Curious Wedding Gifts
In days gone by few people bought wedding presents for their friends. A farmer gave a sheep or chicken, a wool merchant would present blankets, a man in…
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His Wedding Present
‘ Did your employer give you anything when you get married ?’ ‘ Yep, confound him!’ ‘ What did he send you ?’…
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A quiet wedding look place at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Albury, on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Miss Maria…
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A gay wedding party was suddenly interrupted by the Paris police, who came to enquire why one of the number was wearing a stolen uniform. The offending person was the…
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The day is past when the giver of a wedding present went to his jeweller with such a remark as "I want some sort of a wedding present for five pounds." Nowadays the choice…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Ladies’ Column. Latest London & Paris Fashions. [All Rights Reserved.] Suggestions for a Wedding
Bridal fashions change slowly, and although innovations in the pictorial part of a wedding ceremony are introduced from time to time, for the…
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On Tuesday, July 2nd, a very quiet wedding took place at the residence of the bride's grandmother (Mrs. Nathaniel Griffiths, of Tumbarumba), the contracting parties being…
Continued on Trove, page 31 →Some Dont's for the Girl on a Wedding Tour
Don't take all your outfit with you. This was designed to last for many months. It is probable that you only contemplate being away one…
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The marriage of Mr C. Taylor, manager of the local branch of the Savings Bank, to Miss Grace Thomson, was celebrated to-day. The…
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On Wednesday, at the residence of Mr W. Johnston, End-street, Deniliquin, a pretty wedding was celebrated, when Mr Carter and Miss Johnston were united in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Why the Fourth Is the Wedding-ring Finger
The custom arises from the ancient ritual of the English Church, under which in the marriage ceremony, and in symbolisation of the doctrine of the Trinity, the ring…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at Stirling Park, Mathoura, on Wednesday, 31st July, when Miss Ethel Evans, the adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs D. Glenn, was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Celebrating the Linen Wedding
When the twelfth year of wedded life has been achieved, it is time to celebrato the "linen" anniversary. This is an occasion much beloved by house-wives, for was there ever a…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →A Jindera Wedding
A very pretty wedding was celebrated her last week, the contracting parties being Mr. Otto Scholz, of Water view, and Miss Mary Bartsch, of Jindera. The…
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I am no advocate of the quiet wedding, says “Lady Evelyn.” It is an arrangement frequently made in reference to the prospective bridegroom’s…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Michael's Church, Wagga on the 19th inst., the contracting parties being Mr. P. Delaney, formerly of Humula, the…
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The Castlemaine "Leader" reports the wedding of Miss Neilie Chown, eldest daughter of Mr. C. Chown, and Mr. William Brooks, of Temora,…
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"No wedding-cake, no future happiness," runs an old saying, and so important was the cake in Scotland in olden times that the relatives of the…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was held at St. Michael's Church. Wagga Wagga on Saturday Sept. 7. The contracting parties were Mr. Albert Angustus Forster,…
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A bride introduced a novelty at her wedding recently by arranging that a dozen of her girl-friends should act as ushers at the church for guiding guests to their…
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