Is this Molly's marriage?

Groom: Alfred Lewis NORTHE.
Bride: Daphne Mary LANGAN.
Year married: 1939.
Place: Victoria.
Registration number: 4980.

This will be her death.

Name: Daphne Mary NORTHE.
Died: 1982 Traralgon, Victoria.
Age: 65 years.
Father: James LANGAN.
Mother: Violet Eleanor unknown.
Registration number: 00579.

You have her adopted father named as Graeme Denis LANGAN so this may not be her, unless the informant made a mistake with her father's name.

Will follow up.

For your readers interest!
Charles John Lawrence Stanley enlisted 3 August 1917. Particulars, page 5.
No children declared for support. Next of Kin, mother, Caroline Stanley, South Australia.

Victorian Births
1..20681 / 1905
Family name:STANLEY
Given name(s)Charles Robert
Place of BIRTH: ORBOST, Australia
Mother's name; Elizabeth
Mother's family name at birth. WHILLANCE
Father's Name: Charles John.
2...13243 / 1907
Family name:STANLEY
Given name(s) Lawrance Arth
Place of event: ORBOST, VIC, Australia
Mother's name, Elizabeth Mary
Mother's family name at birth; WHELLANCE
Father's Name: Charles Jno
3...21709 / 1908
Family name:STANLEY
Given name(s)Lindsay Raymond
Place of event: ORBOST, VIC, Australia
Mother's name, Elizabeth Mary
Mother's family name at birth; WHILLANCE
Father's Name; Charles Jno Lawrence
4...13526 / 1910
Family name:STANLEY
Given name(s); May Elizabeth Caroline
Place of event: NEWPORT, VIC, Australia
Mother's name, Elizabeth Mary
Mother's family name at birth; WILLANCE
Father's Name: Charles Jno Laurence
5...14161 / 1912
Family name: STANLEY
Given name(s); Walter Arthur
Place of event: NEWPORT, VIC, Australia
Mother's name, Elizabeth Mary
Mother's family name at birth; WHILLANCE
Father's Name: Charles John

Every Week (Bairnsdale, Vic.)Thu 18 Jan 1917 Page 8 No title
On the 24th ult, the death occurred
at Yarraville, of Mrs C. Stanley, eldest daughter of Mr R. Whillance, of
Orbost. Mrs Stanley's illness was of short duration, and was apparently the
result of shock caused by the death of her brother, Mr. Whillance, which
occurred at the Melbourne Sanatorium during October last. A widower and
five children are left to mourn their loss.

Birth: Henry John WHILLANCE: 15953 / 1890
Family name: WHILLANCE
Given name: Henry John
Place of event: ORBOST, Australia
Mother's name; Ellen Maye
Mother's family name at birth; RANKIN
Father's Name: Robt Dawson

Re- Tonkin's post above;
Violet Eleanor Langan died at the Footscray Hospital on the 29 January 1965
she had been living in Footscray. age 77 her maiden name was Lynch, her mother's name was Georgina Headen.
On the 4th October 1910 she married James Archibald Langan at St. Joseph's in Collingwood. Daphne Mary was a twin, born in 1916, her brother was Thomas Joseph, both natural born children to James and Violet.


The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA) Mon 30 Jan 1939
DEATHS
STANLEY.—on the 29th of January at 71 Hill street. Mitcham.
Caroline Mary Stanley
widow of Charles Walter Stanley, and loving mother of
Charles, Corbet, Joe, Win, Ray, Alice and Maud.
In her eighty-seventh year.
This is Charles Stanley's mother; his father, Charles Stanley Snr., died 4 June 1928

When I say both Thomas and Daphne were natural born I mean the birth registration does not indicate otherwise, both give names of mother and father. You need the certificates just to check dates and place of birth.
The baby wasn't mentioned on her mother's obituary just the 5 children. Maybe that's how Violet managed to register her, in her and husband's name. I wonder if Thomas Joseph is also adopted!
Victoria Births
Registration number 34623 / 1916
Family name: LANGAN
Given name(s)Thomas Joseph
Place of event: Carlton, VIC, Australia
Mother's name LANGAN, Violet Eleanor
Mother's family name at birth Lynch
Father's Name: LANGAN, James Archbold

Registration number 34628 / 1916
Family name: LANGAN
Given name(s) Daphne Mary
Place of event: VIC, Australia
Mother's name LANGAN, Violet Eleanor
Mother's family name at birth
Father's Name: LANGAN, James Archbold
btw Thomas Joseph married Esther Florence Liddell in 1937.
the parents of Edward, Violet and Ethel LYNCH was Georgina Headen and Edward Joseph Lynch.
This below might help you with relatives
Independent (Footscray, Vic) Sat 15 October 1910
LANGAN—LYNCH.
At St. Joseph's Church, Collingwood, on Tuesday, 4th October,
Mr. Jas. A. Langan was united in the, holy bonds of
matrimony with Miss Violet E. Lynch,
second daughter of Mrs G. L Lynch, of George-street, Fitzroy,
Rev. Father O'Brien officiating. The bride, who was
given away by her brother, Mr. Edward Lynch, was prettily attired
in a cream chiffon messaline silk, tastefully trimmed with silk
lace and sprays of orange blossom, with which was worn a beautifully
embroidered veil and wreath. A lovely shower bouquet completed a
charming toilette. Miss Ethel Lynch as bridesmaid, wore a pretty
dress of white silk crystalline. The hat was of chip straw
wreathed with pink roses and finished with large black bows.
A shower bouquet of red carnations was carried.
Mr John Walsh (Footscray) officiated as best man.
After the ceremony the happy couple held a reception at St. Brigid's
Hall, Fitzroy, and received many congratulations from a large number
of friends, who sat down to breakfast presided over by Mr J. A. Norris,
who in an eloquent speech proposed the toast of "The Bride
and Bridegroom." The bridegroom, in a happy speech suitably responded.
The toast of "The Bridesmaids" was proposed by the bridegroom and responded to by Mr. J. Walsh. The toast of "Bride and Bridegroom's Parents" was proposed by Mr Bishop (Albert Park) and responded by
Mr Edward Lynch and Mr J. Langan.
The bride's travelling dress was of navy blue tailor made costume,
chip straw hat trimmed with roses and ribbon. During
the evening dancing was indulged in and the following contributed
to the musical programme: Mr D. Dale, "Roses";' Mr G. Lewin " The Deathless Army;"' Mr. J: McVeigh "Love me and the world is Mine"; Mr Bishop recited "The Deserter" in grand style and Miss Myrtle Ross, cousin of the bride, danced the Irish jig.
Altogether a very pleasant evening was spent by those present. The bride was
the recipient of many presents..
I would have liked to see Myrtle Ross do the Irish jig, would have been a lot happier than the poetry.