WELLINGTON WEDDING

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7048, 9 February 1910, Page 7

WELLINGTON WEDDING

SUNDERLAND—FAUVEL. A very pretty wedding was solemnised Wesley Church, Taranaki street, ves{fcerday afternoon, when. Air George Alexlander Sunderland, ean of the late Mr tSamuol Sunderland, of Auckland, was married to Miss Alice Frances, only daughter of All- Frank Fanvel. of Messrs Jobfn Outline and Co.’s staff. Ihc church was very effectively decorated by the girl friends of the bride, and Mr j W. Carr, undo of the bride, presided at the organ and played the wed-di-ng march as the bridal party entered ihe ohurch. The Rev. S. J. Serpell performed the marriage ceremony. _ Ihc [bride was attired in a frock of ivory crepe de chine, with tucked chiffon and Oriental insertion. She wove the customary veil and orango blossoms, lend carried a shower bouquet. The bridesmaids were Aiiss L. Sunderland, .sister of the bridegroom, and Aiiss Lena Tonks. Mr W. Smythe acted in. the capacity of best man, and Mr F. E. ilhuved was groomsman. The bridesmaids wore dainty white muslin dresses and large block silk hats with, oxidised fcllver dahlias. Thoir bouquets were cream ■end. gold. After the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, 15, Thompson, street, where a wedding breakfast was laid in a spacious marque© erected on the lawn. Mrs Fauvel wore a black ©ilk robe with cream yoke, and carried a bouquet and the bridegroom's mother was gowned in sase Mu© with black hat and carried a pink bouquet. Th© bridegroom's presents to the bride were a gold brooch, silver and enamel pendant, and dainty belt buckle, and the bridesmaids received silver, enamel- and tourmaline pendants. The weddtng presents were numerous and costly, and included a handsome clock from the Carrara Ceiling Company. The

bride's travelling costume was, a -navy blue tailor-made, with large amethyst silk hat. The honeymoon will, be spent in. tho, Peloirus Sounds.