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BALLARAT (Vic.), Wednesday.--Reginald Williams, 27, gardener at Langi Willi Station (Skipton), came to Ballarat on Good Friday to marry…
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Country Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDermott, who were married last night at Orange, intend to live at the Duntryleague Country Club at Orange until they…
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WELL-KNOWN Australian cricketers, Messrs. Stan. McCabe and W. J. O'Reilly, who are old schoolfriends of the bridegroom, were…
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A gown of deep cream velvet swathed at the back and beaded with gold and silver at the waistline was worn by Miss Edna Bowen, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bowen,…
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After an engagement lasting nearly four years, it is announced that the marriage of Mr. Kenneth Harington, younger son of Judge and Mrs. Edward Harington, and the…
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EVERY year there are octogenarians who say "I will"; every year the altar draws its feeble quota of 70-year-old brides and bridegrooms. Age is no barrier to marital happiness. But, at the same time, statistics…
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ST. PAUL'S Church of England, Lithgow, was beautifully decorated for the marriage of Miss Constance Hunter, second daughter of…
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MISS BONNIE BOON, only child of Mr. and Mrs. B. Boon, of the Union Bank of the Australia, Ltd., Tamworth, whose marriage with the Rev. E. J…
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The wedding of Mr. Donald Mackinnon, son of the late Mr. L. K. S. Mackinnon, of Melbourne, formerly chairman of the Victoria Racing Club, took place in London to-day, to…
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Miss Lucy Agnes Cameron, second daughter of the Director of State Lotteries (Mr. J. R, Cameron) and Mrs. Cameron, of Hurlstone Park, was…
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WIDESPREAD interest attaches to the wedding at Beaudesert, Queensland, on Monday, of Miss Onorah Joyce and…
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A MORNING wedding was chosen by Miss Lucy Agnes Cameron, the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cameron, of Hurlstone Park (the…
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A Mrs. Dak[?] j lent by worn by m[?] park, was eldest daug and Furbank, Furbank [?] for oxford Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →News of the Week. Weddings in Melbourne. The Western District is Coming to Town. (From Our Special Representative.) Melbourne
SEVERAL important weddings have been planned for this month. The latest announcement…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →After- Easter Weddings Planned for To-day Many Country Visitors to Attend Lovely Gowns Chosen for Brides and 'Maids
THE week following Easter is always a popular time for weddings. Several well-known young people have chosen to-day for their marriages, which will be of great interest to the city, country and interstate…
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"Le Journal de Rouen" asserts that Queen Mary will attend the Duke of Windsor's wedding at Saint Saens, near Rouen, adding. "Our…
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TO say farewell to Mrs. E. J. Watt, who with her husband will leave shortly on a trip to England, the Misses Mabel and…
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BRIDES and bridesmaids who shiver in silk for winter weddings, might, take a tip from the C.W.A. All-Wool Exhibition, which will' be opened in David Jones's auditorium this afternoon. Pride of place is given to the figure…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →For Women Weddings Celebrated Yesterday. Two of Interstate Interest
Rich materials patterned with gold or silver threads were worn by brides at yesterday's weddings, and, as a result, the frocks were, for the most part, simply cut. More elaborate were the bridesmaids' frocks, many made on picture lines with unusual two-colour effects…
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Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Seguss, of Daceyville, entertained relatives and friends last night, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of their…
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