EXPERIENCE V. DIPLOMAS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1275, 2 November 1911, Page 9

EXPERIENCE V. DIPLOMAS.

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A Wedding, At St. Andrews' Presbyterian Church, Palmerston, yesterday nftornon, tho Rev. A. Doull celebrated f'ho marriago of Miss Isibell Winjiton, second daughter of Mr. and Mr;. David Wighton,- late of Wellington, to Mr. 11. 1!. Allan, Eon of Sir Wm. and Ladv Allan, of Sunderland, England. The" brido was dressed in a handsome frock of whito satin trimmed with lace and pearls, and was attended by Miss Jean Wighton, who woro" a costume of Tussore silk, relieved with emerald green, and a large black hat with green trimmings; also by Miss Eileen Wighton, her niece, in a daintv frock of whito muslin and a large black silk hat. -Mr. Eggleton, of Woodville, acted as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Allan intend taking a trip to Scotland. After tho ceremony a reception was held at tho residence of tho bride's parents. Palmerston Wedding. At the St, Andrew's Church, Palmer-, ston, on Tuesday afternoon, . Mr. Kobert Burns, of Konini (Forty-Mile Buah) was married to Miss Janet M'Kenzie,.. fifth daughter of the - late Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M'Kenzie, of Greenhangh, Palmerston North, (lie Rev. A. Doull, M.A., being the officiating minister. Tho bride, who was given nway by her brother-in-law, Mr.' D. Speedy, was attended as bridesmaid by her niece, Miss Agnes M'Kenzio. ilr. Geo. W. Gow, of Palmerston, was best man. After tho wedding ceremony, they motored to Greenbaugh, where a large number of relatives and friends wore entertained at' a wedding breakfast, the usual toasts being honoured. Both brido and bridegroom aro well known in the district, the bridegroom being an esteemed member of the committee of the Munawntu Caledonian Society, and they carry .with them to their homo at Konini the hearty wishes of a large circle of friends for their future happiness and welfare. St. James Sale of Work, • The nineteenth annual salo in connection with St. James's Presbyterian Church was opened yesterday afternoon by tho Mayoress. The stallholders are-Sewing bee, Mosdames M'Donald, Lewis, Johnston, Francis, Mac-pherson, Sidoy, Muiiro, Shirer; guild, Misses Wilson, U'lveniio, Foote, Gilchrist, Mason. Bender, Eeid; produce and flower, Mesdamts M'Gregor, Chambers, Mafon, Miss Henshilwood, Misses Macdonald and Johnston; lollie stall, Misses J. Wilson, F. Finlayson, Gilchrist, M'Lean, Webb; refreshment, Mejdames Arnold, Weeber, Kerr, S. Wilton, Misses Muir, Arnold (2), Davies, Kerr, Berry; Y. W. Bibio Class, Misses lloworth, A. Ross, Weeber, Feist, Hore, Raymond, Shirer; Christmas trf-e, Misses Jaftray, Reyell, Clarke, Chappell; jnmblo stall, Misses Haigh, D. Ilenry, D. Marley, R. Hall, Francis, Craighead, Stewart. Sale of Work at Kilbirnie. Yesterday afternoon a salo of work, in aid of the Presbyterian Church extinction debt fund, was opened in O'Donnell's Hall at Kilbirnie by Dr. Newman. Many people were present, and very satisfactory business transacted, tho stalls presenting a most attractive appearance. The stallholders were as follows—Handkerchief and d'oyly stall, Mrs. Ilood, assisted by Miss Maemorran; plain work stall, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Prior, and Mrs. Dabinett; children's and fancy work stall, Mrs. .Bissett, Mrs;-Aitkin, Mrs.' Davis, Miss M'Gre-' gor, and Miss' Pribr.; • provision and' cake.stall, Mrs. Whaunell, Mrs..Little.iohn', and Mrs. Wilson; sweet stall, Mrs. Campbell, Miss Aitken, and Miss Marchbanks; flower stall, Mrs. Easson ; aerated waters stall, Mrs. M'Millcn; bookstall, Mr. M'Gregor; tearoom, Miss Douglas and assistants; Christmas tree, tho Misses Aitken.

Mrs. Johnston, wife of Colonel Johnston, was a passenger for New Zealand by tho Athonic; .. - Miss Morrison (Blairlogie) has go no on a visit to Nelson. Mrs. Cameron, who has been spending come time with Miss Cameron (iiaiwarra), has returned to Dunedin. Miss Myrtle Lee is. resigning her position of art instructor at the Training College, and intends loaving for England early next year. . Mrs. Morrison (Blairlogie) is staying with Miss Cameron, at Kaiwarra. Mrs. A. Elder and. Miss, Hone Elder .have gone on a visit to'-Rotorua. ! Miss If. Cameron ; and her' sister aro staying with Mrs. Cameron, of Opaki. Dr. and Miss Copeland Savago, who arrived in Wellington yesterday on their return from a visit to England, leave today by the Main Trunk railway for their home in Auckland. St. Mark's annual parish sale of work opens to-day in St. Mark's Schoolroom. Miss Orr, Gisborne, is visiting Wellington, and is staying at "Kenilworth." Miss Mac':ay (Nelson) passed through Wellington on hei way south, where she will bo tho guest of Mrs. Reid, of Heathcote. Miss Mackerras (Dunedin) is in town, and is staying with Mrs. Grey, Kelburne. Mr. and Mrs. F. Barraud have let their house on the Terrace, and aro staying at Kenilworth. They intend leaving for England on November 17. Dr. Wallis, formerly Bishop of Wellington, is, in obedience to medical orders, taking life very quietly for .a month or two, but is already much better (says the "Church Chroniclc"). Mrs. Wallis is in tho best of health, and was in London recently, attending meetings of tho'Girls' Friendly Society. Dr. Wallis, who has been licensed to the Archdeaconry of Wilts, is to help the Bishop of Salisbury in his episcopal work, but is not undertaking any parochial duties. Tho Bishop' and Mrs. Wallis are staying at Clifton, Bristol, at present, but aro looking for a homo near Trowbridge, or Westbury. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tripe were passengers bv the Maori last evening for Christchurch.

Mrs. Rolleston has just received from England a largo assortment of Hair Goods, of tho Best Quality English Hair, including Switches. Goods sold at English prices. 25G Lambton Quay, opp. Tho Economic. *

Weddings—Shower Bouquets for brido and bridesmaids. Only the Choicest of Flowers used. Specially packed, and sent to any part of tho Dominion. Miss Murray, 36 Willis Street (Florist to His Excellency Lord Islington).