SATURDAY’S BRIDES

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20735, 20 February 1939, Page 3

SATURDAY’S BRIDES

HOLLOWAY—BARTON

PEARL-TIN TED SATIN GOWN MAIDS IN WISTARIA St. Peter’s Cathedral, Hamilton, was beautifully decorated for the marriage on Saturday evening, February 18, of Mary Ohia, third daughter of Mr and Mrs' C. F. E. Barton, of Tamahana Avenue, Fairfield, and Henry Richard, eldest son of Mr and Mrs C. H. Hollowav, of Collingwood Street, Hamilton. The Dean of Hamilton, the Very Rev. T. P- Weatherhog, was the officiating minister. The bride, who entered the church with her father, wore a charming gown of deep pearl-tinted satin fashioned with a softly gathered bodice and shirred shoulder-line, the sleeves being full and shirred from wrist to elbow io form a peak. The close-fitting skirt, flaring from the knees, was designed with two in--set panels, the back forming a wide train of three scallops appliqued with ice-pink water-lilies. Her embroidered ice-pink tulle veil fell over her face and was caught to the head by a top-knot of pearl-tinted gold-tipped water-lilies. She carried a shower bouquet of Lilium auratum, begonias and maidenhair fern. The Bridal Group In attendance as bridesmaids were Miss Laura Barton. Miss Nancy Barton and Miss Esther Barton, sisters of the bride, and Miss Adri Holloway, sister of the bridegroom. Their lovely gowns of wistaria crinkle chiffon, designed alike, and worn over shell pink satin, were fashioned with softly gathered bodices, shirred shoulders and short puffed sleeves. A shirred belt defined the waistline from where the gored skirts fell to form a fanshaped hemline, slightly trained at the back. They wore clusters of orchids on the bodices and tiaras of matching

orchids and shoulder-length stiffened tulle veils on their heads. Elbowlength mauve gloves completed the, ensemble, and their flowers were bouquets of tiger lilies, begonias and maidenhair fern.

A dainty flowergirl, Bobby Henry, wore an ankle-length frock of icepink satin made with a shirred yoke, puffed sleeves and full skirt. She wore a silver Juliet cap and carried a silver basket of pink tiger lilies and maidenhair fern.

Mr Arthur Swarbrick (cousin of the bridegroom) was the best man, and Mr W. Baker (Auckland) and Messrs Trevor and Charles Holloway, brothers of the bridegroom, were groomsmen. The ushers at the church were Messrs W. Swarbrick, cousin of the bridegroom, F- Sotham, F. Vernon and R. Aubin (Kawhia).

Tho Reception Following the ceremony, a reception was lield at the home of the bride’s parents. The rooms had been artistically arranged with pink and mauve flowers, and Mrs Barton received her guests wearing a smoke grey woollen georgette frock and black picture hat. She carried a posy of crimson dahlias and maidenhair fern. The mother of the bridegroom wore a royal blue ensemble and a panne velvet hat to tone. Her posy was composed of coral-tinted dahlias and maidenhair fern.

When Mr and Mrs H. R. Holloway left by car for their honeymoon, which is to be spent touring the North Island, the bride travelled in a gumdrop pink ensemble and a wide-brim-med Breton sailor Bangkok straw hat and navy accessories. They will make their honre in Hamilton. A jolly dance was held later in the evening.

The invited guests were:—The Dean and Mrs T. P. Weatherhog, the Rev. and Mrs E. Chitty (Auckland), Mr and Mrs L. Barton, Mr and Mrs W- Hill, Mr and Mrs H. Edgecumbe, Mr and Mrs H. Aitken (Dunedin), Mrs A. Short (Auckland), Mr and Mrs H. Swarbrick (Sydney), Mr and Mrs L. P. Swarbrick (Kiwitahi), Mr and Mrs H. M. Baker, Mrs H. Roche, Mr and Mrs Clarke (Kawa Kawa), Mrs H. Lee (Auckland), Mr and Mrs S. A. Empson (Te Awamutu), Mr and Mrs H. Empson (Te Awamutu), Mr and Mrs C. G. Kenny (Auckland), Mr and Mrs A. Henry, Mrs Seddon (Wellington), Mr and Mrs H. Bray (Auckland), Mr and Mrs A- Redman, Mr and Mrs W. G.

Roberts, Mr and Mrs H. A. Swarbrick (Te Awamutu . Mr and Mrs J. Robin-

son (Te Awamutu), Mr and Mrs R English. Mr and Mrs G. Kilham Auck-

land . Mr and Mrs S. Barclay Auckland), Mr ami Mrs T. Seddon, Mr and Mrs F. Swarbrick. Mr and Mrs A. B. Short Auckland), Mrs M. 11. Lawrence, Mr and Mrs W. Kenny Auckland;, Lieut.-Colonel and Mrs J. E. Barton (Auckland}, Mrs E- Aubin (Kawhia), Mr and Mrs A. Clarke

(Auckland). Misses M. Seairancke, Er!|recumbe (Auckland), A. Kenny (Auckland), Seddon Wellington), L. Barton .Wellington), P. and 11. Baker. M. and G. Roche, D. Beading (Auckland), P. Armstrong (New Plymouth), K. Wetere (Kawhia), J. Adams, L. Holloway, M. Allen (Christchurch), B- Wilson, P. Thomson, F. Granny, J. and G. Redman. .1. Simcock, J. Cherrie, P. Brown. L. Swarhrirk, O'Meara, P. Von Sturmer. B. Hill.

Messrs W. Barclay 'Pai-hia), E. J Roche, J! P. Jack. E. 11. O’Meara, J Rukutai ’Auckland), G. Edgcumbe. A

and J. Ernpson (Te Awamutu), J. and P. Swarbrick (Kiwitahi), M. E. Redman. D. Graham, R. Aubin (Kawhia), S. Lloyd (Kawhia), B. James (Kawhia), B. Kingham (New Plymouth), J. Jones (Christchurch).

HAWKEN—HUBBARD

PEARL EMBROIDERED FROCI GERANIUM ROSE COLOUR SCHEME Pink and white floral decorations made an attractive setting for the white and geranium rose colour scheme worn by the bride and her attendants at the wedding which took place at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, on Saturday evening, February 18, when Evelyn Grace, only daughter of Mr and Mrs F. W. W. Hubbard of “Laurel Lodge,” Hukanui Road, Hamilton, was married to Sidney Stuart, cmly son of Mr and Mrs S. R. Hawken, of Marama Street, Hamilton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. H. G. Gilbert and Mr E. H. Apthorp presided at the organ.

The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a graceful gown of pearl-tinted slipper sat-in, the soft bodice and long fitting sleeves being inlet with panels of cream net delicately embroidered with seed pearls i and crystal beads. The moulded lines of the skirt flowed from a full fronted panel into a lovely shell-like train handsomely appliqued and embroidered in a similar design to the bodice. Her voluminous veil of pearl-tinted tulle was caught to the head by a coronet composed of pearls, crystal beads and tulle. She carried a sheaf of lily-of-the-valley, roses and carnations. The Bridesmaids The bride was attended by Mrs A. M. Madill (Matamata) as matron-of-hon-our, and by Miss Rita Holmes (Dunedin) and Miss Celia Cuff (Te Hoe) as bridesmaids. They wore similar frocks of geranium rose georgette, the bodices being fashioned with heartshaped necklines outlined with tiny frills and gauged at the shoulders and waistlines. The puff sleeves were also edged with tiny frills. Two rows of narrow frilling edged each side of the front panels and continued in hoops around the full skirts, which were slightly trained at the back. Two large rosettes of frilling finished the frocks at the waists at the back, and their head-dresses comprised single ostrich plumes of palest lilac finished with tiny velvet bows of the same shade. They carried sheaves of lilac-shaded gladioli.

Mr Charles Hubbard was best man and Mr Neville Ward (Auckland) and Mr Carl Wright were groomsmen. The ushers at the church were Messrs Arthur Hubbard and Harold Milne.

The Reception

Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents, where the rooms had been beautifully arranged with bowls of pink and white dahlias, roses, phlox and hydrangeas. A. large white bell hung over the bridal table. Mrs Hubbard received the guests wearing a Viennese model in cocoa-coloured lace and georgette with matching coatee and picture hat of stiffened net and she carried a posy of golden-shaded flowers. Mrs Hawken wore a navy , crepe soie frock richly embroidered . I with cyclamen cire ribbon and picture

hat to tone. Her posy was composed of dusky pink carnations. When Mr and Mrs S. S. Hawken left by car for their honeymoon, the bride was wearing a navy woollen suit handembroidered in while, and a navy halo felt hat and navy accessories. They will make their home in Hamilton. The invited guests were: Mr and Mrs J. Holmes (Invercargill). Mr and Mi’s C. Pallisor Wellington), Miss Olive lorns (Masterton), Mr and Mrs J. R. MacKinnon. Miss M. MacKinnon. Mr and Mrs J. Ward Chapman. Miss Joan Chapman Mr Coi n Ho’mes (Invercargill'), Mr and Mrs Andrew Holmes ''Dunedin). Mr and Mrs A. G. White 'Wellington). Dr. and Mrs L. F. Johnson. Mr and Mrs W. Carter (Palmerston North). Miss P. Carter (Palmerston North). Mr C. Thompson (Stratford). Misses M. and F. Thompson (Stratford). Mr and Mrs A. .T. Shepherd (Morrinsville''. Mr and Mrs E. Chapmen (River Lea), Mr and Mrs I. Stephenson (Gisborne). Miss Rona Stephenson (Gisborne), Mr and Mrs S. Kemp (Katikati), Miss Meg Kemp (Katikati), Air and Mrs A. .Tosephson (Hautapu). Mr D. Thompson Te Awamutu), Miss M. Thompson (Te Awamutu).

Mr and Mrs F. J. Taftley, Mr and Mrs M. C. Gudex, Mr and Mrs J. Primrose. Mr and Mrs 11. D. Tait. Miss Sybil Primrose. Miss J. Gudex. Miss Dulcie Griffiths. Mr and Mrs G. Thompson, Mr .T. MacKinnon. Mr and Mrs E. A. Thompson. Miss B. Murtagh. Mrs .T. Pope, Mr TL Moor*. Mr and Mrs H. Farr. Miss A. Gaze. Mr and Mrs G. Wriffht. Mr and M»‘ : V E. Missen. Miss C. Hogg. Miss E. Holmes. Mr and Mrs W. P. Thompson. Miss E. Davies. Mrs E. Powell. Mrs Phillips. Mr and Mrs C. A. L. Thompson. Mr and Mrs A. M. Madill -Matamata). Mr Leslie P’Ath, Mr and Mrs 11. M. Tattley. Mr A. ?iomy (Sydney), Miss E. Booth, Mr and Mrs P. Grover Auckland). Mr and Mrs S. R. Hawken. Mr and Mrs J. Ho Ida way. Mrs Gelia Thompson (Te Hoe). Mr and Mrs P. A. Guff Hoe), Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Seavill Waingaro), Mr Richard Cobbe 'Te Akau), Mr and Mrs P. Kimo (Lower Hutt), Mr and Mrs A. Miller, Mr R. Miller, Miss Jean Miller Rev. and Mrs H. G. Gilbert. Mr and Mrs R. G. Pollock. Mr Len Sanford. Mr ~nd Mrs J. Pollock, Mr and Mrs J. Belcher. Mr and Mrs W. Lnmbie, Mr Waller Hunt. Mr and Mrs W. B. i Pomerov. Miss Rita Holmes (DunedinL 'Miss Gelia Cuff Te Hoe'-. Miss Olive ! Cuff. Mr and Mrs T. Alkins. Mr J. Maei Kinnon. Mr and Mrs J. N. Ward (Auckland). Mr and Mrs Sellar. Misses J. and D. Sellar. Mr and Mrs Carbon. : Misses E. and R. Carbon. Mr and Mrs • T. R. Lendrum. Mr and Mrs L. Vincent, i Mr and Mrs A. .1. Prescott. Mr ami Mrs I R. Pilkington, Mr and Mrs .T. Qualtrough. Mr and Mrs J. Hamilton. Mr I nnd Mrs Hargreaves. Miss Foulstnn, : Mr and Mrs E. TL Apthorp. Mr and Mrs j S. Hancock. Mr and Mrs G. Henderson, I M r and Mrs P. W. Anderson Palmeri slon North :. Mr ami Mrs n. Gillanders Christchurch!. Mrs E. Hammond. Mr find Mrs \V. Whiteford. Mr and Mrs .1 Paul (Canada . Mr and Mrs Randall Canada . Mr and Mrs 11. Woolley I Auckland . Mi- and Mrs R. Badeley ’Auckland . Mr and Mrs .1. Weir fAuckland . Mr and Mrs Clive llnopelt Auckland . Mr 11. Jackson Auckland . Mrs V. Kirk. Onchunga. Mr and Mrs Parker Hill Auckland . Mr c. llavvkcn Newcastle:, Mr G. Pollock ,Auck-

djland), Mr and Mrs T. De Latour, Mr (and Mrs Miller, Mr and Mrs J. Ward t j (Auckland), Mr C. Ward (Gisborne), e Mr and Mrs W. Burnett (Auckland), - Mr J. Burrelt (Auckland), Miss G. o f Chapman (Auckland), Air W. Cassidy : (Auckland:, Mr and Mrs Sessions a ' (Auckland), Mr J. Sessions (Auckland), Mr and Mrs B. Chappell (Auck--1 land), Mr and Mrs llicliardson (AuckI land), Mr and Mrs Shepley (Aucks land), Mr and Mrs R. Ingram (Bukus hia). Mrs G. Stephenson (Auckland), Mr I. Stephenson (Auckland), Mr and n Mrs L. E. Lambert (Auckland), Mr - iand Mrs Bussell Wilcox (Te Aroha), V ]Mr and Mrs J. B. Cox (Auckland), Miss iK. Nolan (Auckland . Mr Harold '. !Milne, Mr and Mrs Evitt Auckland), r ! Miss J. Evitt (Auckland), Mr C. Hawr |ken (Australia), Mr J. Hawken (Australia), Mrs Todd Australia), Mr and - .Mrs J. H. Turner Christchurch), Mrs M. Haig (Wanganui), Mrs M. M. s iWolfreys (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs s Ic. I. MeAloon (Christchurch', Mrs E. a lA. Fisher, Mr and Mrs P. Sandham, Mr an.l Mrs E. Bint Auckland). Mr E. a Earworker (Christchurch . Mr and i Mrs A. N. Thomson. Misses A. and I. - Jones, Mrs Todd (Auckland).