Women's World. By "Finetta." Wedding. Boehm—winterton
St. Andrew's Church of England was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding early yesterday morning, when the Rev. Canon Whyte, B.A., was the officiating clergyman…
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Wedding. Eyears—johnston
A very pretty wedding was celebrated ar, Nasban on Wednesday, 25th February, the contracting purtics being; Lily Adelaide, eldest doughier ol Mr. and Mrs. J…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated is the Methodist Church, Cowlong, on Wednesday, February 11th, when the Rev. R. J. Thomas, Cl[?]es, solemnised the…
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For those who are really [?]a to know something of Old Sydney, [?] [?]reaug and [?] Sydney Clubs are of little assistance. They can tell you nothing, except…
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"GLENCOE," the prettily situated residence of Mr and Mrs James Grieve, of Grady's Creek, was the scene of a very popular wedding on…
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Myrtle Crock Baptist Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Thursday last, when the Rev. W. H. Wing field of Casino united in holy…
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LIST of presents:--Mother of bride, household linen; Mr A Wilson, toilet set; Mr G Wilson, silver jam dish; Mr W Kemp, jnr,…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Mary's Church of England, Ballina, when the Rev. F. R. Newton soleanised the marriage of ivy Mey, youngest…
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At the residence of the bride's parents, "Fernleigh," near Brooklet, the Rev. F. R. Newton o[?]calting on Wednesday, the 11th lastant, the marriage of Ag[?]s, daughter of…
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St. Carthage's Cathedral was the scene of a pretty shalrock wedding on Tuesday morning, when the Monslgnor McGuire officiated at the marriage of Angelina,…
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At the residence of the bride a parents, Mr. and Mrs. J[?] Wotherspoon, North Lismore, a very qui[?]t wedding took place yesterday morning. The bride was their…
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KEMP—GRIEVE.—On Wednesday, 11th instant, Maude, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Grieve, of The Risk, was married at her parents'…
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St. Patrick's Church, Tatham, was the scene of a quiet wedding on Tuesday morning, when Rev. Father Barry officiated at the marriage of Annie, only…
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ST Andrew's Presbyterian Church Kyogle, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday last, the Rev J B Mackissock officiating…
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St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Tatham, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on the 17th instant, the natal day of the beloved…
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TRANSTON—BAILEY—A very pretty wedding took place in the Myrtle Creek Baptist Church on Thursday, 12th instant, when…
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A wedding which created a great deal of interest was celebrated at the residence of the bride's mother, "Glen [?]," Lower [?]wrence, on Thursday last[?] the…
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The Methodist Church was the scene of an ex[?] preety wedding at noon yesterday, when the Rev. G. E. Johnson, Bay., of Dunoon, [?] the marriage…
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The Methodist Church, Lismore, was the scene of an exceedingly pretty wedding at noon on Wednesday, when the Rev. G. E. Johnson, B.A., of Dunoon,…
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A pretty wedding took place at the Prssbyterian Church, Ann Street, Brisbane, on Tuesday. The bridegroom was Mr. Edward W. Tweedale, of Ascot, and…
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