Weddings Bride & 'Groom from N. Z.
A BRIDE and bridegroom, both of whom came from Auckland. New Zealand, are Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon Tait. who were married…
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Melbourne Letter Rush Of Weddings: Red Cross Activity Melbourne
Romance and Red Cross work have walked hand in hand through the last week. The tempo of life has quickened until the sympathies lying dormant in all of us have found their outlet in a perfect crescendo of activity…
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Prior to their marriage at St. Paul's Church, Harris Park, on Saturday. Miss Nellie Ashton and M. George Wright were guests of honor at a surprise…
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On Saturday at 7.15 at the Great Synagogue Rabbi Falk assisted by Rev. A. [?]azelman married Hannah Frederick, [?]aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham…
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ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S Church, Oilers, was the scene of the marriage of Betty, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Ward, of Willoween, Wandsworth, and…
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The marriage of Miss Julie Harris, eldest daughter of the late Baron Harris and of Mrs. Harris of Arnold St., Waverley, to Mr. Reg Levy, only son of Mr…
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The wedding of two popular young people was s[?]mnised when Miss Iris Lean and Mr. Reg[?] Rankins (known as Rex) were joined at the bonds of holy…
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Seldom has a more charming and exquisitely dressed bride graced the portals of St. Patrick's Church, Boorowa, as when Lily, youngest daughter of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 35 →Social and Personal. Many Country Visitors in Town.—Wedding Dates Planned.—News from Abroad
Wedding at St. Mark's. St. Mark's Church, Darling Point, has been chosen by Miss Patricia Macken for her wedding to Mr. Herbert Field, which will take…
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The robed choir of the Bexley Christ Church of England formed a guard of honour outside that church on Saturday afternoon, August 26…
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THERE is certainly a rush of "war weddings" in Sydney. Everyone is putting forward the date of their marriages, and…
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A hand-embroidered Limerick lace vell, 50 years old, was worn by Kathleen Miller, of Terminus Street, Liverpool, when she married Allan Moon, of…
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Tile wedding of two popular young people was solemnised when Miss Iris Lean and Mr. Reginald Rankiiis (Known as Rex) were joined in tile bonds of holy…
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A [?]en evening was tenaerea Mrs. Cox, of Hampton Street, Fairfield, prior] to her wedding to Mr. C. W. Stanton, of Station Street, Fairfield. The function…
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A hand-embroidered Limerick lace vell, 50 years old, was worn by Kathleen Miller, of Terminus Street, Liverpool, when she married Allan Moon, of…
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North Sydney: Jean Ivy, younger daughter of Mrs. V. Burdon, of…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at Killara Congregational Church yesterday afternoon, between Rosalind, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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As the bridegroom is a member of the Militia, the marriage of Miss Rosalind Spence with Mr. Robert Stafford Vautin which was originally planned for December 6, was put forward and took place last night at the Congregational…
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AT St. Andrew's, Roseville, the wedding was celebrated yesterday of Miss Shirley Wish Garrett and Dr. Neville Francis Babbage…
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MRS. E. CLIFFORD, of Murwillumbah and Croydon, was hostess yesterday at a party at the New Romano's in honor of the wedding…
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