Virtual
War Memorial
Australia

aka Crosby-White

Daughter of Emma WHITE
Of 89 Francis Rd, Leyton, Essex, England

Married John Edward DOYLE 31 October 1921
Her husband died in 1923

At Glen Osmond Baptist Church on Monday the Rev. B C Tuck united in matrimony Mr. John Edward Doyle, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Doyle, Seymour, Victoria, and Miss Louise Crosby-White (late matron of the Myrtle Bank Home.
The bride looked charming in a costume of grey crepe-de-chine, with a mauve hat, and carried a posy of pale pink and mauve. She was supported by Miss Lucy Daw, who was attired in a biscuit-coloured coat and skirt and leghorn hat and carried a post of pale pink. The bride was given away by Gen. Price Weir, and the bridegroom was supported by Mr. W. Pengelly. The church was prettily decorated by the ladies of Glen Osmond, and as the bride entered the building the organist played 'The Wedding March'. After the ceremony a few intimate friends of the bride were entertained at the Grand Central Hotel.
At the annual meeting this week of the Soldiers' Home League of South Australia, of which Mrs. Doyle was formerly matron, a resolution of appreciation of her services was adopted, and she was wished the greatest happiness in her new sphere. A presentation will follow this expression of goodwill.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle are at present residing at North Adelaide.

The Mail Saturday 05 November 1921 page 7