EVENING WEDDING

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 750, 24 August 1929, Page 24

EVENING WEDDING

BRIDAL TOILETTE OF PALEST PINK BURGESS—CHADWICK rJ h f ■ T arr l i ?9 e of Miss Annie Chadwick, eldest daughter of Mrs. Chadwick, of Carrick Place, Domimon Road, formerly of Raetihi, and Mr. Lionel Joseph Burgess, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Burgess, was solemnised at St. Matthew’s Church, on Wednesday evening The Rev. Mr. Thomas officiated. Mi. Frank Chadwick, the bride’s brother, gave her away. The bride woie a charming gown of pink georgette with insertion and uneven hem of fine silver lace. The filmy pink tulle Neil was held in place with orange blossom buds. She carried a shower bouquet of pink and white blooms with silver streamers. The bride’s two sisters. Misses Alice and Minnie Chadwick, were in apple sreen georgette frocks with frilled skirts falling in uneven hemline with “ip-bows of pink and lemon taffeta respectively. Their tulle fanshaped caps and spring shower bouquets were in shades to tone *? est jyi an was Mr Lon Dunn, and al £; 1 Joiln Chadwick was groomsman. there was a large attendance at the wedding supper, which was served at the Penrith. Airs. Chadwick wore a cornflour blue crepe de chine frock with black silk bengahne coat and blue and black hat Airs. W. J. Andrews, sister of the bridegroom was in a grey suit and hat to tone. Miss R. Chadwick, aunt of the bride T°T e a frock , oi fl sured crepe de chine tvith navy silk coat and beige felt hat.