Wedding Bells
St. Columbas' Church, Paterson, was thronged with guests and spectators, many being unable to gain admission on Wednesday, 22nd ultimo to witness the marriage…
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Wedding
A wedding took place at the Single ton Methodist Church on Wednesday, September 15th, the contracting parties being Miss Josephine O'Leary, of…
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Lady Msude Lygon has been married to Mr. samuel Heare. son of sir samuel Hoare the well—known banker…
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Extraordinary scenes took place at the wedding of Princess Amalie of Fuerstenberg, one of Austria's historic houses, and ex-Lieutenant Koczian, the handsome…
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A correspondent sends along the following: "St. Columbus Church, Paterson, was thronged on Wednesday, 22nd ult., when Miss Miss Mildred. Ruby Hagan, second…
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On Saturday last much consternation was felt in Collins-street, Melbourne, when a horse attached to the fore car riage of a brougham, that looked as if…
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The fiftieth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. William Budden, farmers, of Limestone, whose lives and interests,; together, with their very…
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A young girl named Catherine Ellen Dixon, better known as Ruby Dixon, aged between 18 and 19 years, employed as a housemaid at Cameron's Telegraph Hotel…
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All Saints' Church of England, Woodville, was the scene of a pretty wedding on September 29. The contracting parties were Miss Alicia M. Newton and Mr. C.W…
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"Was Jim Mill a favourite?" asked one of his hearers, to keep the conductor to the point. "We respected him," was the slow…
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A YOUNG girl named Catherine Ellen Dixon, better known as Ruby Dixon, aged between 18 and 19 years, employed as a housemaid at Cameron's Telegraph…
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All Saints' Church of England, Woodville, was the scene of a pretty wedding on September 29. The contracting parties were Miss. Alicia M. Newton and Mr. C. W…
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A young girl named Catherine Elle Dixon, better known as Ruby Dixon, aged between 18 and 19 years, employed as a housemaid at Cameron's Telegraph Hotel…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Countess of Granard. a Simple Wedding. Ceremony in a Ballroom
The great event of the New York social season, the wedding of the Earl of G[?]ard and Miss Jane Beatrice Mills, was the quietest and simplest ever witnessed in…
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Quietly, almost secretly, Mr Rodman Wanamaker, only son of Mr John Wanamaker, the millionaire proprietor of Philadelphia's principal stores,- was…
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[?] little straggling town of [?] Highlands will be the scene [?] gathering of Austrian royal [?] September 15, when at the…
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At St. Kalian's Church; Brookfield, on Wednesday last, the Rev. J. C. Meagher joined in the holy bonds of wedlock Mr W. J. Ernst and Miss…
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Between this brideseeing day, which seals the betrothal, and the actual marriage, years may elapse (says an article entitled "Armenian Girls at Home," in the…
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A very pleasant gathering assembled on Tuesday, November 2, at the residense of Mr. and Mrs. W. Beaven, senr., of Oakhampton-road. on the occasion of the celebration of their golden wedding, when…
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Considerable local interest was aroused by the marriage of Miss Loyal Fleming, eldest daughter of Mr. Alexander Fleming, to Mr.F. Shaedel, formerly of Nowra, now of Overton, which took…
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