A Quite Wedding
Mrs, Hyski (Pennsylvanla coal regions): "And so your daughterski is marriedski?" Mrs. Lowski: "Yes, and it was a very quiet weddingski. De guests used knives instead of…
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Other Wedding Modes
The white blouse, be it of soft silk, crepe, or even satin, is so generally adopted for day wear that a skirt of a bridal dress made of either of these materials might be cut…
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A very pretty wedding, and one in which much interest was centered, took place at the Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, on Wednesday, 11th instant. The contracting parties were Mr. Stanley F…
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ON Monday last, as stated in our Tuesday's issue, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Asser celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding. Mr. Asser…
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A very pretty wedding, and one in which much interest was centered, took place at the Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, on Wednesday, 11th instant. The contracting parties were Mr. Stanley F…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Joseph's R.C. Church on Wednesday morning, 18th instant, when Mr. James F. Kelly, youngest son of the late Mr. and…
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"There are many curious and interesting facts regarding the marriage and divorce laws of foreign countries," said R. J. Brown, who recently returned from a trip…
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"Yes, she's only fifteen. Elva! Elva! Come here! I want you to show Mrs. Woodley how tall you are. Did you ever see anything like her? I know she'll be six feet before she stops."…
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On the 15th February a wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Father Quinn at St. Patrick's church, Wingen, the contracting parties being Miss Minnie, second…
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A Jarge congregation assembled at St. Mary's to witness the marriage of Mr. Guy W. E. Pym, of Matahiwi, New Zealand, youngest son of the late Rev. W. M…
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A large congregation assembled at St. Mary's to witness the marriage of Mr. Guy. W. E. Pym, of Matahiwi, New Zealand, youngest son of the late Rev. W. M…
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A pretty wedding was solemnised in the Catholic Church at Glen Innes on Toesday. February 28th, when John Joseph, third son of John. Ford, of Langothlin,…
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A recent Wellington (N.Z.) marriage caused a great deal of surprise to 200 or so prospective guests, who found themselves deprived of all the…
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The marriage of Miss Annie M. Parkes, youngest daughter of Mr. T. A. Parkes of Ashfield, to Mr. John Ferris McKimm of Ashfield, eldest surviving son of the late Mr. Robert McKimm of…
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The marriage of Miss Annie M. parkes, youngest daughter of Mr. T. A. Parkes of Ashfield, to Mr. John Ferris mcKimm of Ashfield, eldest surviving son of the late Mr. Robert McKimm of…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Paul's Church on the afternoon of Wednesday, 29th ultimo, the contracting parties being Mr. Thomas…
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A very pretty marriage was celebrated at St. Peter's Church, East Maitland on Easter Monday, by the Rev. Canon Tollis, between Mr. W.D. Walker, of West, and Miss…
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A very pretty marriage was celebrated at St. Peter's Church, East Maitland, on Easter Monday, by the Rev. Canon Tollis, between Mr. W. D. Walker, of West, and Miss…
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A wedding took place at Hamilton on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Mr J. K. Thomas, third son of Mr W. Thomas, of Vere, and…
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English women did not always wear a plain gold circlet for a wedding-ring; At one time the custom was for the ring to cost as much as the…
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