SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1403, 1 April 1912, Page 9

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

: Mastcrton Wedding. The marriage, took place at Malahiwi, near Maslerton, on Thursday, of Mr. U. H. Hills, only son of lie. J."T. Hill*, of Matahiwi, and Miss Kosie J,. Carter, youngest daughter of Mr. \X. Carter, .Margate, England. The bride was given away by Jlr. Harper, and wuro a white silk dress trimmed with lace and fringe, and a veil and wreath of orange, blossoms. Miss Dorothy Hills was the bridesmaid, and Mr. Edward Harper was the best man. Tho Key. J. E. ['arsons was the officiating minister. A largo number of Friends were afterwards entertained at tho home' of the bridegroom's parents, and later tho bride and bridegroom left for the north, tho former travelling in a navy costume, with black silk facings, ami hut to match. Wanganui Wedding. Ono of tho prettiest weddings that have taken place at Wnngonui for some timo was solemnised at Christ Church on Thursday afternoon, when Miss Uosalind May (Kosie) Andrews, oldest daughter of Mr. W. Aiidre-.vs, applied art master of tho Technical College,, was married to Mr. Albert If. S. Cramp, of Christchiirch. Tho church was crowded with guests and onlookers, and the ceremony was performed by the vicar, the Kev. 11. Reev«. Mr. T. C. .Webb, organist, presided at the organ.

Feildinn Notes. , There was ii very large attendance nt tho l'Vilding tennis courts on Saturday, when Miss-is Wray, Wyntt, and Bruce gave afternoon tea. Among those present were: Mesdamcs Montgomery, Lawson, Fry, MTher?on, Myers, Keilmayuc, Gorton, Walker, Hill, Misses ISnics. "Shannon, Spain, ?fior, Hare, Hill, M'Beth, and maiiy others. ' ■ ' Mrs. Gorton is visiting .Wellington. Mrs.' Harrison has returned to Wangnnui. Mrs. KnonJps (Palinpi'alon) is the guest of Mrs. W. Uicii'n. Miss Milbr, who has been visiting friends in Wanganui, has returned. Mrs. Curly has gone to Wellington. Mrs. Klkinglon (Palmorston) has been staying with Mrs. Remington Jones. Mrs. Myers left last week for her new honle nt Peep o' Day. Mrs. Mostyn Jones (Te TCuiti) has been Gtaying in town for a few day;. .Miss Insoll nianii.'(on), who has liean staying with Mrs. Barton, has returned to her homo. Mrs. Guthric iias returned from Wellington. ''.... ■ Jh's. Hammond is visiting friends in Wellington. ■ . Mrs. Barton (Gisbornpl has been staying with her sister, Mrs. I.awson. On Tnosdny Mrs. M'Heth i.Kimbolton) gave a most enjoyable garden partv, as a farewell to her daughter. Mrs. jßccdie, who is going to England shortly. Among the guests were: Mesdames Badduley, Kedma.viie, Horrpcks, Montgoi'nery, Lpilibridge, Taylor, Bruce, Shannon, Halliday, Jtisics Prior, Shannon, Walker,' Bruce, ami many others.- ■ ■ • Miss Ethe) James, of Kew. Pnncdin, is lit present on a. visit to Wellington, and is staying at 25 Teatherston Terrace, Thgrndon. Mr. and Mrs. Garrctt Fisher (England) arn in Wellington, and are staying at "Kenilworth." The Hon. Captain Baillie, M.L.C., and Mrs. Biiillie. who have been staying with llr. ami Mrs. Bnlcombo lirown', left for Marlborougii on Friday. Miss .7. Mackay, who lias been visiting her parents in Now Plymouth, returns to Wellington this week. Dr. and Mrs. Bennett, of Blenheim, who have been on a' visit to New Plymouth, left for their home last week. Mr. and. Mis. F. f.imuel leave this week for Australia, and will spsnd some time at Katoomba before staying in Sydney.