Weddings in America
Weddings, we hear, are losing their simplicity and sentimentality, and America is blamed for the deterioration. Some of the smartest weddings…
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Weddings, 1898
23 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 2
An Indian Wedding
A LARGE party assembled at the Roman Catholic Church, Palmer's Island, on Tuesday afternoon to witness the marriage of Clara Mahugool and Mr. Charles Phillips, the well-known Indian…
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In many of the churches in America, when fashionable wedding is about to take place, the officiating clergyman is often called upon to attend a full-dress rehearsal, and often two, as…
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A quiet wedding took place at Gladstone on Tuesday, 11th Instant, when Mr. Win. Brown. proprietor of the IXL, Cash Store, Bellingen, was married to Miss Emily M…
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THE ceremony of uniting " two hearts that beat as one"- was performed on Tuesday last by the Rev. C. E. Burgess, the contracting parties being Mr. Ernest H. H Moody, eldest…
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A rough track led down the mountain side to the ford, formed by debris at the fork in the creek. An abandoned cottage stood on the far bank; behind and above it, on an…
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A double wedding took place on Tuesday in the open air in front of the residence of Mrs. Jane Mnrtell, of the Sooth Arm, Bellinger. Mr. Fred White was united to Miss…
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A WEDDING was celebration by the Rev. P. W. Ahern in the Roman Catholic church at Bowra at 10 a.m on Monday last. The bridge was Miss Ellea Ryan, second daughter of Mr…
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In many of the churches in America; when a fashionable wedding is about to take place, the officiating clergyman is often called upon to attend a…
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A WEDDING which has been looked forward to with much interest was celebrated by the Rev. C. E. Burgess (Anglican) at Bellinger Heads on…
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An interesting wedding was celebrated at Upper South Arm, near Bellingen, on Wednesday afternoon, at "Hill Crest" the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Moody. The…
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At the Hunter-Baillie Church, Johnstonstreet, Annandale, at 5 o'clock on Tuesday evening, Miss Rebecca Bennett, only daughter of the into Mr. F. Bennett, J.P.,…
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AT St. Vincent's Anglican Church, Fernmount, on Monday last, the Rev. C. E. Burgess officiated at a wedding. The bride was Miss Kate. Elizabeth England, daughter of…
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A little ring of gold, Tis precious metal; Bat there's wealth untold This ring does settle…
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WE take the following as printed, from the Weekly Review, a suburban paper, published at newton, Sydney:—A very pretty wedding was celebrated…
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ON Wednesday last, September 7, the Rev. W. H. Marshall, Presbyterian Minister at Macksville, was married to Miss Rachael Trees, the youngest daughter of Mr. A. J…
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AT the residence of Mrs. Cleaver, Never Never, on Wednesday morning, the Rev. A. Graham (Wesleyan) officiated at a wedding. The bride was Miss Lillian Cleaver, daughter…
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FROM the Ulladulla and Milton. Times (Milton) of September 10, we take the following,—" 0range Blossoms"—The parish church of SS. Peter and…
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DR. W. C. WATSON, who practised as a medical man in this district a couple of years ago, has married again. The following notice of the wedding is from the social columns of…
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THE very latest fashion in connection with wedding cake, according to DEMOREST'S is not to have it piled up on a table the hall, with each individual little box tied with white satin ribbon,…
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