WEDDING

Taranaki Daily News, 4 December 1930, Page 13

WEDDING

MARTIN—PITCAITHLY. The marriage of Effie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. tyf. Pitcaithly, to William Heriry, elder son of Mr. and Mrs Martin, Mosgiel, was solemnised at Knox Presbyterian Church, Eltham, on Wednesday, November 12. The Rev. J. A. Ryburn performed the ceremony. Miss Madden played the wedding fnusic. The church, which was. decorated in pink, blue and white blossom by friends of the bride, was filled with guests. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a frock of ivory marietto fashioned with a plain bodice, and scolloped cape giving a coatee effect. The ski long and 'flared with uneven hemline, was vandyked on to the bodice. The veil of embroidered tulle was caught at the head with orange blossom, The bridal bouquet held many choice flowers The bridesmaids, Barbara.and Tipi, sisters of the bride, were fracked alike in azure blue georgette sleeveless frocks, with coatees and lace straw hats of the same shade. They carried bouquets of choice blue and pink flowers. ' Grade Kruse, flower girl, was frocked in frilled blush georgette over satin, finished with, posk.s to’ match the bouquet; she wore a dainty hat of silk straw to tone and carried," a basket of pink and blue fkv.ers. Master Douglas Gale, nephew of the bridegroom, was page boy, dressed in a pink satin suit. He carried a crook. Mr. Dave Pitcaithly, brother of the bride, was best man, and Mr. Douglas Mercer groomsman. The bouquets weje made and given by Mrs. E. C. Evans, Auroa. After the ceremony the guests assembled at the Oddfellows’ Hall, where Mr. and Mrs. Pitcaithly an trs, Martin received the guests; The bride’s mother were a frock of black celanese crepe de cline with black celanese satin coat and hat of Baku strawl The bridegroom’s moth • wore a black celanese frock and a black silk repp coat with satin finish aid hp.t to match. They each carried p< ties of choice autumn-tinted flowers. Mrs. Gale, sister of the groom, wore en Lroidered crepe de chine frock with fur c'’_vt and hat to tone. The bridegroom’s present to th© bride

was a gold wristlet Avatch, to the brides-: maiu- xylonite manicure sets, and to the flower girl and page boy silver wristlet watches. The bride’s present to the bridegroom was a travelling rug. Air. and Mrs. Martin left for the honeymoon in the south, the bride travelling in a navy and white ensemble v Ill> musquash fur 1 coat and hat and shoes to tone. A feature of the wedding was the beautiful cake made and given by the bridegroom’s mother. It had been brought up from Mosgiel.

LOVELY SUN-TAN—HERE’S HOW. To acquire a lovely sun-tan is the ambition of Miss New Zealand. The process w. simple—before going outdoors for the day or going swimming, apply Q-tol to the skin. Prevents sunburn, and encourages a rich golden skin-tone. Remember, you must begin with Q-tol to get the fashionable effect.

, WEEDING TIME. Weeding a garden in fine weather is very pleasant work, but it is rough on the hands. The use of Sydal will entirely take away this trouble. Rub a little Sydal well intp the hands before starting; and again when you have finished. Sydal is concentrated, and it stays in the pores, end keeps ’ dirt out. . <