WEDDINGS.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19893, 23 May 1936, Page 19 (Supplement)

WEDDINGS.

l MORGAN—WALKER. _ The marriage was solemnised at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Claudelands, on the morning of May 16, 'be—tween May Greta Myrtle, second daughter of Mr and Mrs F. \V. \Valker. or Silverdale, Hamilton, and Arthur John \Villiam, second son of Mr and Mrs W. R. Morgan, of Eltham, Taranaki. The Rev. B. R. Grant Sutherland performed the ceremony and Mr E. H. Apthorp presided at the organ. The church had been beautifully arranged with bronze ichi‘ysanthemums and autumn leaves. .The bride, who entered the church with her father, were a graceful gown of ivory crepe fashioned on slim—htting lines with long full sleeves. the draped neckline being caught in front with a diamante Clip. She wore a long tulle veil, beautifully embroidered, and caught at the head with sprays of orange blossom, and carried a sheaf of white Chrysanthemums and roses and asparagus fern. Mrs H, N. Hamill (sister of the bride) was the matron of honour, and )“.15 Peace \Valker (sister of the bride) was bridesmaid. They wore Similar frocks in apricot trimmed with gold lame collars and sashes, and Pretty tulle caps and carried bouquets of bronze and gold ic'lirysanthemuins and maidenl‘iaii' fern. Mr \V. R. Morgan (brother of the bridegroom) was best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at the \Vaille Tearooms which looked icl'ivarmins"=’y' arranged with autumn flowers. The guests were received by Mrs \Valker, wearing a; model frock in black relieved in beigé With smart back hat trimmed with‘ tlullls. 'She carried a posy in bronze and gold «aw\Vhen Mr and Mrs A. J. W, Morgan‘ left by car for the honeymoon the bride travelled wearing a smart niggerl brown suit with hat to match. They will make their home in Cam-l bridge. RIDDALL—DE LUCA. The marriage was solemnised in the -(_:hurch of Our Lady of the Rosary, Hamilton East. on April 18, between Edna Lilian, second daugtter or Mr and Mrs M. De Luca, ot’ Matangi, a‘nd Allen Clay, son of Mrs A. C. Riddeil,, of St. Hellers Bay, Auckland. The' ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Bleakley. The bride. who entered the church with her father, looked charming in a [town of deep magnolia satin fashioned’ on mediaeval lines. the corsage being fashioned with a softly draped high neckline and long wide sleeves. The slim titling gored skirt formed a four petal train over which fell a long tulle veil, forming a secondary train, and held to the head with a halo of orange blossom. She carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums, pompom dahlias, cream rosebuds, maidenhair and asparagus fern. The bridesmaids were the Misses Una, Bonn, and Patricia De Luca (sisters of the bride) who wore beautiful frocks of pink silk velvet and two toned pink felt hats to match. Their frocks were fashioned alike on slim fitting lines, with high necks, buttoned down the back and the new corded elbow sleeves. They wore trailing sashes of pink silk cord to tone and! carried bouquets of lemon cactus: dahlias and pink belladonna lilies and asparagus fern. Mr P. Pulham was best man, and Mr H. De Luca (brother of the bride) and Mr G. Ralph—Smith groomsmen. As the bride was leaving the church little Eula Haines (cousin of the bridegroom) presented her with a white satin horseshoe. After the ceremony a reception was held at the \Vattlc Tea Rooms, which were prettily decorated, a large wetl—ding bell hanging above the bridal; couple. The gucsts were received by the bride‘s moiher, who wore a navy georgette and lace ensemble with i navy and white hat to match, and; carried a bouquet of lemon and red cactus ‘dahlias and asparagus fern. The bridegroom's mother, who assisted, wore a rust crepe marocnin frock under a brown musquash coat and hat to match. When Mr and Mrs A. C. hiddell left for the honeymoon, the bride travelled wearing a navy tailored costume, with navy felt hat and accessories. HOBBS—HENDERSON. The marriage was soleninised at St; Margaret’s Presbyterian Church. Ballard's Lane, Fincliley, on April ‘ls. between Mr Kenneth J. .\‘obbs ol' Stanhone Avenue, l-‘incliley, and Miss Edna M. Henderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs M. lieiidcrson, of lianiilton,| wrote a. London corrcspoiu'icnt on May 2. The church was derorntml with pink and while tulips and liluc iris. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Robert liobi‘rlsoii, iissisloil by the Rev. \\'. Hustle, and Mr 15. Bollou was the organisl. Till‘ bride. \\ho was .uivcu away by .\lr (illhirl‘lv Dawson. ol' the Sudan Unilcd Mission. \\(H'l‘ :i truck of \\'lllli‘ siii-ln, with a _eriii-ol'iil train. and n will of ciiiliroiiicri‘il lzirn caught with a halo of orangn blossom. 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COLLISON—GILLING. i The marriage was solemnised at St.‘ Paul‘s Methodist Church on the after-‘ noon of May 20, between Florence, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs G. H. Gilling, ot‘ Hamilton. on Ernest, only son of Mr \V. J. Collison. of To Kauwhata. The Rev. E. ’l‘. Olds per—formed the ceremony, assisted by the Rev. B. B. Tinsley. Mr H. G. Cook prcsided at the organ. The church had been very beautifully arranged with flowers in autumn touings by friends of the bride. The bride, who entered the church with her father, looked very charm—ing. She wore a lovely gown of cream silk velvet. cut on classical lines, the skirt falling to form a pointed train. Her long tullc \‘eil felt gracefully to a train and she carried a sheet of white roses and other flowers with touches of autumn tonings. Miss M. Tompkins, of Taumarunut. and Misg It Hitting (sister of the bride) were the bridesmaids. They wore similar I'rorks oi' tire—flame sill: velvet cut on Princess; lines with shoulder rurhings in dart; brown, the skirt being slightly trained. Tho bodice \\iis hultnned to the waist. with small buttons (tlltl they carried sheaves in lemon innings. .\[r .T_ "t‘irt‘ivns. junr.‘ wn» host man and .\tr 'l‘. tiitlin‘; in-nthrr of the bride) grmnnsntnn, M‘trr tho cvrruinuy :i i'rt‘l‘ntinn was hold in the tlhurl'h Parlour which lootv rd delightful \\ith Iluwvrs in autumn innings. 'l'hr ~unrate- \\rru rrrrlx'rd hr .\trs Itititnu'. who wore rt lvrown itm‘nl «'nm‘ntltli- with lint :uul :u'ccs» sot-it‘s to tune and rurrird n tins-)- of autumn shades. .\ll-:4 .l, lii ’l'ioijt‘ns, who represented the bridegroom. was wearing: a floral onsomhlil in blue ton—ions with hat. to tone. She carried an autumn tinted posy. During the breakfast Mr J. R. Fow, who has known the bride's family for four generations and had also known the bridegroom's neonle. extended felicitnttnns to the bridal couple. When Mr and Mrs F2. Colitson left by car for the honeymoon the bride travelled wearing: a mustard [rock with ntgznr brown accessories They will more their home at 'l‘e l\':lti\\'llilt(l.