Woman's World. Wedding. Peacock—Van Epen
A wedding of great interest, and which attracted a crowd of onlookers, was celebrated at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church yesterday morning, when the Rev…
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Double Wedding. yager Benn Halpin—yager
On Wednesday last the R.C.Church, Casino, was the scene of a very pretty doable wedding, the contracting porties to the interesting event being Mr. L.M…
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THE marriage of Mr. Thomas Reddocliff and Miss Ivy Olive Stevens, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Stevens, of South Woodburn, was celebrated at St…
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A FASHIONABLE wedding was celebrated at Casino last week, the contracting parties being Muriel, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Simpson, of…
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Sr. MARY MAGDALENE 'S CHURCH, Coraki, was the scene of an extremely pretty and interesting wedding on Wednesday last, when Mr. John Walter Garred, of Tamworth,and…
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MR. A.D.KERK, dontist, casine, and Miss Lillah Locke, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J.G.Locke of casino were quietly married at St. Marks' Church of England yesterday…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Mark's Church, Casino, on Monday, the contracting parties being Mr. A. D. Kerr, dentist, and Miss Lillah Locke, daughter…
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In the eyes of most brides and of the people who attend the marriage feast, the item of themost importance is the huge wedding cake itself…
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A wedding of great interest, and which attracted a crowd of on lookers, was celebrated in St. Paul's Presbyterian Church on Wednesday…
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DAN CONNORS, a quadroon known as "Yellow Dan," and Biddy, a sable belle, were married at Winton last week (says the" Hughenden…
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On Thursday last a large and fashionable assemblage of friends met at St. Andrew's Church of England to witness the marriage of Guy Forrest, youngest…
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Mr. Anthony Drexel, Jun., was [?] to Miss Mar[?] Gould at New York to-day. The bride's father gave the newly…
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"CORAKI HOUSE" was on fete again on Saturday last, the occasion being the marriage of Frederick Darley, youngest son of the late Mr. George Layton and…
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A PRETTY wedding was celebrated on the 20th inst. in the Baptist Church, between Miss Ethel May, youngest daughter of Mr. G. Rankin, of South Casino, and Mr. David…
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St. ANDREW 's Anglican Church, Lismore, was the scene of a very pretty and interesting ceremony on Thursday of last week, when a large congregation…
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A fashionable, wedding, and one that created conciderable interest throughout the district, was celebrated by the Rev. H. J. Velvin at St. Mary Magdaiene ' s Church,…
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On Wednesday afternoon, 13th April, the Nashua Hall was the scene of a very pretty wedding. The contracting parties were Robert Keith, eldest son of Mr…
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A PRETTY wedding was celebrated on the 20th inst., in the Baptist Church, Casino, between Miss Ethel May, youngest daughter of Mr. G. Rankin, South Casino, and Mr…
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A wedding took place in the Methodist Church. Coonamble, on the 31st March when Mr. James Robert [?] of Orange, was married to Miss Helenn Mary…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on the 29th March at "Glen Forest," Nowendoc, the residence of the bride's parents, when the Rev. James H. Terras united in…
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