May Bessie Hughes McBRIDE [1487]

  General Notes:

1887 SA Births 394/71 MCBRIDE May Bessie Hughes William James MCBRIDE Florence Marion Disher STODART, Burra
1975 St Judes Anglican Church Cemetery (Brighton) JUDE May Bessie Hughes undefined

The Advertiser (Adelaide) Saturday 15 March 1975
Death Notice:
JUDE, May Bessie Hughes - On March 12, at a private hospital, widow of Frederick Jude, and loved mother of Dawn, mother-in-law of Arnold, and nana of William and Mary-Louise. Life long friend of Melva Koska.

Funeral Notice:
JUDE. - THE FRIENDS of the late Mrs. MAY BESSIE HUGHES JUDE, of 31 Gloucester street, Prospect, are advised that her Funeral service was held privately on FRIDAY, March 14 at the Brighton Public Cemetery (St. Jude's), Rev. V. Hartwig officiated. Pengelley & Knabe Pty Ltd, 290 Greenhill road, Glenside. 791681 and Victor Harbor 521061.

  Other Records

• Resided, 1932, Mildura, VIC, Australia.

• Resided, 1936, Mildura, VIC, Australia.

• Resided, 1949, 8 Battams Rd, Joslin, Adelaide, South Australia.

• Resided, 1953, Prospect, Adelaide, South Australia.

Maisie married Dr Frederick John JUDE MB CM [6055] [MRIN: 2050] on 5 Feb 1914 in All Souls Church, St. Peters, Adelaide, South Australia. (Dr Frederick John JUDE MB CM [6055] was born circa 1877, died on 29 May 1949 in Joslin, Adelaide, South Australia and was buried on 30 May 1949 in St Jude's Cemetery, Brighton, South Australia.)

  Marriage Notes:

1914 SA Marriages 258/339 JUDE Frederick John MCBRIDE May Bessie Hughes, Norwood

The Mail Saturday 17 February 1914 & Burra Record Wednesday 18 February 1914
Wedding.
- Jude - McBride. -
A quiet wedding took place at All Souls' Church, St. Peters, on Thursday after noon, February 5, when Miss May McBride, elder daughter of Mr. W.J.M. Bride, of "Kooinoo," Burra, and grand-daughter of Mr. R.J.M. McBride, of Kooringa, was married to Dr. Frederick John Jude, of Mildura, Victoria, only son of Mr. M. Jude, of Glenelg. The officiating clergyman was the Rev. W.G.M. Murphy, Miss Jefferies presided at the organ, and the church was tastefully decorated for the occasion. The bride (who was given away by her father) looked charming in a soft, clinging white brocaded silk crepe gown, elaborated with silk applique, a spray of orange blossom was worn in front of the corsage, and the toilette was completed with a white silk crepe hat draped with Chantilly lace and ospreys. She carried a posy of tuberoses and fern tied with a broad, white satin ribbon with her initials beautifully painted on either end, and wore the bridegroom's gift of a gold and aquamarine pendant. The attendant bridesmaid, Miss Ethel Jude (the bridegroom's sister) wore a white lace dress over white silk, relieved with touches of crimson, white tulle hat, with crimson roses. She carried a crimson posy, and wore the bridegroom's gift of a cameo bracelet. Mr. Max Boucaut supported the bridegroom as best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at Burra-bidgy, Clinton Avenue, East Adelaide (the residence of the bride's aunt, Mrs. E.D. Evans), where the relatives of the newly-married couple were entertained. The happy couple left the same afternoon for the hills, en route to the eastern States. The bride's going-away dress was a champagne silk/coat and skirt with which was worn a black velvet hat. The presents were both numerous and handsome.