THE SOCIAL WORLD

Waikato Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2491, 7 January 1922, Page 5

THE SOCIAL WORLD

WEDDING AT TATJRANGA Y< i LUNDON—POOLE •i * . *v_ Independent's Special Reporter. A quiet but very pretty wedding was solemnised at the Holy Trinity Church, Tauranga, on Boxing. Day, the contracting parties being Miss Zoe Poole, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Poole, formerly of Cambridge, to MJD. J. Lundoh, only son of Mrs Lundon and the late Mr%. Lundon, of Cambridge. The officiating clergyman was ' the Rev. J. McCutcheon. Mr Crump presided at the organ. The bride looked charming as'she entered the Church on her ' father ? s arm. Her frock was of ivory bengaline and georgette, and her veil had a large true-lovers knot worked on the 'back of it. The veil was, kept in place with orange blossoms. She carried a sheaf of Xmas lilies. Her only bridesmaid Was her Miss Zeta Poole, who'-* wore'-, champagne , pailette silk, trimmed with blue flowers. She car- ■ xied a lovely bouquet Of "Mai 'Maison carnations. The best man was Mr E. Monroe, of Tauranga. After the, ceremony the wedding "breakfast was held at the residence of the'bride's aunt, Mrs Hall, 'Mamuku.' The bride's mother.wore a grey tailormade costume and a black and mauve toque; Mrs Harper (WangUnui), sister of the bride, navy blue and black satin stitched with royal blue, and royal blue'hat; Miss Lundon, sister of the r~ 'bridegroom, primrose georgette, and hat to match trimmed with navy blue; I Miss > Isobel London, sister of the "bridegroom, cream georgette frock and •Sat to match; Mrs Hall, black taffeta frock and floral hat; Miss-Hall, pale ■ pink organdie and hat to match; Joyce . and Clarice Hall, white organdie and white hats. • 1 . TlMU'drxde travelled in a biscuit taili Or-made costume, and a biscuit eolqur- * cd hat lined with blue and trimmed with berries. ; ■" . , ;. : jC*l „ PERSONAL JOTTINGS and Miss Halliwell, of Epsom, Auckland, are among the guests at theNational Hotel. Mrs Mathews, of Hamilton, is staying with her daughter, Mrs MortimerJones, during the Vicar's absence at Russell. .. . ' ~ Miss Alice Hally, of Palmerston N., is spending her holidays in Cambridge. Miss K. Hally is returning with her on i Sunday night for a holiday. f Mrs J. C. Sawers left Cambridge yes»ctciday- for Marton, where she will stay pswfeli her mother (Mrs McKenzie) for about three weeks. Mrs Ware, of Remucra, and -kejr -sis-v ter, Mrs Dees of England,-have been , spending a' fwf days in Cambridge, < ,and' were staying at the Masonic HcsteL-. .y' _ ,-,Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Nieoll and family - and. Mrs Herrold left on Thursday morning for Stanley Bay, Auckland, where they have taken a furnished house until the end of the month. Miss Isabel Wilford, of Wellington, •has joined the Williamson Company, whicTi is touring New Zealand with "i'addy, the next best thing}" and "'Peg o' My Heart." - f\£iss Helen Taylor, Mr Willis, - and Mf Impett were among the dancers who attended • the Jazz Cabaret at the Auckland Town Hall on New "Year's Eve.- " * x hki.

The marriage took place at Ohakune during-the'holidays of Miss V. Wilson to Mr L. Ingrain, two well known residents. After the qeremony a reception •was held. 1 Miss Caldwell .left by the Main Trunk express, on .Wednesday night for is intends visiting the. re returning to Cam-. ' I canlan, formerly sub.t'lmerstoh North Daily hed Washington, and stically of" a reception to which she had been Scanlon being the only present, has been ineceptions given to.the •men, wives of ambasates, and has been askarious women's gatherjse reunions was a pubttended bya thousand st the speakers were glaid; Lady Borden, ss Scanlon, New. Zea•eprescntatives : ''o'f both i wereV also present. Lsical Society and Male der the - conductorship who leaves shortly for ed "The Messiah" at hristchurehj/last week, of fully ie soloists were Miss of Timarii; Miss Maformerly 6f Dunedin ,aiv3, jus> gone; L3tchuTC^,\and / Mr Fredi y #r,boyhood 'inV it-. some pe&iyitageV'' D»»& £->; ; ;. i.'f •' ' 'S'.'-'V '■:'•.l '■

Clara Butt and her concert' party,.who attended the performance were received by Mr $: E. McCarthy, president of the Royal Musical Society, Dr Bradsbaw and Mrs R. B. Owen, and Dame Clara was presented < with a. beautiful bouquet by Miss; G. Owen, ENGAGEMENTS OF THE WEEK

Miss Dorothea Troup; third daughter of Mr and Mrs J., A. Troup, of Hataitai, to Mr Kelly Smithy youngest son of Mr B, W. Smith; M.P., and of Mrs Smith, Taihape. Miss Shcclah King, younger daughter of Mrs E. C. King, of Roseberry Avenue, Birkenhead, to Captain John Oates, M.C., ;p,5.0., Indian Army, of Kericho, British East Africa, and Newquay, Cornwall. Miss Isabel McLcod, elder daughter of Mrs R, M. McLeod, of\Colenso Hill, Napier, to Dr Kenneth Salmond, only soa of Sir John Salmond.

Miss Julie Sargood ,daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy Sargood, of Dunedin, to Captain Leslie Mills, an officer of the Ist Bedford Regiment, son of Lieut.Colonel and. Mrs Mills, Nutfield, Crossley Green, Herts. Miss Nada Cottorill, only daughter of Mr and 'Mrs C. N. Cotterill, Bank of New South Wales, Napier, to Mr Frederick Owen Crissoid, eldest son of-Ml and Mrs F. Clissold, of Timaru.

Miss" Ivy Mary (Eileen)' o 'Sullivan, second' daughter of Mr • and Mrs M. O'Sullivan, of Jessie Street, Wellington, to Mr Daniel Joseph Ryan, youngest, son of Mr and Mrs J. Ryan, of Vogeltown, Wellington. Mr John Rolleston, youngest son of the late Hon. W. Rolleston, to Miss Nancy Johnston, third ■■' daughter of tJlt's': Sidney" Johnston, ■- Takapau, Hawke 's .Bay. NEW YEAR 'S EVE PARTIES

On New Year's Eve"Mr and Mrs H. Lewis entertained a number of fr'iends, with music and games, until midnight. A dainty supper. was served, and a very jolly time was spent seeing the New r Year in. Mrs Lewis received her guests, in a black crepe de chine frock [with a white net. and lace vest; Mrs Fincker was wearing black lace and gold; Mrs Geo. Singer, black net and emerald green; Mrs Benham, black and gold; Mrs Grace Walsh, black lace; Miss Marion Cox; black net and emerald green; Miss- Lundon, white net with jazz trimming; Miss Z. Poole, ,blaek crepe decline, and Miss Swayne yellow satin. ;The gentlemen present were Messrs H. Lewis, G. Singer, A. Boyce, F. Swayne, and Dr Benham.

Mr and Mrs E. Lee gave a New Year's Eve supper party to a number of friends, when a, most sumptuous repast was provided. The evening passed merrily with music, and games. Mrs Lee received her guests in a black frock trimmed with ratine; Mrs Nelson was wearing dull black silk with touches of, gold; Mrs Herrold, flame georgette 'embroidered in gold; Mrs Stapley, black georgette over satin; Mrs Nicoll, paie pink georgette frock with a tunic of Limerick lace draped with mauve, blue and pink ribbons; Mrs N, Banks, black 'georgette over satin; Miss Alice Hally, .white lace, arid Miss Stevens, grey crepe de chine. The gentlemen were Messrs Lee, Nelson, Norman Banks, Nicoll and Br Stapley. r ' '■;" •',:."''.'-.' Mrs W..H. Reed gave a jolly little evening at her residence in Queen St., on Friday, , the 30th. Among those present were Mr and Mrs Malcolm, Mr- and Mis M. P. MeDermott, Mrs Walsh and Mr A. Swayne. Mr Malcolm and Mrs Walsh gave much appreciated monologues during the evening, which passed all too quickly.