Wedding Cafe—lawler
The Methodist Church, Meadow Flat, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on the 4th inst., when Alfred Ernest, third son of Mrs. Cafe, of…
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Weddings, 1913
383 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 10 of 20
Wedding at Rydal
A wedding in which unusual interest centred, took place in the Union Church, Rydal, on Wednesday afternoon. The principals were Ethel Maud, second daughter of…
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On Wednesday at Wellington Monsingor Long performed the ceremony of uniting in the bonds of matrimony Mr. Charles Thomas Cluff, son of…
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The rising town of Manildra was quite EN FETE on Wednesday last, the occasion being the celebration of a double wedding, when Mr. G. W…
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A very pretty wedding took place at St. Stephen's Church, Peak Hill, on Thursday, 5th June, when Mr. C. H. Carman, of Cudal, was married to Miss…
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A pretty double wedding took place at Binnaway recently, when Miss Daisy Meyers was married to Mr. R. Shenuack, and Miss Rebecca…
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A smart and beautiful wedding was celebrated at Ulinda Coolah, the residence of Mr. D. I. Watt, on Tuesday 10th June, at 4.30 p.m,…
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An extremely pretty wedding was (says the "Nepean Times") celebrated in the Methodist Church, Penrith, on Monday afternoon, when Edith Howard Grossman,…
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In All Saints' Cathedral last evening, the Rev. W. H. G. Williams married Dorothy, second daughter of Mr. G. H. Marks, of Bathurst, to Herbert Edward…
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Offended at not having been invited to a wedding at Fivemile Town, Tyrone seven neighboring farmers threw large stones through the windows of the house…
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All Saints' Cathedral, Bathurst, was the scene of a pretty wedding last evening, when Herbert Hadson, of Bathurst, was married to Miss…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lost Banker Beautiful Creole and Her Yacht. Wedding Eve Mystery
The mystery of the disappearance of Mr. William Robertson Lidderdale, formerly manager of the IIminster (Somerset) branch of Stuckey's Bank,…
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A smart and beautiful wedding was celebrated at Ulinda on Tuesday, 10th June, the contracting parties being Mr. Arthur John Scott, only son of…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on Campbell's River on Friday, June 13, by the Rev. Hughes, of Rockley, the contracting parties being Frederick…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Vale of Clwydd, recently. The contracting parties were Rebecca Olive Annie, third daughter of Mr. and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Wedding Trousseau. Rose-lined Wedding Gown
There is no need to say very much about lingerie, since the size of the p[?] alone can dutermino the expon[?] (says an exchange)…
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A quiet wedding of interest to the town and district was solemnized on Thursday evening 12th June, at "Greta," Darling Point, Sydney, the…
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On Saturday evening a pretty wedding was celebrated at the Orange Methodist Church, the contracting parties being Miss Minnie, youngest…
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A very pretty choral wedding, which has been looked forwarded to with considerable interest, was solemn[?]sed in St. John's Church of England at four o'clock on…
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On Friday, 13th instant, a quiet wedding was celebrated at Campbell's River, by the Rev. Hughes, of Rockley, the contracting parties being Mr…
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