Wedding.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5382, 1 February 1929, Page 4

Wedding.

DICKSON—O’CARROLL. St. Francis’ Church, Thames, was the, 1 scene of a pretty wedding last week, when Madeline Eva, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs D. J. tQ’Carrcfll, of Kopuarahi, was married to Walter, fourth son of Mr and Mrs G. Dickson, of, Birkqnhead, Auckland. The Rev. Father McMahon performed the ceremony, and Missj Coakley presided at the organ. The bride, who entered the church, on her father’s arm, looked charming in a frock of ivotry satin beaute, with a slim bodice and panels of lace inlet to the skirt and falling to express an uneven hemline. The orthodox veil and orange blossoms were also worn. She carried a beautiful shower bouquet. Attending the bride were Miss M. Hoyle and Miss M. Dickson, sifter of th© bridegroom. Both wore swept frocks of Jemojn gejorgette and! lace also expressing the uneven hemline, and! both carried bouquets to tone of. sweqt peasMr J. Taylor, of Birkenhead, Auckland, acted) asi best men, and Mr JO’Carroll, of Kopuarahi, as groomsman.

A reception was held! after the ceremony at the Brian BqriT HotqlThe bride’s travelling toilette was a beige georgette coat}, fur-trilmmed, worn over a beige; guipure lace* frock with a wee crinoline hat to mattch. Mr Dickson was teacher at. the Pipiroa school last year, and i® assistant at the Te Ar'oha High School-