Weddings—and the Clothes London
The Bishop of Carlisle, in a speech to the diocesan conference to-day, said, "If I were a church dictator, I would make people wear ordinary clothes at…
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Wedding JESSUP—MONAHAN
On Tuesday morning, June 30, Julia, fourth daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Monahan, of "Grasmere," Oaklands, was married to Mr. John…
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From the Tumut "District News" we learn of the marriage in the Roman Catholic Church, Adelong. on Tuesday last week of Mr. Milton ("Mick") Cottam,…
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At St. Luke's, Junee, Arthur Edward, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bennett, of Mitta Mitta, was wedded to Stella May, only daughter of Mr. and…
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The Bishop of Carlisle, in a speech at the diocesan conference to-day, said: "If I were a church dictator I would make people wear ordinary clothes at…
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The wedding was solemnised by the Rev. Father Heydon at St. Michael's Cathedral on June 20 of James Henry, second son of Mr. and Mrs. J…
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ST. Peter's Church, Leeton was crowded to the doors on Wednesday evening, July 8, on the occasion of the marriage…
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At the Church of Our Lady, Lockhart, on July 8, the wedding took place of Joan, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hoban, of Lockhart, and…
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A wedding of interest in the Holbrook district was celebrated at the home of Mrs. Maurice Jones, sister of the bride, on June 27, when Myrtle…
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Large bowls of climax and delicate shades of popples decorated Christ Church, Cootamundra, last Saturday afternoon for the wedding of Dulcie…
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On Saturday afternoon last, in St. James C. of E. Church, Coolac, Rev. G. E. Morris, of Gundagai, officiated at the marriage of Miss Isabel…
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At the Catholic Church, Tamworth, on 11th July, a well-known Adelong girl, in the person of Miss Jean Louise Whitley, fourth…
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A quiet wedding took place yesterday morning at 7.30 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Tumut, when two popular…
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St. Mel's Church, Narandera, was decorated with arum lilies, carnations and poppies by the Sisters of St. Joseph's Convent on July 8, for the…
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Burgundy ring velvet, made on straight lines with sleeves set in large armholes and fitting tight in at the wrists, and à cowl collar, a…
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The Parramatta Baptist Church was prettily decorated on 13th June for the marriage of Lillian Eurice Hall, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G…
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The marriage took place at the Methodist Church, Nowra,on Saturday, 11th July, of Ethel Merle (Peggy) Nelson, third daughter of Mr. D. A…
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On Saturday afternoon last, in St. James' C. of E. Church, Coolac, Rev. G. E. Morris, of Gundagai, officiated at the marriage of Miss…
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A wedding of much interest was solemnised at the Wagga Methodist Church in the afternoon of July 18 when Mabel May, eldest daughter of…
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In response to the Italian Government's appeal to its nationals for assistance during the war months the Italian community of the Richmond…
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