An Upper Murray Wedding
On Wednesday evening, at St. David's Church, Mr. P. J. Vincent, of Wangaratta, was married to Miss E. M. Bartlett, daughter of Mr. S. Bartlett, of Corryong…
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Wedding
Wednesday, October 12, St. David's Presbyterian Church, Albury, was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding ceremony, the contracting parties being Mr. Reuben…
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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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On Thursday last, 20th October, a quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents. "Mossgiel" Corowa, when Olive Rose (youngest…
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A wedding which aroused a good deal of local interest, the contracting parties being well-known in the district, took place on Wednesday at Bungowannah…
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On 19th inst. a wedding was celebrated at Hathrop, Bathurst, when Miss Ada Webb, third daughter of the late Mr. T. G. Webb, of Springfield, Byng, and niece of the late Mr…
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A good deal of interest was manifested in a wedding which took place in the Wahgunyah Congregational Church on Tuesday morning when Mr. Heary…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on Tuesday, November 1st., at 10 o'clock. at Newton, by the Rev. Father Uartigan. The Parties were Mr. Sydney Grandy, of…
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A large congregation assembled at Nap Nap on October 30th to witness the marriage of Clara, second daughter of Mrs. C. Silvester, of Water-street,…
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In response to invitation nearly 100 people assembled at St. John's Church of England, Adaminaby, to witness the wedding celebrated on Wednesday, November…
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The marriage of Mr. John Lyne, son of Sir William Lyne, with Miss Brenda Turton, daughter of Mr. E. J. Turton took place at St…
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Royal etiquette demands that the chief wedding cakes throughout Europe be made in tho royal kitchens. All the rest are received as gifts, except in unusual…
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The marriage of Mr John Thompson Campbell, of Beechal Station, Queensland, son of Mr. J. Campbell, of Leichhardt, and Miss Isabella May Esplin, eldest daughter of Mrs…
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Through drinking poisonous brandy 20 persons who were participating in a marriage feast at the village of Katelinki, in Germany, lost their lives. The liquor which brought…
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Considering the very many relatives and friends, only the very nearest of kin had been invited to witness a quiet, but very pretty, wedding on Wednesday, November…
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This (Tuesday) evening will be the last night of the Temperance Mission, when Mrs. Harrison Lee will deliver her famous lecture entitled,…
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A wedding took place on 26th November at St. Augustine's R.C Church, Wodonga, by the Rev. Father Ryan, the contracting parties being Mr. Robert John Dawes, of Broadford…
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On Wednesday afternoon last, 21st December and u[?]sually bright and pretty wedding was celebrated in the Methodist Church. Corowa when…
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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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