Ruby Eileen STOKIE [15512]

  General Notes:

1897 SA Birth STOKIE Ruby Eileen, John Edward STOKIE, Ada Eliza GROVES Adelaide 606/166

Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954) Sat 18 Aug 1928
Return Thanks:
Mr. and Mrs. J. STOKIE, Mr. and Mrs. L. GREEN (of Melbourne), Mr. H. EVANS (of Adelaide) desire to THANK all kind friends for letters, telegrams, cards of sympathy during their late sad ereavement.

GREEN Ruby Eileen Death notice 04OCT1990 Death 93 late of Roseville Sydney Morning Herald 06OCT1990

Ruby married Leonard James GREEN [8056] [MRIN: 5709], son of James Kedgwin GREEN [8057] and Maria Emily BURLEY [15511], on 4 Dec 1923 in Chalmers Church, Adelaide, South Australia. (Leonard James GREEN [8056] was born on 19 Dec 1880 in Adelaide, South Australia and died on 27 Sep 1953 in Sydney, NSW, Australia.)

  Marriage Notes:

1923 SA Marriage 297/705 GREEN Leonard James (D), STOKIE Ruby Eileen, Adelaide

Critic (Adelaide, SA : 1897-1924) Wed 12 Dec 1923
WEDDING
GREEN-STOKIE.
Chalmers Church, North Terrace, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Tuesday, December 4, when Ruby Eileen, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Stokie, was married to Leonard, eldest son of Mrs. M. E. and the late Mr. James Green, of Broken Hill, the Rev. Dr. Seymour being the officiating clergyman. The bride, who was given away by her father, looked charming in a handsome gown of ivory charmeuse, with an overdress richly embroidered in mother of pearl, crystal beads and pearls, draped and caught at one hip with a beaded cabochon, and on the other with a handmade spray of flowers. She wore a tulle veil kept in place with a coronet of pearls and orange blossom, and carried a sheaf of Madonna lillies. The bridesmaid, Miss Vera Smith, was a niece of the bridegroom, and wore a sweet frock of shell pink georgette with mauve hat, her bouquet was composed of pink carnations and mauve sweet peas, and she wore the bridegroom's gift-a pearl brooch. Mr. Jack Turpin was best man. During the service Mrs. J. Davidson sang "Because" very beautifully. After the ceremony a reception was held at Arcadia Cafe, the bride's mother receiving in a smart frock of black morocain, hat en suite, and carried a red posy, and the bridegroom/s mother wore a modish gown of black silk, handsomely braided. Musical items were rendered by Mrs. T. Davidson, Miss Vera Smith, Miss Hilda Smith, Mrs. L. Smith, and Mr. W. Edge, Mr. G. W. .Illingworth, and recitations by Mr. L. Smith and Mr. Randall. . The following day the happy pair left amid a shower of good wishes by the Beltana for an extended trip through the States, the bride travelling in a smart cream gabardine costume and a saxe blue poke bonnet hat.