Honeymoons on Island. Weddings Yesterday
A visit to Lord Howe Island in the Morinda, which will sail this morning, has been chosen for their honeymoon by Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Curlewis, whose…
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MISS BRENDA GIBBONS, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. H. Gibbons, of Narrabeen, who will marry Mr. Mark Wentworth Brown,…
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OF counter interest was the marriage Yesterday, at St. Mary's Church, North Sydney, of Miss Norma Coates, eldest daughter of Mr…
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Diamond Wedding had nothing to do with the finish of the Bondi Handicap at Randwick yesterday, but she struck trouble during the race…
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Many country people came to Sydney for the wedding on Saturday night of Miss Norma Coates, elder daughter of Mr. Norman Coates, of Wagga, to Mr…
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Interstate interest was attached to the wedding or Miss Rita Burch, the only daughter of the Deputy Director of Navigation in Brisbane. Captain I. J. Burch, and Mrs. Butch,…
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Many good wishes were extended by their friends to Miss Mollie Patterson and Mr. Bill Farnsworth on Saturday afternoon, when in honour of their marriage, which will take…
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At the reception which followed the wedding of Miss Norma Glasser and Mr. Louis Solomon at the Great Synagogue last night, the engagement…
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A WEDDING, of interest both in Sydney and in Brisbane is that of Miss Margaret Mary Pixley, only daughter of the late Arthur Pixley…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at st. Stephen's , Lidcombe, on January 18, when Miss Eileen May Royston, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Royston, of…
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An ex-student of Abbottsleigh College, Wahroonga, Miss Dawn McCormick will be married to Mr. H. C. ("Nobby") Clarke at St. Mary's Church of England,…
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A pretty wedding was solemnised at the Methodist Church, St. Marys, on 10th December, the contracting parties being between Edna, eldest daughter…
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DAINTY lemon georgette frocks, mounted on taffeta slips, were worn by the bridesmaids at the marriage of Miss Margaret Macauley, eldest daughter of…
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Following her twenty-first birthday party, which was held in the Masonic Hall, Guildford, on January 14, Miss Gloria Ireland and Mr. Alfred Monto…
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The essential features of the marriage service are fully discussed, from the historical standpoint, by Father Thurston…
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Rev. Father T. Cronin officiated at the marriage of Miss Peggy Carroll, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Carroll, of Mayfield, and Mr. Mervyn…
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For her wedding, which was celebrated at St. Mary's Church, North Sydney, on Saturday, January 28, Miss Norma Coates, eldest daughter of Mr. N. Coates, of…
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St. Mary's Church, Concord, was beautifully decorated with white agapanthus, gladioli and palms by friends of bride on Saturday. January 7, on the occasion of…
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The matron of honor, Mrs. George Ewing, will wear a cyclamen organdie frook, with a very full skirt, over, a blue taffeta Underskirt, which will be…
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A GOLDEN hair bracelet which [?] ginally belonged to her great- great-grandmother and is now the property of her aunt, Miss Crawford…
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