Ivy Linda Bean

  General Notes:

Registras recipt for the birth of Ivy Linda Bean, registred at Kograh. Percy Bean was the informant.
R. M. Farland District Registrar, St George, Kogarah.

CHEERO'S CONCERT.
A successful entertainment was given
in the Town Hall, Rockdale, recently,
in aid of St. George Ambulance,
when the pretty Pantomime,
' Cinderella,' was produced. Mrs. R.
G. Macpherson presided at the piano.
The caste of characters was as follows:
Cinderella, Bee Macpherson; Baron, Ida
Delaney; Baroness, Haidee Hespe; Ugly
Sisters, Rita Forshall and Eileen Sel
mon; Prince, Elsie Jackson: Heralds,
Norman and Arthur Macpherson; Page,
Jessie Hespe; Trumpeter, Amy Taylor;
Fairy Godmother, Violet Jackson;
Fairy Attendants, Alma Smith; Ivy
Bean; Daphne Witcher, Rita Evans, Hil
da Arnold, Edna Yards, Elmo Sullivan;
Footmen, Frieda Moore, Laurel Evans;
Coachman, Una Latham; Court Jester,
Dickie Macpherson. The programme
ran smoothly throughout, some of the
young people showing considerable abil
ity. The dresses were very pretty and
appropriate, and the large audiencet free
ly applauded many of the Company,
for their clever impersonations. During
the ball scene a concert programme
was rendered. Mr, T. Healey, Mr. R.
'Tomlinson (both returned soldiers), who
received hearty encores; sailors' horn
pipe, Little Jackie Taylor; Highland
Fling, Mabel Cooper; Irish Jig, Alma
Smith; and Amy Taylor; Songs, E. Sen
dall, Mrs. Macpherson, Winnie Selmon,
Violet Jackson, Mr. C. Holmes, and
the ' Prince.' The Call Song, Norman
Macpherson, brought 23/8 to the funds.
The Grand March by the full company,
and the arrival of Cinderella in her
coach, was received by the audience
with great enthusiasm. Mrs. Macpher
son and Mrs. Huddy, the two principals
of the Company, were presented with
handsome bouquets by the President of
the Association, who also thanked the
Cheero's for this their second concert
to help the Ambulance Funds. , The
company is having a short recess over
Xmas, and start the New Year with
' Cinderella,' touring the St. George
Electorate, for the benefit of the local
hospital. They are also booked to ap
pear at Tempe, for a local benefit.
1918 'CHBERO'S CONCERT.', St George Call (Kogarah, NSW : 1904 - 1923), 28 December, p. 2, viewed 18 February, 2016, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article162773019

CHEERO'S BALL.
At Clareviile Hall, Sandringham, on
Saturday, November 9th. the above
Society held their first fancy dress ball,
which proved a great success. Among
the visitors was Mrs. Stuart. Secretary,
Kogarah Red Cross, and several other
ladies. Below are several of the fancy
costumes \emdash Miss Hespe, Britannia; Miss
H. Hespe, Australia; Miss V. Jackson,
Bridge; Miss B. Macpherson, Silver
Fairy; Miss T. Hespe, Spanish Dancer -;
Miss F. Moore, Starlight Fairy; Miss I.
Bean, Orange Girl ; Miss T. Taylor,
Tram Stop; Miss A. Smith, Fairy ;
Miss A. Taylor, Italy; Miss R. Evans,
French Girl; Miss E. Selmon, Gipsy
Boy; Miss T. Evans, Arabian; Miss W.
Selmon, June Roses, Miss M. Cooper,
Highland Dancer; Miss R. Forshall,
Witch; Miss L. Evans, Blueball; Miss B.
Evans, Buttercup. The first prize was
awarded to Miss Ivy Bean as The Or
ange Girl. Second to Freda Moore as
Starlight Fairy. Adults' .first prize
was scored by Miss Haidee Hespe, as
Australia. Miss B. Macpherson was
presented with a special prize from Mrs.
Stuart, of Kogarah. A special item of
the evening was the singing of the
Allied Nations' Anthems. Rumours of
peace helped to make the evening most
enjoyable. As M's.C., Messrs. Moore
and Macpherson were up-to-date. The
evening was brought to & close by sing
ing the National Anthem, with which
the evening was also opened.
1918 'CHEERO'S BALL.', St George Call (Kogarah, NSW : 1904 - 1923), 30 November, p. 6, viewed 18 February, 2016, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article162773627

Qualifying Certificate Exam for 1918
Kogarah Girls
Ivy Bean
1919 'QUALIFYING CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION FOR 1918.', St George Call (Kogarah, NSW : 1904 - 1923), 1 February, p. 3, viewed 18 February, 2016, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article162874830

Unknown News Paper, probably local. Not all of the details remain. Try to locate details.
Double Wedding.

St. Paul's Church, Kograh, was the scene of a pretty double wedding on Saturday, April 24th, which caused a great amount of local interest. The Rev, S. G. Best officiated. The Church was beautifully decoratd and crowded to its utmost capacity, and Miss Brookes presided at the organ. Miss Flossie Craven, eldest daughter of Mrs. Craven, and the late Mr Harry Craven, or Rawson Street, Sans Souci, was married to Mr. Leonard G. Bean, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bean, Rocky Point Road, Sans Souci, was given away by her uncle, Mr Sid Anderson. Miss Ivy Bean, only daughter of Mr and Mrs. Percy Bean of Sans Souci was united to Mr. Harold Sharp, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Sharp, Rocky Point Road, Sans Souci, and was given away by her father.
The brides were beautifully gowned in ivory georgette and hand made panse velvet flowers, and ivory duchess satin with an overdress of crystal and ****. Then beautifully embroidered...

Ivy married Harold Algernon William Sharp on 24 Apr 1926 in St Pauls Church, Kogarah, New South Wales, Australia. (Harold Algernon William Sharp was born on 18 Jun 1900 in St Peters, New South Wales, Australia and died on 6 Feb 1985 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.)