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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
13
Fashion note highlights monochrome trends and glossy styles. Mentions vibrant hues and chic silhouettes with playful phrasing reflecting vintage fashion journalism. Readers are invited to catch appeals of bold contrasts and modern ensembles.
The Milton Congregational event yesterday morning featured Mr Harry Stephen and Miss Maud Gubby as central figures. Attendants included Mr Dunging Model and Mrs Gubby, with Mr Victor Dean and Mrs Teal among guests. Brides frocks in lavender cream and Wedgwood blue hues drew attention, while the bride wore a lace straw hat and pink bouquet. After the ceremony the couple planned to travel to Glasgow for further celebrations.
A report of remarks by Mr FT Crass at a Queensland Women’s Electoral League conference. He urged moderation in politics, warned against extremism, and called for reasonable action on public crises. The event featured talks on women’s work, credit confidence, and societal duties, with audience thanks to speakers including Mrs W.S. Anderma and Mrs Lindsay.
A crowded Brisbane paper item lists social topics including visits from relatives and friends, trips to Sydney and London, convalescence news from the Menzies hospital, and plans for upcoming journeys and events. Names of residents and locations such as Rockhampton, Brisbane, Wyreema, and London appear among the notices.
A wedding accompanied by a formal ceremony at Beunleigh Metical Church. The bride Miss Grambyedxtt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Watt Cramp, wore ivory satin with embroidered veil and carried mauve stocks. The bridegroom Mr. Robert Velvet Wary acted as best man. reception followed at the Royal Beemleigh. The couple departed for a honeymoon after the reception.
The marriage of Archubuld Imholf to Agnes Quinlan Willarth took place at St James and Sain Bon, Custon, on September 11, with Rev Father Gosarove officiating. The bride wore white Shantung and lace, escorted by her brother, with three bridesmaids and three groomsmen. A reception followed at Clifton Arms Hotel, hosted by Mr and Mrs Stamel, and the couple planned a honeymoon touring the Northern Rivers of New South Wales.
The ceremony at St Marys Church Warwick featured Mr Deniseyan as best man and Mies Ryan attended as bridesmaid. Minstrel singing and a light repast followed the knot, with the groom carving a bogart cake. Relatives gathered as the couple received guests at the reception in Mountain Hall.
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A fragmentary account describes children traveling in the country for a first time, enjoying a supervised excursion with organizers including Mrs. Ribbeows and a scout committee. The text lists locations such as Loch Lomond, Boyle School, Killarney, and Linea, and mentions a seaside home and a planned Friday picnic supervised by officials and attendants.
Mrs. J M Bye and Misetta Byrne presided at a Catholic Daughters gathering in honor of members and visitors. Attendees wore navy crepe and brick red straw hats while a program featured poetry recitations by Mr Byrne and a welcoming speech by Mrs O'Brien.
A scrambled readers' diary fragment mentions Seance Ya ads and various names, hinting at a puzzle or coded note. It references War, a person named Tomyth Ana, and locations hinted as Hennentea and GENTE Ghteh, with scattered phrases about troops and a public figure.
Ministers and delegates Arum Ulla and gerberan formed the floral decorations in the school Toll of the City Tabernacle during an evening tea for the annual Queensland Baptist Union meeting. Miss A. L. Grimes supervised with help from four churches including Albion and Fairfield representatives and several ladies from Nundah and Enorera.
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