WEDDING.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20260, 31 July 1937, Page 18 (Supplement)

WEDDING.

BATHE—KINLOCK. The marriage was solemnised at the . Anglican Church, Putaruru, recently, ; between Ina Maud, third daughter of j Mr and Mrs I-an Klnlock, of Lichfield, I and Cecil (Herbert, eldest son of Mr ! and Mrs G. H. Bathe, of Puketurua. The Rev. P. Cleary performed the ceremony and Mrs J. Barnes played the wedding music. The bride, who entered the churoh with her father, wore a lovely gown of oyster shaded satin out on classical i lines and falling to form a graceful ; train . She wore a tulle veil falling ! from a coronet of orange blossom i and carried a bouquet of freezias and jonquils. | Miss Hilda Weighman and Miss. Gwen ; Kinlock, of Lichfield, were the brldesj maids, and wore frocks of turquoise j blue velvet with petalled sleeves and 1 blue velvet toques with tulle eye i veils, and carried bouquets of yellow i jonquils and daffodils. I Mr Keith Bathe was best man and Mr fan Kinlock was the groomsman. ! After the ceremony a reception was j held at the Putaruru Women's Divi- ; sion of the Farmers’ Union Club I Rooms, where the guests were rej oeivecl by the bride's mother, who was [ wearing a navy ensemble and carried I a posy of violets arid maidenhair fern. | The bridegroom’s mother was wear- ' i ing a navy costume with squirrel stole and carried a posy of scarlet anemones and maidenhair fern. When Mr and Mrs C. H. Bathe left for the honeymoon the bride travelled wearing a tunic suit of bottle green wool crepe de chint with hat to tone.