Reception Held At Bride S Home At Ainslie
Miss Janet McIntyre and Mr Colin Crapp were married at St Patrick s Church Braddon on Saturday The reception followed at the bride s mother and stepfather s home in Chaffey Crescent Ainslie The bridal party wore satin and nylon outfits with frangipanni bouquets The cake was by Mrs M Denley and the bride s silver horseshoe symbol linked to her mother s wedding 16 years earlier The travelling outfit was a blue embossed faille ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet McIntyre
Colin Crapp
St. Patrick's Church, Braddon
Judith Cleary
R. E. Crapp
Kingston
Ronald Edwards
Graham
Crapp
Sergeants Form Guard Of Honour At Wedding
Members of the Sergeants' Mess at the Royal Military College Duntroon formed a guard of honour for Warrant Officer Trevor McQuinn and his bride after their marriage at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church. The bride Sister June Hardy of Canberra Hospital, daughter of Mrs H L Hardy of Alexander Otago New Zealand, and the bridegroom son of Mr H McQuinn of Warrnambool Victoria, were joined by a sword arch as they left. The couple were attended by Mrs Cecilia Hatton and Sergeant George Hatton, with Warrant Officer I C R Vagg giving the bride away and hosting a reception in the Sergeants' Mess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Military College, Duntroon
Trevor McQuinn
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
June Hardy
Canberra Community Hospital
8. L. Hardy
Alexandra
Otago
New Zealand
J. L. Hardy
H. McQuinn
Warrnambool
Victoria
B. McQuinn
Cecilia Hatton
Torrens Street
Braddon
Iilac
George Hatton
I C. R. Vagg
St. Andrew's Church
McQuinn
New
Newlyweds to Make Home at Darwin
A couple married at St Christopher's Pro Cathedral on Saturday plan to live in Darwin. Miss Maureen Murphy, daughter of J. B. Murphy of Springmount Victoria, wed L.A.C. Ronald Body, son of W. M. Body of Victoria. The ceremony was followed by a reception at Hotel Canberra. The bride wore a white brocade ballerina frock with blue accessories and a bouquet of pink carnations and blue delphiniums. the bridesmaid carried pink carnations and blue delphiniums. Best man was Corporal Lyle Williams of the R.A.A.F. Caneberra. The bridegroom wore a blue linen sheath frock with white flowers for going away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
La.c
Darwin
St. Christopher's Pro Cathedral
Maureen Murphy
Patricia Farmer
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Eleas
Sunbeam
Remington
Rollecomb
Motorola” Portable
Kelloggs
Ast
Cusack
Guy Coleman
Linsay Hardy
Bride
Ainslie
Canberra
Phillips Newsagency
Petrie Street
Newcastle
Choore
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