Century Old Brooch for Wedding
AN heirloom brooch, about 100 years old, will provide the something old which Miss Wenda Joan Sweet will wear for her wedding with…
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North Shore Wedding
A reception at the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, Kirribilli, followed the wedding of Miss Marie Winifred Jones and Mr. Russell…
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A double wedding was celebrated at the Catholic Church, Rooty Hill, on Saturday afternoon, last. The contracting parties were, in the one…
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St. Mark's Church of England, Granville, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Saturday, September 30, when Elvie. Irene, younger daughter of…
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Miss Nancy Jones, daughter of the late Mr F. C. Jones and of Mrs Jones, of "Ravenspur," Penrith, whose quiet marriage with Mr B. Spence, younger…
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THE wedding of Miss Norah Boyce, youngest daughter of Mr. Justice and Mrs. F. S. Boyce, of Pymble, and Mr. Andrew ("Dan") Scott, eldest son…
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The wedding of Miss Sylvia Tucknott eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Tuck[?] of Merrylands to Mr. David Levy [?] son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Levy of…
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THE somewhat natural pride which is taken in the detailed descriptions of wedding ceremonies frequently causes some embarrassment to the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Social and Personal. [?] Melbourne for Cup.—Pre-Wedding Parties.—Returning from Abroad.—Country Visitors. Arrived From England
Lady Rutherford, of Cambridge, who arrived from England yesterday is the guest of Mrs. Hurst Seager, of Wahroonga, during her stay in Sydney. Lady Rutherford is the…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Weddings Celebrated Yesterday. Heirloom Handkerchief Worn
A HONITON lace handkerchief more than 100 years old, which has been carried at weddings in the bride's family for four generations was tucked in the belt of Miss Wendy…
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MISS MIMI MINNETT (right), and her cousin, MISS JOY MINNETT. The former will wed Mr. Alan Wood, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wood, of Turramurra, on November 25 at the "Shore" Chapel, and Miss Joy Minnett will be the only bridesmaid. After the ceremony, which will…
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A wedding of interest in local football circles was solemnised in the Kogarah Presbyterian Church on Saturday afternoon, October 21, when…
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Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Stacy, of Dunmore Street, Bexley, celebrated their golden wedding on Monday. They were married at Surry Hills on…
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Cluster's of flowers decorated the Archbishop's Chapel of St. Mary's Cathedral when the wedding was celebrated…
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Cootamundra: Esme Lucille, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Harris, of Wallendbeen, and Clifford, only son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F…
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Mias Ray R. Roder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Roder of Old South Head Road. Bellevue Hill, was married to Phillip Shultz, son of Mr. and Mrs…
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Mr. George Le Couteur, the eldest son of the headmaster of Newington College Stanmore, Mr. P. R. Le Couteur and Mrs. Le Couteur, who has been attached to the…
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A lovely frock of needle-run lace, made in old-world fashion, was worn by Miss Vera Joyce Barkess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Barkess, of…
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OF country interest was the wedding yesterday, at St. Martin's Church, Killara, of Miss Mary Lethbridge King and Mr. John Walcott Newton…
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