WEDDING BELLS

Thames Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 10321, 16 February 1917, Page 4

WEDDING BELLS

MaQAIiL-JfiN-KIN., A \\ edding of considerable local -interest -najs .solemnized on" Thursday morning a/t tne residence of Mrs. M. Jenkin, Willoughby Street, when h&c youngest, daughter, Alies Muriel Stella Jenkin, was united in holy matri-. mony tx> Mr Fnan«is Hartley McCall,. of Amodeo ,Bay, and 'late of the 9tk Company Main Body N.Z.E.F., the Roy. \V. Wallace officiating. Owing 1 to the fact that both, the foride and groom, ihia/ve brothers on active service the proceedings were quiet, only near friends of the interested parties being pr-esent. The bridw, who wa» given a^-ay by (her (brother, Mr It«£. Jenkin, lootked winsome in a smartly cu^ frock of -wihite silk. SB© wore the usual veil and orange biowjoms, and carried an exquisite bouquet *d white bouvardia iblossoms and maidfsn nair. ■ ■ ■■ •■"•.' ' '' .-•'. ''; The 'brid-esmaid, Mies Jeffy Spry,. of Mt. Eden Road, Auckland, vtove a diainty gwrai of shell pini «aDc rolievne, made in ooaitee style, over a. beautifully hand worked '-blouse of shell piniki ninon.. Her bouquot was' of white Ibegonias and maidea hair' and asparagias fern. jTbe gxxxwa's . gift tp'-the ibridesmaid •waa -a go&d brooefc. eetj with rubies. Mr Jack McCall, Ibrotner of tlie gaxwan, aot©^ as grooinsaiiaiii Mendteksohn'is Weddingi Maroh. was skilfully pkyed by Misa B. Plummer. After the wedding breakfaislfc. Mr and Mrs. MoCali left % motor for tine river Ktea,m«r aib Kopu. The bride went away in a smart grey oo*t and! Klkirt "with ha/fc of gray (silk and pinJd crep-de-chine. A ibrief hoheyroooft will Jbe spend at Devonport before't^ing up their residence at Amodeo V Bay. \ t "; .V. ';■ '.'. ._ \ Among presents received w*a a. handsome laffcernoon tea set from the Baptigfc and CongTegatioo&l cihoir, t>f which' th© bride had ibeen a member.