Wedding. White--sefton
A pretty wedding was celebrated at 8t. Mary's R.C. Church yesterday morning by the Rev. P. Hickey. The contraction parties were Mr. John…
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Wedding of Captain Grieve, V.c
Captain Robert Grieve and a Red Cross nurse Sister Isabel Bowmen, of Mosman. were married at Scots' Church in Sydney on Wednesday. The wedding is a romance…
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English Bride to be (to her fiance): "The Smiths have sent us a butterdish, John. That makes the fourth already. I don't know whatever we…
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Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson, celebrated their golden wedding at "Gowan Brae," Rhodos Avenue, Crowes Nest, Sydney, on 18th July…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on August 7 at the residence of the bride's cousins, Dr. and Mrs. Adin Parson, Rondi, Sydney, between Miss…
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On the 20th of last month, in St. John's Church, Corowa, the Rev. Canon Ward Thomas celebrated the marriage between Gilbert George…
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At St. Mary’s Church at Corowa on Monday of last week the Rev. P. Hickey celebrated the nuptials of Mr John White, youngest [?] of Mr…
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Weddings as they are now are at once more formal and less formal than the weddings of the past, says Vogue, going on to describe some of the war weddings of the…
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The old-fashioned wedding-card printed in silver bidding the friends of the bride and bridegroom to the bride's At homes after the marriage, are not now used. The…
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It is strange how one lives over again the days of one's youth, and how the joyous days youth come back to us in sweet memories of the…
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The parson come in response to the knock, looked at Jack, adjusted his pince [?] on his nose,and said, "Well, what can I do for you?" A lump rose…
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A letter from Bombay. M.S.U.W., lately received in Sydney, contains an interesting account of a Parsi wedding. "The bride was the youngest daughter…
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On Monday morning Mr. James Corbott (son of Mr. Patrick Corbett), a returned soldier, was married to Miss Maud Lawrence (daughter of Mr…
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A wedding which, though quiet, was a very interesting and pretty one, was solemnised on September 12 at Mrs L. F. Mr Bean’s home, Barbary, Walsh street,…
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The wedding was recently celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church at Mulwala of Mr James Corbett, a returned soldier, son of Mr Patrick…
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In some parts of the country it is the custom to send congratulatory telegrams to friends at a distance who are being married. That is, the…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Margaret’s Church of England at Cobram on 7th August, when Mr Hugh Knight, second son…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Alban's Church of England, Tocumwal, on Monday last, the contracting parties being Mr Oscar…
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On October 12, Rev. Cannon Bevan, B.A., celebrated a wedding at St. Matthew's Church of England, Albury, between Mr. George Henry Auhl, railway…
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A very interesting double wedding was celebrated at Boweyn on Tuesday last, when Miss Evelyn Welsh, third eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J…
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