Wedding Bells

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19070, 18 July 1936, Page 12

Wedding Bells

Dods —Scarfe The wedding was solemnised at the acred Heart Church. Hastings, on Wedne.sday morning by the. Rev. Father Macjdonalil, of Molly.' youngest daughter ol Mr. K: A. Scarie and the line Mrs. Scarfe, of Gisborne, and Raymond, lourth son of Mrs. W. Mackie and the late .Mr. Dods, of Gisborne. 'the bride's model gown was of rich panne velvet in a wine shade shot with drown. The corsage was of gold finely marked lame cut. with a cowl neckline., and the skirt was shirred at the back to form a train. .\ short matching coatee was fashioned with revered eonar and cull's of sable fur, and was fastened in front. She wore gold lame mittens and ,i smart little toque of gold lame with j,old orchids at the back and a wine shaded eye veil in front. She wore wine crcpe-de-chine siindul shoes and carried a sheaf of gold lacquered lilies. Mr. E. A. Scarfe gave his daughter away. The only bridesmaid was .Miss Jean Hods, whose gown was of delicate pink ,:hill'on painted with flowers in shades oi red and blue. The corsage had a high gathered neckline with three buttons across the front, liny buttons down the back and cape sleeves shirred at, the shoulders. The skirt was slightly trainid and the waist defined with a wide belt. She wore pink velvet shoes and her bandeau of natural flowers matched ier shea)' of cyclamen in reddish shades A'ith fern. Mr. Alan Dods, Gisborne, brother oi Ihe bridegroom, carried out, the duties if best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at the l!iU tearooms, where the quests were received by the bride's aunt, Mrs. F. King. Mi's, king wore a gown if brown chenille velvet threaded with gold, with a mink fur coat and brown hat. Her posy was of bronze tinted lowers and fern. Mrs. W. Mackie. the bridegroom's. mother, wore a brown tailored costume with brown velour hat and a posy of icd and autumn shaded flowers and fern. The reception was a very happy one. id the wedding cake, the gift of the ride's aunt. Mrs. F. King, was much Imired. .Miss Mary Collins was the ainist. When the bride and bridegroom left if their honeymoon tour of the North land, the bride wore a smart brown ~'oollcn suit, the jumper fastening high ■I the neck and the skirt- finished with :iv buckles. Her hal was of brown lour with a bright quill at one side, •I;id she wore brown accessories. 'the invited guests included the folowing from the Gisborne district.: —Mr. ind Mrs. W. Mackie. Mr. and Mrs. H. i. Dods. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Dods, iiss Jean Dods. .Mr. A. Dods, Mr. and Mrs fair -Mr. and .Mrs. Heath JohnMi. Mrs. 11. Jolloli'e. Mrs. C. M.ceiizic, Mrs. .1. Main, Mrs. E. Ilogan. Mrs. I'l. X. Sidcbottom ; Misses Biddy McKenzie, J. Hogan, Edith Wilson. M. ('air. liiintv Denis; .Messrs. A. SwinnerInn. S. I'.ii'rdetl. C. Hansen. M. Hogan. !'. Percival. and 15. McKenzie, and also Mr. Brian Dods (Auckland).