MAIDS IN GREEN

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 756, 31 August 1929, Page 28

MAIDS IN GREEN

BISHOP—PELL MARRIAGE ST. PATRICK’S CEREMONY An uneven-length frock of ivory georgette, relieved with silver, was chosen by Miss Dorothy Peil, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank PeM, for her wedding gown on Wednesday, when she became the bride of Mr. Thomas James Bishop, third son of Mrs. and the late Captain J. Bishop. fT-HE ceremony was performed in St. Patrick’s Cathedral by the Rev. Dr. Buxton. Mr. Harry Hiscocks was at the organ. Attending the bride were Miss Vera Bishop and Miss Alma Thomas, who were similarly frocked in eau de nil satin beaute, with uneven hem of silver lace. Their picture hats were of matching tulle and each maid carried a shower bouquet of toning flowers. Two little sisters of the bride, Misses Kona and Mary Pell, were becomingly frocked flower girls in coral pink crepe de chine and silver tissue, and each carried a tiny posy of pink flowers. Mr. Robert Bishop was best man, and Mr. Arthur Pell, brother of the bride, acted as groomsman. A reception was later held at the Click Clack Cabaret, where Mrs. Pell received the guests wearing a gown of black satin charmeus© with black hat. Mrs. Bishop was in bronze-gold crepe de chine and bangkok hat. To travel in, the bride wore a smart almond green face cloth coat with collar and cuffs of opossum, and a green felt hat.