Silver Wedding
A surprise party was tendered to Mr. and .Mrs. C. W. S. Read, of "Secami," High Street, Carlton, to celebrate their silver wedding, on…
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Wedding at Kogarah
A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Paul's Church of England, Kogarah, on Saturday, March 17, when Linda Marjorie, elder daughter of Mr. and…
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There has been a sad sequel to a wedding at Moss Vale. Among the guests was Mr. Eric Edward Reld, of Kingeassie Station, Berwick,…
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PINK and silver were the colors chosen for Wednesday's wedding at the Great Synagogue, when Miss Roma Menser, only child of Mr. and Mrs…
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Tragedy marred a Moss Vale wedding on Wednesday, when a young French-Australian, Clive Douge, who was doing electrical…
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On Thursday evening, 22nd March, Rev. H. N. Powys officiated at a pretty wedding in S[?]. Stephen's Church, Penrith, which was artistically decorated…
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MISS olga Watson's wedding which took place on Wednesday at All Saints Church. Button Forest created much interest in the Moss Vale…
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Miss Nellie Pearson, second daughter of Rev. Wm, and Mrs. Pearson, whose methodical and successful circuit work both in Queensland and…
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A GUARD of honor at a 'busman's wedding at Guildford to-day provided a novel sight…
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Every Bishop of the Church in Australia- is in favor of the new constitution, and every diocese except Sydney practically unanimously so…
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MISS BERYL WHITE, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James White, of Bondi, and late of Coonamble, was quietly married at St. Anne's, Bondi,…
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It was a very happy omen for Miss Winifred Brown that just as she stepped out of her ear to enter St. Philip's Church, Church Hill…
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Friends of Miss Lil Rountree entertained her at a pre-wedding tea at Romano's during the week. The guest of honor was presented…
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MISS MARJORIE KEANE introduced a charming innovation at her wedding, and a fashion that Paris has set, when she wore a…
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ST. PATRICK'S, Church Hill, was chosen for the wedding of Elleen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Grant, of Balmain, late of Waverley…
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THE marriage of Miss Winifred Brown, daughter of Mr. William Brown, of Ingleburn, with Mr. Frank Deane. of Paramount Films Ltd.,…
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ALONG a flower-strewn aisle on Saturday afternoon, Miss Alma Laycock, accompanied by her father, walked to the altar of St. Andrew's…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Woman's World Saturday Weddings of Interest Bride's Bodice of Lame, and Skirt of Tiny Tulle Frills Ingleburn Girl's Marriage
A bodice of silver lame, attached to a skirt comprised of row upon row of tiny cut tulle frills was chosen by Miss Winifred Brown one of the prettiest of Saturday's brides, for her wedding at St. Philip's Church, to Mr. Frank Dean,…
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IN an exquisite old-world gown of ivory tafieta, the skirt of which, longer at the back than the front, showed beneath it glimpses of soft…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →White and Gold Wedding at St. Mark's Sir J. Fairfax Son
A BEAUTIFUL while and golden scheme was chosen for the marriage of Miss Betty Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson, of…
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