WEDDINGS.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19909, 11 June 1936, Page 5

WEDDINGS.

GLAPHAM—MEYER. The marriage was soiemnised at St Aldan‘s Anglican Church. Hamilton, on the afternoon of June 6 between Stella Pauline, youngest daughter or Mr and Mrs ‘H. P. Meyer. of Marne Street, Claudelands, and Frank Herbert (Jack). only son or Mr and Mrs F. H. Clapham, of Stanley Street, Claudelands. The Rev. \V. M. Smallfleld performed the ceremony and Mr Alex Hayes presided at the organ. The church had been beautifully arranged by friends of the ‘bride. l'l‘he bride, who entered the church with her father, were a lovely gown 01' Ivory Swiss crepe. hand tucked 'on the hips and falling into a graceful train. The bodice was tashloned with a silver high vcowl neckline and bishop sleeves smocked at the shoulder and wrist. She wore a. beautiful veil of hand embroidered Brussels net caught with orange blossom and carried a bouquet of white roses and oarnailons] with maidenhair fern. The bridesmaids were the Misses Peggy Clapham and Shirley Prime. They wore frocks of marina blue Swiss crepe, hand tnrked on the hips with‘ high neokllnes and very full sleevesi They were small hand lurked tulle hatsl to match their trucks mid carried hon—i ducts of pastel shaded roses, carna—tions and silwr rilihon. Mr Fred Rut-raft was the best. mad and .\lr Harry Forsman srnomsman.‘ After ”11‘ ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's par—‘ ents. .\irs .\loyer received the (zuests wearing a brmxn lnilnrm‘l suit with hai‘.‘ to tone. S‘lic carried a posy of“ autumn iinlrd llmvcrsi The bride—groom‘s mother was wearing a rust enswnhlo with matching hat and rear—ricd a posy of autumn shaded flowers. When Mr and Mrs F H. Clapham left by car for the honeymoon the bride travelled wearing a grey tailored cos—tume with black hat and accessories. They will make their home in Hamil—ton. The invited guests werct—Rev. and Airs Fmallileld‘ .\ir and Mrs ‘H. limes—l Jones. Mr and Mrs L. Romain. .\ir and Mrs Forsmnn. Mr and Mrs H. Powell ‘ (To Arohnl, .\ir and .\irs Buchanan Auckland), Mr and Mrs l“. l‘tohlnson ‘\\'rllini.'lx'vnl. Mr :iiiii Mrs P. Thompson, Mr and Mrs (1, llolst, .\ir and Mrs | ~__:#________——r_, _, ~ mi, _

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D. Ormsby ('l‘e. Kuiti), Mr and Mrs \\‘. Brook, Mrs Brook. senr.. Miss J. Brook, Mr and Mrs Devonshlre. Mr R. Devonshire, Mrs Rucroft-, Mr and Mrs I. Stephenson (fitornhanga), Mr and| Mrs 'R. Stephenson lite'nown), Mr and Mrs E. Meyer {Aucklandh Mr and Mrs 0, Parsons tilorotiu). Mr and Mrs \’. Mayer (Benown‘, Mr and Mrs Sanders, Miss G. Sanders. .\lr J. Wrigley (\Vaihi), Mr and Mrs K. Prime, .\liss D. Bennett. .\liss E. Bennett. Miss J. Capper, Miss A. Forsman, Miss Bremner, Miss L. Spence (Auckland). Miss G. Fitzgerald (Auckland). Mr W. tunes—Jones, .\liss (1. Dixon, Mr has. Shirley, Mr E. Kirby. Miss N. Powell (Te Arohai, Xls Pei-ham, Misses M. and Z. Perham, Mr A. Hayes, Mr S. McGuinness, Mr and Mrs Biddiok, Mr and Mrs C. \Veare, Mr Hewitt. Mr B. Chesterman, Mr and Mrs J. Meyer (Pukeko‘he), Miss N. Barker. GROUBE—DONALD. The marriage was solemnised at Knox Presbyterian Church, Morrinsville. on June 3. the Rev. G. A. Naylor officiating, between Nora Isabella. elder daughter of Mr and Mrs D. Donald, or ’l‘r Puninga, and formerly of .\lanaia, and Clive Henry, second son of Mr and Mrs \V. H. Grouhe. of Te Puninga, and formerly of \\'alton. Mr C. .\loLcoLl played the wedding music. The bride, who was escorted by her father, wore a saxo ilillC costume with hat to match, and carried a bouquet of \'iolcts and paper whites. She was attcndod hy her sister, Miss ltuhy Donald. who rwurc a brown ros—iume and carrirri a lmnquot in autumn ‘ shadcs. Mr H. in Spiro. of Tc Pnninga. was thest man. 1 After the ceremony relatiVes ot‘ the ihride and bridegroom attended a re—ireption at the home of the bride‘s iparents. .\lrs Donald wore a navy ihlue tailored rostume to receive the ‘Kuf‘slfi. and Mrs Grouhc wore a black and white rostume. The wedding rake had been made and decorated by the bride's aunt, Mrs A. .\leharry, of .\lotumaoim. Later the bride and groom left by car for a tour of the North. ._..—._... SMITH—THOUGHTON. i ~_____ a The marriage was solemnised he-‘ K tween Shirley Reheat-a, second daugh—|ter of Mrs it. h. Troughtnn and the | late Mr Transition, of .\iorrinsvjlle, and i (‘.rvrilie Spurgcon. son of .\h' and Mrs . J. Smith. of \\'cllin‘gton. in the Gospel i l-lall. .\lorrinsville. on June 3. Mr 11. Ifi'romnn. of 'l‘amaherr, otliriatorl. The bride. who was given away hy ; hei- nnrle. .\[l‘ .l. ’i‘roughton. of Eureka. i ”131 th a charming picture in a beauti—ful gown of hoary silk rrenr (lo chinc irnt on slimming: lines, with rnwi nrrk. f tightetittins' slrm'rs. plratml shin ipunt'irt. illlll pirated floating panels to Ithe stern-s In n‘mtrh the skirt. llcr i .\lmwrr ln‘nnturt, was of “into chry—salithonilhns. ‘ .\‘lw \\zm attonrlml ll)' ill‘t' sistcr. .\liss iiunm "i'l‘A'imzhtuh. \\iltt worn a track of mirirut. rropr sill; \\ith tinuhtc flarr‘rl >it‘t'\l'.\ anti t'lili}‘»tlareri, skirt ll‘lltttllr‘ll “Hit a intim- lunw. Stir wnrr a large rrinulinc lint. amt mrrir’ri a. imnrntct lur t‘ill'th'fllilill-‘l‘]llllll> in tnnv with the ‘ frm'h. 'i'lir lil'mm' :ii'l. iittir' l‘lnrntil," Fruit. “air an anix‘lr length ft‘m‘k nf Jmm. pvt-1m silk with saugrd trill rounvl the hem. fully—puffed sleeves and lush

waist and long sash, She wore a large criuoline hat. Mr Edgar Smith, of Thames, attended his brother as best man. Following the ceremony Mrs Troughton received about 180 guests at a wedding breakfast in the Civic Theatre. .\irs Troughton wore a black marocain ensemble with furs and hat to tone, relieved with white. and her posy was of autumn-tinted, blooms. Mrs J. Smith. of Wellington. mother! of the bridegroom, 'wore a fro-ck of black suede satin with fur coat and hat to match and carried a posy in autumn shades. Later Mr and Mrs G. S. Smith left by car, the bride’s travelling costume being of navy serge, with furs and accessories to match. black felt hat and face cloth coat. They will make their home at Morrinsville. SPIIe—KARL. The marriage was solemnlsed at the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, Hamilton, yesterday morning between Eileen Mary. third daughter of Mrs and the late Mr .1. Karl, of Pateran-gi. and Lennard Edward. second son of Mr and Mrs C. J. Spiers, of To Awa—mutu. The Rev. Father O'Flyun, of Te Awamutu, assisted by the Rev. Father Faliey, of Te Awamutu. relebrated Nuptial Mass and Mr .l. Batters‘by presided at the organ. The bride, who entered the church with her brother, Mr Leo Karl. looked very charming. She wore a very beautiful gown of heavy magnolia satin out. on classical lines. the skirt falling to form a graceful oval train. The corsagc was fashioned with a Vandkyed lace )‘okr‘ and rinse-fitting sleeves formim: a point over the wrist and the skirt at the hack was cut with a slight. hustle effect finished with a spray of orange blossom. She won= a lovely Veil of billowing tulle falling from a wmdyked lace halo and carried a bouquet of orchids and cream poppies and maidenhair fernl .\liss Kitty Karl Lsister of the bride) land .\iiss Enid Spiers (sister of the bridegroom) were the bridesmaids. and Miss Valerie Tarr (niece of the bride) t was the flowergiri. 'l‘he bridesmaids wore beautiful trucks or marina green lcloque cut on simple straight lines with high swathed neckline in front and high neck at the hack caught with a round diamante button. The skirts fell gracefully to a slight train andt the waistline was belted. The ions l sleeves were very full and fell from deep gathers at the armhole and long loops of the cloque fell from below the shoulder in below the waistline. They wore platted headbands of the rioque and carried bouquets of Iceland poppies in golden shades. rhrysnnthe—mums. and asparagus and maidenhair fern, caught, with silver streamers. "l‘hc little tinwergirl wore a frock which \\‘;ls an r‘xari replica of the bride‘s gown, and wore a similar van- | dykrd halo. Fhr carried a. [may of rrr-am Ireland pnppirs. paper whites and mairlr‘nimir frrlL Mr Phil Spiers. nt' \\'r‘lllnpinn 'hrnthvr of the lu‘lilr'prrnmn‘v was ihn host man and Mr (Ilnrrlr (iraig, of 'l‘r (\wamutu. m‘lmmsmani At‘trr the ceremony a rprnpiinn was . llehl at. tho limiirr‘wm- rooms. which looked delightful with u pnlniet rftert 1 of .m‘r‘rn strranwrs. imhinrl lhr~ bridal tnhir‘. trails of inru. and howls of trol-inn Lhmiv‘d l‘t'f‘i-‘lllt’i poppivu auri ':i~|uii‘,l:|i~ trill nu lllv' ‘iiilli‘r \ tart“ [cream weddinz belt hung over the

bridal couple. The beautiful threetiered wedding cake was a gift. to the bride and groom from Mr 1). Stor—mont, of Auckland. During the reception incidental music was played by an instrumental trio. A duet by the Misses Reine and Roselle Belle. of Pirongia. was very greatly appreciated by the guests. The guests were received by Mrs Karl. wearing a smart navy tailored ensemble. naw felt. hat and furs. She carried a posy of crimson flowers and leaves, and maidenhair (em. The bridegroom's mother was wearing a may tailored costume, smart navy hat and grey furs, and carried a Doey of golden Iceland poppies and fern. When Mr and Mrs L. E. Spiers left by car for a honeymoon tour of the North Island the bride travelled wearing a charming brown and white flecked wool suit with toning hat and brown accessories. They will make their home at Paterangi. WRIGHT—"ALLY. The marriage was solemnised at St. Matthew's Anglican Church, .\lorrinsville. on June 3, between Thelma Mynnye. only daughter of Mr and Mrs E G. llally. or Kereone lluad. .\lorrlusville, and Richard Hamilton. eldest son or Mr and Mrs H. G. Wright, of Glen Murray. Archdeacon Gillespie performed the ceremony, and Mrs Gillespie presided at the organ. The bride. who entered the church with her father, looked charming in a frock of white velvet. cut on classical lines, with long hell sleeves lillt‘tl with silver lame, and a round collar fastened with a silver ring buckle. The frock was finished at the waist—line with u long silver cord knotted at the side. and falling to the hem—line The skirt formed a fan-shaped train at the ’back. Her veil of Brussels net was arranged with a silver-planed headdress finished at the side with orunxe blossom. and ‘she carried a shower bouquet of white and pink roses. .\liss E. \\’rlght (sister of the bride.i groom) was the bridesmaid. and wore a dainty frock or pink velvet with .long, tight—timing sleeves. Cowled ‘ folds at the neckline were caught and ‘trimmed with tiny pink seed pearls. i and a silver cord defined the waisttline. Her halo head-dress was of silver lame and pink velvet. and SM 1 carried a bouquet of pink chrysanthemums and autumn tinted flowers. } Mr Lionel Wright. 01 Glen .\lurray, attended his ‘brother as best man. i At a reception held in the Blue Bird

'l‘mronm. whirh “as preiiily docoraipd in pink and silver. ilm Funds were rercirrd Ivy .\ir> llzilly. \\‘lm “ore an ensemble ui' nicger brown were de rhinv- \\iili hat and arre‘ssnrir‘s in innP. unui mrriml u [Hwy ni‘ aniumn iinied "mums and rwi lu-rriru, \lrs "J H. \\‘riizhi. mother of ”l" bridezroom. wore a \\inr- from: with navy (not and hal. and hl'i‘ l-nuquvl was «\i' pink cln'ysanilwmimb and maidrnhuir torn. .\lrs Alfred Rowe. nf Frankiv-n. Kranuimoihm- of H 1» hridr'. worn a brawl ensmnbir .mcl hrr {lbs} “'8: of aulunm ilnicd ilowersf A handsome two—iirrmi \\w‘drlinl cake had been made and drmratrd artistically in while and silver by .\ii-:2 A: F. \\'ills: and the bouquets oi‘ the~ bride and bridesmaid were the “on; of Miss Rodd. ni' Cambridge. an old friend of the bride's family. \\'llll" those of the bride‘s mother and ihr hridrgronm's mother had been made by Mrs .\lacOueen. The bride travelled wearing a smart silver grey cosiunw with navy accessories. and nan; coat. ‘ . Mr and Mrs ii, 11, \\'righi \\'ill make their home at Kiwitahi Road. \V‘aiton. .\mnng those present \\‘erez—Mr and Mrs .\lf Rowe and Mr Jack Rowe (Frankion'l, .\lrs ii. Lindsay (\thta\\~hain“. .\lr and .\l’rs li. G. \\'right (Glen Murray). .\lr and Mrs A. F. “'in; “\\'alinnt, .\ir and Mrs 5. Kirk (\\'uliuni. .\[r and Mrs H. L. .\IIC' Queen (Kereone). Mr and Mrs G. A. Scott. (.\iangatepm‘u). .\ir and Mrs R. J. Stewart (Piako). Mr and Mrs Fl. 0. Hughes :,Tatuanlli). and a number at Morrinsrllle friends.