INGLEWOOD NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, 19 December 1929, Page 13

INGLEWOOD NEWS

MARRIAGE OF MISS MeALLUM. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Miss Adelaide Vaughan McAllum, eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. McAllum, Inglewood, was married yesterday to Mr. Andrew Hamilton, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Kelburn, Wellington. The ceremony was performed at Knox Church, Inglewood, by the Rev. J. Charteris. The bride was dressed in a beautiful gown of parchment coloured satin made tb ankle length. Her veil was a parch-ment-coloured tulle with gold applique lace and held close to the head with a wreath of orange blossom. Judy Faris was a small train-bearer. She looked winsome in a beautiful long frilled dress of parchment-coloured georgette and hat to match trimmed with wallflowers. The bride and train-'bearer both carried lovely bouquets of shaded roses. There were two bridesmaids, Misses Mary and Enid McAllum, who were dressed in frocks of lace made with deep-pointed skirts and wore bats of Bangkok straw with large red roses at one side. They carried bouquets to tone.

A reception was held by Dr. and Mrs. McAllum at their residence, Rata Street, where numerous guests were entertained. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton left by car to spend a lengthy honeymoon in the north.

• SWIMMING SUCCESSES. The following pupils of the Inglewood public school gained swimming certificates during last season:— Learners, 50 yards.—Hetty McLaggan,' Margaret Bullard, Fanny Chard, beta Martin, Ethel Gamlin, Brian Ford, Molly Julian, Bert Harris, Ngaere Norcross, Russel Kirkby, Marge Fcaver, Don Giles, June Farquhar, Herbert Longbottom, Hilton Pyne, Jack Leslie, Bruce Faris, Alec Longbottom, Charlie Chard, Tom Winter. Proficiency, 200 yards.—Herbert Longbottom, Hifton Pyne, Jack Leslie, Bruce Faris, Alec Longbottom, Charlie Chard, Bob Winter. Merit, 880 yards. —Bob Winter.