PACKER - CLEMENTS
Wedding Notice Murray Pioneer 26 January 1950
PACKER -CLEMENTS
Wedding at Barmera
Beautiful bowls and vases of flowers arranged by Mesdames L.W. Clements and R.F. Woods, decorated the Barmera Congregational Church, on Saturday January 7, for the marriage of Irene Verna, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs L.W. Clements, of Cobdogla, with Arthur Roy, eldest son of Mr and Mrs A.R. Packer, of Forest Range. The Rev. R.F. Woods officiated, and Mr. C. Ayling was organist. The bride, who was given away by her father, was a lovely figure, gowned in magnolia slipper satin. The bodice was fitted on a tulle yoke, with satin applique flowers, making a graceful neckline. The sleeves were fitting and poined over the wrists. The skirt was fully gathered at the hips, giving a bustle effect, and merging into a long train. She wore a coronet of ornage blossom on her hair, and an embroidered tulle veil. Her bouquet was of cream mixed flowers with a touch of pink. The bride wore the groom's gift, a triple pearl necklace, with ear-rings to match.The attendants were the Misses Natalie and Gwen Clements (sister of the bride), Betty Packer (sister of the bridegroom) and little Noleen Perry (bride's cousin). The bridesmaid's frock of apple green, lavender and pink maruisette were made over taffeta slips. They had gathered necklines and full skirts. Plaited marquisette of the same shades, with shoulder veils of tulle to tone and dotted with spriggs of pastel shaded for-get-me-knots, formed the headdress. The flowergirl was frocked in white marquisette, made on similar lines to the other attendants. Each wore mittins to match her frock. A basket of mixed flowers was carried by the flowergirl, who was preceded the bride into the church. Pearl necklets were worn by all of the girls. The bridegroom was attended by Messrs. Neville Norton, Robert Packer and Ervin Clements. During the signing of the register, Mrs. A. Pengilly sang "Oh Promise Me." As the bride left the church a satin slipper was hung on her arm by her mother, and lucky horseshoes by Janet Packer and Brenton Perry.
Mrs. L.W. Clements, mother of the bride, wore a mist grey beaded ensemble, with a deeper shade for her hat, gloves, handbag and shoes. Mrs. A.R. Packer wore a black coat, over her chartreuse frock with black hat and accessories. About 50 friends were entertained at a reception at the home of the bride's parents. The bridal couple and their parents received the guests. Mr. W. Moulds was toast master. After the reception the evening was spent in the decorated garage, dancing and playing games, to music supplied by Mrs. Aufderhelde, of Basket Range, with his accordion. For travelling the bride chose a London tan frock, gloves handbag and shoes, and wore a sea-green coat and hat to match. The couple's future home will be at Barmera.
PACKER -CLEMENTS
Wedding at Barmera
Beautiful bowls and vases of flowers arranged by Mesdames L.W. Clements and R.F. Woods, decorated the Barmera Congregational Church, on Saturday January 7, for the marriage of Irene Verna, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs L.W. Clements, of Cobdogla, with Arthur Roy, eldest son of Mr and Mrs A.R. Packer, of Forest Range. The Rev. R.F. Woods officiated, and Mr. C. Ayling was organist. The bride, who was given away by her father, was a lovely figure, gowned in magnolia slipper satin. The bodice was fitted on a tulle yoke, with satin applique flowers, making a graceful neckline. The sleeves were fitting and poined over the wrists. The skirt was fully gathered at the hips, giving a bustle effect, and merging into a long train. She wore a coronet of ornage blossom on her hair, and an embroidered tulle veil. Her bouquet was of cream mixed flowers with a touch of pink. The bride wore the groom's gift, a triple pearl necklace, with ear-rings to match.The attendants were the Misses Natalie and Gwen Clements (sister of the bride), Betty Packer (sister of the bridegroom) and little Noleen Perry (bride's cousin). The bridesmaid's frock of apple green, lavender and pink maruisette were made over taffeta slips. They had gathered necklines and full skirts. Plaited marquisette of the same shades, with shoulder veils of tulle to tone and dotted with spriggs of pastel shaded for-get-me-knots, formed the headdress. The flowergirl was frocked in white marquisette, made on similar lines to the other attendants. Each wore mittins to match her frock. A basket of mixed flowers was carried by the flowergirl, who was preceded the bride into the church. Pearl necklets were worn by all of the girls. The bridegroom was attended by Messrs. Neville Norton, Robert Packer and Ervin Clements. During the signing of the register, Mrs. A. Pengilly sang "Oh Promise Me." As the bride left the church a satin slipper was hung on her arm by her mother, and lucky horseshoes by Janet Packer and Brenton Perry.
Mrs. L.W. Clements, mother of the bride, wore a mist grey beaded ensemble, with a deeper shade for her hat, gloves, handbag and shoes. Mrs. A.R. Packer wore a black coat, over her chartreuse frock with black hat and accessories. About 50 friends were entertained at a reception at the home of the bride's parents. The bridal couple and their parents received the guests. Mr. W. Moulds was toast master. After the reception the evening was spent in the decorated garage, dancing and playing games, to music supplied by Mrs. Aufderhelde, of Basket Range, with his accordion. For travelling the bride chose a London tan frock, gloves handbag and shoes, and wore a sea-green coat and hat to match. The couple's future home will be at Barmera.
PACKER - HARKER
Marriage Notice South Australian Gazette & Colonial Register 20 October 1838
October 17 - William Packer to Mary Harker
October 17 - William Packer to Mary Harker
PAECH - BATTYE
Marriage Notice Advertiser 23 October 1943
PAECH - BATTYE:- The marriage of Mary Julia, daughter of Mr. & Mr. L.G. Paech, Underdale, to Gavin Ross, son of Lieut.- Mrs. Battye, Underdale will be solemnised at St. Johns Church, Halifax, at tonight at 6.30pm.
PAECH - BATTYE:- The marriage of Mary Julia, daughter of Mr. & Mr. L.G. Paech, Underdale, to Gavin Ross, son of Lieut.- Mrs. Battye, Underdale will be solemnised at St. Johns Church, Halifax, at tonight at 6.30pm.
PAECH - BUTTERFIELD
Marriage Notice The Advertiser 22 March 1919
PAECH - BUTTERFIELD - On the 21 December 1918 by Rev. W.T. Wiltshire at the Methodist Church, Brooklyn Park, Leonard Giles, only son of H. Paech, Norwood, to Ada Mary, third daughter of H. G. Butterfield, Lockleys.
PAECH - BUTTERFIELD - On the 21 December 1918 by Rev. W.T. Wiltshire at the Methodist Church, Brooklyn Park, Leonard Giles, only son of H. Paech, Norwood, to Ada Mary, third daughter of H. G. Butterfield, Lockleys.
PAECH - DOLLMAN
Marriage Notice Advertiser 13 January 1903
PAECH – DOLLMAN – On the 7th January, at St Augustine’s Church, Unley, by the Rev. E.A. Forbes, Bernard Paul, youngest son of C. Paech, sen., Palmer to Minnie second daughter of W. Dollman, of Parkside
PAECH – DOLLMAN – On the 7th January, at St Augustine’s Church, Unley, by the Rev. E.A. Forbes, Bernard Paul, youngest son of C. Paech, sen., Palmer to Minnie second daughter of W. Dollman, of Parkside
PAECH - HALL
Marriage Notice The Advertiser Tuesday 18 May 1897
PAECH - HALL:- On the 21st April, at the residence
of the bride's parents, by Mr. T.J. Gore, C.H. Gustav, third son of the late
J.F.W. Paech, of Ravenswood, Hahndorf, to Sarah G., youngest daughter, of Mr. P.
Hall, Adelaide.
PAECH - PAXTON
Marriage Notice The Advertiser Friday 8 March 1907
PAECH - PAXTON:- On the 8th September 1906, at Claremont, Western Australia, by the Rev. R. Fischer, Bernhard, eldest son of Wm. Paech, Monarto, to Maude, second daughter of Mrs. E. Sounders and the late Thomas Paxton, of Adelaide.
PAECH - PAXTON:- On the 8th September 1906, at Claremont, Western Australia, by the Rev. R. Fischer, Bernhard, eldest son of Wm. Paech, Monarto, to Maude, second daughter of Mrs. E. Sounders and the late Thomas Paxton, of Adelaide.
PANNELL - LUCAS
Marriage Notice Naracoorte Herald 7th February 1949
PANNELL - LUCAS - The marriage of Lilian A., elder daughter of Mr and Mrs. E.W. Pannell, of Naracoorte, to Douglas A., son of Mr and Mrs C.J. Lucas, of Pomborneit, Nth Vic., will be solemnised in the Methodist Church, Naracoorte, on Thursday, February 10th, at 7p.m.
PANNELL - LUCAS - The marriage of Lilian A., elder daughter of Mr and Mrs. E.W. Pannell, of Naracoorte, to Douglas A., son of Mr and Mrs C.J. Lucas, of Pomborneit, Nth Vic., will be solemnised in the Methodist Church, Naracoorte, on Thursday, February 10th, at 7p.m.
PANNELL - SKINNER
Marriage Notice Naracoorte Herald 23 February 1950
The marriage of Margaret Joan, elder daughter of MR and Mrs Frank Pannell, Naracoorte, to Leonard George (R.A.N.) only son of Mr and Mrs F.J. Skinner, Earlwood, Sydney, was solemnised at St Mary's Star of the Sea, Darwin, on 11th of February, by Rev. Father Flynn.
The marriage of Margaret Joan, elder daughter of MR and Mrs Frank Pannell, Naracoorte, to Leonard George (R.A.N.) only son of Mr and Mrs F.J. Skinner, Earlwood, Sydney, was solemnised at St Mary's Star of the Sea, Darwin, on 11th of February, by Rev. Father Flynn.
PARKER - LORRAINE
Marriage Notice The Advertiser 2 August 1948
PARKER-LORRAINE —The marriage of Melva Joyce, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Parker, of Devon Park, to Clarence James, only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lorraine, of Kilkenny will be celebrated at Holy Trinity Church on Friday. August 6. at 7p.m.
PARKER-LORRAINE —The marriage of Melva Joyce, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Parker, of Devon Park, to Clarence James, only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lorraine, of Kilkenny will be celebrated at Holy Trinity Church on Friday. August 6. at 7p.m.
PARLOR - CANT
Marriage Notice Advertiser 16 January 1900
PARLOR – CANT On the 26th December 1899, at the Congregational Church, Hamley Bridge, by the Rev. M.L. Johnson, B.A., assisted by the Rev. Mr. Harris, Harry eldest son of Mr. F Parlor, Delamere to Fanny Beasley, fourth daughter of Mr. Chas. Cant, Second Valley. No cake. No cards.
PARLOR – CANT On the 26th December 1899, at the Congregational Church, Hamley Bridge, by the Rev. M.L. Johnson, B.A., assisted by the Rev. Mr. Harris, Harry eldest son of Mr. F Parlor, Delamere to Fanny Beasley, fourth daughter of Mr. Chas. Cant, Second Valley. No cake. No cards.
PARRINGTON - PALLANT
Marriage Notice South Australian Gazette & Colonial Register 13 October1838
October 8 - Charles Parrington to Mary Pallant
October 8 - Charles Parrington to Mary Pallant
PARSONS - FIELDER
Marriage Notice South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register 10 March 1838
March 4 - Edmund Parsons to Ann Fielder
March 4 - Edmund Parsons to Ann Fielder
PARSONS - McCUE
Marriage Notice South Australian Gazette & Colonial Register 20 January 1838
January 9 - John Parsons to Mary Ann McCue
January 9 - John Parsons to Mary Ann McCue
PARSONS - SHAW
Marriage Notice South Australian Register 10 December 1861
PARSONS - SHAW. - On the 7th December, by special licence, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. William Brown, Wesleyan minister, Brompton, Mr. Henry Parsons, to Eliza, youngest daughter of Mr. Charles Shaw, Hindmarsh.
PARSONS - SHAW. - On the 7th December, by special licence, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. William Brown, Wesleyan minister, Brompton, Mr. Henry Parsons, to Eliza, youngest daughter of Mr. Charles Shaw, Hindmarsh.
PASCO - NURTON
Marriage Notice The Advertiser 7 August 1945
PASCO — NURTON. — The marriage of Mary Joy, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pasco, to Royce Arnold, only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Nurton, both of Goodwood, will be solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church August 11, at 7.30 p.m. No reception.
PASCO — NURTON. — The marriage of Mary Joy, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pasco, to Royce Arnold, only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Nurton, both of Goodwood, will be solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church August 11, at 7.30 p.m. No reception.
PATRICK - BABIDGE
Marriage Notice The Advertiser 10 December 1932
PATRICK - BABIDGE - The marriage of Beryl, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.W.W. Patrick of Mile End to Richard Lloyd elder son of Mrs. and the late Mr. R.H. Babidge of White Park. Will be solomnised at Pirie St., Methodist Church Adelaide on Saturday the 17th December at 7 pm. Relatives and friends cordially invited to the ceremony. No reception.
PATRICK - BABIDGE - The marriage of Beryl, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.W.W. Patrick of Mile End to Richard Lloyd elder son of Mrs. and the late Mr. R.H. Babidge of White Park. Will be solomnised at Pirie St., Methodist Church Adelaide on Saturday the 17th December at 7 pm. Relatives and friends cordially invited to the ceremony. No reception.
PATTERSON - McEVOY
Wedding Notice Advertiser and Register 10 June 1931
At Cungena, on May 18. Hugh Archibald, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Patterson, of Cungena (late of Murray Bridge), was married to Dorothy Hazel, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McEvoy, of Cungena. The Rev. Father Toal officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, was gowned in deep-cream crepe satin, with long tight-fitting sleeves. The uneven corsage was trimmed with tiny buds of orange blossom and silver leaves, while the skirt fell in soft flares to the ankles. The veil, which was lent by Mrs. Davies, of Port Lincoln, was arranged to form the train, fitting the head cap fashion, with a coronet of orange blossom. She carried a sheaf of deep cream chrysanthemums and daisies, with streamers. The bridesmaids were Miss Ella McEvoy (sister of the bride) and Miss Mary Quinn. Mr. V. C. Sigmont, of Adelaide, was best man, and Mr. F. Barret, of Yantanaby, groomsman. The bride's travelling frock was nigger brown satin, with hat and shoes to match.
At Cungena, on May 18. Hugh Archibald, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Patterson, of Cungena (late of Murray Bridge), was married to Dorothy Hazel, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McEvoy, of Cungena. The Rev. Father Toal officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, was gowned in deep-cream crepe satin, with long tight-fitting sleeves. The uneven corsage was trimmed with tiny buds of orange blossom and silver leaves, while the skirt fell in soft flares to the ankles. The veil, which was lent by Mrs. Davies, of Port Lincoln, was arranged to form the train, fitting the head cap fashion, with a coronet of orange blossom. She carried a sheaf of deep cream chrysanthemums and daisies, with streamers. The bridesmaids were Miss Ella McEvoy (sister of the bride) and Miss Mary Quinn. Mr. V. C. Sigmont, of Adelaide, was best man, and Mr. F. Barret, of Yantanaby, groomsman. The bride's travelling frock was nigger brown satin, with hat and shoes to match.
PEARSON - HEINICKE
Wedding Notice Advertiser and Register 13 April 1931
At the Monarto Methodist Church on Wednesday, April 8, the marriage was celebrated of Leslie Samuel, second son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pearson, of Brinkley, to
Helen Gertrude, sixth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Heinicke of Monarto. The church was decorated by the bride's sisters with blue, primrose, and mauve flowers to match the colors worn by the bridesmaids. The Rev. John Shaw officiated, and Mrs. H. Borchard (sister of the bridegroom) presided at the organ. The bride, who was given away by her father, was gowned in a white satin that flared to the ground, trimmed with pearls. The bridal veil, which was held ln place with pearls and orange blossom bandeau, hung in long graceful folds, forming the train. She carried a bouquet of white and pink blossoms, with pale pink streamers. Her two sisters, Misses Millie and Joy Heinicke. were bridesmaids. One was frocked in primrose and the other blue crepe de chine, both having flared skirts and cape collars. They wore bandeaus of the two colors in tulle. The bridegroom's brothers. Messrs. Clarence and Reg Pearson, were best man and grooms man. A reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents. The bride's mother was smartly frocked in black crepe de chine, with a black hat. The mother of the bridegroom wore a toilette ot navy satin, relieved with white, with hat to match. About 50 relatives and friends were entertained at the wedding breakfast.
At the Monarto Methodist Church on Wednesday, April 8, the marriage was celebrated of Leslie Samuel, second son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pearson, of Brinkley, to
Helen Gertrude, sixth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Heinicke of Monarto. The church was decorated by the bride's sisters with blue, primrose, and mauve flowers to match the colors worn by the bridesmaids. The Rev. John Shaw officiated, and Mrs. H. Borchard (sister of the bridegroom) presided at the organ. The bride, who was given away by her father, was gowned in a white satin that flared to the ground, trimmed with pearls. The bridal veil, which was held ln place with pearls and orange blossom bandeau, hung in long graceful folds, forming the train. She carried a bouquet of white and pink blossoms, with pale pink streamers. Her two sisters, Misses Millie and Joy Heinicke. were bridesmaids. One was frocked in primrose and the other blue crepe de chine, both having flared skirts and cape collars. They wore bandeaus of the two colors in tulle. The bridegroom's brothers. Messrs. Clarence and Reg Pearson, were best man and grooms man. A reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents. The bride's mother was smartly frocked in black crepe de chine, with a black hat. The mother of the bridegroom wore a toilette ot navy satin, relieved with white, with hat to match. About 50 relatives and friends were entertained at the wedding breakfast.
PEARSONS - FRETWELL
Marriage Notice The Advertiser 23 April 1930
PEARSONS - FRETWELL. - The marriage of Dorothy .Madge, youngest daughter of Mr. J. and the late Mrs. Pearsons, of Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbour, to William Charles, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fretwell, of Bulwell, Nottingham, England, will be solemnised at the Newland Memorial Church, Victor Harbour, on April 29th, at 7.30 p.m. No reception.
PEARSONS - FRETWELL. - The marriage of Dorothy .Madge, youngest daughter of Mr. J. and the late Mrs. Pearsons, of Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbour, to William Charles, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fretwell, of Bulwell, Nottingham, England, will be solemnised at the Newland Memorial Church, Victor Harbour, on April 29th, at 7.30 p.m. No reception.
PEARSONS - BARRETT
Marriage Notice The Advertiser 18 June 1954
PEARSONS -BARRETT. - The marriage of Melva, second daughter of Mrs. V. H. Barrett, Bordertown, to Albert, second son of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Pearsons, of Woodville Gardens, was quietly solemnised at Maughan Church on Saturday, June 12. Rev. White officiated.
PEARSONS -BARRETT. - The marriage of Melva, second daughter of Mrs. V. H. Barrett, Bordertown, to Albert, second son of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Pearsons, of Woodville Gardens, was quietly solemnised at Maughan Church on Saturday, June 12. Rev. White officiated.
PEDLER - MILTON
Marriage Notice The Chronicle 10 March 1966
Mr. and Mrs. John Pedler after their marriage in the Tumby Bay Catholic Church.
They will live at Warramboo. The bride was Wendy Milton of Tumby Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pedler after their marriage in the Tumby Bay Catholic Church.
They will live at Warramboo. The bride was Wendy Milton of Tumby Bay.
PERRY - MEARA
Marriage Notice The South Australian Advertiser 15 March 1859 & 17 March 1859
On the 11th March, at the Mission House, Gawler-place, Alfred Perry, Esq., to Miss Margaret Meara, daughter of Peter Meara, Esq., of North Adelaide.
On the 11th March, at the Mission House, Gawler-place, Alfred Perry, Esq., to Miss Margaret Meara, daughter of Peter Meara, Esq., of North Adelaide.
PESEL - BLYTH
Marriage Notice South Australian Register Thursday 26 November 1868
PESEL - BLYTH;- On the 6th October, at Edinburgh, by the Rev. Robert Drummond, M.A., George Henry Pesel, Esq., of Hudderfield, to Barbara Alice, only surviving daughter of Howard Blyth Esq., of Edinburgh.
PESEL - BLYTH;- On the 6th October, at Edinburgh, by the Rev. Robert Drummond, M.A., George Henry Pesel, Esq., of Hudderfield, to Barbara Alice, only surviving daughter of Howard Blyth Esq., of Edinburgh.
PHILLIPS - CARTER
Marriage Notice Advertiser December 25, 1902
On the 30th December, at St. Bede°s Church, Semaphore, by the Rev. %iU. A. Swan, assisted by the Rev. Allan Webb, Robert Morris, eldest son of Jas. H. Phillips, Largs Bay, to Etsie Mar)orie, third daughter of the late W. Bacon Carter, Semaphore.
On the 30th December, at St. Bede°s Church, Semaphore, by the Rev. %iU. A. Swan, assisted by the Rev. Allan Webb, Robert Morris, eldest son of Jas. H. Phillips, Largs Bay, to Etsie Mar)orie, third daughter of the late W. Bacon Carter, Semaphore.
PHILLIPS - GILL
Marriage Notice The Chronicle 24 February 1966
Mr. and Mrs. D Phillips at the reception after their marriage in the Kadina Methodist
Church. The bride was Miss Ann Gill of Kadina.
Mr. and Mrs. D Phillips at the reception after their marriage in the Kadina Methodist
Church. The bride was Miss Ann Gill of Kadina.
PHILLIPS - HARDING
Marriage Notice South Australian Register 19 September 1840
On Tuesday September 15th, at Trinity Church by the Rev. C.B. Howard, Samuel Levesly Phillips Esq., of Port Adelaide to Miss Mary Ann Harding, eldest daughter of James Harding late of Royal Navy.
On Tuesday September 15th, at Trinity Church by the Rev. C.B. Howard, Samuel Levesly Phillips Esq., of Port Adelaide to Miss Mary Ann Harding, eldest daughter of James Harding late of Royal Navy.
PHYLAND - McEVOY
Wedding Notice West Coast Sentinel 28th October 1916
PHYLAND - McEVOY
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, Cungena, on October 10th., by the Rev. Father O'Halloran, when Miss Annie McEvoy was married to Mr Matt Phyland, of Sceales Bay. The bride, who was given away by her father, was prettily attired in cream silk with over dress of lace and pearl trimmings, and wore the usual veil and wreath of orange blossoms. Miss Jessie McEvoy attended her sister as bridesmaid, whilst Mr Charles McEvoy was best man. After the ceremony the guests sat down to a wedding breakfast, the usual toasts being honored. The following day the happy couple left for Sceales Bay where they intend to reside. The bride's travelling dress was a fawn colored coat and skirt, with velvet hat to match.
PHYLAND - McEVOY
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, Cungena, on October 10th., by the Rev. Father O'Halloran, when Miss Annie McEvoy was married to Mr Matt Phyland, of Sceales Bay. The bride, who was given away by her father, was prettily attired in cream silk with over dress of lace and pearl trimmings, and wore the usual veil and wreath of orange blossoms. Miss Jessie McEvoy attended her sister as bridesmaid, whilst Mr Charles McEvoy was best man. After the ceremony the guests sat down to a wedding breakfast, the usual toasts being honored. The following day the happy couple left for Sceales Bay where they intend to reside. The bride's travelling dress was a fawn colored coat and skirt, with velvet hat to match.
PIERCE - CLARKE
Marriage Notice South Australian Gazette & Colonial Register 12 August 1837
July 9 - M.P. Pierce to Margaret Clarke
July 9 - M.P. Pierce to Margaret Clarke
PLUSH - McEVOY
Marriage Notice West Coast Sentinel 17th January 1920
PLUSH - McEVOY - On the 30th December, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Father Prendegast, Richard Hall, eldest son of the late Mr Alfred Plush and Mrs Plush, of Mortana, to Jessie Florence, third daughter of Mr Joseph McEvoy and the late Mrs McEvoy of Cungena.
PLUSH - McEVOY - On the 30th December, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Father Prendegast, Richard Hall, eldest son of the late Mr Alfred Plush and Mrs Plush, of Mortana, to Jessie Florence, third daughter of Mr Joseph McEvoy and the late Mrs McEvoy of Cungena.
POLLITT - CHAMBERS
Marriage Notice South Australian Register Thursday 9 May 1878
POLLITT - CHAMBERS:- On the 1st May, by the father assisted by the brother, of the bridegroom, Arthur Breenway, second son of the Rev. J. Pollitt, incumbent of St. Lukes, Adelaide to Elizabeth Christian, second daughter of Henry Chambers Esq. M.R.C.S.
POLLITT - CHAMBERS:- On the 1st May, by the father assisted by the brother, of the bridegroom, Arthur Breenway, second son of the Rev. J. Pollitt, incumbent of St. Lukes, Adelaide to Elizabeth Christian, second daughter of Henry Chambers Esq. M.R.C.S.
POOLE - KEY
Wedding Notice Advertiser and Register 3 July 1931
On Thursday, June 18 at St. Matthew's Church, Quorn, Elvie. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Key. of Quorn, was married to Jack A., second son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Poole, of Quorn. The church was decorated by friends of the bride. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. J. K. Baker, and Miss Shepherd presided at the organ. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, was frocked in Ivory satin with full flare to the ankle. The veil was arranged off the forehead and caught on either side by orange blossom and satin ribbons. The bridesmaids were the sisters of the bride. Miss P. Key wore a frock of salmon pint satin with ankle length flare, and blue tulle hat, and shoes to match. She carried a pink bouquet. Miss D. Key was frocked in bright blue satin, ankle length. She wore a pink tulle hat and carried a bouquet to match. Mr. A. Poole was best man and Mr. L. Poole groomsman. On leaving the church little Jim Gibbett hung a horseshoe on the arm of the bride.
On Thursday, June 18 at St. Matthew's Church, Quorn, Elvie. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Key. of Quorn, was married to Jack A., second son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Poole, of Quorn. The church was decorated by friends of the bride. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. J. K. Baker, and Miss Shepherd presided at the organ. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, was frocked in Ivory satin with full flare to the ankle. The veil was arranged off the forehead and caught on either side by orange blossom and satin ribbons. The bridesmaids were the sisters of the bride. Miss P. Key wore a frock of salmon pint satin with ankle length flare, and blue tulle hat, and shoes to match. She carried a pink bouquet. Miss D. Key was frocked in bright blue satin, ankle length. She wore a pink tulle hat and carried a bouquet to match. Mr. A. Poole was best man and Mr. L. Poole groomsman. On leaving the church little Jim Gibbett hung a horseshoe on the arm of the bride.
POPE - BOOTH
Wedding Notice Murray Pioneer 9th February 1950
POPE - BOOTH
The Kingston Congregational Church was prettily decorated on Saturday, December 31, for the marriage of Daphne Hazel, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Booth, to roy Keith, second son of Mr and Mrs W.C. Pope, both of Kingston. The Rev. Renfrey, of Berri, officiated. Mrs W. Swansbury was organist. The bride, who entered the church with her father, to the strains of the Wedding March, wore a lovely gown of cream satin, trimmed with lace, made on princess lines, with a long circular train. The beautiful embroidered tulle veil was held in place with a halo of ornage blossom. A shower bouquet of dahlias and cream rosebuds was carried. The two matrons of honour, Mrs. A. Charlton of Kingston and Mrs Traeger (sisters of the bride), were frocked alike in pale blue satin, made with bustle effect and buttoned to the waist. The last yokes were appliqued with satin flowers. They wore Dolly Varden hats, trimmed with matching flowers and net, and blue lace mittens. The flower girl Shirley Pope (Neice of the bridegroom) wore a cream satin frock made on similar lines to the bride's with a halo of white net and red rosebuds. She carried an early Victorian posy. The bridegroom was attended by his brother Mr. Syd Pope and the groomsman was Mr. S. Tschirpig. Mrs Milton Dinning sang " I'll Walk Beside You" during the signing of the register. As the bride left the church, lucky horseshoes were hung on her arm by Wendy Charlton, Lorraine Pope, Mrs Tschirpig, Robert Booth, Glenice Scadden and Joan Pope. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs Booth entertained about sevety guests in the Kindergarten Hall. The bride's mother wore a pale blue suit, with black accesories. The bridegroom's mother chose a blue crepe suit with white accessories. The bride travelled in a dusty pink suit trimmed with coffee lace and black accessories.
POPE - BOOTH
The Kingston Congregational Church was prettily decorated on Saturday, December 31, for the marriage of Daphne Hazel, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Booth, to roy Keith, second son of Mr and Mrs W.C. Pope, both of Kingston. The Rev. Renfrey, of Berri, officiated. Mrs W. Swansbury was organist. The bride, who entered the church with her father, to the strains of the Wedding March, wore a lovely gown of cream satin, trimmed with lace, made on princess lines, with a long circular train. The beautiful embroidered tulle veil was held in place with a halo of ornage blossom. A shower bouquet of dahlias and cream rosebuds was carried. The two matrons of honour, Mrs. A. Charlton of Kingston and Mrs Traeger (sisters of the bride), were frocked alike in pale blue satin, made with bustle effect and buttoned to the waist. The last yokes were appliqued with satin flowers. They wore Dolly Varden hats, trimmed with matching flowers and net, and blue lace mittens. The flower girl Shirley Pope (Neice of the bridegroom) wore a cream satin frock made on similar lines to the bride's with a halo of white net and red rosebuds. She carried an early Victorian posy. The bridegroom was attended by his brother Mr. Syd Pope and the groomsman was Mr. S. Tschirpig. Mrs Milton Dinning sang " I'll Walk Beside You" during the signing of the register. As the bride left the church, lucky horseshoes were hung on her arm by Wendy Charlton, Lorraine Pope, Mrs Tschirpig, Robert Booth, Glenice Scadden and Joan Pope. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs Booth entertained about sevety guests in the Kindergarten Hall. The bride's mother wore a pale blue suit, with black accesories. The bridegroom's mother chose a blue crepe suit with white accessories. The bride travelled in a dusty pink suit trimmed with coffee lace and black accessories.
POSSINGHAM - ALCOCK
Wedding Notice Advertiser and Register 30 September 1931
At St. Wilfrid's Church on Saturday evening, September 26, Clarence A. Possingham and Mary M. Alcock were married by the Rev. J. A. Rowell. The bride's
dress was white satin, with ruched bodice and net veil, end she carried a bouquet of Loraine Lee roses. The bridesmaid (Miss Eva Possingham) wore a dress of apricot georgette, and carried a bouquet of azaleas and camellias. The gift of the bridegroom to the bridesmaid was a crystal necklet. The church was decorated with sweet peas, white and pink roses by friends of the family. After the ceremony a party was held at Doris Dale, the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Newman.
At St. Wilfrid's Church on Saturday evening, September 26, Clarence A. Possingham and Mary M. Alcock were married by the Rev. J. A. Rowell. The bride's
dress was white satin, with ruched bodice and net veil, end she carried a bouquet of Loraine Lee roses. The bridesmaid (Miss Eva Possingham) wore a dress of apricot georgette, and carried a bouquet of azaleas and camellias. The gift of the bridegroom to the bridesmaid was a crystal necklet. The church was decorated with sweet peas, white and pink roses by friends of the family. After the ceremony a party was held at Doris Dale, the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Newman.
POSSINGHAM - WALTER
Wedding Notice Naracoorte Herald 10th February 1949
POSSINGHAM - WALTER WEDDING
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Naracoorte, was beautifully decorated with baskets and bowls of lovely pastel flowers on January 15 for the wedding of Beryl Mary Walter of Hynam, and James Donald Possingham of Naracoorte.
The bride, who was given away by her father, looked charming in her smartly cut gown of white slipper satin and lace. The lace bodice, with an inlet yoke of Marquisette,
formed a fish tail falling into a long train. Short sleeves with satin bands and a Honiton lace veil flowing from a halo of orange blossom completed the toilette. She carried a cascade of choice cream and white flowers. The bride was attended by her two sisters, frocked alike in billowy white frocks of georgette over moire taffeta, and a band of Marquisette was inserted in the skirt and bodice with short sleeves, eter Pan collars and two rows of tiny buttons down the front. Matching white mittens were worn. They carried cascades of beautiful pastel flowers and tiaras of pastel flowers were worn on their heads. The officiating minister was the Rev. Martin Trudinger of Penola. During the signing of the register, Mrs Thomas of Bordertown sang "O Perfect Love". Mr Colin Freckleton an Mr. Robert Grove acted as ushers. After the ceremony the wedding party and guests adjourned to the Commercial Hotel where a delicious wedding breakfast was enjoyed by all. Mr and Mrs walter received the guests with Mr and Mrs Possingham. Ms Walter was wearing a smartly cut frock of pale green moss crepe, with pleated bodice and peplum, an off the face black straw hat with pink and green flowers, black accessories, and a spray of tiger lilies pinned to her black fox fur.
The bridegroom's mother was dressed in saxe blue moss crepe jacket suit embroidered in its own color with full gored skirt and three-quarter sleeves. She wore a black straw hat turned off the face with saxe ribbons, pink and blue flowers, black accessories and a shoulder spray of pink and blue flowers. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. John Minns as best man and Mr Robert Sparrow as groomsman. A lovely three-tier wedding cake, attractively decorated, was made by the bride.
After the usual toasts were honoured 50 telegrams were read. Mrs Thomas and Mr John Minns sang two solos, and Mr. S. Hewitt rendered delightful music during the evening. The happy couple left on a tour of coastal towns to Melbourne, the bride travelling in a smart jacket suit of dove grey with burgundy accessories and an attractive grey straw hat with burgundy satin ribbon trimming and veiling.
POSSINGHAM - WALTER WEDDING
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Naracoorte, was beautifully decorated with baskets and bowls of lovely pastel flowers on January 15 for the wedding of Beryl Mary Walter of Hynam, and James Donald Possingham of Naracoorte.
The bride, who was given away by her father, looked charming in her smartly cut gown of white slipper satin and lace. The lace bodice, with an inlet yoke of Marquisette,
formed a fish tail falling into a long train. Short sleeves with satin bands and a Honiton lace veil flowing from a halo of orange blossom completed the toilette. She carried a cascade of choice cream and white flowers. The bride was attended by her two sisters, frocked alike in billowy white frocks of georgette over moire taffeta, and a band of Marquisette was inserted in the skirt and bodice with short sleeves, eter Pan collars and two rows of tiny buttons down the front. Matching white mittens were worn. They carried cascades of beautiful pastel flowers and tiaras of pastel flowers were worn on their heads. The officiating minister was the Rev. Martin Trudinger of Penola. During the signing of the register, Mrs Thomas of Bordertown sang "O Perfect Love". Mr Colin Freckleton an Mr. Robert Grove acted as ushers. After the ceremony the wedding party and guests adjourned to the Commercial Hotel where a delicious wedding breakfast was enjoyed by all. Mr and Mrs walter received the guests with Mr and Mrs Possingham. Ms Walter was wearing a smartly cut frock of pale green moss crepe, with pleated bodice and peplum, an off the face black straw hat with pink and green flowers, black accessories, and a spray of tiger lilies pinned to her black fox fur.
The bridegroom's mother was dressed in saxe blue moss crepe jacket suit embroidered in its own color with full gored skirt and three-quarter sleeves. She wore a black straw hat turned off the face with saxe ribbons, pink and blue flowers, black accessories and a shoulder spray of pink and blue flowers. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. John Minns as best man and Mr Robert Sparrow as groomsman. A lovely three-tier wedding cake, attractively decorated, was made by the bride.
After the usual toasts were honoured 50 telegrams were read. Mrs Thomas and Mr John Minns sang two solos, and Mr. S. Hewitt rendered delightful music during the evening. The happy couple left on a tour of coastal towns to Melbourne, the bride travelling in a smart jacket suit of dove grey with burgundy accessories and an attractive grey straw hat with burgundy satin ribbon trimming and veiling.
POWELL - HAMMILL
Wedding Notice The Advertiser, Thursday 1 February 1900
On the 10th January, at St John's Church, Halifax street, by the Rev. Canon Hopcraft, Alexander Percy, youngest son of the late W.R. Powell. of London and Southampton, to Marian (nurse), eldest daughter of James Hammill.
On the 10th January, at St John's Church, Halifax street, by the Rev. Canon Hopcraft, Alexander Percy, youngest son of the late W.R. Powell. of London and Southampton, to Marian (nurse), eldest daughter of James Hammill.
POWELL - GILLARD
Marriage Notice South Australian Gazette & Colonial Register 19 May 1838
May 14 - Charles Powell to Jane Gillard
May 14 - Charles Powell to Jane Gillard
PRESTWOOD - CARSLAKE
Marriage - The Chronicle 20 January 1966
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Prestwood after their marriage in St. Thomas's Church of England,
Port Lincoln. The bride was Christine Carslake of Port Lincoln, where they will live.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Prestwood after their marriage in St. Thomas's Church of England,
Port Lincoln. The bride was Christine Carslake of Port Lincoln, where they will live.
PRETTEJOHN - BUTTERFIELD
Harry & Crissie
Wedding Notice The Mail Saturday 9 March 1918
PRETTEJOHN - BUTTERFIELD
The marriage of Harry Gillard Prettejohn, son of the late Mr. Prettejohn, Brooklyn Park, to Crissie Julia Butterfield, of Lockleys, late of Fulham, eldest daughter of Mr. H.G. Butterfield, was celebrated at the Brooklyn Park Methodist Church on Saturday March 2, by Rev. W.H. Hanton.
The bride who was given away by Mr. H.G. Butterfield, wore a beautiful gown of hand embroided cream crepe de chine, with a white tulle veil and spray of orange blossom and carried a dainty white posy. The first bridesmaid, Miss May Butterfield was frocked in shell pink silk, and carried a pale pink posy. The second bridesmaid, Miss Ada Butterfiled wore pale blue silk, with pink floral ninon sash, and carried pink and blue posy. The third bridesmaid, Miss Crissie McGowan, wore maize- coloured silk with maize-coloured ribbon sash,and a large butterfly bow, and carried a yellow posy.
Mr. R Prettejohn, Mr Lenard Paeche and Master Stanley Prettejohn were groomsmen and Miss Elda May presided at the organ. While the bridal party were in the vestry the song 'Because" was sung by Miss Gertie Wood. The bridegroom presented a Nellie Stewart bangle to each of the three bridemaids. The guests were received by the brides parents at their residence, Gertrude Street, Lockleys, Mrs. H.G. Butterfield (the brides mother) wore a black crepe de chine gown with a black hat relieved with violet. The usual toasts were honoured, and songs were rendered by Miss Gertie Wood, Mr. Lenard Paech, and Mr. Dorman.
The guests included Mr. & Mrs. W. Prettejohn, Mr. & Mrs. G. Mont. McGowen, Mr. & Mrs. & Miss Dorman, Mr. & Mrs. F. H. Butterfield, Mr. & Mrs. Woods, Mr. & Mrs. J. Butterfield, Mr. & Mrs. A.F. Hill, Mrs. T. & Mr. J. Butterfield.sen., Rev. W.H. & Mr. Hanton, Mr. & Mrs. Wallace, Mr. A. Prettejohn, Miss H. & G. Woods, Miss E. Fewings & Mr. P. Lower, Miss R. Few ings, Miss Fleda Prettejohn, Miss Rene Holman, Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Rowell & Miss Rowell, Mr. & Mrs. May, Miss May, Mr. & Mrs. Bertie McGowan, & Miss D Mathews, Mr. & Mrs. J. Jones, Mr. & Mrs. H. Sherriff.
Mr. & Mrs. Prettejohn are spending a few days at Victor Harbour.
PRETTEJOHN - BUTTERFIELD
The marriage of Harry Gillard Prettejohn, son of the late Mr. Prettejohn, Brooklyn Park, to Crissie Julia Butterfield, of Lockleys, late of Fulham, eldest daughter of Mr. H.G. Butterfield, was celebrated at the Brooklyn Park Methodist Church on Saturday March 2, by Rev. W.H. Hanton.
The bride who was given away by Mr. H.G. Butterfield, wore a beautiful gown of hand embroided cream crepe de chine, with a white tulle veil and spray of orange blossom and carried a dainty white posy. The first bridesmaid, Miss May Butterfield was frocked in shell pink silk, and carried a pale pink posy. The second bridesmaid, Miss Ada Butterfiled wore pale blue silk, with pink floral ninon sash, and carried pink and blue posy. The third bridesmaid, Miss Crissie McGowan, wore maize- coloured silk with maize-coloured ribbon sash,and a large butterfly bow, and carried a yellow posy.
Mr. R Prettejohn, Mr Lenard Paeche and Master Stanley Prettejohn were groomsmen and Miss Elda May presided at the organ. While the bridal party were in the vestry the song 'Because" was sung by Miss Gertie Wood. The bridegroom presented a Nellie Stewart bangle to each of the three bridemaids. The guests were received by the brides parents at their residence, Gertrude Street, Lockleys, Mrs. H.G. Butterfield (the brides mother) wore a black crepe de chine gown with a black hat relieved with violet. The usual toasts were honoured, and songs were rendered by Miss Gertie Wood, Mr. Lenard Paech, and Mr. Dorman.
The guests included Mr. & Mrs. W. Prettejohn, Mr. & Mrs. G. Mont. McGowen, Mr. & Mrs. & Miss Dorman, Mr. & Mrs. F. H. Butterfield, Mr. & Mrs. Woods, Mr. & Mrs. J. Butterfield, Mr. & Mrs. A.F. Hill, Mrs. T. & Mr. J. Butterfield.sen., Rev. W.H. & Mr. Hanton, Mr. & Mrs. Wallace, Mr. A. Prettejohn, Miss H. & G. Woods, Miss E. Fewings & Mr. P. Lower, Miss R. Few ings, Miss Fleda Prettejohn, Miss Rene Holman, Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Rowell & Miss Rowell, Mr. & Mrs. May, Miss May, Mr. & Mrs. Bertie McGowan, & Miss D Mathews, Mr. & Mrs. J. Jones, Mr. & Mrs. H. Sherriff.
Mr. & Mrs. Prettejohn are spending a few days at Victor Harbour.
PRETTEJOHN - HOLMAN
Marriage Notice The Advertiser 3 November 1904
PRETTEJOHN- HOLMAN On the 5th October at the Hilton Baptist Church, by the Rev. S. Bowering, Harry Gillard, youngest son of the late John Gillard Prettejohn, Lockleys, to Florence May, only daughter of William Henry Holman, Hilton.
PRETTEJOHN- HOLMAN On the 5th October at the Hilton Baptist Church, by the Rev. S. Bowering, Harry Gillard, youngest son of the late John Gillard Prettejohn, Lockleys, to Florence May, only daughter of William Henry Holman, Hilton.
PRETTEJOHN - HYNE
Marriage Notice South Australian Register Wednesday October 19 1864
PRETTEJOHN - HYNE On the 13th October at the residence of Mr. Ritchie, Roper Street, by the Rev. S. Mead. L.L.B., John Gillard Prettejohn, Reedbeds, to Caroline Eliza, Franklin Street, Adelaide.
PRETTEJOHN - HYNE On the 13th October at the residence of Mr. Ritchie, Roper Street, by the Rev. S. Mead. L.L.B., John Gillard Prettejohn, Reedbeds, to Caroline Eliza, Franklin Street, Adelaide.
PRICE - MAYFIELD
Marriage Notice The South Australian Advertiser 18 October 1859
On the 6th October, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Pirie-street, by the Rev. Thomas Lloyd, Mr. Charles Price to Miss Mayfield, both of Rundle-street.
On the 6th October, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Pirie-street, by the Rev. Thomas Lloyd, Mr. Charles Price to Miss Mayfield, both of Rundle-street.
PRICE - REEVE
Marriage Notice Naracoorte Herald 16 March 1950
PRICE - REEVE - The marriage of Audrey Barbara, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs A.E. Price, of Naracoorte, to Paul, younger son of Mrs. D. and the late Mr Reeve, of St Peters, will be solemnised at St Paul's Church of England, Naracoorte, at 2-45 o'clock on Saturday, March 18, 1950.
PRICE - REEVE - The marriage of Audrey Barbara, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs A.E. Price, of Naracoorte, to Paul, younger son of Mrs. D. and the late Mr Reeve, of St Peters, will be solemnised at St Paul's Church of England, Naracoorte, at 2-45 o'clock on Saturday, March 18, 1950.
PRIDHAM - STEVENS
Marriage Notice Advertiser 1 October 1903
On the 29th July, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. J.S. Williams, William Edward, second son of E. Pridham, Lochiel, to Margaret (Maggie), third daughter, W. Stevens, Lochiel.
On the 29th July, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. J.S. Williams, William Edward, second son of E. Pridham, Lochiel, to Margaret (Maggie), third daughter, W. Stevens, Lochiel.
PRITCHARD - CRANT
Marriage Notice South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register17 November 1838
November 6 - William Pritchard to Jane Crant
November 6 - William Pritchard to Jane Crant