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Wed 4 Oct 1939 - The Picton Post (NSW : 1907 - 1954)
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CROWTHER— SKARRATT.

Line 1.0.0The marriage of Miss Mollie Crow
Line 1.0.1ther, younger daughter of Mr. and
Line 1.0.2Mrs. F. Russell-Crowther, of Wood
Line 1.0.3burn Park, Lakesland, N.S.W., and
Line 1.0.4late of Valparaiso, Chile, South
Line 1.0.5America and 'Mr. Donald Walter
Line 1.0.6Skarratt, of Ugumijil Station, Narro

Line 2.0.0mine, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Line 2.0.1Donald E. Skarratt; of 'Mountside,
Line 2.0.2Glenbrook, N.S.W., took place at St.
Line 2.0.3Mark's Church, Darling Point, on
Line 2.0.4Saturday, September 30, at 7.30 p.m.
Line 2.0.5The ceremony was performed by the
Line 2.0.6Eight Reverend Bishop E. N Wilton.
Line 2.0.7The bride was attired in a classical
Line 2.0.8ly cut ivory satin gown and wore tlu
Line 2.0.9traditional wreath of orange blossom,
Line 2.0.10and a veil previously worn by her
Line 2.0.11aunt, Mrs. C. H. Gurncr, of Malaya.
Line 2.0.12Lindfield. She carried a sheaf of white
Line 2.0.13azalias and orchids.
Line 2.0.14Her only . bridesmaid was Miss
Line 2.0.15Patricia Bennett, cousin of the bride
Line 2.0.16groom, while Miss Sally Gurner, the
Line 2.0.17bride's small cousin, acted as flower
Line 2.0.18girl. They were both attired in cycla
Line 2.0.19men taffeta, with., over-dresses of
Line 2.0.20fuschia silk net, with sashes and col
Line 2.0.21lars of fuschia velvet. Miss
Line 2.0.22Bennett carried a posy of sweet peas
Line 2.0.23toning with lier frock, and the little

Line 3.0.0flower girl a true-lover's-knot of the
Line 3.0.1same flowers, and each wore a coronet
Line 3.0.2of -s\Yeet peas.
Line 3.0.3The bride's only jewellery was an
Line 3.0.4antique bracelet, which had belonged
Line 3.0.5to her graad-aunt, Lady Cassells, of
Line 3.0.6Melbourne. '
Line 3.0.7Mr. Brian Broadbent, of Orange,
Line 3.0.8was best man, and the reception was
Line 3.0.9Fix this textheld at Elizabeth Bay House. Darling
Line 3.0.10Point/ at which only the relatives of
Line 3.0.11the bride and bridegroom were pre
Line 3.0.12sent
Line 3.0.13The.'- 'bride's younger brother, Mr.
Line 3.0.14Jimmie Crowthcr, came over from
Line 3.0.15Melbourne for the occasion.
Line 3.0.16The bride, who was born in Chile,
Line 3.0.17South America, comes of an old
Line 3.0.18Australian pioneering family. H:r
Line 3.0.19great-grandfather, Dr. J. W- Walker,
Line 3.0.20was the first doctor in the historic
Line 3.0.21Macarthur district of Camden, and
Line 3.0.22commenced the practice of his profes
Line 3.0.23sion there in 1848. '?
Line 3.0.24The bride sad bridegrom will make
Line 3.0.25their future home at Narrominc.

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