The bride looked sweetly pretty in a beautiful gown of ivory charmeuse, covered with net. Her long train, which was borne by her little nephew and niece, Master and Miss Zanchi, was embroidered in silver and had a large bow of ribbon caught with orange blossoms. The veil of tulle was bound to her brow with a string of pearls and had a Russian crown of real lace.
She was attended four bridesmaids—her two sisters, Miss and Miss E. Denegri, her cousin Miss Kathleen Thomas, and Miss Everett—who wore pink organdie frocks with scalloped net frills and had large picture hats of pink net, trimmed with pink roses and ribbons.
After the wedding service a reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, No. 95 Jess field Road, where a large number of friends gathered to offer their congratulations, and at which Cay. G. de Rossi, Consul-General for Italy, in a happy speech proposed the health of the newly married couple. There was a large number of beautiful wedding presents, the gift of the bridegroom to the bride Weing 2 diamond and pearl pendant on crystal, and that of the bride to the bridegroom a handsome gold cigarette The bridesmaids wore presents from the bridegroom of brooches made in the shape of aeroplane propellers, set with pearls.
honeymoon will be spent in Peking.
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