Recent Weddings Helen Hills Married In Adelaide
Miss Helen Hills made many friends when she was here last year and these will now be interested to read of her wedding. Her brother…
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Weddings, 1940
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Quadruple Wedding
AUSTRALIA'S FIRST QUA DRUPLE WEDDING took place on Saturday when Padre Rex Dakers, of the Second A.I.F., married four members of the Second A.I.F. at the West Footscray Methodist Church, Melbourne. The brides and bridegrooms (from left)—Pte. James McKenzie and Mrs. McKenzie (formerly Miss Ethel…
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The Menindee Church of England was chosen for the marriage recently of Myrtle, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Baker, of Karoola Station, to…
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PALEST pink for her wedding gown and powder blue for her maids' was the color scheme chosen by Olive Catherine, only child of Mr. and Mrs…
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PARIS.—The first British Expeditionary Force wedding was that of a Welsh.guardsman, Sergeant Marcel [?] to a girl…
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A PRETTY bride and the loveliest of wedding gowns made Saturday's wedding memorable, the parties being Olive Gwendoline, elder…
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On Wednesday afternoon at 3 3Q p. m. in the Sulphide Street Methodist Church, the marriage of Jean, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. E…
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On Saturday, 24th February, at 7. 15 p. m a pretty wedding was celebrated in St. James Church of England, Wilcannia, when Edna Rose…
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TALL pink gladioli decked the Sulphide Street Methodist Church for the marriage on Wednesday afternoon of Jean, youngest daughter of…
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MR. AND MRS. B. KENNEDY, pictured with their attendants, after their marriage on Wednesday last. The bride was formerly Miss Jean Plummer…
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WEDNESDAY'S brides were blessed with a day of cloudless sunshine, which certainly helped to highlight lovely fabrics and delicate…
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COULD you, Miss Broken Hill, imagine yourself being married in a white flannel wedding gown? Of course not —yet this style was…
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THE wadding on Easter Saturday in the Pro-Cathedral at 3.30 p.m. of Clarice, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Yeo. of 54 Wyman…
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A surprise party was given to Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Powell, of Mercury Street, to celebrate their silver wedding. Between 20 and 30 friends met…
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SIX o'clock on Saturday evening was the nuptial hour chosen by Miss Valerie Boylan for her marriage to Mr. Ernest K. Gasmior which took…
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FOR the wedding breakfast. If formal lobster or fish mousse, aspic of foie gras or tomato, mixed green salad, ices and coffee…
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BOUFFANT skirts, wasp waists and puffed sleeves. for the bride in her 'teens and early-twenties bustles for the bride who is thirty-ish formal afternoon ensemble for the older, bride. This is…
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MRS. F. Stevens, Shirley Black and Nan Hardwick had decked St. Peter's Church of England with gladioli, dahlias and zinnias for yesterday…
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MRS. GOODWIN, formerly Miss Merle Matters, and her bridesmaids Misses Nell and Edna Murphy. Rembrandt Studio…
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AN extraordinary coincidence in nomenclature was associated with a wedding in Perth at which every member of the bridal…
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