Hull-stanbury Wedding
At the Gladesville Presbyterian Church on Wednesday afternoon the wedding took place of Miss Amy Stanbury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Stanbury, of North Ryde, to Mr…
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Big Wedding
CAPTAIN Brian Fairfax-Lucy, of the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, with his bride, formerly Miss Alice Caroline Helen Buchan,…
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Forty-three descendants are expected to-morrow at the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ewin, at Third Avenue, Willoughby…
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THERE was great excitement in the bush. Willy Wagtail flew hither and thither spreading the news…
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dawes, of 43 Macquarie-road, Auburn, were entertained by their family at a dinner party at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dawes,…
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A double wedding was celebrated on Saturday afternoon when the Misses Olive and Millie Winter daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Winter, of Bellevue Hill, were married…
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The wedding was celebrated at St. Matthew's Church of England, Manly, last Saturday, of Gladys, younger daughter of the late Mr. B…
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Stocks and sweet-peas decorated St. James's Church for the wedding, last Saturday evening, of Miss Edna Cross…
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MR. AND MRS. HENRY EWIN, of Third Avenue, Willoughby, who yesterday celebrated the 50th anniversary of their wedding…
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglas celebrated the anniversary of their golden wedding yesterday. They were married in Gunnedah by the Rev. Halse Rogers, and have lived in their…
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Delicate pink hyacinths and blue forget-me-nots were quaintly arranged to form slippers, and carried by the…
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It is not often a popular young couple succeed in keeping both their engagement and their wedding in…
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To-morrow, Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas, of Stanley-road, Lidcombe, celebrate sixty years of happy married life…
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ALTHOUGH there is much less formality observed in issuing and replying to invitations than was the case only a few years ago, there are still some rules…
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IN keeping with the times, simple elegance is the dominant note in bridal fashions of to-day, and the bride herself is extending her economics to the bridal…
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On August 16 the marriage was solemnised during Nuptial Mass of Ann, fourth daughter of Mr. Mark and the late Mrs. Boyle, of Nowra, late of Berry…
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Choosing a quiet ceremony, Miss Jean Streli[?]z younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Streli[?]z, of Billyard-avenue, Elizabeth Bay, was…
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Sentimental reasons determined the quiet wedding last night of Miss Lallah Mockbell and Mr. Reginald Bartle, at Lindfield Presbyterian Church…
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A reception and dance at the Royal Motor Yacht Club, Wunulla-road, Point Piper, last night, followed the wedding yesterday morning of Miss Jean Strelitz, second daughter of…
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A romance which developed [?] Carr bridge-shire, England, before the Rev. Edward Williams, rector of [?] w South Wales, left England for Australia about five…
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