JACKET AND SHOES TO MATCH.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 235, 4 October 1928, Page 11

JACKET AND SHOES TO MATCH.

flowers; > Miss D. Yeo, hyacinth blue georgette trimmed with silver posies; Miss Allan, powder blue crepe de china with Spanish shawl; Miss Driver, shell pink charmeuse trimmed with hand-made roses; Miss Duncan, petunia sat in. with fur trimming and uneven hem; Miss Moorey, green georgette; Miss Elliott, old gold chiffon velvet; Miss Mary Gemmell, black ring velvet; Miss Brebner, green taffeta; Miss G. Baghurst, cyclamen crepe de chine; Mists ,K. Eyre, white georgette; Miss Booth, green crepe de chine; Miss Broady, black velvet and georgette; Miss Barry, .cyclamen georgette; Miss Thomson, green "crepe de chine; Misa Upson, black satin and silver lace; Miss P. Wilson,, mauve crepe de chine; Miss Wilson, black velvet with georgette flowers; Miss M. Turner, blue georgette • and chenille with posy qi flowers; Miss. Lockie,' blue georgette with uneven hem; Miss B. Regan, azure bluQ and silver lame; Miss M. Raymond, navy floral taffeta; Miss" Brouder, petalled green Miss P. Phillips, white georgette; Miss Ward, sequin model frock; Miss Boddy, white crepe de chine and silver lace; Miss Grace; flame crepe de chine and silver tinsel; Miss Rawley, almond green crepe de chine; Miss K. Ferrif, black crepe de chine; Miss D. Miles,-flame satin; Miss H. Lunney, pink georgette with silver, Miss.U, Eden, fuchsia crepe de chine; Miss M. Watson, blue lace over satin;Miss Turner, sunset satin with overdress of Jace; MJss Preston, lemon panne velvet trimmed with diamante; Miss Graham, emerald green georgette and sequins; Miss Smith, delphinium blue and silver lace; Miss Cox, primrose embossed chenille; Miss Harris, tangerine satin and gold lace overdress with diamante; Miss Robinson, eau de nil georgette and ivory lace; Miss Stewart, ficelle tinted lace over coral satin, with Spanish shawl; Miss Ellery, bois de rose georgette, with appliqued flowers on hem; Miss Wilson, corsage of blue taffeta with frilled skirt of tulle; Miss Bow, cherry coloured georgette, .

FRANKLIN—TAYLOR.

The marriage of Eric Cyril, second son of Mr. and. Mrs. J. Franklin, of Papatoetoe, to Marjorie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Taylot, of Papatoetoe, took place yesterday afternoon at St. Mary's Cathedral. The Rev. P. C. Davis, assisted - by Canon Percival James, performed the ceremony. The bride wore a white souple satin over georgette, the skirt having an apron effect and border of silver lace, with silver side panels. Small clusters of blossoms were lightly placed on the frcftit of the skirt and shoulder. The veil, which formed the train, was of embroidered Brussels net and was held in place by a coronet of orange blossoms. The bride carried a white shower bouquet of sweet peas, stocks, roses and silver streamers. The maids accompanying the bride were Misses Phyllis Pillinger and Rita Taylor (cousins of the bride). The former was in a salmon georgette frock trimmed with silk lace, the latter in eau de nil georgette with a scalloped'hem and pleated sash. Each wore a tulle bandeau, with a wreath of gold and silver to match the gowns. Beautiful shower bouquets were carried. The best man was Mr. Vincent Franklin, and the groomsman Mr. Kelvin Pineon. The bride's mother received £he guests in a rose coloured channeuse and hat to match. The bridegroom's mother was in black satin, with black lace vest over pink and a black satin hat. The wedding tea was served at the Domain kiosk, which was decorated in various -shades of pink streamers and flowers to tone.