For Women Social Events of Importance Pre-wedding Tea Moss Vale Function
"CAMEROO," the beautiful old home of Mr. and Mrs. George Crisp, at Moss Vale, set in an old world garden, presented a gay scene on Saturday, when…
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A Darling Point Wedding
Miss Jeyes [?]…
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TWO well-known Sydney girls, who both had morning weddings yesterday, dispensed with the orthodox wedding gowns, wreaths,…
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The venerable couple are natives of Sydney. Their family comprises four sons and six daughters, thirty-five grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren. Mr. Gordon Morgan, the Glebe and interstate cricketer, is a newphew. The photograph was taken on the 60th anniversary of their marriage…
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Mrs. Estelle Mary Norgrove, aged 39, was murdered, to-day, when her daughter was to have been married…
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MR B. C. OLDE, M.L.A., presided at a gathering of about 120 guests, who attended the silver wedding celebrations of Mr. Joseph Miller,…
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THE marriage of Miss Dulcle Mary O'Rourke, elder daughter of Mr. Daniel O'Rourke, of Picton, and of the late Mr. O'Rourke, with Mr. Douglas…
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TWO charming bridesmaids, Miss Eleanor Gordon and Miss Lilian Einfeld, frocked in tones of watermelon pink and jade green, will attend Miss…
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Occupying an important place on the supper table at which Mr. and Mrs. A. Abrahams, who celebrated their golden wedding on…
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The marriage was solemnised at St. Mark's Church, Drummoyne, on Saturday, 11th ult., of Frieda, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nesbitt, of Drummoyne…
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St. Joseph's Cathedral was the scene of a pretty wedding recently, when Cecilia Mary, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson, Reaney-street, North…
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St. John's College Chapel within the University, Sydney, was beautifully decorated with frangipanni and palms on the night of January 21 for the wedding…
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St. Mark's Church, Drummoyne, was the scene of a pretty wedding recently, when Mary, only daughter of Mrs. M. M'Carry, Drummoyne, and the late Frank…
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CHAROID to-day with having murdered his sister-in-law, Christina Norgrove with a flat-[?]on Allan George Norgrove, 7. was…
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Among the many parties given in honor of Miss Murlel M'Hutchlson's approaching marriage was one given by Mrs. Percy White at her home at Middle…
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Tragedy crossed the path of a bride of New Lynn, 10 miles from Auckland, to-day, when her widowed, mother was done to denth, and her uncle was arrested on a charge of…
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MISS. SHIRLEY GORDON, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, of Berwick Flats, O'Sullivan road, Rose Bay, will be married at…
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The captain of the N.S.W. team, Mr. Alan Kippax, will be married on March 20, a week after his return with the team from New Zealand, to Miss Mabs Calls…
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Shadows, of tragedy hung over the wedding of Mavis Norgrove, which place in New Lynn to-day. Mavis, who is only 17 years old was…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →No Wedding March After Five Years He Gave, But He Took "Fair Deal," Says Bench Newcastle
FOR over five years Albert Edward Mowett, a young tram, driver, was engaged to Gladys May Vollinge, a young tailoress…
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