The Social World.

Waikato Independent, Volume XXIX, Issue 3104, 29 June 1929, Page 6

The Social World.

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. •. 7 . • v ... '••;• h :• 7* *. . /■ Mr, and Mrs. Jack Main/, of Tarau, who have been spending part of- thqlr: "in Tanfio, passed through ■Cambridge on Monday, staying the 'slight with ,W. L. C. Williams.,; ). , ; ; . * • •*' ; • v ’- fyy'. 1 / *: \ f. „' ■ PARTY. On .Friday Jpvenihg pf last week Mr. 'add Mrs, EdgafvJamea gave a vqry enjoyable dance V |n honour of the , 21st ••buihciay df their son,_ Alri Ivor Jaihcs. ' 'jib©- drawing-room and dining-rpom vr tirin'"' charmingly decorated with jonlobelia' and autumn foliage. A suffer was served during the ©vening. : '. v '.- Mrs. James received her guests in a ihhgeriitp velvet frock and gold flowers;. Mrs- S James,' jnaroon lace; Mrs. Ed--wiu Jarries, gold' floral silk; Mrs. Reeves, J)ipV; and, silyer tissue.; .< Mrs. ' Davies, apricot Velvet; Misses Dallimore, floral velvet; VM.y floral, rayon; B/ gOiids, torqupise blue and beige crepe chine; Skeet, navy “blue crepe de ©hine with, crimson and fawn border; f©, Howden, pale blue crepe de chine; IL/ Howden, shelbpink georgette; B. -Calvert; nut-brown velvet, with lighter "shddq £ut collar - and'i cuffs. The men '■ present were Mes'srs/’Edgar .Tames, Ed • wit Barnes, ‘S. James/ Ivor James, Bob. Gilbort James, "Bi, /Simpson, G. ;Tffhibutt, *B. Cleary, G>' : fiiay, M. Calvert,

Cranch, crimson satin; F. Swayno, pink # efepo de chine; Montgomery, navy embroidpred crepe de chine; Mack ay, king-fisher-blue taffeta; -Gordon, blue satin, j diamante trimming; Dufresne, pink 1 ring velvet; Bishop, black- satin, diamante trimming; Rowland, maUve crepe de chine; Bickit, figured ring velvet;. Thomassen, crimson velvet; Davis, eau-de-nil velvet and georgette; Misses PriCstley, pink georgette; Clark, jadegreen silver lace; R. Nicholl, pink crop© de chine; Sutcliffe, pink georgette; Waugh, black silk net; Noble, apple-green crepe de chine; Beer, black crepe de. chine, orange trimming; B. Crowther, white taffeta; Baer, gold satin; Parlour, ivory taffeta and silver lame; Brann, blue and silver tissue and blue velour coat; M. Parlour, rose velvet and georgette; Grey (Melbourne), pale green frilled \georgettc; Setloek (Melbourne),- powder bluo georgette; R-uge, tomato silk; Kilmore, blue rayon silk and lace; Hunter, apricot crepe de chine; McKenzie, blue taffeta; Harris, red crepe de chine; Hjorth, pink crepe dc chine; Bradshaw, maize georgette and lace; Cummins, navy satin; J. Ferguson, pink brocade and- tartan sash; Locklcy, black velvet; B. Lockley, black velvet; N. Howden, coral pink georgette and gold lace; Appleby, blue crepe de chine; M. Burns, apricot georgette; G. West, apple-green georgette; F. Beange, pink georgette; Duncan, embroidered mauve crepe de chine; Mor■ris, raJnbow T striped crepe de chine; Edge," flame , georgette; Jackson, rose pink georgette; Newcombe, pale green taffeta;, MeCathie, black velvet and rose taffeta; Strawbridge, almond-green silk and gold-lace; Lawson (Hamilton), jado-grecn velvet; Sutcliffe, powder blue satin, silver lace; Williams, peach silk faille; Bishop,, jade-green georgette and lace; Bushcll, rose velvet tulle frills..

. /■: " \ • r• //•■.; ' ' ; ! v L&n/Tucsday . afternoon, Mrs. Calvert gayc -another of . her . enjoyable bridge parties.’-' ' The • drawing-room ' was dc> uprated with bowls' of Iceland-floppies and autumn/foliage. - ~ * - Mrs.:Calvert received her guests in ' •» jgrey ; skirt and-'shot' chenille jumper. was in a fawn-'and blue griped skirt ahd a .fawn and blue silk 'V'*\ , yy .Tjabse.present .wejre: Mesdames Neely,, Superb,' Lee, Collier, Lundon, Possen- j Vjnibkie, : d. IQ. L. . Taylor, Sutherland, Innes Taylor,. J; (Wellington), 'jM^’^anti;-VV’ i r- 1 ' -v ,yv " [; \\ : ■ WCOE BRIGADE BALL. . .pry'- strong comriuttce of ladies . provided a.feeauiifill supper for the Fire ;^dprigade;,dance- pn .Thursday night last, /tflc.guppor table .decorations were most Artistically\arrnnged k by Mr«. M. Wells with rpd and jpink; camellias and late i©sca ’ and; liquidairibhr foliage. The ©ommittee was: .' Mesdames» Priestley, fiputer, Cdills, Gaiie,, 0/ Gane, Pearce, Hall, /Meredith, ; Greeh r Wells, I Maiiony, Harris, Wilkinson, : Yause, -Jpeake, , Reeves, F. Forgusoh, , Nixon, Haworth, Misses Priestley, 1 ; Clark, Fisher, / j ’Ampngst • those/present .;weie: Mesdajrnes A-. Ganc, black- georgette and' v lacp; W. H., Mall,. wine, silk radium; /Green, gepigette; Sbuter, black gcoTgette; Wilkinson, blue silk maro«ain; Harris, electric blue l crcpo de .'(Phinc; Reeves, silver lace' over silver ; tissue; Ferguson, black taffeta and geor- ; gpttc; blue and silver; Bcavcn, black , embroidered - satpa’; Jack, pink jsatin-and spotted net; White, lavender crepe de chine; Davis, green rayon; Salmpn, georgette;. Davis, black silk; P, Davis, pijak.crope de chino; H ar " '■'■jgitfaym, -whi,te-‘beaded georgette; Diyies : black taffeta; G. Wilding black lace/. Carter, cm--:t>roidored cherry • georgette; Jones, ? blaak ;. georgette.. aud Bay, iris ./Biauye qileeriese/vH./jumps, tangerine ■^lAgiyclyet; ThdrpkAbn/.nayy blue . crepe ■js. chine and Grietital/ trimming;, Mc/JKcnzle, blacky georgette fentjlace; A. ’ Gißbpns/; flame . crepe':; de chjine and '-.sCquins* Mnigh|/flame jcrepe' de ptiine; ;• ■'Fopte, blue -satin; Russell) ..(Hamilton), bTpck crepe de chine; r ,/Dayip :(Hamil<ebn>, black! thffPta;, Jamiespn, green taf : .. .-ffeia; Williams, j flpral.-cropc de chine;

CROQUET. On Friday afternoon of last’ week Mrs.' Hopkirk had an afternoon at her residence for the Cambridge Croquet Club to present the trophies won during the season. There was a large attendance of the members, and several competitions were indulged in. The winners of the trophies were:— Championship, Miss Brann; junior championship, Mrs. jas. Watt; handicap single (presented by Mrs. Francis), Mrs. Boyce 1, Mrs. Hardy 2; handicap doubles (presented by Mrs. Clarke;. Auckland), Mrs. Hall and Mrs. J. Bussell; mectal-play (presented by Mrs. Murray), Mrs. Hardy; medal play sented by Miss Brann); Mrs. Watt: TW trophies, during the afternoon were won by-’Mcsdames Cowling and Hardy. MEET AT “BAKDOWIE.” On Saturday last the Waikato Hounds met at '* * Bardowie. ’ 7 The followers were entertained to lunch at the Hautkpu Hall, and to afternoon tea at Mr. and Mrs. C. Meredith's by Mr. and Mrs. i Meredith and Mr. 'and Mrs. J. Taylor. Those .present were: Mesdames Meredith, H. Porritt, A. Johns, Alf. Brown (Tauranga), W. Banstead, G. Ranstcad, C. , Taylor (Hamilton); Noel' Peake, Blcnnerhassett, R. Hannori, Tudliopc (Hainiiton); Misses A. Brown, B. kCrowther, R. Soutcr, M. Kissling (Auckland), D. Wilson (Hamilton), P. Ranstcad, N. Porritt, A. Nelson, M. Peake, K. Fisher, K.jDlivor, M. Taylor, M. Allen (Morrinsville). J . L •

WEDDING BELLS

■ _ ' ■ , ■ GILES—TAPP. ■ ; \ ; Christ Church, Ohaupo, was well filled on Wednesday , bf last wcPk’with friends and well-wishers of the bride, Miss Coral Tapp,' daughter of Air. and Airs. Stephen Tapp, of Ohaupo, and 'the bridegroom,,Mr. .Cedric . Giles, son ot Mr.’ and Airs. G. Giles, of 'Frankton. The marriage ceremony 'w;as. ,performed r by Bey. Lionel ■ Harvie,

vicar, of St. Andrew’s, Cambridge. ’ The bride was daintily attired in a model frock of pale pink ninon with overlapping panels, each panel embossed with velvet lilies; she wore the orthodox veil, of tulle and orange blossoms. In attendance as bridesmaids were her sislcr, Miss Letlia Tapp, wearing a powder blue georgette frock embroidered with pink, blue and silver; and Miss Sybil Giles, sister of the bridegrooih ,attired in pale green georgette. Both bridesmaids wore tulle caps trimmed with silver leaves, and carried 1 bouquets of roses and daffodils. Mr. Ivan Giles, the bridegroom’s brother, carried out the duties of best man, while Mr. Edward Hand was grooms-

man. Appropriate music during the ceiomony was played by Miss Zoo Turnwald. Later a reception was held at the Ohaupo Hotel, .where the health, of the happy couple , was enthusiastically honoured. Mr. and Mrs. Giles later left for Auckland on their honeymoon, the bride travelling in a tailored beige costume, with hat to tone and fox furs. • PERROTT—DANIELL. , On Wednesday of last week the Te Awamutu Methodist Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding, “When Ernest Cameron Perrott, second son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Perrott, of New Plymouth, was married to Gwendolyn Purnell Danicll, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Daniell, of “Penwain,” Te Mawhai. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. Wills. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, looked especially charming in a gown of ivory georgette with deep points of .silver lace and a circular veil of beautifully-em-broidered Brussels lace, held in place with a circlet of pearls, finished with a cluster of orange blossom. The bride’s bouquet gloriously pretty gift of hot-house orchids and maidenhair fern, finished with white satin streamers: The bridesmaid, Mis.s Helen Daniell' (sister of the bride), jwpre a pretty frock of periwinkle blue silk georgette .finished with silk spray and buckle. Her bouquet yvas of pink carnations and hsparagus fern, with pink satin streamers. Mr, W. Mills was best man. / After the “breakfast” at the Central Tea Rooms, the happy couple left for Rotorua on their honeymoon, the bride’s travelling qoslume being beautifully embroidered charclinc, wi th velour-coat of nutonc browhj fox : furs and hak to match. Mr. and Mrs. Perrott' Will make their home at Te Mawhai,CULLEN —ROBSON. • v V ’ The marriage was celebrated recently in the Congregational Church, Maungaturoto, of Miss Myrtle Mary Robson, eldest daughter of Mt. and airs. 11. Robson, of Dcvonpopt, , late.. of Cambridge, to Mr. Gordon Hpnfy Cullen, eldest son. of Air. and Mrs, George H. Cullen, of Maungaturoto. The Hcv. T. Flower .officiated. The bride, who was given away by Air. J. Harrison, of Waikickic, wore a erehm cvepe-dc-chine frock with silk lace panels and roll collar also of silk •lace. - Her embroidered tulle veil was arranged under a wreath of errange blossoms, and she carried a shower bouquet of white and pink blossoms, intermingled with asparagus and ferns. Mis 3 Ella Cullen and Miss Vera Cullen, both sisters of the bridegroom, attended as bridesmaids. The first bridesmaid wore tangerine .crepe dc chine and the second bridesmaid was in pale blue crepe de chine. Both carried bouquets to tone. The. bridegroom was attended by Mr. Rodney Cullen as best man, Mr. Hector Cullen was groomsman. - After the ceremony the bridal party and guests were entertained at afternoon tea at Mr. George Cullen’s residence on the Kaiwaka Road. Airs. George Cullen received in a green crepe-de-chine .frock. V \;