MORNING WEDDING

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 885, 31 January 1930, Page 4

MORNING WEDDING

PRETTY CEREMONY AT GREY LYNN SUMICH—O'BRIEN A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Joseph’s Church, Grey Lynn, yesterday morning, when Ann Anietia, youngest daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. William O’Brien, was married to Mr. S. Sumich, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Sumich, of Padgo ra. The church was beautifully decorated in tones of white and lemon, with dainty posies of pink and lemon at the ends of the pews. The Rev. Archdeacon Holbrook performed the ceremony, the service being fully choral. Given away by her brother, Mr. W. O’Brien, the bride wore a charming frock of ivory embossed crepe de chine, the skirt having deep flares dipping at the sides. The corsage was tight-fitting, as were also the sleeves with, a wide, flared effect at the wrists. A large silver rose defined the waistline. The lovely veil of limerick lace was an heirloom, forming a long train and being worn as a small cap. held 4n place by a strand of orange blossom in clusters at each ear. A bouquet of white roses was carried. As bridesmaid, Aliss Eunice Alac-

I donald. we a french. beaded ; georgette frock with a p.cturs v ,Rao » j cornflower blue. Her bouquet * ; red roses. A tiny attendant .5* ! bride was Mari© O’Brien ,h e Siri wore a delightful GyA? of nedge-rose taffeta wjth a iwT®* 1 ! skirt and tight-fitting bodice. Shew* a picture hat and carried a : posy to match her frock Master Bobbie O’Brien, as page wore a suit of white satin Mr. U Sumich was best mar:. Nola and Mr. Sumich actin- ’ ’ groomsman. ** A reception to about 150 =U e... _ j held later. Mrs. O’Brien, the'hrtdtf! mother, receiving in a frock, of blue georgette relieved with gold bouquet of autumn tints was