Church Best for Weddings
Four prominent Sydney hostesses yesterday "deplored registry office marriages." They were attacking the statement by the Rev. W. G. Coughlan,…
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Garden Wedding
In the picturesque garden at Tarwin Meadows, South Gippsland, the home of tile bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. Murray Black, the wedding of…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Stitching a Wedding Dress... She had made it herself, stitch by stich, twelve years ago. And she had sewn into its seams, she now realised, far more than she thought
Started about her birthday, but [?] that rambled on to other [?]ers, as quarrels do. A loaf of [?] bread payed a part large…
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Readers are invited to send in reports of weddings and any other interesting social functions. Reports must be…
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Married twenty five years ago, Mr. and Mrs. C. Moon entertained fifty relatives and friends at a house party held on Wednesday. Congratulations…
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Mrs. Gordon Dudley, of Alma-street, Parramatta, journeyed to Cowra at the Easter week-end for the wedding of her sister, Miss Nora Neville, to Mr. G…
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FOUR SOLDIERS WERE MARRIED at one ceremony by Padre Rex Dakers at Puckapunyal Camp, Victoria. Padre Dakers is seen giving his blessing. The soldiers shown with their brides are (from left): Private L. R. Gardner, Private H. F. Groves,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Lavender Bay Wedding. Say—McKeown
St. Francis Xavier's Church, Lavender Bay, was thronged with onlookers and guests on Easter Monday, when Miss Marie Agnes McKeown was married to Mr…
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A pre-wedding party, in honour of Miss Mary Plunkett, who is to be married to Mr Jack Koop, was held at Penrith Convent School Hall on…
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The wedding of Miss Patricia Waite. of New Lambton, Newcastle, and Mr. Eric Bawden, of Dubbo, was solemnised in St. Mary's Church of England,…
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The marriage of Mary, only daughter of Mrs. F. Sheridan and the late Mr. D. B. G. Sheridan, of Elizabeth Bay, to Edmund, elder son of Mrs. M. E…
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News From Holland. Latest news of Miss Gabrielle Ruys, who, with her mother Mrs. T.A.M. Ruys, of The Hague Holland visited Sydney about two years…
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OF interest in two States is the wedding which took place yesterday at St. John's Church, Darlinghurst, of Miss Lorna Hill, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. W…
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A pre-wedding social was tendered to Miss M. Faram and Mr. D. Burgess in the Hurstvllie Presbyterian Church on Wednesday, March 27. Miss…
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Green and white flowers to tone with the frocking decorated St. James' Church of England, West Kogarah, on Easter Saturday for…
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The wedding of Miss. Elizabeth (Betty) Conroy, daughter of the late J. J. Conroy, of Wynyard, Tasmania, and of Mrs. Conroy, of Hobart, with Dr. Francis J…
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A very pretty wedding that created widespread interest was celebrated last Saturday evening, when two very popular members of Liverpool Golf Club were…
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A very pretty wedding that created widespread interest was celebrated last Saturday evening, when two very popular [?] of Liverpool Golf Club were…
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The marriage of Miss Betty Austin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Austin, of Wambianna, Trangie, and Mr. Sep. Halliday, of Scone. son of the late Mr. E. J. Halliday and of…
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