Wedding in Sydney
St. James' Church, Burwood, was artistically decorated with specimen palms, and pale pink and white flowers arranged in the form of Dutch gates, and a' large boll' for…
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Weddings, 1914
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Wedding Bells. Field—gressier
St. Jospeh's R.C. Church was the scene of a very smart wedding yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being one of our most popular…
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At All Saints' Church, Burren Junction, a wedding was solemnised recently by the Rev. William Corner, of Wee Waa, when Ida Harriet, eldest…
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On Saturday, March 28, the Methodist Church, Burwood, was the scene of a quiet wedding, when Miss Ethel Cock, daughter of Mr. Edwin…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church, Petersham recently, the contracting parties being Miss Ethel May Skelly, second daughter of Mr. Henry…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on Saturday morning, at the residence of the bride's parents, when Minnie, daughter of Mr. H. Kelly, J.P., of Oberon, and Arthur,…
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At SS. Michael and John's Cathedral yesterday morning, Mr. Andrew Farrelly, of Rylstone, was married to Miss Elizabeth Connelly, of Rylstone…
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A double wedding between two brothers and two mators was celebrated under charming conditions at St. Joseph's Church, Orange, by…
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On Easter Monday, at St. John's R.C. Church, Gulgong, the Rev. D. M. O'Reilly celebrated the marriage between Mr. Edward J. Flood and…
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A wedding was celebrated in the Yeoval Union Church on March 31, between Edgar William, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Sparkes…
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S.S. Michael and John's Cathedral was the scene of a doublo wedding, in which a brother and sister figured yesterday morning. The parties…
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Weather conditions were beautifully fine and pleasant throughout the holidays. Hotels report full houses, and the boarding houses had also a busy time. There was a constant…
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A very "pretty wedding was celebrated to-day at the local R.C. Church, the contracting parties being Miss Maxwell, of Shooter's Hill, and Mr. William Ahearn, of Porter's…
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Holy Trinity Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday last, when the Rev. Walker Taylor united in holy wedlock Maude…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated in Rockley on Wednesday last, when Mr. J. Hanrahan, of Black Springs, was married to Miss Muriel Wilson…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on Saturday morning last, at the residence of the bride's parents, when Minnie, daughter of Mr. H. Kelly, of…
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A pretty wedding was solemnised at Pinecliff, in the Baptist Church, on Tuesday afternoon last, at 3.30, the contracting parties being Miss Muriel…
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A very pretty evening wedding was celebrated at. St. Clement's Church, Mosman, on Thursday, April 16th, at 7 p.m., when Robert Henry Blake…
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Father O'Brien united in the holy bonds last evening in St. Joseph's Church, Mr. George Walker, Peak Hill, and Miss Molly Gallagher,…
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A pretty, but quiet wedding was celebrated on the 11th (Easter Saturday) at St. Peters C.E., Sydney, by the Rev. George Middleton, the…
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