A BRIDAL SHOWER
Miss Kay Fannin wan again the lucky recipient of a “ shower” tea party on Wednesday, when Miss Lin* dal Candy gave a “tea towel” afternoon, inviting a number of girl friends of the bride elect. All brought tea towels or glass chloths many of which were gaily embroidered with some pretty device, and a useful pile of these necessary articles resulted, embellished in a way that would please any young housekeeper. Mrs Candy was rearing a charming dress of navy blue, crepe-dc-chine with ecru guipure lace-relief, and Miss Lindal Candy was in a dainty pink floral georgette frock. A “bridal” competition was won by Miss Sheila McLeod, who was given a little silk purse as the prize. Very attractive did the drawing room look with vases full of flowers in tones of tangerine and copper, arranged with trails of copper beech. Gay conversation and tea after the competition sped the tune <|uickly. Those present were Mrs T amir's. Mrs D. Dunean. Misses .T. Landels R. and J. Symes, M. and B. Glazobrook, G. von Dadelnzcn. E. McGregor, M. White, T. MeT.eofl, S. Murray J. Beamish P Wood ward M. Doeg’as S. Fowler M. Do.igln», K. S\\an, vr-d N. and M. PL.-luur*
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 10 December 1927, Page 11
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204A BRIDAL SHOWER Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 10 December 1927, Page 11
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