Mother Made Veil for Daughter. Wedding at Synagogue
A Honiton lace veil, made by her mother, was worn by Miss Aylsa Levy, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Levy, of Bellevue Hill, for her…
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Wedding This Month
—Monte Luke. MISS MARY GANNON, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Gannon, of Paddington, whose wedding with Mr…
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Mrs. Edward Layden, whose marriage took place recently at St. Alban's Church Corrimal, was formerly Miss Elma Bishop, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bishop, of Russell Vale. The bridegroom is the youngest son of Mrs. and the late Mr. W. Layden, of Corrimal. From left to…
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Miss Mollie Johnson, of Yarroma, Randwick, to use her own words, is "in a positive whirl" completing arrangements for her wedding on…
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St. Paul's Church, Emu Plains, which had been tastefully decorated in shades of pink (to match the bride's frock) by Mrs R. M. and Miss M…
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Prior to her marriage to Mr. David Hill on Saturday, Miss Mary Creagh, who is a member of one of Parramatta's best-known families, was entertained, at…
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Prior to her marriage to Mr. S. Coates, which was celebrated on Saturday, Miss Jean Morrissey, of Granville, was guest of honor at asocial evening hold in the…
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More than 40 relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. P. Bowman, of Marion-street, Parramatta, assembled at their residence on Saturday evening to…
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A happy little function took place at the Granville Baptist Church on Monday night, when members of the Christian Endeavour and Sunday School…
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The Holy Trinity Church, Granville, was chosen by Miss Jean Morrissey for her marriage to Mr. Samuel Coates, of Parramatta, which was celebrated on…
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A well-known Auburn couple, Mr. H. S. Ashe and Miss Sadie Smith, are to be married in the Auburn Salvation Army Citadel at 3.30 p.m. on…
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With gentlemen as the bride, bridesmaids, etc., and ladies as the bridegroom and his suite, the Lidcombe M.U.I.O.O.F. staged a hilarious mock wedding at its…
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At St. Mary's Church, Concord, on the 7th ult., the marriage was solemnised of Maud, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sherwood, of Strathfield, and…
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A TAILORED costume of brown, worn with matching accessories, was chosen by Miss Edna Reisenger, of Young, for her marriage at Toowoomba,…
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More than eighty guests were present at the Memorial School of Arts, Guildford, when Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Single celebrated their silver wedding. On…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised by Arendeacon Begbie at St. John's Church, Parramatta, on Saturday, August 21, when Catherine Joan, only…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →— Social and Personal. — Famous Tennis Player's Wedding.— Left Shanghai by Last Plane.— Farewell Parties.— Travellers Arrive and Leave
Last Air Travellers Leave. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Cumming, of Bellevue Hill, who returned to sydney in the Changte yesterday, were the last travellers to leave…
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A bridal gown of ice-blue and silver flat crepe, with a matching veil of tulle, held to the head by a cluster of orange blossom, was chosen by Miss Nell…
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The wet pavements caused by last night's downpour of rain made it difficult for the bride and bridesmaids to negotiate the journey from their cars to the church at the wedding of Miss Norma Carpenter and Mr. John Brain al St. Stephen's Church, Macquarie Street…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Spotlight on Society Taking her King's School sons to Queensland for holiday . .. Dropped in at Wheogo and saw the Gaden twins . . . Off to Tambar Springs to-morrow . . . Taken cottage at Bowral . . . Back from attending daughter's wedding in Scotland
MRS. W. G. GOODRICH, of "Warroo," Inglewood, Queensland, arrived in Sydney last week, and is staying at Usher's Hotel. She will…
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