Personal and Social. Fashionable Wedding
At the Randwick Presbyterian Church on 5th March, the marriage of A. J. Gordon, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ross, of Hillside, Germanton, and Mabel…
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Leneva. a Church Forty Years Without a Wedding
A marriage was celebrated in the Methodist Church at Leneva on the 12th. The bride was Miss Ivy Boyes, daughter of Mr. J. G. Boyes, Leneva, and the…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Andwew's Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening last, when Mr. Andrew Neivandt, of Jerilderie,…
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The Cathedra], Wangaratta, was the scene of a wedding yesterday, when Mr. Henry Francis Eberle, travelling representative of the "Border Morning Mail," and…
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The marriage of Mr. John Stockley Whittaker, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Whittaker, of "Valera," Wahgunyah, and Miss Ethel Maud Mary Piggin, second daughter…
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Our Leneva correspondent writes:—The Leneva Methodist Church was filled to overflowing on Wednesday, March 12th, to witness the marriage of Ivy Florence, youngest…
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An American newly-married couple named Spohn recently underwent aw humiliating experience at the hands of some practical jokers which they are not likely…
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A wedding party at the Ashfield Town Hall on Wednesday night terminated in a free fight. The [?] (Carr) tried to stop the…
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There were lively proceedings at a wedding party in the Ashfield Town-hall last night. A free fight occurred, and the police were called in, but were…
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The marriage of Miss Mabel Constance Green, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Green, Maidstone, Congee, with Mr. A. J. Gordon Ross, eldest…
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St. Michael’s Church, Deniliquin, on Monday last, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Mr Thomas Maher, fourth son of…
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To the up-to-date society woman of Paris the selection of a wards robe for her dog is a serious matter, and is no small item of her…
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A pretty wedding was celebarted at one end of last month at Allandale, Wakool Crossing, the home of the bride, when Gertrude Marion youngest…
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At the invitation of Mr and Mrs Cleaver, a concourse of people assembled at Waverley station, Mossgiel, on the 26th ult., to celebrate the occasion of…
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Myall-street was gay on Wednesday afternoon last, when a very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Barnabas' Church of England, the contracting…
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The almighty dollar is very mush in evidence when the daughters of American money kings marry, but it will doubtless be some time…
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King George of England and the Czar of Russia, when they come to Berlin to attend the wedding of the Kaiser's daughter, Princess Victoria Louise, to Prince Ernest…
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The marriage of Mr. Horace Don, formerly teller at the Bank of New South Wales, Albury, and youngest son of the late Rev. James Don and Mrs. Don, of…
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The marriage of Mr A. E. Papworth, of Culcairn, who is well-known in this district, for some time he having been in charge of Bowles’…
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An exciting episode which, if it had been prolonged, night have developed a serious side, occurred at the Burlington Cafe, in George street, on Saturday afternoon…
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