Weddings
A double wedding took place on Monday evening last, at the local Methodist Church, the Rev. W. Wall officiating. The parties were John…
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Wedding Bells
"Os[?]lands," Graham's Valley, on Wednesday 20th March, was the scene of a very pretty wedding. The contracting parties were Mary, second…
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A Moorish wedding is very quaint, but difficult to illustrate, as it generally takes place in the evening after sunset. I was fortunate to witness…
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THE wedding of Mr. Jno. T. Kirk, second son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kirk, and Miss. Susan Laurence Mitchell, youngest daughter of Mrs. Sarah…
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On Wednesday the marriage of Mr. William Wilson, "Sunnyside," and Miss Christina Irvine, Albion Hill, was celebrated by the…
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On Wednesday last a very pretty wedding took place at Gum Flat, the Rev. A. M. Wilson officiating. The contracting parties…
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ONE of the marvels of the marriage of Miss Gould to Mr. Anthony Drexel was the wedding cake, which surpassed anything of the kind that had…
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Anticipating by a day the date publicity announced for their wedding, Lord Howard de Walden and Miss Margherita Van Raalte were quietly…
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On Monday, last, Mr. and Mrs. George Rolf, two nightly respected residents of the district, celebrated their golden wedding at Hartmann's…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised at the Church of the Sacred Heart on Monday last, when Mr. Harry Miller of Long Plain…
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An event which was looked forward to with some excitement by a number of people was the tying of the nuptial knot between Arthur O. Williamson,…
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At Marylebone Parish Church yesterday (said the "Daily News" on February 20) Lord Howard de Walden was quietly married to Miss Margherita…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at Granite House, Victor Harbour, S.A., on Monday, March 23rd, when Mr. Ernest Chas…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Ladies Page All the reasonings of a man are not worth onei sentiment of a woman."—VOLTAIRE. Wedding Costumes
A SIMPLE all-white wedding dress, devoid of the splendor of brocade or the pride of old lace was noted recently. It was a lovely frock, instinct with…
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At the Church of England yesterday, Mr. William G. Davies, of Mt. Mitchell, was married to Miss Florence May Drew, daughter of Mr…
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A wedding which created much interest locally was celebrated at St. Andrew's Church, Yetman, on the 15th instant, Rev. Dickens…
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On this page, Messrs. Bruce and Walsh draw attention to their wedding rings. These are made in the firm's own workshop by skilled craftsmen,…
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The residence of Mr. C. Crouch, "Barrington Farm," Fladbury, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday week last, when Ethel…
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On this page, Messrs. Bruce and Walsh draw attention to their wedding rings. These are made in the firm's own workshop by skilled craftsmen,…
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