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Centenary of the First World War Armistice
People stand in silence at the National War Memorial, Adelaide, during the ceremony marking the centenary of the First World War Armistice. The bugler is playing The Last Post and the Catafalque Party is standing at Present Arms. Cheryl Cates, in red, is standing at the podium and standing behind her is Bronson Horan.
Centenary of the First World War Armistice
People stand in silence at the National War Memorial, Adelaide, during the ceremony marking the centenary of the First World War Armistice. Cheryl Cates, in red, is standing at the podium and standing behind her is Bronson Horan.
Burrows - Maitland wedding
Interior of Kent Town Methodist Church during the marriage of Elspeth Burrows, younger daughter of Robert James and Sybil Winifred Burrows, of Plympton Park, to Fred, only son of the late Mr. Albert James 'Mac' Maitland and the late Vera Rolfe 'Dot' nee Schirmer, of 34 Fourth Avenue, St Peters, on 11 May 1957.
Burrows - Maitland wedding
Elspeth Burrows, younger daughter of Robert James and Sybil Winifred Burrows, of Plympton Park, and Fred, only son of the late Mr. Albert James 'Mac' Maitland and the late Vera Rolfe 'Dot' nee Schirmer, of 34 Fourth Avenue, St Peters, sign their wedding certificate at Kent Town Methodist Church on 11 May 1957.
Young women in fancy dress
Hand-tinted photograph of a group of five young women standing in front of a house, wearing fancy dress costumes. The women on the far left and far right are dressed in formal suits and holding gloves and top hats. Second on the left is wearing Scottish traditional dress, the young woman in the centre is dressed as a male tennis player, and to her right is Alice in Wonderland.
Child's sketchbook and artworks
Collection of an unknown child's artworks dated approximately to the late 19th century, comprising: a sketchbook detailing leisure activities; extremely detailed illustrations of houses, gardens, and a sailing ship, spread over multiple sheets, showing exterior views on one side, and interior views on the reverse; and a collection of hand-made paper dolls. The works are presumed to have been created by the same child, with the sketchbook likely created first, and the illustrations of houses created at a later date, as they show improvement in skill and technique. See below for details.
School Strike 4 Climate protest
A woman holding clapsticks and two microphones addresses students and adults on the steps of Parliament House, Adelaide, during the School Strike 4 Climate protest. A woman standing beside her is signing.
Fashion photography
Elizabeth Radcliffe (17) a comptometrist, models her "Brother Bruce's plaid pullover with a pale green shirt and darker green tapered pants".
Fashion photography
Elizabeth Radcliffe (17) a comptometrist of Brayville models her 22 year old brother Bruce's "bulky sweater banded in autumn tones".
Fashion photography
Ann North (18) models a "check shirt belonging to her brother Bill".
Fashion photography
Christabel North (17) and her sister Ann (18) "admire 15 year old Bill's dress-sense. ... Christabel wears his check shirt and Ann his pullover".
Fashion photography
"Shaggy duffle-coat worn by 18 year old Sue Finnis, of St. Georges, belongs to her brother Michael. Under it Sue wears Michael's bulky sweater".
Angela Stump's 21st birthday party
"Attractive dress of gold and white satin with an embroidered scoop bodice was worn by Angela Stump (left) of Unley Park, welcoming guests Gill Smith and Robert Sage to her 21st birthday celebration at the South Australian Hotel."
Welcome party
"Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morel (couple in centre) having drinks before dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Morel, here on a visit from England, were special guests at a late afternoon party given by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce at their home at Medindie."
Caines Roberts wedding
"Sudden breeze lifts the bridal veil of Mrs. Bruce Roberts as she leaves St. Peter's College Chapel with her husband after their marriage. Pictured with the newlyweds are bridesmaids Jill Fitzpatrick (left), of Melbourne, and the bride's sister, Glenece Caines. The bride was formerly Judith Caines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Caines, of Millswood Estate."
Annual Bacchus Club dinner dance
"More than two hundred guests attended the annual Bacchus Club dinner dance at the South Australian Hotel. Enjoying pre-dinner sherry together are Mr. and Mrs. David Hardy (couple on left) and Mr. and Mrs. James Ingoldby jun. Guests were received by the Bacchus Club president, Mr Jeffrey Penfold Hyland and Mrs. Penfold Hyland."
Hat Parade at the Hotel Australia
"Watching parade of a collection of autumn and winter hats are, from left, pianist Isador Goodman, Mrs. K.L. Litchfield, and Mrs Ashley Magarey. The hat parade was staged at the Australia Hotel, and proceeds went to the National Heart Campaign."
Elizabeth Sabine and Luise Ellis
"Debutantes Elizabeth Sabine and Luise Ellis waiting to greet guests at their coming-out dance at Mrs. Rolfe Sabine's home at St. Georges. Elizabeth's choice of gown for her debut was of heavy white faille, with the skirt featuring a centre panel of pearl embroidery. Luise's gown was of white satin."
Mrs Jacob
Woman seated on a chair, and identified as 'Mrs Jacob Aunt of J.J.'. Her clothing includes a 'goffered' cap. Photograph by W. Oakeshott, Winchester.
Mrs Godwin
Woman seated on a chair, and identified as 'Mrs Godwin'. Her clothing includes a 'goffered' cap. Photograph by W. Oakeshott, Winchester.
The 'William Scoresby' in pack ice
The "William Scoresby" amidst hard packed ice - a great danger - the ice must be kept broken around her for fear of the ship being crushed and broken.'
'My Fair Lady' television show
Mrs. Colleen Chaplin judged to be the weekly 'My Fair Lady' on the 30 minute Channel 7 television show of the same name has her hair styled in a Shergis Hairdressing salon.
'My Fair Lady' television show
Mrs. Colleen Chaplin judged to be the weekly 'My Fair Lady' on the 30 minute Channel 7 television show of the same name after having her hair styled in a Shergis Hairdressing salon.
'My Fair Lady' television show
Mrs. Colleen Chaplin judged to be the weekly 'My Fair Lady' on the 30 minute Channel 7 television show of the same name has a facial in a beauty salon as part of her prize.
'My Fair Lady' television show
Mrs. Colleen Chaplin judged to be the weekly 'My Fair Lady' on the 30 minute Channel 7 television show of the same name selects a new hat as part of her prize.
'My Fair Lady' television show
Mrs. Colleen Chaplin judged to be the weekly 'My Fair Lady' on the 30 minute Channel 7 television show of the same name selects a new hat as part of her prize.
'My Fair Lady' television show
Mrs. Colleen Chaplin judged to be the weekly 'My Fair Lady' on the 30 minute Channel 7 television show of the same name selects a new dress as part of her prize.
'My Fair Lady' television show
A week after being judged to be the weekly 'My Fair Lady' on Channel 7's television show of the same name, Colleen Chaplin in the new white wool dress, ocelot belt, ocelot trimmed hat, and shoes, she select as part of her prize.
'My Fair Lady' television show
A week after being judged to be the weekly 'My Fair Lady' on Channel 7's television show of the same name, Colleen Chaplin (seated) with her children; Lynette(8), Robert(6), and Stephen(4). Standing with them is Channel 7 hostess Heather Duncan.
Adelaide Town Hall welcome party
"Chatting at a late-afternoon party to welcome General Herbert B. Powell, U.S. Army, and Mrs. Powell and visiting American naval officers at Adelaide Town Hall were, from left; Lieutenant Junior-Grade Bryant Smith, Sue Rymill, her cousin, Annabel Rymill, and Lieutenant-Commander Robert Newcomb." Australia Women's Weekly, 31 May 1961, page 17.