Diamond Wedding Historic Interest
ABOUT a hundred years ago Rosanna Roberts and John Layton were married at St. James' Church. Theirs was said to be tho first…
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Wedding Bells Davis -- Crawford
MISS IRENA ISABEL CRAWFORD chose a beautiful frock of Ivory georgette and Chantilly lace, trimmed with orange blossom and diamante, for…
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A gracefully-draped gown of ivory satin meteor, studded with diamente, was worn by Miss Minnie May Lonregan, second…
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THE wedding of Miss Gladys Henery, Of Petersham, to Mr. L. C. Boyton of Coolamon, was celebrated at All Saints' Church, Petersham, by Rev. Mr…
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MISS Dorothy Cooke, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Cooke, of Avoca-street, Randwick, was married yesterday morning during nuptial…
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THE wedding of Miss Dorothy Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thomas, of Canley Vale Road, Canley Vale, and Mr. Wilfred…
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IN HONOR of her approaching marriage to Mr. Alan Crook, Miss Muriel Waterhouse was entertained at luncheon at Farmer's. She was…
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THREE bridesmaids, in ankle length frocks of shaded tulle, attended Miss Lilian Sawle, of Waverley, for her marriage with…
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MISS MARJORIE SPEARE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Speare, of "Ulundt," Strathfield, chose an ankle length gown of white satin…
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While in England members of the Waratah Rugby Union team were with the King when he secured an excellent "bag" of hares, which were…
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MISS MYRA EVELYN JERROM, an early Victorian bride, in white taffeta and tulle, was married on Saturday at the Church of the Sacred…
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THE marriage of Miss Stella M'Kenna, daughter of Mr. Thomas M'Kenna, of Merrygoen, to Mr. H. A. Byers, of Gulargambone, was celebrated at the…
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A PRETTY wedding took place at the Methodist Church, Bowral, on Saturday afternoon, when Vera Grace, only daughter of Mrs. S. Bennetts and…
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REV. J. MACAULEY, who was closely associated with the family of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Murdock, of Taralga and Camden, officiated at the…
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On March 17th, at St. Declan's Church, penshurst, the marriage of Miss Alice Doyle, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Doyle, of "Tara,"…
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A CHARMING frock of white chiffon, beaded in silver and studded with rhinestones, and showing a delicate pattern of pastel sequins, was…
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MRS. J. CARBERRY made a charming picture as she cut into "the cake" at her wedding reception at Romano's last night…
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The Mosman Presbyterian Church could not hold those anxious to view the wedding of Miss Dorothy Ackland, well known among…
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Pheasants shot by the King were served at the wedding breakfast of Mr. and Mrs. Jock Blackwood at the Ambassadors last night. The…
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Quite a number of recent brides have dispensed with the orthodox gown and veil, and chosen a dainty ensemble equally becoming…
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