American Weddings and Divorces
The bright light of publicity shines upon the social life of our great multi-millionaires, as well as upon the results of their…
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Weddings, 1902
26 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 2
Wedding at Dorrigo
OUR correspondent writes:—On Thursday of last week the accustomed quietude at the residence of Mrs. Coghlan was broken by the gaiety of a wedding party. The contracting…
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On the 23rd January, at 10 a.m., the marriage of the granddaughter of the Emperor of Austria, the Archduchess Elizabeth-Marie, to Prince…
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RECENTLY no less than three well-known and respected residents of Argent's Hill have done a very sensible thing in establishing homes for themselves. Messrs. J. and W…
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" Shall we boycott the wedding present?" is a question which is receiving a considerable amount of attention in the old country…
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On Wednesday evening a pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Paul's, the Rev. W. B. Miller officiating. The contracting parties were Mr…
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A SYDNEY correspondent writes:—A very pretty wedding took place at St. Paul's Church, Carlingford, near Parramatta, on the 11th instant, when Miss Lilian Page,…
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ON Wednesday last a very pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. R. Baker (uncle of the bride), at Fernmount, when Miss G. Baker (third daughter of the…
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A QUIET wedding took place in St. George's Presbyterian Church, Sydney, on Wednesday, 9th July, when Mr, John C. Hunt, third son of the "late Mr. J. C, Hunt, of Narrabri…
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The R.C. Church at Maclean was thronged on Wednesday, when Father Walsh united in the bonds of holy matrimony Mr. Thomas Ryan, eldest son of Mr. John Ryan, of Shark Creek,…
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Wb read from time to time of wadding breakfasts. The veracious chronicle is always careful to say that " the tables literally groaned under the weight of good things provided by the parents of the bride…
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AT the residence of Mr. J. Summerville, J.P., of Kelvin Grove, Port Macquarie district, Mr. Albert Victor Rose, of Never Never, Bellinger River, was married to Miss…
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The Wesleyan Church was packed on Wednesday, the occasion being the marriage of Miss Laura Beatrice, youngest daughter of Mr. H. Frape, of Maclean, to Mr. Alfred, youngest son of Mr. W. Eastment, of…
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OUR Macksville correspondent writes ;—A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated on September 2, at Macksville, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. McKay, brother-in-law and…
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AN interesting ceremony took place in the Groote Kirk on July 28, when a daughter of General De la Rey was married to Commandant Ferreire, General Louis Botha acting as…
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A VERY prety and quiet wedding was celebrated at [?] residence of the bride's parents on Sepe[?]ber 10 (writes a correspondent), when Miss Marry Frances…
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CHRIST CHURCH Cathedral, Grafton, was crowded on Tuesday last, the occasion of the marriage of Muriel, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Bawden, to Mr. C…
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A PRETTY wedding, in which much local interest and good wishes were aroused, was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, Warrell…
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There was a large gathering at Christ Church Cathedral on Tuesday afternoon to witness the marriage of Mr. Charles Waldo Sabine, Stock Inspector of Grafton, and Miss Muriel Bawden,…
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The residence of Mrs. Cork, at Bielsdown, was the scene of a pretty wedding on October 1, when Mr. W. E. "Whittaker was wedded to Miss Mary Hannah Cork. The bride was…
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