19279/1934 CHATFIELD, LEO T MAGNEY, ROSALINDA M WAVERLEY
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LINDA MAGNEY - LEO CHATFIELD
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The Australian Women's Weekly [NSW] (Saturday 1 September 1934)
MRS. E. GEORGE MARKS and Mrs. Gordon Wallis were hostesses at a linen tea during the week at Mrs. Marks' home, Bondi, in honor of Linda Magney, who is to marry Mr. Leo Chatfield in October. Little Berenice Marks presented Miss Magney with a basket of flowers.
Guests included Mesdames C. E. Magney, M. J. Kedwell, A. Chaplin, F. Meacle, Ivan Abbot, W. Kerr, C. Shrader, C. Cashman, R. Davis, J. Brennan, Misses G. Meacle, Betty Kelly, D. Kidd, Grace Jewell, V. Wallis, Thelma Hall, G. Kedwell.
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : Friday 6 July 1934)
MISS LINDA MAGNEY.
Miss Magney'a engagement to Mr. Leo CHATFIELD, son of the late Mr. E. Chatfield and Mrs. CHATFIELD, of Bexley. has been announced. Miss Magney is the daughter of the late Mr J. B. Magney and Mrs. Magney of Bellvue Hill.
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : Thursday 11 October 1934)
Right. - Mrs. Leo CHATFIELD, who was formerly Miss Linda Magney. (Photo in newspaper.)
CHATFIELD-MAGNEY. 10 Oct 1934.
A blue and white scheme was chosen for the wedding of Miss Linda Magney. only daughter of the late Mr. J. B. Magney and Mrs. Magney, of Bellevue Hill, to Mr. Leo CHATFIELD, son of the late Mr. E. Chatfield and Mrs. CHATFIELD, of Bexley, which was celebrated last night at the Holy Cross Church, Woollahra, by the Rev. Father Cullender.
The bride's long gown was of ivory satin matelasse, the skirt ending in a sunray train. A veil of tulle was arranged in halo fashion over the head and caught at each side with clusters of orange blossoms. She carried an armlet of white azaleas. Mr. John Magney gave his sister away. There were two bridesmaids, the Misses Adele Kidd and Ursula Durack (Melbourne), whose frocks of turquoise blue crepe were worn with halo hats of tulle to match, banded with silver. Red rases and blue delphiniums formed their bouquets. Mr. M. Wallington was best man and Mr. Jack Hunter groomsman.
Two hundred guests were received by the bride's mother at the Wentworth after the ceremony. Mrs Magney wore royal blue angel skin lace and a hat of the same shade, and carried cyclamen flowers. The bridegroom's mother was in black romaine and a black hat, and her bouquet was of red roses and corn-flowers.
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Sydney Mail (NSW, Wed 17 Oct 1934)
THE effective sunray treatment of the train was an interesting feature of the bridal gown of ivory satin matelasse worn by Miss Linda Magney, only daughter of the late Mr. J. B. Magney and Mrs. Magney, of Bellevue Hill, for her wedding on Wednesday evening to Mr. Leo Chatfield at the Holy Cross Church, Woollahra.
White azaleas made an unusual bridal bouquet. Miss Adele Kidd and Miss Ursula Durack (Melbourne) attended the bride, and they were in turquoise blue crepe with halo hats of tulle.
