DECEMBER WEDDINGS

Waikato Times, Volume 123, Issue 20693, 31 December 1938, Page 16 (Supplement)

DECEMBER WEDDINGS

TJSCH—PERRY GO-WN OF MAGNOLIA SATIN A wedding took place at SI. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Claude- ! lands, on the afternoon of December 3, when Daphne Ellen, only daughter , of Mr and Mrs \V. N. Perry, of Grey Street, Hamilton East, was married to Owen George, younger son of Mr and Mrs C. H. Tiscli, of Wellington Street. : Hamilton East. The Rev. H. G. Gilbert was the officiating minister, and j Mr E. 11. Apthorp played the wedding : music. The church had been artist- 1 1 rally decorated with Christmas lilies ( and greenery. During the ceremony a solo was - sung by Mr Keith Priseotl. The bride, who entered the church ! with her father, wore a lovely model j gown of magnolia satin and Venetian j lace. The bodice was fashioned with a sun-ray lace and satin yoke, Hie high neckline ' being finished at the back with tiny satin buttons. Tiny buttons were also used tit trim the long closefitting sleeves, which came to a point j over the hands. The graceful pan- • elled skirt was adorned with applique, I and fell to form an oval train. Her j exquisite tulle veil, appliqued with j satin flowers and edged with lace, was j held in place with a top-knot of orange j blossom, and fell to form a seconJ \ train. She carried a shower bouquet ot Christmas lilies and lily-of-lhe-val- j ley. The Attendants She was attended by Miss Joyce ' Sanders and Misses Zcta and Dawn Barriball. cousins of the bride, as bridesmaids, and little Alison Clark |as flowergirl. The bridesmaids were I dressed alike in gowns of cyclamen sheer chiffon over satin, the bodices having heart-shaped necklines and full puffed sleeves. Velvet flowers adorned the front of the bodices, while tiny satin buttons were placed down the back. The waistlines were defined

with sashes of velvet ribbon falling over the bouffant skirts to the hemlines. Their headdresses were topknots of cyclamen and gold flowers, from which fell shoulder veils of cyclamen tulle. They carried bouquets of cyclamen sweetpeas and gold roses. The flowergirl was frocked in a gown of cyclamen chiffon over satin, the bodice having a frilled neckline and tiny satin buttons at the back. Frills formed the puffed sleeves and finished the hemline of the long full skirt, while a velvet sash encircled the waist. She wore a cyclamen tulle halo finished with gold and cyclamen flowers. Mr R. Tisch, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and Mr R. Woodhall was groomsman. Messrs K. Dohnt, S. Gallagher and W. Choat were ushers at the church.

After the ceremony a reception was held in the Centreway Rooms, which had been beautifully decorated with summer flowers in shades of cyclamen and gold. Mrs Perry to receive the guests was wearing a Burgundy ensemble with toning brown accessories, and she carried a posy of cyclamen flowers. Mrs Tisch wore a black frock trimmed with gold and accessories to tone, her posy being composed of gold roses.

When Mr and Mrs 0. G. Tisch left by car for the wedding trip, which is to be spent in touring the North Island, the bride travelled in a London Pride rose model bolero suit with navy accessories and fur, the gift of the bridegroom. They will make their home in Hamilton.

The invited guests were:—Mr and Mrs W. N. Perry, Mr and Mrs G. H. Tisch, the Rev. and Mrs H. G. Gilbert, Miss L. Boulton, Mrs Egan, Mr and Mrs Dowdall (Wellington), Mrs Barriball (Waiuku), Mrs Wallace (Auckland), Mr and Mrs Les. Smith (Waiuku), Mr and Mrs R. Perry (Waiuku), Mr and Mrs L. Perry (Pukekohe), Mr and Mrs T. Woods (Pukekohe), Mr and Mrs K. Dohnt (Rotorua), Mr and Mrs F. Dohnt (Masterton), Mr and Mrs A. Woods (Pukekohe), Mr and Mrs Les. Tisch, Mr and Mrs J. Lees (Pukekohe), Mr and Mrs A. Barriball (Whangarei), Mr and Mrs Slade (Wellington), Mr and Mrs W. Leith (Featherston), Mr and Mrs A. Mclntosh (Eketahuna), Mr and Mrs W. Hodge (Greytown), Mr and Mrs L. Leith (Pahiatua), Mr and Mrs 11. Mackey ('Blenheim), Mr and Mrs H. Woods (Pukekohe), Mr and Mrs Martin (Auckland), Mr and Mrs Williams, Mr and Mrs N. Kirby, Mr and Mrs H. Parker (Auckland), Mrs Henry (Auckland), Mr and Mrs G. Millynn, Mr and Mrs J. 'Clark, Mr and Mrs W. Y. Kirkman, Mr and Mrs G. Clark, Mrs Sanders, Mr and Mrs Gallagher, Mr and Mrs H. Kirby. Mr and Mrs Tristram, Mr and Mrs R. Kemp. M and Mrs C. Hen wood, Mr and Mrs V. J. Moore, Mr and Mrs Connyham (Auckland), Dr. and Mrs A. Joseph, Mr and Mrs Roy Kemp, Mr and Mrs Gardiner, Mrs Clark and Miss Clark (Auckland), Mr and Mrs R. E. Lord, Mr and Mrs 6. Roberts, Mr and Mrs A. Dohnt (Te Puke), Mr and Mrs I). Scott, Mr and Mrs Sweeny, Mr and Mrs W. Storry, Mr and Mrs Garter (Otorohanga), Mr and Mrs Hayes, Mrs D. Smith (Auckland), Mrs A. Choat and Mr A. Choat, Mr and Mrs B. Griffiths, Mr and Mrs C. Black (*Opotiki), Mr and Mrs R. Bettis. Mr and Mrs Connell, Mrs Young, Mrs Moore, sen.

Misses N. Sander, E. Clark, E. Gallagher, M. Dohnt, R. Dohnt, 0. Martin, S. and J. Choat, B, Choat, J. Webb, M. Elliott. D. Keenan. Messrs B. Leith, L. B ram well. W. Choat, E. Choat, R. Choat, K. Priseotl, A. Lawn (Wellington), K. Perry, J. Clark, J. Slade, Knox J. Kirby, R. Kirby. NIEPER—LANCASTER 'CHARMING LACE FROCK The wedding to ok place on the evening of December 17, at St. George’s Church, Epsom, Auckland, of Gertrude Joan, youngest daughter of Mrs B. R. Long and the late Mr Victor Lancaster, and Harold John, youngest son of Mr P. and the late Mrs Nieper, of Lillington Road. Remuera. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Litt, Mrs H. Scott., of Hamilton, playing the wedding music. A solo was sung during the ceremony by Mrs Doris McLean, of Auckland. { 'fhe bride, who was given away bv | her step-father. Mr B. R. Long, of J Hamilton, wore a charming gown of j Spanish ivory lace and satin beaute. j The bodice was fashioned to form a I V-neckline. and Hie Jong tight sleeves j came I" a point over the hands, while i Hie high-waisted skirt fell in graceful j folds to form a long train inset with 1 Spanish lace. Her beautiful tulle veil , —** worn with a halo of crinoline silk

>lraw and orange blossoms, and she rarried a sheaf of Christmas lilies. In attendance as bridesmaids were Miss Ngaire Lancaster, of Wellington sister of Hie bride . Miss Maureen Lambert. and Miss Kathleen Randrup, of Hamilton. They were frocked alike in fuchsia taffeta with gold handpainted flowers at the hemline, and sold spravs of leaves on the bodice. Their li-iddresses were halos of gold leaves and they carried bouquets of toning gladioli. Mr James Nieper, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and Mr B. Nieper, brother of the bridegroom, an 1 Mr C. Cox, of Hamilton, were groomsmen. Messrs F. Voice and G. Piper were ushers at the church. After the ceremony the reception was held at Miss O’Connor’s studio, . which had been artistically decorated with sweetpeas and Christmas lilies, i The guests were received by Mrs B. R. 1 Long, who wore a nut brown lace frock ! over copper satin beaute, with spray to tone, and Mrs McGrevy, sister uf the bridegroom, wearing a wine frocK j embroidered with metal, and spray to tone. After the wedding breakfast an enjoyable dance was held. When Mr and Mrs 11. J. Nieper left for their wedding I rip to Great Barrier, the bride tavclled in a two-piece suit of woven linen, with navy acc-es-They will make their home in Ham-

ilton. Among the guests were:—Mrs J. Fitz-Maurice (Wellington), sister of the bride, Mr Nieper, sen., Mr and Mrs C. Cox, Mr and Mrs R. Scott, Mr and Mrs Mcllraith, Mr and Mi's C. Seccombe, Mr and Mrs McGrevy, Mr and ; Mrs B. Nieper, Mr and Mrs G. Cox, Mr and Mrs They on, Mr and Mrs T. Brown, Mr and Mrs H. McLean, Mr and Mrs E. R. Browne, Mr G. Hut ter. Misses O’oCnnor, Zoo Holmes, Joyce Edwards, M. Pritchard, Beverly Nieper. Messrs L. Coulan, J. Carroll. A. McKean, N. Lenperier and M. Nieper. HUTCHESSON—FRYER A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. George’s Anglican Church, Frankton, on the morning of December 10, when Ulga Culbard. second daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Fryer, of Hamil- , ton, was married to Thomas Le Marj chant, third son of Captain and Mrs G. j Le Marchant Ilutcliesson, of Guernsey, I Channel Islands. The officiating mini ister was the Rev. R. J. Boyt, and Mr | W. S. Dingle played the wedding music. The bride, who entered the church ! with her father, wore an ivory embos- , | sed chiffon gown over satin, cut on | medieval lines, with an exquisite waist-length tulle veil held to the head with a top-knot of Christmas lilies. She carried a sheaf of St. Joseph lilies. She was attended by Miss Sylvia Fryer, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid, who was frocked in a gown of powder blue embossed chiffon over satin, with elbow-length lace gloves and hat to tone. Her shower bouquet was composed of shaded delphiniums. Mr Frederick Walker, of Hamilton, carried out the duties of be-st man, and Messrs George and Alan Fryer were ushers at the church. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Centreway Rooms, which had been artistically decorated with pink and blue flowers. Mrs Fryer received the guests wearing a navy and gold Viennese cloque frock with navy sheer coat and matching toque. She carried a posy of gold-shaded flowers. When Mr and Mrs T. Le Marchant Hutchesson left for the wedding trip, the bride travelled in a navy and white bolero suit, and navy toque. They will make their home in Hamilton.