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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1939
Page
7
A fragmented report notes a benefit event for diggers chaired by A Sheuton and Mpc Winnenge, with discussions on final arrangements. The meeting took place at a private residence, with attendees including Mrs Wood Hinwayia, Mrs Mr Wood Hinwayia, and local figures such as Lani Mavoreses and Tom.
The fragmentary report mentions Ayr Postare and guests including Mey Paul, Mrs Cullinan, Mrs Raymnané O'Hara, and Kathleen McDunnel at a blue and Bur iah themed event at Hele Vile Hotel. Names like Muss Madeleine Barry and Mr Nicrey appear among attendees in a coastal town setting.
A historical view notes fur trim used in coats hats and garments once common for men now largely a female fashion, with mention of aristocratic and ceremonial fur use and evolving tailoring. The piece explores materials styles and the decorative use of fur in garments from mantles to hats and accessories.
A fragmentary OCR passage references a decorative silver trim and a distinctive accent on a formal ensemble. The text is garbled but suggests a description of outfit embellishments and styling choices in a period-appropriate fashion note.
The fragment lists numerous Redcliffe residents and visitors spending holidays in winter at Merewether and various coastal spots including Miramar Orient, Suttons Beach, Scarborough, and Brisbane areas. Phrases mention Mr and Mrs, family groups, and several named locals taking short breaks at cottage stays and seaside homes along the Scarborough and Suttons Beach regions.
A belated account of a Belle Vue garden party hosted by Maud Mrs. V Balmer. Attendees included Major and Mrs A.V Stari, Britta Honey, Norma Tear, Alban Brel, Heather Stark, Patricia Boden, Peter Conrad, and others. Guests wore distinctive outfits and carried pink decor while the diary notes social chatter and locally listed names.
A large bridge party hosted yesterday at City Hall by the Fiveways Creche and Kindergartens Association raised funds surpassing previous years. The Lord Mayor and Mayoress hosted guests in the reception rooms with many attendees along the corridor. Committee members led by Mrs Mudie wore coordinated outfits. several officials and supporters attended, aiding the event in its charitable aims.
Miss Norma Logan was presented with a tea party style celebration led by Mr and Mrs Muncan Mewhirters at Sutheriond Avenue. In honor of her engagement to Rost Roll, guests included Mrs Stare ey Hinneick Mey A. Ross Nott and many others. The event featured plum attire, lace, and harmonising decor with a tea table and garlands, while talks of the forthcoming wedding filled the afternoon. Additional gatherings followed as invitations and farewell events were noted for the couple.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference rheumatism and health claims with scattered phrases about doctors, chemists, and sufferers. The piece is incoherent, with garbled names and terms, offering no verifiable events or quotes to anchor a clear news item.
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