Wedding Bells. Sunderland-Begg
At St. George's Free Presbyterian Church, Sydney, on April 10, Miss Mary Margaret (Pal) Begg, second youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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Weddings, 1929
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Weddings. HARDWICK—COWAN
A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church on Saturday, 11th inst., when Lauretta Josephine Cowan; second youngest…
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A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Augustine's Catholic Church on Wednesday afternoon last, when the Rev. Father Hennessy united in the…
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There was a large gathering of relatives and friends at St. Ignatius R.C Church on Wednesday morning last at 7 a.m. when Miss Irene…
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There was a large gathering of relatives and friends at St. Ignatius R.C. Church on Wednesday morning last at 7 a.m. when Miss Irene…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the Church of England on Monday night last the contracting parties being Mr. Fred Dowdle, of Narroimne…
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The wedding of Miss Gladys Murray, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Murray, to Mr. Wm. O'Neil, eldest son of Mrs. O'Neill, of Narrominer, was…
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THE marriage of Miss Ruth Nancy Barnes, only daughter of Mrs. A. G. Barnes, late of Wellington, now of Kirribill, to Mr. Fred W…
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William Barnes (23), of Woy Woy, sustained terrible injuries when he was thrown from a train to the permanent way at Central Station late on…
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A quiet, but pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's R.C. Church, Wellington, on May 22nd, when Dorothy Kathleen Mary…
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Elsie May, youngest daughter of Mrs and the late B. Biggs, of Erskine-street, chose ivory crepe de chene for her marriage to Alfred,…
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A French bridal gown of Ivory silk georgette, relieved with diamante trimmings, was chosen by Doris, eldest daughter of Mr. and…
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A wedding of much local interest was celebrated at S. Paul's Church of England, Cobar, on June 10, when Miss Irene Peal Callen, of Dubbo, was…
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A wedding of interest was celebrated and solemnised by a Nuptial Muss at St. John's Church, Auburn, on June at the Rev. Father Dalton, P.P…
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A wedding of much local interest was celebrated at S. Paul's Church of England, Cobar, on June 10, when Miss Irene Pearl Callen, of Dubbo, was…
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A French bridal gown of ivory silk georgette, relieved with diamante trimmings, was chosen by Doris, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry,…
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Cream chiffon velvet, light bodice and a flared skill was chosen by Betty, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. McQuillen, for…
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[?] Rita Coram was married at the Church. Dubbo, to Mr. Phillip late resident of Long Plain, [?] She is making her home…
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Must of us have either read or heard of the old-time aboriginal weddings, when the simple ceremony consisted of whacking the bride on the…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's R. C. Church on Saturday afternoon, 15th inst., by the Rev. Father O'Donnell, the…
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