WEDDINGS

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 12 January 1927, Page 3

WEDDINGS

HUDSON— TR OTTER. St. Columbia Church. Fairlic-, was Die scene oi a charming wedding on ue.sday, December 28, when Eileen youngest daughter of Air and Airs John 1 rotter, “Coulmore” Fairlie, was married to William, youngest .son of Airs and the late Dr Hudson, of Tapawera Nelson. ’ The church had been prettilv decorated by friends of the bride, * the officiating minister being the Rev. C. AY. W ilcox. The bride, escorted by her father, entered the church to the strains of the Bridal Alarch, played by Air F. C. Alartin. She wore a beautiful model frock of ivory georgette, with silver. A dainty lace vifil, arranged with sprays of orange blossom at either side of the head, and a shower bouquet of white lilies, roses, and maiden-hair completed a charming ensemble.

She was attended by two bridesmaids, Aiiss Kay Louie, cousin of the bride, and Aliss Alav Cruickshank, both wearing dainty frocks of floral georgette, the former patterned in shades of orange and apricot. They wore coronets of velvet flowers to tone and earned beautiful bouquets and deep yellow ref.es and maidenhair fern. Doth wore the bridegroom's gift—a string of pearls. Air Harry Lucena was best man, and Air Alec Learmonth groomsman: both of Arapuni, Waikato, where the bridegroom is also .stationed.

Alter the ceremony, the guests adjourned to “Coulmore,” where they were received by the bride’s parents, Airs Trotter wearing a becoming frock of black crepe de chine, heavily embroidered in geld and oriental colourings. AYitli ibis were worn a black ottoman silk coat and black hat, and her bouquet was in tones of deep yellow. The bridegroom’s mother was attired in black satin, relieved with white, and black hat, and a bouquet of deep red roses.

After a dainty morning tea had been partaken of, and the usual toasts honoured. lhe happy couple left by ear for tho north, ‘ amidst showers of confetti. Afrs Hudson travelled in an ensemble £.uit of mushroom coloured cloth, with, rd bon hat to jpatch.

TEA! PL E—CHAP Ar AN. A very pretty wedding took place yesterday in St. Alark's unurch, Otipua, when Eisie, daughter of Airs E. Palmer Chapman Salisbury), was married by the Rev. H. A. Wilkinson to Richard Temple, only son of Air and Airs A. L. 'temple (ToKomaru Bay). The church was decorated with delphiniums and roses, and on tho altar were Christmas lilies. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Air George Chapman, wore a beautiful frock of draped cream georgette, and a veil of old lace held in place with a bandeau of pearls. She carried a bouquet of tea roses tied with silver ribbons.

Aliss Peggy Chapman, chief bridesmaid, was in pale apricot georgette, with panels of georgette hanging from the shoulders, and a big georgette and velvet rose; her hat was of chinoline straw of the same shade, and her bouquet was of pale apricot roses. The small bridesmaid, Atolly Barker, wore cream georgette with apnuot coloured ribbons on the shoulders, and a wreath of copper coloured leaves; her bouquet was also of pale apricot roses. Air Frank Scrcoinbe was best man.

The reception was held at Salisbury, and the tables in the marque were charmingly arranged with Shirley poppies. Airs Chapman wore black knife pleated chiffon, apron and cape of black lace, and a large black crinoline straw hat wi th grey feather mount; her bouquet was of mauve scabious and phaieiterum. Airs A. L. Temple was in a black marocain and silver grey ensemble suit, with a black hat trimmed with black and white pansies. ■ Aliss Temple wore coffee coloured georgette with knife pleated; skirt and a lint with pink and white flowers. '

Those invited were: Mr L. Chapman, Air and Mrs W. Palmer Chapman, Air and Airs Maurice Chapman, Mr and Mrs A. L. Barker, Miss Barker, Airs George Helmore, Alias K. Helmore, Mr H. Helmore, Airs Heathcote Gray, Air and Airs G. E. Gray, Air and Airs R. Gray, Air and Airs Pinfold. Atojor and Airs R. E. Barker, Air and Airs N. G. Barker, Air and Airs A. B. Temple, Alisses Lucv and Alary Temple, Air and Mrs E. G. Temple, Mr

and Mrs John Temple, Mr and Mrs Wilfred Howell, Mr and Mrs 11. F. Hill, Mr J. W. Fox, Mr 11, Wilson, Miss Helmore, Mrs Reeves, Mrs W. JL. Helmore, Mr, Mrs and Miss Ilobin.son. Mr and Mrs B. G. Maefarlane, Airs Bothell, Mr and Mrs G. Rich, Sir Henry and Lady Wigram, Misses Shand (3), Mrs and Miss W estmneott. Mrs and Aliss Elworthy, Mrs G. N. Orbell, Air T. A. Bliillips, Air and Airs Sherwood Hale, Airs J. Pattison, Air and Ali-s H. B. Blaiir, Ariss Betty Cossins, Rev. H. A. and Airs AYilkinsnn, Mr B. Beckett, Aliss L. F. Temple. Air, Airs and Aliss Crowe, Air and Mrs Percy Withers, Air and Airs Alarshall A’Dean, Air and Airs Neill Rattray, Air and Airs A. Hope, Airs Ormsby. Air and Airs Frank Barker, Airs Gray. Aliss C. Gray, Air and Airs Norman Hope, Air and Airs T. F. Northeoto. Air and Airs E. J. Ross, Alisses Cox (3), Mrs R. Pinckney, Air Francis Barker, Air, Airs and Miss Afilton, Air and Airs Sercombe, Air and Airs Guyon -Macdonald, Air and Airs Howard Tn<pp, Alisses Tripp ('2), Air and Airs Lewis Afathias, Air and Airs Gerald Alathias, Alajor, Airs and Alisses Bond, Airs and Alisses Howell, Air Arthur Elworthy, Air and Airs Peter. Air and DAL.'S Ben Howell, Air and Airs Svdney AVilliams. Air and Airs K. S. AVilliams, Air and Airs F. J. AYil'iams, Air A. B. AVilliams,. Airs and Aliss Cartwright. Air and Airs Denys AY illiams, Air and Airs Sydney Burdett, Air and Airs O’Rynn. Air and Airs Beale, Rev. J. and Airs Pigott. Mr and Airs E. R, Ludbrook, Air and Airs T. Aiaskow. and Airs Q. T. AVilliams.

Later in the day, when the bride and bridegroom left by car, the former wore a smart dark sa’xo blue silk with a pleated georgette skirt and rol’ar and cuffs of creamy lace, and a small black hat with crystal pins.

DAA'IES —Al A NCI! FSTFR. A most attractive wedding took place yesterday in the Bank Street Aletliodist Church, when Ruth, daughter of All anil Airs T. W. Aianclioslor (Seddon Street) was married by the Rev. A. C. Lawry co Air Daly S. Davies (Tiniaru). 'The church was decorated by friends ot the bride, and a wedding bell o! bride blossom was suspended above the wedding party. The bride, who was g.ven awnv bv her father, wore a iove'y frock of ivory georgette, bended in crystal anti smoke, her long veil of silk tulle hanging in graceful folds to form the train, and being held in place with a tiny coronet ot pearls. She wore silver shoes ami stoek.lngs, and carried a bouquet of pa'e pink sweet peas and maindenbair with pink and white streamers. Her chief bridesmaid, Aliss Grace Manchester, wore a shaded primros« georgette lroek with yoke and hem ot guipure lace, stiver tinsel shoes and stockings, and carried a bouquet of rose buds to tone with her frock. Aliss si\J. Irwin Was in powder blue georgette with inset medallions of guipure lace; her shoes and stockings were silver anU her bouquet was of pale p.Ank delphiniums and fern. Both bridesmaids wore coronets of silver lace, caught with sil- - ribbon and flower to tone with their frocks, Air Roger Davies (AA’auganni), was best man, and Air James Tennant groomsman. The reception was held in AA'eslov Hall, whiieh was decorated by Air R. \ G. Jamieson in the Boldon .scheme, 1 carried out in white and blush pink. The bridal bell was transferred from , the church and hung above the bride j and bridegroom. On the tab'es were I bowls of lovely flowers. | Airs Atanebester received her guests wearing a. smart black satin mnrneain frock, panelled w;'lth black silk lace, a black bat and scarf, and carrying a bouquet of red roses. Airs \Y. S. Long (sister of the bride) was in a hois do rose ensemb'e suit and lint, to match. ’ Airs R. G. Jamieson (sister of the ; bride) wore a larkspur blue ensemble j suit, and a blue crinoline straw lint, trimmed with muiiti-eoloured silk vel- j vet flowers.

Guests invited or present were: The Rev. and Mrs A. C. La wry, Mrs G. Manchester, Mr Long, Miss ltaehel Long. Mr and Airs G. A. Manchester, Mrs R. Manchester, Miss Gladys Manchester, Air and Airs Bean, AJessrs R. and G. Alanchester, Aliss D. Alarsden, Mr Janies Alanchester, Air G. S. Atanehester, Alaster K. and AV. Alauehester, Aliss Alanchester, Air and Airs J. AV. Alanchester, Air and Airs AAV G. Dailey, Aliss Eileen Dailey, Air and Airs E. Zicsler, Alisscs Buxton (2), Messrs Buxton (3), Airs Burgin, Air and Airs G. P. AA'ood, Air and Airs Dunlop. Air and Airs H. Burg: hi. Air D. Davies (Wanganui), Air and Airs T. E. Davies (Auckland), Air and All's J. Davies, Air James Davies (Palmerston North). Aliss D. Davies, Air and Airs A. Shirtclifi', Air and Airs Alurray Dunn, Air and Airs R. Baird, At : ss AfaeDonald. Air and Airs Irwin, Air and Airs N. Radcliffe, Air afid Airs Adams, Alßs Alelton, Aliss D. Irwin, Messrs R. and H. Harris, Air and Mrs Harris. Hr and Airs Trott. Aliss R. Trott. Air and Airs Black, Air and Airs D. Air and Airs A. S. Jones, Air and Mrs 'Fender, Aliss Long, Air A. B. Annand, Misses Sutherland (21, I. McCaskill and L. Thomson.

Later in the day when the bride and bridegroom left by car, the former wore a dainty ensemble suit of delphinium blue crepe de chine, and a smart straw hat trimmed in the same shade of blue.