The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Captain P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, who were married at St Peter's Garrison Church, cut the three tiered wedding cake with a sword at their reception. They are watched by the officiating Chaplain, Lieutenant Colonel the Reverend A. W. Laing (left).
Kure, Japan. 20 June 1954. Captain P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, were married at St Peter's Garrison Church and are seen here at the reception as they cut the three tiered wedding cake with a
Kure, Japan. 20 June 1954. A formal portrait of Miss J. A. Odewahn who married Captain P. A. Stephans today at St Peter's Garrison Church, by Chaplain, Lieutenant Colonel the Reverend A. W. Laing.
Kure, Japan. 20 June 1954. A formal portrait of Captain P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, who were married at St Peter's Garrison Church, by Chaplain, Lieutenant Colonel the Reverend A. W. Laing.
Kure, Japan. 20 June 1954. Captain P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, were married at St Peter's Garrison Church. Here the groom signs the register in the vestry as the Chaplain, Lieutenant Colone
Kure, Japan. 20 June 1954. Enjoying themselves at the reception of Captain P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, who were married at St Peter's Garrison Church in Kure are, left to right: the groom,
The ceremony at St Peter's Garrison church of Captain (Capt) P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn. Capt Stephans is seen here placing the ring on Miss Odewahn's finger, as the Chaplain, Lieutenant Co
