Recent Local and District Brides in Wedding Array
Mrs. Laurence C. Fraser (neo Miss Esma D. Brooks, of Carlingford), who was married at St. Patrick's Church, Parramatta, on April 16…
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Wedding Novelties Floral Fans for Bridge and Bridesmaids
BOUQUETS for the bride are continually changing in their style, the latest fad being to carry a large fan decorated with tiny flowers. At one fashionable…
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A very dainty bride stepped into St. Joseph's Church, Neutral Bay, on Wednesday evening of last week on the arm of her. father, when Miss Moya Polin…
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A wedding of considerable local interest was solemnised at St. Thomas' Church, Lewisham, on Saturday, April 16th, wren Monica Ellen, second…
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St. Dominic's Church, Flemington, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday morning, 23rd inst., when Elizabeth (Bessie) Cracknell…
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The wedding of Miss Jean Mandeville, youngest daughter of the late Robert Mandeville, of Bothwell, Tasmania, formerly of England, to Mr. Harold Minton-Taylor, of…
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Mr. H. Minton Taylor, leaving the church yesterday with his bride, formerly Miss Jean Mandeville…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Country Interest Last Night's Wedding KELMAN--McCLYMONT
FROCKS of nasturtium tinted Georgette, worn with tiny gold caps wreathed In nasturtiums, were worn by Miss Grace McGregor, Miss…
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ONE of the longest bridal processions to have descended the steps of St. Mary's Basilica was that of the 'Guiffre--Palise wedding yesterday…
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MR. and Mrs. George Pittendrigh, of Canowindra, were married on April 16, 1872, so there was great rejoicing last Saturday at their pretty…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →In the Home and Outside—The Contri[?] Country Wedding Bells
Frapc-Martin,—The Very Reverend Father Hall of St, Stanislaus' College officiated at St. Vincent's, Ashfield, on April 16 at a nuptial mass for Miss Marjoric Martin, third…
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A pretty wedding was solemnised by Rev. Dunman at St. Clement's Church of England, Marrickville, on Wednesday, April 20th, the contracting parties…
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Saturday, April 9th, at St. Phillips Church,. Church Hill, .was the scene of a of a pretty wedding when Miss Sarah E. A. Sayers, youngest daughter of Mr…
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Mr. and Mrs. Streeter, of Wilson Street, Botany, .celebrated their golden wedding on April 8, when they entertained about fifty guests at their…
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A very pretty wedding of local and general interest was celebrated at St. Mark's Church of Enyland, Wetherill Park, on April 28, when…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Saturday last at the old [?] church, St. Luke's, Liverpool, when Miss Dorothy Ena…
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To be surrounded in a happy re-union by 40 odd relatives and members of the family in a celebration of their 50th year year of happily married life was…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised at the Lindfield Methodist Church on March 30, the contracting parties being Raymond William, sixth…
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"Business as usual." Don Bradman, who to-day spends the last hours of his single life, made this announcement at the city store…
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The marriage of Miss Jessie Menzies to the well-known international cricketer, Mr. Don Bradman, attracted hundreds of people to St. Paul's Church, Burwood, on Saturday…
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