Wedding. Roge[?]——su[?]nell
A very pretty wedding was calebrat[?] at Holy Tri[?]ty Church on Saturday by C[?] Taylor, when Mr. R[?]y Ro[?] yo[?]t [?]on of Mr…
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Weddings, 1923
356 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 7 of 18
Wedding BLACKIE—JULIAN
A very pretty wedding, was celebrated at S.S. Michael and John's Cathedral on Saturday, when Angelina May, daughter of the late. Mr…
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Elaborate preparations to deal with the traffic for the Royal wedding are being made. Nearly nine thousand police. Including one thousand…
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At Los Angeles Marjorie Daw, the picture actress, was married to Alfred Sutherland, a movie director. Charlie Chaplin was beat man, and Mary…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was recently solemnised at Lower Lewis Poons, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. Eades. The contracting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Royal Wedding What Lady Betty Will Wear "Little Bride From Fairyland." London
"A little bride from fairyland" is the way the Bond-street, dressmaker, who is making Lady Betty Bowes Lyon's trousean, anticipates her…
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A dazzling display of Jewellery was the feature of the wedding presents displayed at a reception hold at Buckingham Palace to-night. The King's…
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The R. C. Church, Rockley, was recently the scene of a very pretty wedding. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Crowe. The contracting parties were Mary…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated here on Wednesday. The contracting parties were Mary Josephine, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dennis, and Thomas…
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It is believed that the German Government is preparing a positive offer to the Allies. Germany, it is stated, will declare her readiness to negotiate on questions of reparations…
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"A little bride from fairyland," is the way the Bond- dressmaker. who is making Lady Belly Bowes- Lyon's trousseau, anticipates her appearance…
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The marriage of Miss Ivy Brody, daughter of Mrs. Brody, of Merriwa, and the late Mr. Matthew Brody, with Mr. H. C. Sutton,…
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A wedding that has been looked forward to for some time is to take place on Saturday next, when Miss R. Alder, eldest daughter of Mr. C…
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The wedding of Ann, daughter of Mrs. E. Large, of Ulan, and George Maberly, of Moolarben, son of Mrs. Maberly, of Moolarben, will take…
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Why the Prince of Wales' gift did not appear in the list of presents displayed at Buckingham Palace was simply explained today. It is a…
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At All Saints' Cathedral by the Rev. Canon Wilton B.A., Bertie, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Cole, of Sunny Bank near Peel, was married…
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Under a sunny sky, amid royal splendor the Duke of York and Lady Betty Bowes Lyon were married at Westminster Abbay to-day. It had…
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United Service.--Westminister Abbey was crowded on the occasion of the marriage of the Duke of York and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. The scene was a brilliant…
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The wedding of the Duke of York and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon was a brilliant spectacle. Three thousand guests attended the ceremony. Outside the Abbey the…
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[?] but [?] y, wed [?]trated at the [?] hure[?] [?]Mutmlay mor[?]ng [?]an [?] Carling, eld[?]st so of Mr…
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