A Wedding Dress
It is only the wealthy bride who can afford to choose her wedding dress with a view to its being fateful for the one great occasion only. To others, the consideration…
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Wedding
ON Wednesday, August 3rd, at St. Barnabus' Church, Sydney, Miss Ethel M. Piggott, eldest daughter of Mr. George Piggott, of Commandant Hill, West Kempsey,was…
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On Thursday last a quiet wedding took place at the residence of Mr. Malcolm Stewart, Croki, when Rev. S. P. Stewart united Miss Mary Martha…
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The new church at Corangula was the scene of a pretty wedding on 14th inst, the occasion being this marriage of Marcus Hilton, eldest son of Mr. John Booth, to Sarah…
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SECOMB--TREES.--On Wednesday, the 14th instant, Miss Effie Jane Trees, youngest daughter of Mr. W. G. Trees, J.P., of Commandant Hill, was married to Mr. Alfred…
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ON Saturday last Miss Kate Else, eldest daughter of Mr. A. E. Else, Cundletown, was married to Mr. E. E. Kenney, son of Mr. G. L. Kenney, of…
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'They say her wedding beggared description.' 'Oh, more than that!' 'Indeed?'…
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A VERY fashionable and pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Brigid's Church, Bullahdelah, on Wednesday, Oct. 12th, when Mr. Francis Michael Early, second son of Mr. T. J. Early, of Ottawa, Canada,…
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Two old identities of the Williams River, Mr and Mrs. T. Saxby, celebrated their golden wedding at their home, near Krambach, on Monday…
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IT was a quiet wedding--no show, no fuss, no flurry, but just unostentatious and decorous, as best beseems the ceremony. No carriage oven. Only a step separated…
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"Annie, oh, Annie, do come downstairs Another parcel has just arrived for you, beautifully done up in glossy paper, and sealed all over!"…
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In the newly-erected St. John's Church, at Collurondarri, a very pretty wedding took place on October 12, the contracting parties being Rev. H. O. Barnes, inoumbent…
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On Tuesday, the 1st inst., a very pretty wedding was celebrated at the School of Arts, Forster. The contracting parties were Miss Mabel Hardy, second daughter of Mr. and…
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IT was a quiet wedding—no show, no fuss, no flurry, but just unostentatious and decorous, as best beseems the ceremony. No carriage even. Only a step separated…
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A QUIET but prit[?]y wedding was celebrated at Mr. D. Baiey's residence on November 9th, the contracting parties being Mr. A. Pead, son of Mr. Jas, Pead, of Port…
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