Woman's World. Wedding. Curtis—Jackson
The marriage at which were present only a few intimate friends was solemnised at St. Andrew's Church of England on Saturday evening last between Hercules George…
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Short Story. Andy Rooney's Wedding
John Dayer's house was a se[?]ce of activity but that day for [?] only was tho priest to breakfast there always as affair of honour --but a grand dinner was also preparing on…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated yesterday at noon, by the Rev. C. F. Seymour, at the residence of the bride's mother, Pound Hill, between Miss Ida May Rann, fourth…
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The wedding of Mr. Leslie Oscar Aspbery (second son of Mr. and Mrs. Aspbery, of Casino), and Miss Ellen-Agnes (second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McMahon, of…
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ON Wednesday last at the residences of the [?] parents at Casino, the Rev. C. F. Say[?] celebrated the capitals of Mr. M. C.R. Brandon and Miss Frances…
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THE wedding of Mr. N. G. R. Brandon and Miss Francis Louisa Thompson, was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, at North Casino, on…
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A quiet marriage was solemnised at St. Paul's Church of England. Byron Bay. by the Rev. A. W. Coates. The contracting parties were Alfred Ernest, youngest son…
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A PRETTY wedding was celebrated at the Baptist Church, Casino, yesterday, the contracting parties being Mr Frederick Rowland Potter, eldest son of Mrs T. Clark, of…
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ALLAN—CHAPMAN.—On Saturday morning week St. Andrew's Manse, Gralton, was the scene of a very [?] though quiet weddings. only a few friends being present…
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A very pretty and popular wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church, [?]llina, on Wednesday afternoon last, when Duncan, son of Mr. Donal…
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A very pretty wedding was soieuiniscd at St. Baraabas Churrh. Wardell, on Wednesday, 15th June, the contracting partis being [?] May, eldest daughter of Mr…
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Mr. Theodore Roosevelt attended his eldest son's wedding with Miss Eleanor B. Aloxunder at New York. The couple with spend their honeymoon…
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ST. JOHN'S Church, Mullumbimby, was on Wednesday of last week the scene of a quiet and pretty wedding, when Rev. H. H. Gowing united in…
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THE residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson, Casino, was the scene of a very pretty and popular wedding on Wednesday, 6th inst., when the Rev…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, 22nd inst., at Fernleigh. [?] Annie [?] daughter of Mr. John Blow and Mr. Clarence Herbert Cranheld on…
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THIS is something like a wedding breakfast: -- At a wedding at Doctor's Creek, in Queensland, recently, the edibles included twenty-seven roosters,…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Carthage's Cathedral on Wednesday, 22nd instant. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. [?]ean Quinn. The…
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THE Presbyterian Church at Woodburn was the scene of an interesting wedding last week, the contracting parties being William Roach…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the R.C. Church at Broadwater on Saturday last when Rose, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Romano, of Broadwater, was…
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