SPECTACULAR Goering's Wedding Huge Crowds London, April 10
The wedding of the Minister, for Air, General Gooring, and Fraulein Emmy Sonnemann, the actress, which took plate to-day was the most…
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Giant's Creek Wedding. Dehn—clarke
The wedding was solemnised on Wednesday morning at St. John's Church, Giant's Creek, of Florence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William…
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Congratulations were showered on Miss Ella Guy Mr. H. Mead on Wednesday night last, when they were entertained at a kitchen tea at the…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Ward's River church on 23rd March, when Miss Violet Levenia Adams, only daughter of Mr. and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Social Life in Sydney A Gay Eastertide—Miss Logan Returns from India—A Country Wedding in Town—Cupid Throws a Dart—A Weaving Demonstration —Picnic Races Gala
Judging from what one can glean on all sides it looks as if Easter will be ushered in with a considerable amount of gaiety. Country and…
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At the Methodist Church on April 6 the marriage was celebrated of Eileen, only daughter of Mrs Sampson, of Bodbournberry, to Harold, third son…
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The most disappointed man in Leicestershire is Tom Briggs, the 64-yearold and white-haired shepherd, of Drayton, who has had Ms life savings…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Aberdeen, on Thursday night, 11th. inst., Rev. Dr. John Craig…
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A very happy function was held at Spring Creek on Saturday last to celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Ben…
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Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Nellie Cleary, only daughter of Mrs. E. Cleary, of Morpeth, and the late Mr. John Cleary, and Mr…
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Mr. E. Murphy and Miss K. Conway, of South Maitland, were entertained by friends at St. Mary's Hall on Monday night, at…
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Guides and Brownies formed a guard of honour and "fairy rings" at St. Stephens' Presbyterian Church, Toowoomba, on Saturday afternoon,…
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A quiet but preety wedding was celebrated at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Aberdeen, on 11th inst.; Rev. Dr. John Craig officiating. The…
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Sutherland â Cone: A pretty wedding took place at Stewarts Brook on 6th February, of Gladys Louise, second daughter of Mr. T. A. Cone…
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On Friday afternoon. 23rd March, the pretty wedding of Mavis Gertrnde Love. youngest daughter of Mrs.Hadley of Kurri Kirri, and…
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Park-street Methodist Church was the scene of the wedding of Winifred Muriel Morgan, eldest daughter of Mrs Morgan and the late Samuel Morgan,…
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Looking as lovely as she obviously was happy, Miss Nellie Cleary, only daughter of Mrs. E. Cleary, of Morpeth, and the late…
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St. Francis Church, Moree, was the scene last Tuesday evening of a wedding of widespread interest to the North-West, the contracting parties…
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Looking as lovely as she obviously was happy, Miss Nellie Cleary, only daughter of Mrs. E. Cleary, of Morpeth, and the late Mr. John Cleary, made a beautiful bride…
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Mr. H, C. Morton presided meeting of the East Maitland Cri[?]tin Club's popular lady committee hel[?] Mrs. Countney's residence, when [?]…
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