WEDDING RECEPTION

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 501, 2 November 1928, Page 4

WEDDING RECEPTION

j MANY GUESTS ENTERTAINED

ENJOYABLE DANCE After the marriage of their daughter Enid, to Mr. William Bond, which took place at St. Paul’s Church on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. P. Grace entertained a large number of guests at a reception in the Manchester Unity Hall, followed in the evening by a dance there. | The hall was attractively decorated * i with banks of stocks and gaily-coloured > iceland poppies. Mrs. Grace received the guests wearing a smart frock of r parma violet crepe de chine, panelled with ecru lace, and worn with a hat to tone. Among the guests were:— __ Mrs. Bond, nigger brown crepe de chine. Mrs. P. Grace, strawberry crepe de chine, and ecru lace. Mrs. J. Lorby, lacquer red crepe de chine and fawn relief. Mrs. A. Cole, grey frock of silk crepe. Mrs. Church, silver grey crepe de chine. 3 Mrs. P. Cole, navy and l'awn frock of rayon. Miss H. Somerville, cream satin crepe , and black shawl. • Miss L>. Cole, iris mauve crepe de chine. 1 Mrs. E. Frelan, navy blue crepe de . chine, with fawn facing. . Mrs. L. Ramsay, frock of champagne 1 mariette. Miss M. Floyd, crushed strawberry taffeta and silver relief. 1 Miss M. Tanteau, rose and silver taff feta. Mrs. A. Cungenven, mulberry crepe de chine frock. * Mrs. A. Mitchell, mauve and silver 3 crepe de chine. Mrs. F. Sorbett, black silk rayon and - shawl. i Miss A. O’Connor, sea foam green taf--3 feta. j Miss I. Somerville, mauve georgette and coffee lace. Mrs. Somerville, black and grey crepe L ' de chine. Miss C. Somerville, shell pink georg--1 gette and gold lace. Miss D. Greenough, pale pink taffeta . with vandyked hem. a Mrs. T. Pearson (Thames), mauve " frock of crepe faille. Mrs. Swindley, viola mauve ensemble. 2 Miss J. Humby, apple green crepe de chine, and champagne lace. Miss L>. Sutherland, sea green crepe de _ chine. Mrs. L. A. Jones, geranium pink taf- ’ feta. * Miss M. Lanteau, mushroom crepe de '» chine, and beige lace. ’• Miss M. Harvey, ash grey marocain i- frock. Miss D. Lee, pale pink crepe de chine ; and silver. I Mrs. Thomson, floral crepe de chine. " Miss M. Thomson, floral crepe de chine. » Mrs. F. H. Smith, blue rayon silk. Mrs. H. Cardiff, green taffeta and - silver. Mrs. Daniels, navy blue crepe de chine and lace. Miss G. Holds worth, leaf green crepe _ chine, with floral relief., 1 Miss E. Holdsworth, frock of lavender georgette. Miss G. Holdswort.h leaf green crepe de chine, inset with lace. Mrs. N. Petersen (Waihi), black georgette and silver relief. Miss B. Wilson, taffeta frock of pompadour rose shade. Mrs. J. Robertson, black satin crepe s frock. i Mrs. Wren, blush l*ose georgette. Miss L. Hedlund, cherry red georgette _ frock. -j Mrs. Williamson, blue shot taffeta. Miss G. Lee, mauve and silver crepe de chine. ' Miss S. Teasdale, turquoise blue crepe de chine. e Mrs. A. White, black satin beaute frock. •* Mrs. M. Brown, hyacinth blue geore gette. 1 Mrs. Rayner, navy blue georgette frock. - Mrs. G. Mace (Te Aroha), georgette s frock of lotus rose shade. r Miss S. Keesing, navy satin with amber shawl. j Miss Mavis McNamara, opal blue crepe j de chine. g Miss O. Dick, flame crepe de chine and gold lace. Miss L. Payne, mauve crepe de chine b and silver lace. Miss R. Heath, frock of cyclamen satin s crepe. y Miss H. Hedlund, sea green silk crepe - frock. ; Mrs. C. H, Pyke, frock of peach pink 1 crepe de chine. s Mrs. Hedlund, rose crepe de chine and _ gold lace. e Mrs. Mercer, black georgette frock. Miss E. Pyke, blue shot taffeta with 3 pearl embroidery. Miss A. Portland, black satin and rose . trimming. » Mrs. C. W. O’Hara, black satin and * cerise flower. s Miss Hodge, frock of blue crepe de > chine and french motifs. Mrs. M. J. O'Halloran, white crepe de - chine, with red beading. s Miss Wren, wistaria and rose duchess - satin. Miss N. Cann, cyclamen crepe de chine. ' T Miss M Fletcher, green taffeta frock with silver relief. Mrs. L. Mennie, blue satin, with over- * skirt of gold lace. Miss E. Hurford, frock of apricot taffeta. * Mrs. A. Cashmore, navy blue crepe de chine. r Mrs. B. Perkins, black georgette frock - and tulle scarf. i Miss F. Stokes, vieux rose georgette, i Mrs. Hamilton, scarlet georgette, re--3 lieved with gold. Miss E. Smith, apricot taffeta, with silver motifs. j Mrs. Smith, black georgette, with lime \ trimmings. Miss M. Smith, opal blue crepe de chine frock. Miss R. Smith, rose pink georgette, with diamante. r Mrs. A. Farndon, black crepe de chine. > Miss Carne, lavender crepe de chine and' coffee lace. ,! Mrs. Carne, black crepe de chine. '* Miss Ivy Final, flame georgette and , silver lace. 1 Miss H. Humphries, navy crepe de 3 chine and lace. 1 Miss V. Final, cerise crepe de chine - and cloth of silver.

1 Mrs. Final, black crepe de chine and 2 georgette. Miss O. Grogan, rose pink crepe de chine, with pink shawl. Miss I. Gibson, canary yellow taffeta frock. Miss Z. Smith, apple green crepe de chine. Miss R. Thompson, floral crepe de chine. Miss Joyce White, black silk crepe Mrs. A. White, navy blue crepe silk and cream lace. Mrs. R. Quintall, white silk crepe frock. Miss I. Ellis, apricotr'silk marocain and gold lace panels. PLAYS AT Y.W.C.A. Two excellently-produced plays were presented by the senior members of the Y.W.C.A. last evening. The producers were Mrs. Nello Porter and Dr. Brownell. The amateur actresses were Misses M. Hinge, L. Williams, C. Simpson, D. Biggs, N. Melville, R. Uphill, E. Lord, D. Williams, I. Somerville, A. Smith, M. McMiken, L. Deason and and I. Grace. There was a good attendance and the proceeds all go to the conference funds of the senior clubs.