A Labor Wedding
Gavin Sutherland, well and popularly known for years as a Labor enthusiast, and who has been a delegate at many State and Interstate Conferences, was…
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Weddings. Flowers—rogers
At St. Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn, on April 28, Miss Florence Joan Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, of Highgate, Church-street, Goulburn, was married to Mr…
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AT Holy Cross Church, Woollahra, Elizabeth Eileen, second daughter of Mr. A.C. Weston and the late Mrs. Weston, of Woollahra, and late…
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The wedding was celebrated at St. Anne's Church, Bondi Beach, recently, when Mary, daughter of the late Phillip Donning, of Daroobalgie and Jumble Plains Stations,…
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On Easter Monday St. Brigid's Church, Branxton, was the scene of a pretty double wedding, when Thomas P. ,O'Connor, only son of the late Mr. and Mrs…
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At St. Benedict's Church, on Easter Monday, Miss Mary Josephine (Frances) Foy, of Drummoyne, was married to Mr. J. M. Pringle of Glebe. The Nuptial…
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A pretty and popular wedding was celebrated recently in St. Joseph's Church, Orange, by the Rev. Father Dalton, cousin of the bridegroom…
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An exquisite Irish point lace veil, a family heirloom 200 years old, was a charming feature of the bridal gown worn by Miss Alice Irene…
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MR. and Mrs. Charles Swadling, of Narara, Hurstville, celebrated their golden wedding last week. Various socials held in their honor…
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The wedding of Molly, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Sheehan, of "Conleth," Waverley, to Albert Edward, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. J…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. James's Church. King-street, on April 30, when Miss Beryl Mills, only daughter of the late Walter W. Mills and Mrs. Mills, Kareela, Chiswick,…
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The Methodist Church, St. Marys was the scene of a very pretty wedding, when the Rev. Stuart-Wright officiated at the marriage of Miss Emily Chesham,…
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MISS MARJORIE LARKE, one of Lindfield's most popular girl a, end daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Larke, was married at the…
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GOLDEN chrysanthemums and autumn leaves decorated the Lindfield Methodist Church last night for the wedding of Miss Marjorie Larke,…
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St. Paul’s Church, Kogarah, was the scene of a pretty double wedding on Saturday, April 24th, which caused a great amount of local interest. The…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Kogarah, on April 3rd, when Miss Florence Evelyn Breakspear, youngest daughter of Mrs…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Declan's Church, Penshurst, by Rev. Father O'Kelly on April 17, when Miss Annie Bissett, youngest daughter of Mr…
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At the Bellevue Congregational Church, Hurstville, on Saturday last the marriage took place of Gladys Myra, youngest daughter of Mr. and…
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In three months [?]ega celebrated 15 moulages. while fer the same period at Berry, Newts, and Milton the combined figures totalled only seven…
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Mr. and Mrs. NORMAN THOMPSON, of the Lee White Company, leaving St. James's Church yesterday afternoon after their marriage. Mrs. Thompson was Miss May Poole…
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