Townsville Daily Bulletin 2 April 1928
DICKSON-STEEN. A very pretty wedding was solemn- ised at the Presbyterian Church, Wills Street, on the 17th March, when Eric James, eldest son of Mr and Mrs T.W. Dickson, was married to Violet May, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs B. Steen . Rev J. Sinclair officiating. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, wore an ex quisite frock of guipure lace over crepe-de-chlne, relieved with a spray of orange -blossoms on side, her pretty embroidered tulle veil was the gift of Misses R Edwards and G Fraser. She also carried a beautiful bouquet of white roses and maiden hair fern tied with tulle. The chief bridesmaid. Miss J. Steen, wore a pretty frock of pink taffeta and mariette with spray on side and pink tulle hat to match and she carried a bouquet of pink roses and zinnias tied with pink tulle. The second bridesmaid, Miss Jean Dickson. wore a pretty frock of blue taffetta and mariette. wlth spray on side and blue tulle hat to match, nnd carried a bouquet of red roses and zinnias tied with- blue tulle. Both wore gold armlets, the gift of the bridegroon. Mr Ron Dickson carried out the duties of best man. and Mr. Jack Dickson acted as groomsman . After the ceremony, the relatives and many friends of the happy couple were entertained at the residence of Mrs T. W. Dickson, where the wedding break- fast was served. The bride's mother wore a black crepe-de-chine frock relieved in oriental, vieux rose hat. The bridegroom's mother wore a frock of vieux rose morrocain, relieved in putty with a navy and vleux rose hat. The happy couple were the recipients of numerous telegrams conveying congratulations, while the presents were numerous and costly, including a number of cheques. |