Mrs Tombs every happiness in their future .life.