Weddings Of Interest
THE wedding of Miss Cora Murray, younger, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. T. W. Murray, to Mr. Stanley Brittain, of the…
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All Hammondville At First Local Wedding
ALL Hammondville turned out on Saturday afternoon to see the wedding of their first bride, Miss Olive Field, to Mr. Thomas C. Pullen, of Liverpool. The 19-year-old bride and her…
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THE KING driving from Buckingham Palace to hold a levee at St. James's Palace. Pictures on this Page arrived Today…
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TO celebrate the first anniversary of their wedding, which took place a year ago today. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyic Greenwell gave a cocktail…
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SEVERAL years ago producers discovered that William Powell and Myrna Loy comprised a most entertaining and profitable team of costars. In drama or comedy, the Powell-Loy pair have…
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Three members of the Red Cross Headquarters [?]ounger Set, who are to be married early in April, are, MISS PHYLLIS PARKER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Parker of Long Nose Point, Balmain, who will marry Mr. Raymond C. Campion, at St. Stephens Church, on April 7. MISS RUTH DENNETT[?]…
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Misses[?] Coralie Jagelman Mid Betty Kelly, who will be bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Gladys Meacle, of Centennial Park, were joint hostesses at a cocktail party at Miss…
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AFTER weeks of parties and preparations, during which the whole countryside has literally been on tiptoes, with excitement, the day has…
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MEMBERS of the Police Choir will a form a guard of honor at the Concord Methodist Church on Saturday next, on the occasion of the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Orange Blossom and Wedding Bells Orange Blossom Halo--- Heather From Scotland---Arch of Tennis Racquets for Bridal Couple---Gown of French Lace and Satin---Bridesmaids in Wisteria Net---Tuberoses and Frangipanni Popular Choice for Bouquets CARTER—CLARKE
Orange Blossom Halo - - - Heather From Scotland - - - Arch of Tennis Racquets for Bridal Couple - - - Gown of French Lace and Satin - - - Bridesmaids in Wisteria Net - - - Tuberoses and Frangipanni Popular Choice for Bouquets…
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Miss Ethel Moore, a popular member of the staff of Johnson's of Parramatta, who will shortly be married to Mr. David Hyades, of Westmead, was the…
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The marriage of Miss Laurie Isabelle Mable Beckford, twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Beckford, West Ryde, to Mr. George Henry Gear, only son of…
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CANON Hammond returned from a holiday tour of New Zealand to conduct the first wedding at his pioneer village, Hammondville, last Saturday…
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AT the Presbyterian Church, Berrigan, Mabel, daughter or the late Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Liddle, of Jerilderie, was married to Elmo, second son of Mrs…
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The mintage of Miss Eileen Mary McLeod, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McLeod, of Merrylands, and Mr. Arthur Judson, only son of Mr. and Mrs…
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The wedding of Miss Betty Simms and Mr. Linden Wilson took place at St. Patrick's Church, Guildford, on Saturday last…
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A gown of ivory georgette mounted on matching crepe-de-chine was worn by Miss Doris English, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. English, of North Sydney,…
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—Dorothy Welding. MISS J E M I N A WARNEMINDE, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. S. Warneminde, of Glen Heather, Mudgee,…
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MR. and MRS. GEORGE VAUGHAN leaving St. Philip's Church after their wedding last night. The bride was formerly Miss Ha[?]cl Horley, of Pennant Hills. —Davne. MRS. BRINDLEY BETTINGTON,…
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Many weddings were celebrated in Sydney yesterday, and at the wedding of Miss Dorothy McDonald, at Muswellbrook, the bride had five attendants, including three matrons of honour AN all-white colour scheme was…
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