TE KUITI WEDDING

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20503, 20 May 1938, Page 5

TE KUITI WEDDING

BRAINSBY—GRESHAM A wedding of wide interest took 1 place at St. Luke's Anglican Church, j Te Kuiti, last Saturday evening, the J Rev. E. W. Hancock, vicar of Te Kuiti, | performing the ceremony, when Betty, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur im. of Te Kuiti, was married I to Eric Arthur, elder son of Mr and ! Mrs A. T. Brainsby, of Whangarei. The church had been beautifully decorated by friends of the bride for i the occasion. Mr W. Dent presided I at the organ. The bride, who was given away by her father, was attended by Miss Joan Walker and Miss Mary Yoyce bridesmaids. The bride wore a charming parchment satin gown embroidered with gold and seed pearls, with a Court train. Her veil of parchment tulle fell from a headdress of lilies of the valley, and she carried a cascade bouquet of chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids wore graceful gowns of parchment taffeta, also em-

A proud Esquimaux mother from Northern Alaska who had undertaken the lons journey by sledge to the nearest photographer to get her newly-born twins photographed. The babies were sleeping well.

broidered in gold, with gold embroidered tulle caps and veils. Their shower bouquets were of scarlet and autumn-tinted flowers. Mr Harold K- Brainsby, of Auckland (brother of the bridegroom), was best man, and Mr W. S. Cato, jun., was groomsman. Messrs E. M. InnesJones, A. Craig and Eric Pankhurst were ushers at the church. A largely-attended reception was afterwards ‘held in the Parish Hall, manv guests present from Auckland' and Whangarei. To receive the guests Mrs Gresham wore a graceful frock of parma violet velvet trimmed with grey fox fur, and a velvet toque io match. She carried an armlet of primroses and violets. The mother of the bridegroom wore a gown of black velvet with touches of white, and a hat of black velour, relieved with white. Phe carried a bouquet of tlowers in autumn tints. The bride travelled in a grey tailored costume with a French model hat and veil In black and gold, and black accessories. Mr and Mrs Eric Brainsby will make their home at Whangarei. Among the guests present were:— Mr T Gresham (Gisborne), Mr and Mrs W. J. Broadfoot, Dr. and Mrs Isaac, Mr and Mrs T. Carroll, Dr. and Mrs de Castro. Mr and Mrs K. W. Low, Mr and Mrs F. W. Bond, Mr and Mrs Colin Brook, Mr and Airs Sutcliffe, Mrs E. Churton, Mr and Mrs \V Uren, Mr and Mrs A. 11. Churton, Mr and Mrs X. Early, Mr and Mrs T. W. Evans. Mrs F. Brabazon, Mr and Mrs 11. Gresham (Rotorua), Mr and Mrs R. Wood, Mrs Rodger, Mr and Mrs A. E. Hebden, Mr and Mrs Stewart Wilson, Mr and Mrs S. A. Power, Mr and Mrs A. Harkness, Mr and Mrs nine, Mrs Ward, Mrs S. Craig, Mr and Mrs B. J. Drake, Mr and Mrs J. M. Halt (Takapuna;, Mr and Mrs R. jF. Ward Auckland). Mr and Mrs Garnet Gresham (Auckland). Mr and Mrs * D .Tack, Mrs C. Aides. Mrs E. H. Hardy. Mr and Mrs W. Mcßae. Mr and 'lrs Tames Henderson, Air and Airs L gparks Air and Mrs R Archer, Mr and Mrs G. W. Goodey, Mr and Mrs H. Yoyce, Air and Airs Ingpen, Mrs C. J. Steedman. Air and Airs .1. F- A ercoe (Hamilton), Airs C. Stevens

f Auckland .Mr and Mrs-D. Robertson Auckland I. Mr and Mrs S. Hoiah. Mr and Airs H. Derby, Mr and Airs H. J. O Loughlen. Alisses L. M. Handyside. H. Graham, Ivy Graham. E. Jackson, T. Dinsdale, At." Allison, At. Pettigrew, J. Xeumegen, E. Drew, R. Henderson, F. Gresham (Auckland), D. Comer, Joyce McFarlane. Auckland), W. E. Lamb, A. Craig, E. Scarfe. At. Early, June Gresham (Auckland), I. Yercoe (Hamilton), Elaine Goodey. Messrs H. McFarlane (Hamilton), G. Xorthcote (Wellington), C. Gaily, D, Chatwin, R. Horsfall, R. Craig, R. A'oyce, A. Smith, T. Hall, R. Evans, X. ‘c. Coldfcutt, AY. Early, At. Jones, J. Dinsdale, R. Lambie. C. Cato, R. Seccombe. H. Krogh, G. E. Cairns (Auckland), A. Lawrence, H. Shepherd, R. Broadmore.