SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1910, 19 November 1913, Page 2

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Wedding In St. Peter's, 'Hie wedding took plaoo quietly yesterday morning, in St. Peter's Clinrch, of Miss Olivo Bessie, soconit daugutor of Mr. and Mrs. William F.->ircuild Marsh, of Duncdiu, to Mr. Bortraed Ambrose Moore, younger son of the late Mr. Ambrose Eylcs iMooro, of Nelson. Tho ceremony was performed by the Ven. Archdeacon Harper. The "bride wore a costume of ivory cloth, with collarand cuffs of fleral silk ( and a pretty white tulle hat. She carried a beautiful shower bouquet of pink roses- The bridesmaid was Miss Gladys Sheriff who wore a blue cloth coat and skirt, and large black hat. TVIr. jVlitford; was the best man. A reception was afterwards held at the residence- of Mr. and Mra; A.. W. Young, on The Terrace. Beautiful roses, white and pinkj decorated every room and tho table in the dhiingroonj. where the wedding breaTtfasfc wa.s held, was arranged white flowers, maidenhair fern, and white satin ribbon. In the drawingroom, where Mr. and Mrs. Young received their guests wore more roses, as well as lilies, Mrs. Young Wore a champagne coat and skirt, and white .tagel' hat, with ostrich feathers; Mrs. Marsh, the mother "of the hritle, wore an ivory cloth costume, trimmed with. Canary coloured cloth, and a tagel hat trimmed with tulle and a eluster of na;vy blue and canary coloured osprey plumes. The bride travelled in a nattier blue cloth coat and'skirt, and grey hat trimmed with blue and ceriso tulle- Among those present were Mrs. Amelius Bniith (cousin of the bride), Mrs. M'Pherson (another cousin, from Dunedin),. Mr. Robert Lee (undo of the bridegroom), Mrs. and Miss Lee, Mr. and. Mrs. John* ston (Bulls), Archdeacon and Mrs. Harper, and others. Owing to the strike, the arrangements for the weddiflg had to be altered at the last njonieut, as the bridegroom could not go; southwards, where. it had originally been planned'to takeplace.' .._ . '

Wedding in Christohuroh. The marriage recently took place at St. Michael's and AH Angels' Church, .Christchurch, ■ of Mr. EMc Lyott, youngest son of the late Mr.' W. D. Lyon, of Wellington, to Miss Edith Annie Wheeler, second daughter of Mr. G. W. Wheeler, alst) of Wellington. Tho coromony was performed, by tho Rev. C. J. Rutter. - .-~ Wanganui Women's Pelltloai Sefbcm League. The Wanganui branch of tho Political Reform League, met- at .Austin's Rooms on Monday, afternoon., Mrs. E.. N. Liffiton occupying the chair. There were about forty members present, and an interesting afternoon was passed. A. considerable amount of routine business was transacted and the ' following. resolution. was carried unanimously: "That this meeting of the Wanganui branch of the Wdmen's Political Reform League desires to place oa .record its' sympathy with the Hon.. W. 'F. Massey and his colleagues, during the arduous time they are experience ing on'account of the industrial'-strike, ■ and wishes to express its appreciation, of' tho Government durihg the crisis,. and hopes that a successful issue will eventuate." It was decided to post-' pone the next meeting until January, •on account of the. holidays intervening, next-month.-."Att address Upoft "Political Morality Abroad, and Some Itici-. dents 'of Travel"'was given by Mr. G.. W. M'Caiil, and a hearty vote of thanks was accorded him at tho erid. Tea brought the meeting to a- ; 010.5e , ) and the, league has now adiourfted' till j January. ;•;

. The.ladiesin charge of refreshments .at the' southern end of the waterfront finding that their seryiees' are not mow so needed as they Were at first, have decided to give up their work, at least in their'present auarters, in the Star Boating Shed. The Use of the ferry waiting rooms has been placed at their disposal by the Harbour Board, and if they think'they could he of use there, they would 'again provide- refreshments, as they havo beeii' doing for several days past. , Work on : the wharves has now been centred, between the King's and the. Queen's Wharves, so that the 'end has practically been left in peace and quietness, and the need for. refreshments correspondingly small on the part of the special constables. The, ladies of this particular refreshment ;committee are very grateful -for past contributions, which have met with much appreciation on the part of the special constables. Contributions sent to "E" Shed will, as usual, be gratefully acepted. , A quantity of bovril which was sent-down to one of the refreshment- stands 'one- particularly cold night last week met with the greatest appreciation on the part of those who were on guard during the night hours.,

'' Mrs. H. Blundell and Mr. W. H, Blundellj and Mr. and Mrs. Lavington arrived in Wellington yesterday by the Main Trunk express. Mrs. Asquith (Cfliristehurch) left Wellington by the Athenie for England. : Mrs. 8.. J„ Russell (Ha.wke's Bay) left last, week on a; visit, to her mother, Mrs.. -Wardell-Johhsoni-'at.Perth. Mrs,' Eus'taco' Lane accompanied her. Miss C. W. Christie, national lecturer for the North. Island section' pf the fheosophical,Society! is'visitih'gNapier. i Mr. and Mrs. J..P. Anderson (Hastings) and family-have booked passages for Denmark. They sail.from Sydney by tho Otway;on;February.l.L . Mrs. M. H- Htittpn (Auckland) was a. passenger.by.the'Atherijc, : which left for England, yesterday.-. Mrs..'"Ba,llintyne (Christchurch). was- afe<> a passenger by tho sanio.'steamer. •: .' , ; - Mrs. Eolleston advises fady readers to savo .-every • strfind oftlieir naii\ She has a uniq.uo-process for making -tip comb-: illgS,* .;, ~, ■

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