WEDDINGS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 15 November 1924, Page 3

WEDDINGS.

FINDLAY—WILLS. A pretty wedding was solemnised by the Rev. Baxter in St Mary's Church on November sth, when Edith Wills, onlv daughter of Mr and Mrs Wills, Alburv, was joined in matrimony to Wallace Findlay, youngest son of Miami Mrs Findlay, of Gore. Ihe bnde, who was given 'away by her father, looked charming in a one-piece frock of ivorv Indian silk, the skirt being liepvily done in hand embrodery and caught at the side with a cluster of pearls. A Bpi'civ of orange blossom caught up the long"veil of silk georgette, and she carried a bouquet of arum lilies and maiden hair fern. The bridesmaid (Miss Edith McCullough) wore a becoming frock of shell pink crepe de chine, worked with gold beads. Mr George Wills, brother of the bride carried out the duties of best man. The wedding breakfast was served at the Tyrol, tea rooms, when the usual toasts were honoured. Latei the happy couple Dunedin, amid showers of confetti and best wishes for the future.

MORGAN—LUCK

A quiet but pretty wedding took place ,at the Rank Street Methodist I Church, on November 5, the contracting parties being, Ruth, youngest j daughter of Mrs and the lat© Mi J. Luck Evans Street, and Herbert, eldest i son of Mr and Mrs W r . Morgan, White ' Street. The Rev. A. C. La wry officiated. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of tier brother, looked i charming in a frock of ivory crepe de chine with radium J,nee sleeves to the wrists. Her hand embroidered ved was j field in place with a wreath of orange blossom. A bouquet of hot house flowers and arum lilies completed a. charming toilet. The bridesmaid, Miss Gladys Morgan, wore a pretty frock of mauve marocain and a black picture hat, uith p a wreath of flowers. Her bouquet was of mauve and pink sweet peas. Mi H. i Woodley, Teinuka, w,ns best man. ] After the ceremony about thirty o-uests were entertained y at the Star- > ford tea rooms. The bride’s mother wore a black braided costume, with hat to j match, aucl carried a posy, of nyiuvo sweet peas. The bridegroom s mother wore a frock of brown marocain, with « Oriental trimming and hat to match. She carried a bouquet of cream roses. 1 Later in the d,ay the happy couole left for the north. The brde travelled 1 i„ a nigger brown gabardine costume, < prettily braided, fawn hat and brown f shoes and stockings. j I i ASHWELL—McCASKILL. j i ■- , i j A pretty wedding was solemnised at • Chalmers Ohurcli, jimaru, when Myra, j i’iona, third. d,uugnter of Mrs MeCaSiuii, ( and tne late'Mr J. A. MeCaskili, was married to William Roland, youngest , son of Mr and Mrs J. Ash well, le- - muka. The Rev. R. Gladstone Hughes performed the ceremony. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her ; uncle, Mr T. Edwards, of 'Jemuka, was ; attired in .a dainty frock of ivory satin, ! and silver lace. Her veil was held in place with pearls and orange blossom, . and she carried a shower bouquet, ihe , bridesmaid, Miss Marion MeCaskili, sis- , ter of the bride, was attired in ji frock . of heliotrope marocain, with hat. to match, and carried a bouquet of anemones and maiden hair ieni fhc biKegroom was attended by Mr Ronald Me- ( Leod, of Geraldine, as best man. A) tei , the ceremony a reception was held m a marquee at the residence of the bride s ; mother, Wai-iti Avenue. i Later in the day the happy 1 left by motor for the north. Ihe hi de wore a mole costume, trimmed with braid, and a hat to match. i'

Mrs and bliss Elsie Abbott, “Aralucn,” Temuka, went to Clinstehurch for Carnival week. • A delightful cabaret was held in the “Savov’ ; Waimate, on Thursday last. Mr \v\ Davis’s orchestra supplied excellent' music, and extras were played by Misses M. Brownlie, D. bmitli, M. Mclllriek, and blr Neill Hodges. Mr Jack Hewson was M.C. 'lhe suppei, in the verv capable hands of Mr New-all, left nothing to be desired. Amongst those present were: —Misses L. Wellwood, Gellan, M. Kilworth lutzmaurico (O) Tuck, M. Mclllriek, K. Harte, B. Hitchins, It. Wills, L. /laylov M- j Smith, A. Jackson, B. Hollamhy, N. j Mm ray, Brownlie (2) M. Evans, b Brown, Napier (2), McConachy, Smith I (O), and (Messrs H. Collett, Nei 1 Hodges, Erickson, B Wills, Ron. Lallan, G. Grvlls, J. Simpson, \\ . Gumming, D. Shaw, Fitzmauricc (J), L. Tavlo'r, Ray Turnbull, N. Grvlls, 1. Burns, Jack Hewson, R. Bcttan, D. Wihon, D. Arbuckle, C. Hcrtslet, Harrison, A. Hutt, N. Neill, Os. Rudd, C. i Smith, C. Leopold (Timaru), 1. btoddurt (Timaru), and Geo. Campbell | (Timaru). |

The following were among the guests at the Hermitage during the past ioitMr and Airs Mb Moody, Mr C. F. Williams, Air J. H. Fye, Airs C. J. LeCren, Air F. Kerr. Fairlic. —Aliss C. K. MacPhcrson, Aliss G. Af. M'illiainson, All- R. Leitch, i\lr H. Saunders. Ashburton. —Air and Airs 1. I. Smith. Christchurch. ---Air and All's 11. Hunter, Air R. A. Brooks, Air and Airs A. A. Keid, Air L. E. Cooke, Air H. M. Gilhson, Mr J. Buckley, Air G. H. Cavgill, Air P. O’Connell, Airs C. M'ells, Aliss AVells. Geraldine. —Air G. AlcGregor. Dunedin. — Alt' and Airs James Roberts, Air AY. Scott, Air, Mrs, and Aliss R. Aetuii-Adani.s, Alr.s Arras. Invercargill. —Aliss P. Junker. M'dlington.—Dr. and Airs H. Robortson, Air Justice Fraser and Airs Fraser, Air B. L. Hammond, Alr Bullard Mr and Mrs P. Af. Butts, Air J. A. Gilmour, Air F. G. Dalziel. Napier.—Air and Alls H. Mb GuthrieSinitli, Airs B. Guthrie-Sinith, Alisse.s Gnthric-Smith (2). Tasmania.—Air T. J. Flemingham.

j'higland.— Col. R. Steel, Air and Mrs J. Douglas, Airs A. Aiiller, Airs Hutchinson, Aliss Stcnhouse. Scotland. —Aliss A. L. Guthrie-Smitli, Dr. and Airs AJatlev.