WEDDINGS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16261, 30 October 1920, Page 8

WEDDINGS.

TONKIN—MANHIRE. Tlie wedding; was solemnised at Colombo Street _ Methodist Church, oj'deiiham, on Wednesday afternoon of •lonn Horace Tonkin, youngest , son of Hr and Sirs Clark, of Longfellow Street, Sydenham, and Olive Emma, oldest daughter of Sir and Sirs A Slanhire, Aylmer Street, Beckenham, ihe bride, who was given away by her father, wore an exquisite frock of whito crcpe-de-chine, and georgette, trimmed with seed pearls, and court train lined with apricot georgette and beautifully embroidered in silver, the veil being arranged in coronet style with wreath of orange blossom. The ’T 1 "® :dso curried a shower bouquet ol liot-iionse flowers. The chief bridesmaid, Miss Connio Bates, wore a oretty frock of pink crepe-dc-chino, ivith georgette frills and designs couched m pink and heliotrope picture hat. _ I’he second bridesmaid, bliss Juanita Manhire (sister of the bride), wore a frock of heliotrope crepe-de-f'hino and leghorn hat, trimmed with mnk and heliotrope to match. Both bridesmaids carried beautiful bom,nets Of hot-hnnse flowers. Mr Morton .Manlnre (brother of the bride) acted as best man, whilst Mr Max Manhire atteiKlg't as groomsman, TV weddinn breakfast w-as held, at the Cadena Kooms. Mrs Manhire receiving the guests in a navy tailored costume with a P'eturesqiiG hat to match The Rev W. Beckett performed the marriage oeremonv, whilst Miss Packer presided at the organ. The church was very Prettily decorated for the occasion bv p r -° f the bri . de - a beautiful floral bell bmng a prominent feature of & Mr »" d TqnJcin eft later for the south, where their honeymoon will bo spent, the bride match 8 a COstume and ha t to GILT PTB—H APR INGTON. The wedding was solemnised at St Paul s Church, Cashel Street, on Wednesday CHober 20, of Mr Charles 80lp 0n T-T n-n ie ’. elder snn of Mr and Mrs ivr- « P lo ’ of Mnorhouse Avenue, nnd Miss Rose Harrington, youngest daughter of Mrs D. Campbell Lyttelnfr‘- r- TIC F ev J " P aters °n Was the officiating clergyman. Misses D. Gilospie sister to the bridegroom, and „ AVihon were the bridesmaids, Miss i ey dower girl, while Mr R. i. Kirk accompanied the bridegroom as best man. Mr W. Reynolds gave the bride away. Miss Harrington was very prettily gowned in white crepe do chine, trimmed with shadow laco and pearls, and completed with a wreath of orange blossom and tulle veil. She earned a beautiful sheaf of arum lilies. , lW lson ’ the c Mef bridesmaid, u ore heliotrope crepe do china with a black picture hat trimmed with pink and heliotrope. Miss I>. Gillespie looked charming m pink crepe de chine with large picture hat, and little Miss. Gavey wore white georgett, and white hat, and earned a basket of beautiful lowers. The wedding breakfast was held at the residence of Mrs Reynolds, Suffolk Street, Limvood, Mrs Reynolds receiving her guests wearing heliotrope crepe de chine. The happy couple left for the north, Mrs Giilcspio wearing a fawn gabardine costume with hat to match. The principal event in a young girl’s life is her wedding day. Memories nnger round that day that are recalled as each succeeding year passes, the beautiful and artistic Sepia de Luxe wedding photographs at Millard’s Crown Studios, 209, High Street, just below Clock Tower, are greatly admired by artistic people. Make the appointment to-day. ’Phono A4IU. 7 'X”",\\ ti V

A china blue and white foulard with bands of plain blue for this charming frock. It would ;ilso look well in a black and white foulard’ with bands of. black charmeiise or ninon. Floating side panels arranged over a two-gored skirt and a bodice with Magyar sides, and front and back plastrons comprise the dress. The bodice and skirt are joined together above the waist, skirt top being mounted over u shaped “foundation band. The lower part of the front plastron is added, to match tho plain material hem at the lower edge of the side-panels. The dress can be cut from 4f yards of 32-inch wide fancy material and 1 yard of 40-inch wide plain-