Social News. Weddings
M'ELROY—OUGHTON.—At All Saints' Church of England, Boolaroe on Wednesday, March 25, Mr. Reginal M'Elroy, eldest son of Mrs. S. M'Elroy,…
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Weddings, 1923
143 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 3 of 8
After Golden Wedding Death Separates Late Mrs. M. McLellan
A fortnight after their golden wedding. Mr. and Mrs. George McLellan, of 45 Farquhar-street, Junction, have been separated. Mrs. Martha…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Royal Wedding Italian Ceremony Quirinal Celebration LONDON
Reuter's correspondent at Rome states that Princess Yolanda and Count Ca[?] Di Bergolo, were married at the Quirinal…
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A telegram from Home states that notwithstanding the rain, enormous crowds assembled on the Quirinal Piazza on the occasion of Princess…
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Lady Cook's committee, complying with the Duke of York's wishes, has abandoned the idea of a wedding present of panelling of Australian woods because the White…
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HAREN—BENNETT.—On March 31, at the West Wallsend Methodist Church, Miss Jessie Bennett, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Bennett, of Barnsley, was…
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There was a long queue outside Huntley and Palmer's works at Reading to view the Duke of works Reading cake. A entrance fee of 6d was charged for…
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DREW—M'MURRAY.—The marriage of Miss Isabella Scott M'Murray, youngest daughter of Mrs. J. M'Murray and the late Mr. John M'Murray, of Hamilton, and…
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London will open a most festive week with St. George's Day, Shakespeare Day and the bell ringing celebrations, followed by the Duke of York's wedding on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Royal Wedding Gowns Bride's Trousseau Chiffon For Bridesmaids LONDON
A summer dress included in Lady Betty Bowes-Lyon's trousseau is of white organdie. It has a long, full skirt, ornamented with medallions of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Rice in Ear Wedding "Gift" Bridegroom in Trouble FREMANTLE
With the bent intentions, guests at weddings sometime throw, with a certain amount of force, handfuls of rice at bridal couples…
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The Duke of York and. Lady Bowes Lyon attended a private rehearsal of their wedding last evening. The bridesmaids were present, and the Dean of…
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A dazzling display of Jewellery is the feature of the Royal wedding presents displayed at Buckingham Palace to-night…
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The police arrangements for the Royal wedding, to be sol[?]mnised on Thursday, provide for 200 mounted men and 720 foot police to be stationed…
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The wedding cake for the Duke of York's wedding on Thursday is nine feet high, and weighs 800lb. The cake is made in four tiers. On the…
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The Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, who is being married to the Duke of York to-day…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Royal Wedding Route to the Abbey Procession Through London Gowns of Distinguished Guests LONDON
The route to be followed by Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, in going from her home to the Abbey for the wedding ceremony, will be from Bruton-street, through Hyde Park to Constitution Hill, along the Mall, through the Horse Guards, down Whitehall,…
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The wedding breakfast was held in the State dining-room, and was a brilliant scene. The Royalities, with their intimate relations and the bride's…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →When Merry Bells Rang Out Their Chimes of Joy Royal Wedding Pageant Duke of York and His Lovely Bride Happy Omen in the Abbey Lady Betty's Remembrance Of Unknown Warrior LONDON
The Duchess of York did not carry her bridal bouquet to the altar at Westminster Abbey, but on the way thither she deposited it on the tomb of the unknown warrior in the nave of the Abbey…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Gay Colors White Roses, Blue Uniforms Wedding Trills Royal Pomp and Splendor (Continued From Page One) London
The white rose of York was prominent in the button holes of the men and the corsage of the women. Tho earliest spectator in the Abbey…
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