Can't Find Veil on Wedding Eve
A bride-to-be is desperately combing Sydney to find the veil for her wedding at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. She lost it on a railway…
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Weddings
â¢Congratulations are being extended to the following couples who were married during the past week: Mr. B. Marks to Miss D…
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BLACK cinders were still dropping from the charred rafters of All Saints Church, Woollahra, yesterday afternoon when the first white-elad bride arrived for her wedding…
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Many guests from Inverell, Grafton, and other parts of northern New South Wales attended the wedding on Saturday…
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[?] Mr. A. [?] for [?] Church Merrylands…
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BRISBANE, Wednesday.--Miss Margaret June Glasson, a graduate in Veterinary Science of Sydney University, will be…
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The first radio-telephone bride, Mrs. Howard Aufderheide, who was married last July, will leave for America today by the Staghound. Before her marriage, she was Miss Rose Mitchell, of Arncliffe…
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At Shore College Chapel yesterday, Miss Alma Masey married Mr. Jack Fitzsimons, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fitzsimons, of Rose Bay…
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Well known author and publisher, Mr. Guy Ward, completed a 35,000 mile flying tour this month to be in England for the wedding of his daughter, Miss Paulina Ward, and Captain Frank Hawksworth of the Royal Artillery…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- Thirteen people were taken ill with food poisoning at Wallasey yesterday after attending a wedding reception. They…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- Thirteen people were taken ill with food poisoning at Wallasey yesterday after attending a wedding reception. They…
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DECENTLY celebrated at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, Coonamble, was the marriage of Barbara Ann…
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At St. George's Church of England, Hurstville, on August 31, the marriage was celebrated between Shirley, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Firth, of Donald Street, Hurstville, celebrated the anniversary of their silver wedding in the Scouts' Hall on the 7th…
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FAREWELL luncheon party at Prince's yesterday for Mrs. Barrington Funnell, who before her marriage last February to Lieutenant Funnell, R.N.V.R., was Claire Pritchard, youngest daughter of Mrs. M. Pritchard, of Gunnedah, New South Wales…
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A pretty little wedding was solemnised at Saint Ann's Church of England, Hammondville, on Saturday last, the 14th September at 3.30 p.m., the…
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The marriage of Merle Veronica Keyes youngest daughter of Mrs. J. Delaney. Mt. Pritchard, to Clive Baden Edvard Hubbard, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs…
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A tastefully decorated, church, the work chiefly of Mr. A. Smith was the setting for a very pretty wedding at the Bapti[?] Church, Merrylands, on…
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A pretty wedding was witnessed at the Methodist Church, Fairfield, on September 7, at 4.30 p.m., when Peg, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Stein, of…
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On Saturday, September 7. at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, the marriage took place of Irene Ethel, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brown,…
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