Weddings. Noonan—russell
A pretty wedding of both City and country interest was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Church Hill, on September 3 at…
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Quiet Wedding at St. Canice's. Bridegroom on R.A.A.F. Reserve
AS the bridgegroom expects to be called up by the R.A.A.F., a flat at Elizabeth Bay will form the temporary home of Mr. and Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Social and Personal. Sydney Girl Designs Ballet Decor.—Wedding Plans.— Country Visitors in Town.—Arrivals from Abroad. Flew From India
At Rose Bay flying-boat base to meet her husband. Major King, on his arrival on leave from the Indian Army was Mrs. Michael King, accompanied by her…
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A surprise party, prior to the marriage of Miss Joan Allerdice, was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson, Park Road, Hurstville…
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In order to celebrate the diamond anniversary of their wedding. Mr. and Mrs. J. Millett, of Station Street, Mortdale, were entertained by a…
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The marriage was celebrated at St. Cuthbert's Church of England, Langlea, on Saturday, August 17, between Iris Madeline, youngest…
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Frost blue, one of the new spring colors, was worn by last night's bride, Miss Alethea Vickery, who was…
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On Saturday, September 7, St. Barnabas' Church of England, Ingleburn, was exquisitely decorated for the marriage of Marjorie, only daughter of Mr. and…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised at the Soldiers' Memorial Church of England. Cabramatta. on Saturday, September 14, the contracting parties being…
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On Saturday, September 7, St. Barnabas' Church of England, Ingleburn, was exquisitely decorated for the marriage of Marr[?]e, only daugnter of Mr. and…
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Their. was a large gathering at the Church of St. Thomas More, Brighton-Sands, on Saturday, September i, to witness the wedding of Miss Nancy…
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With only six hours to make preparations for her wedding yesterday, Miss Marie Schomaker probably created a record for hurried arrangements. Her fiance, Lieutenant…
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A very pretty Wedding took place on Saturday, 14th of September, at St. Andrew’s C. of E., Lakemba, when Vera, youngest daughter of Mr. and…
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FLIGHT-LIEUTENANT GORDON MACKAY, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Mackay, of Lavender Bay, and MISS NANCY MACARTHUR SNEDDON, daughter of Mrs A. W. Sne[?]don, of Clifton Gardens, whose engagement mas announced last night at a party at the…
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SEVERAL visitors from Queensland were present yesterday at the wedding of Miss Betty Deane-Butcher, elder daughter of…
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SENTIMENT played a part in the choice by Miss Lilian Leplastrier of St. Thomas's Church, Enfield, for her…
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TOKIO, Saturday. -- Japan's cupid will have to get along on a reduced budget if the governmental decree to slash the costs of weddings is adhered to. Under the new ruling,…
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September 28 has been chosen by Miss [?]rna McAuley for the date of her wedding at St. James's Church, King-Street, to Mr. Kenneth Walker. Miss McAuley,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →War-Time Diary from London Burglars Steal Tea As Well As Jewels But England Is Not On Starvation Rations War Weddings and the Purchase Tax From Betty Wilson London, August 30
ENGLISHWOMEN are taking to "battle bowlers"—not the utilitarian steel helmets which every Wren, Waaf and trousered A.R.P. warden must carry about with her, but neat little pieces of steel which fit under the smallest and most frivolous hat…
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A sudden change has been made in the wedding plans of Miss Rose-Mari[?] Waddy and Sergeant J. K. Thompson, of Cassilis, who were to have been married on…
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