RIVERTON

Southland Times, Issue 22217, 9 January 1934, Page 3

RIVERTON

Miss Walker, Invercargill, is the guest of Mrs Alex. Provan, Havelock street.

Miss W. Whyborne is visiting Mr and Mrs W. Armstrong, Palmerston street. Miss Rita James, Aparima, is the guest of Mr and Mrs R. Davis. Mr and Mrs C. Pierson, of Invercargill, spent the holidays with Mrs J. McNaughton, Havelock street. Mr and Mrs Thomas Borland are spending a holiday in Timaru. Mr and Mrs Huggins, Waipango, have been staying with Mrs Bain, South Riverton.

Mrs Douglas and Miss Douglas have been spending the holidays with friends.

Miss V. Blatchford, Dunedin, is spending a holiday with hei - grandmother, Mrs Thomson. Miss Jean Bain, of Dunedin, is visiting her mother, Mrs Bain, South Riverton.

The Hon. A. and Mrs Hamilton spent a few days at their bungalow, South Riverton, during the holidays. Miss O. Mclntosh leaves shortly for the north on a visit to her parents, Mr and Mrs J. A. Mclntosh, Martinborough. She will be accompanied by her grandmother, Mrs J. Mclntosh, South Riverton.

Recent visitors at the Globe Hotel included Mr and Mrs Neylon and family (Nightcaps), Misses O’Connor (Wreys Bush), Mr and Mrs Maher (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs Johnson and family (Nightcaps), Mr and Mrs Paddy (Wellington), Mr and Mrs Steins (Gore), Mr and Mrs Duff (Tapanui) Mr and Mrs Lawlor (Invercargill). Summer guests at Beach House, the Rocks, were: Mr and Mrs G. Baker and family (Otautau), Mr and Mrs Galbraith (Invercargill), Mr and Mrs Scully and family (Invercargill), Misses Harrok (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs Bridgman and son (Hedgehope), Mr and Mrs Wilson and son (Invercargill). Mrs Dickson (Wairio), Mrs Dickson (Nightcaps), Mrs Mills and daughter (Nightcaps). Misses I. and Ivy Aitken (Invercargill), Mr and Mrs McLean and daughter (Dunedin), Misses Lynch and Cairns (Invercargill), Mr and Mrs Grey and three children (Invercargill). Misses Patterson and Sullivan (Wendonside), Mrs McKenzie and son (Gore), Mrs Peter Thompson and children (Thompson’s Crossing), Misses Henderson and Taylor (Invercargill) Miss Mac Angus (Longbush), Misses Nelson (2), Denford and Hebberd (Dunedin), Mrs and Miss Sheila Sherborne (Gore), Miss Chalmers (Gore). Mrs Stalker and daughter (Mataura). Miss Blaikey (Invercargill), Mr and Mrs Paul and daughter (Wyndham). The Rev. C. E. P. and Mrs Webb, of Gore, are spending a holiday at the seaside.

Mrs W. McMurtrie, and family, Havelock street, are visiting friends in the Eastern District.

Guests at the Aparima Hotel included Mr and Mrs Lyons (Invercargill), Mrs Richards and family (Timaru), Mrs Allan, Misses Goodwin and Allan (Pukerau), Miss Maley and Mr P. Curran (Mataura), Mr Henderson (Gore), Messrs Sangster and Browne (Invercargill). Misses Renton, Throp, Johnstone and Newson (Balclutha) are spending a holiday at the Rocks. Mrs C. Lindsay and family (Winton) are at the seaside. Mr and Mrs V. A. Winton, of Tawanui, who have been visiting their parents, left for home on Tuesday.

Mrs Leslie, Beach Road, is visiting Dunedin.

Mrs H, Parata, Dunedin, is visiting Mr and Mrs H, J. Walden.

Mr and Mrs Neilson, Dunedin, have been staying with Mr and Mrs W. McKay, “The Highlands.”

Mrs T. J. Price and Miss Price spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs S. Bell, Owaka,

Mr and Mrs J. A. Martin, South Riverton, have taken a house at the Rocks.

Mrs D. Irving and family, Otautau have returned from a visit to the Rocks.

WEDDING. CAMERON—TROTTER. St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Riverton, was well filled on the evening of Saturday, December 30, the occasion being the marriage of Onie Sinclair, fourth daughter of Dr and Mrs N. G. Trotter, to George Macgregor, second son of Mr G. D. Cameron, of Dunedin. The Rev. N. C. Luker officiated, and Mrs H. J. Walden presided at the organ.

The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of ivory crepe cire, heavily trimmed with pearls and beads at neck, shoulders and cuffs. Puffed sleeves, which left the shoulders bare, and were open on the inner side from armpit to wrist, fell bell-shaped towards the tight-fitting cuffs. The veil was of Honiton lace, arranged cap fashion, and held in place by sprigs of orange blossom. The bouquet was of lilia aurata, ivory roses, sweet peas and maiden hair fern. Miss Esme Trotter and Miss Molly McTamney (Dunedin) the bridesmaids, wore frocks of gold floral organdi, trimmed with gold satin ribbon. Their primrose hemp straw hats were trimmed with gold organdi. Their Victorian posies were of yellow and ivory roses. Miss Betty Walden, who acted as flower girl, wore a frock and Dutch bonnet of gold organdi with gold shoes. Her posy was a miniature replica of the bridesmaids. The bridegroom was attended by Mr W. Hislop (Dunedin) as best man, and Mr Wallace Trotter as groomsman.

A reception was afterwards held at the residence of the bride’s parents, Mrs Trotter wearign a frock of navy embossed georgette and a cream picture hat. The bride’s travelling costume consisted of a hyacinth blue ensemble, white satin tie, soft blue silk hat, blue swagger coat and accessories to match.

The guests present were: The Rev. and Mrs N. C. Luker, Mr and Mrs H. J. Walden, Mr and Mrs A. Mills, Mr and Mrs T. R. Abercrombie, Mr and Mrs W. Fraser, Mr and Mrs G. R. Berndtson, Mr and Mrs A. D. Angus. Mr and Mrs E. B. Patrick, Mr and Mrs A. Clark (Wright’s Bush), Mr and Mrs R. Turner (Balfour), Mr and Mrs J. Strettell (Invercargill), Mr and Mrs J. Walcott (Dunedin), Mesdames Price. C. de Clifford, D. C. Robertson, V/. Reekie (Otautau), Parata (Dunedin). Misses Trotter - (2), Walden (2), Price, Hanley, McTamney (Dunedin); Messrs Trotter (4), A. Walker, G. D. Cameron, W. Hislop (Dunedin).