Weddings Bourke—bestwick
A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church at 6 o'clock yesterday morning at a Nuptian Mass, when Mr. Francis…
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Weddings, 1937
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Wedding Bells JENKINS—COMINO
A pretty wedding was celebrated in the Greek Orthodox Church, Bourke Street, Sydney, on Wednesday of last week, when Mr. John…
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On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. William Greenhalgh, of “Alambi”, Binnaway, celebrated their diamond wedding—sixty years of wedded life. To commemorate the occasion a dinner was extended to…
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On Thursday night, April 15, at St. Brigid's Church, Dubbo. Nellie, third daughter of Mrs. N. McNamara, of Henty, and the late P. McNamara, was…
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Very old Irish point lace and orange blossoms 150 years old were features of the charming frock worn by Miss Bonnie…
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A very quiet wedding was celebrated at Wellington on Tuesday, the 27th April, when the Rev. Father Kelly joined in the holy bonds of…
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Golfers are at present very busy getting in practice and doing up the links for their official opening of the season, which takes place on Sunday, May 16…
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The Duke and Mrs. Warfield and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rogers dined to-night at a neighboring chateau, as the guests of Mr. Graf ton Minot, an…
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About 100 friends gathered at the Kickabil Hall on Saturday evening to congratulate Miss Marion Warren and Mr. Allan…
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Arranged by girl, friends, a very pleasant social gathering was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Saturday evening last in honor…
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Owing to prior engagements, no member of the Royal family will attend the wedding of the Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Warfield (ex-Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Golden Wedding Fisher—Smilh District Born and Bred
Married ill Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, May 18, 1887, William Robert Fisher (24), of Maryvale, and Hannah Matilda Smith (20), of…
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The rich russet shades of the autumnal season predominated in the flocking and decorations at the Methodist Church on Wednesday night when…
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The wedding of Edna Kinaey, daughter of Mr and Mrs W. Kinsey, of Trangie, and Mr. Wilfred Schler, of Nathila (Victoria) was solemnised at…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday morning last in St. Stephen's Church of England, when Miss Doreen Olga…
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A magnolia satin gown featuring the high neckline, with Peter Pan collar and long shaped sleeves, was chosen by Marlon, eldest daughter of Mr. and…
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The cable statement of Herbert Rogers, the Duke of Windsor's spokesman, that he did not believe the omission of the religious…
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When she was married at the Presbyterian Church, Marrickville, last Saturday, Miss Vona Kesby, youngest daughter of Mrs. J. H. Phillips, of…
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A wedding of local interest took place in Sydney recently, the contracting parties being Miss Ivy Cameron, eldest daughter of Mr. and…
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On Wednesday, 19th May, the Bournewood Baptist Church was the scene of a very charming wedding, when the Rev. James Hunter, of…
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