Local Weddings. Beatty--hughes
The marriage of Miss Jean Beatty, eldest daughter of Mrs. M. Beatty and the late Mr. F. Beatty, of Rockdale, to Mr. John R. Hughes, took…
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Pre-wedding Party
Last Saturday evening lady members of Kingsclere Nos. 3 and 4 tennis teams entertained their fellow member, Miss Jean Olds, at a surprise…
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Arrested earlier in the day alter police officers had seized a quantity of goods at his home, Edward Coward. 24, of Glenelg, was released…
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FIVE of the bride's former school-mates made a charming retinue of attendants at the wedding last night at St. Stephen's Church, Macquarie Street, of Miss Marian Bruce, only daughter of Dr. and Mrs…
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If you are looking for wedding gifts and for good value at the same time, visit one of Saunder's three stores. Every department is offering…
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ARMIDALE: Elsie Lillian, eldest daughter of Mrs. M. Mullen, of Armidale, and the late J. H. Mullen, and Alan Clive, eldest son of Mr…
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Witcher were the guests of honour and the recipients of many useful gifts at a party given at their home, 28 Campbell Street, Sans…
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Lady members of Kingsclere Nos. 3 and 4 tennis teams, entertained their fellow member, Miss Jean Olds, at a surprise party at the home of Mrs. C…
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Sydney manufacturers, like those in England, have a direct interest in whether the King will or will not marry before the Coronation…
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The marriage look place on Saturday night at St. Mary's Bas[?]ca of Miss Gwynneth Evans, only daughter of Mr. R. Evans, of Fairfield, and the late Mrs…
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The wedding took place on June 13 at St. Luke's Church of England, Liverpool, of Miss Mary Rich, of Dudley, England, to Mr. James Pettor[?]e, of Whitford-road,…
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The Methodist church, Guildford, was prettily decorated on June 6, lor the wedding of Miss Nancy Slater, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Slater to Mr. Clifford…
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The bride, Miss Muriel Boss, looked, charming as she entered St. John's Church Church,Par[?]ma[?]a, on her father's arm, to be married to Mr. Colin Morphy, on…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →At St. Michael's. Afternoon Wedding. Bride's Wool Ensemble
Miss Joyce Loveridge, youngest daughter of the late Mr. T. Loveridge and of Mrs. E. Loveridge, of point piper, was married yesterday…
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A gown of pearl tinted satin shirred up the centre front from the knees to the V neckline and finished' with a small Medici collar was worn by Mlss Ruth Strang for…
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Mr. and Mrs. John Warry, of Baker's Swamp, will arrive in town this week-end for the wedding of Miss Barbara Warry, of Double Bay, and Mr. George Grant, on…
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THE RT. HON. M. J. SAVAGE ...Prime Minister of New Zealand. HON. R. SEMPLE ...Minister for Public Works…
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AUTUMN-BROWN was chosen for the tailored frock and saunter coat worn by Miss Joyce Loveridge at her marriage to…
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IN yesterday morning's chill air Miss Decima Ternes, youngest daughter of the late T. Ternes and of Mrs. M. Ternes, of Coogee, arrived at 9 a.m. for her…
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Miss Grace McClosky was the first to leave after the hockey match, Telephone I. v. Noels, at Rushcutters Bay,…
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