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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
2
Canberra diary notes social gatherings and travel plans among officials and families. Attendees include Swedish and Australian officials, High Commission figures, and diplomats hosting Christmas events, parties for members and children, and upcoming visits to Canberra and Adelaide.
A Canberra worker Major forma mer sends greetings from the ACT. A public appeal by the Canberra branch of the Old Age and Invalid Pensioners Association results in a Christmas donation for aged patients in the hospital. The Anglican Archbishop of Brisbane, His Grace Rev R Halse, will preach at St Paul’s Church next Sunday night.
Five Canberra couples wed at St John’s Church of England as Prime Minister Menzies sends cables to bride Milas Laurel Dawn Mahoney and other attendees include Mrs Menzies and Mrs Brown. A reception at Hotel Canberra followed and the couple depart for a Canberra honeymoon, with many congratulatory messages received across Australia.
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