Weddings. Double Wedding
A double wedding was celebrated at St. Stephen's Church, Penrith, on July 1, by the Rev. Hatfield Hall. The contracting parties were (1) Miss Dulcie…
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Royal Wedding. Crown Prince of Japan. New York, July 17
A royal edict has been issued at Tokio announcing the forthcoming wedding of the Crown Prince Hirohito and the Princess Nagake Kuni…
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"When's your turn, Teddy?" shouted the crowds in the London streets to-day, when the Prince of Wales, as best man at Lord Louis Mountbatten's…
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A royal edict announcing the coming wedding between Prince Hirohito, the Crown Prince, and Princess Nagako Kuni, declares that extreme simplicity…
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At St. Brigid's Church, Marrickville, on June 3, the Rev. Father Joseph O' Neil celebrated the marriage of Mary, youngest daughter of the late Thomas…
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The King, Queen Alexandra, Princess Mary, Viscount Lascelles, the King's sons, and many Royalties attended the wedding of Miss Edwina Ashley and Lord Louis Mountbatten. A big…
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The exhibition in London of Princess Mary's wedding presents realised £8274. The Princess has allocated £4000 to the Enham village centre for…
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What was the secret of the deep love that all of us children had for Feivel the Fiddler ? In those days, of course, no such question troubled my mind. But, as I…
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The marriage was celebrated at the Baptist Church, Marrickville, on June 10, of Miss Lily Flower Armstrong Edwards, only child of Mrs H. D. Bates and the late Peethoven Leon…
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On Saturday, 24th of June, St. James', King Street, was prettily decorated and thronged with spectators to witness the fashionable and pretty…
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On Saturday, June 24, St. James's Church, King Street, Sydney, was prettily decorated and thronged with spectators to witness the pretty rainbow…
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On Saturday afternoon last, at St. Anne's Church of England, Ryde the marriage was celebrated of Miss Una Hicks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, of North…
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All Saints Church, Parramatta, was the scene of a pretty wedding on saturday, 15th inst., when the marriage of miss vera may Bennett, daughter of Mr…
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St. S[?] c[?] Phillip—street [?] an in[?]sting [?] The [?] was [?] of…
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A young lady who was married in a Sydney suburb recently had previously acted as bridesmaid on seven occasions. The fourteen persons whom…
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On May 9, at St. Margaret's west-minster, the marriage took place of Miss Florence Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hill, 21 Manning…
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ON EITHER SIDE OF THE PICTURE ARE A SORROWFUL-LOOKING BRIDESMAID AND THE DUKE OF YORK (WHO WAS BEST MAN) PHOTOGRAPHED AS THEY LEFT THE CATHEDRAL…
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VOWLESâROEERTS.âOn July 1, at St. Mary's Church of England, Waverley, a quiet wedding was solemnised. The bride was Miss Madge Roberts, eldest…
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ROBBINS.—A double wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Church of England, Waverley, on July 20 by the Rev. Egerton North Ash. The double event was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gossip From Melbourne Essendon's Wonderful Ball—Hugh Steyne's Wedding. Decorations on a Unique Scale
Melbourne has long laid claim to being the most artistic city in Australia. To-day our correspondent sends descriptions of the settings of various functions. How do they compare with Sydney…
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