Wedding Bells
A very pretty wedding was celebrated in the Church of England on Wednesday, 1st November, the contracting parties being Leith, son of…
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Weddings, 1916
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Days came and went, and the sunshine of spring brightened the earth again. Phillis' crocuses, and hyacinths, and tulips bloomed and faded…
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, when the marriage was celebrated of Corporal…
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Phillis had a busy ten days before the wedding, for all the Clares, large and small, were invited, and every one had to have a wedding-garment…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Parkes, on Wednesday, 8th inst., when the Rev. A. Graham united in the holy, bonds…
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St. John Baptist's Church, Eugowra, was the csene, of a very pretty wedding on Sunday last, when Mildred Mary, youngest…
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Elinor was a strong woman, with such an excellent physique that she never gave way to hysterics like weaker women, but she was on the…
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At St. Lawrence's Church, Forbes, on Wednesday, the wedding took place of Mr Daniel M'Auliffe, son of the late Mr and Mrs John M'Auliffe,…
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The history of wedding-cakes goes back many, many years. The bride of ancient Rome had a cake broken over her head as a symbol of plenty…
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At St. Brenden's Church, Annandale, on October 10th, Mr George Cottle, of Cudgelico, and Miss Helena Walsh, of Weddin View, Grenfell, were united in…
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A week, had passed, and the vexing question was now fairly settled by the lawyers. That ceremony at Alderson that night was quite legal in…
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At the residence of the bride's parent's, on the 20th instant, Mr. Henry Beale, of Kandos, and son of the late Mr. Thos. Beale, of Essex…
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Leigh Arden had almost forgotten the girl who had come so near to being his wife. He frowned when Phillis timidly recalled her to his…
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A military wedding was celebrated on November 15th, by Rev. Canon Bellingham, at St. Phillip's Church, when Laurel Freda Gaden, eldest…
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A very pretty "war wedding" was solemnsed at the Goldsmith-street Methodist, Church, Goulburn, on Saturday morning, 25th November, 1916,…
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"They are coming home at last, Elinor," said Mrs Arden, looking up from her letter with a flush on her thin face, and an eager light in her…
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Mias Lena O'Sullivan, third daughter of the late Mr. J. G. O'Sullivan (late of Cowra) was married to George Archibald Burgess, son of Mrs. W. Burgess, of…
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From that night when Phillis I neard her cousin utter those taunting worus, it seemed as if there were e[?]uel thorns always piercing the…
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Arden remembered that he had seen Nell a while ago going into a pretty little morning-room where the ladies often sat together. He went…
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