Wedding
The wedding took place on Thursday hut of Mr B. A, Cameron to Miss Pearl Sharp, at the Presbyterian Rhubarb, the Bev. Hutchison now performing the Harriot). Mr S. W…
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Local and General Items. Wedding Bells
Through tho procrastination of a friend who premised to supply us earlier with particulars about au interesting wedding ceremony that took…
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At St. John's Church on Thursday afternoon there was a large congregation to witness the solemnization of matrimony between the Rev. Clement…
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In these days when, reform has become the watchword of everything connected with ceremonial, the minutiae of the etiquette surrounding what has been justly…
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AT 8 a.m. yesterday, at the residence of the bride's mother, Mr. Roland Langford Blakeney, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Blakeney of Tumut, and…
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Disgraceful proceedings were witnessed at a wedding here on Thursday night. The church and its approaches were crowded, and amongst the attendance…
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St. George's Hanover Square, was filled witha large and distinguished congregation yesterday afternoon for the marriage of Viscount Lewisham,…
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Move than an ordinary amount of interest was taken in a wedding ceremony which rook place at the residence of the popular host and hostess…
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The homestead at Fern Hill, Mr. G. Last's comfortable property near Bongongo, was a scene of festivity on Wednesday last, the occasion being…
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The bride looked charming in the blue. As she and the bridegroom entered the main hall of the Salvation Army Headquarters in Bourke-street,…
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On January 9, at the Warren Presbyteria11 Church, Mr. George Edward, oldest son of Mr. Chas Bates, of Trangie, and operator in the Tumut Telegraph Office, and Miss Ruby,…
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On Tuesday last a very interesting wedding which created a good deal of excitement, was celebrated at St. Paul's Church, the Rev. C. Newton…
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A pretty and interesting wedding tool place at Coolamon on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Mr. John Menzies, second son of the late…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. No Wews. There is no city news so far to-day. LONDON, Monday. Wedding Presents
Miss Roosevelt, daughter of the American President, was the recipient of four thousand wedding presents, worth two hundred thousand pounds, and they range…
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The 'Herald,' Windsor, reports:—At St. Philip's Church of England, Sydney, on Wednesday, Mr. D. C. W. Howell-Price, of Windsor, eldest son of Rev. J…
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In Baker City, Oregon, a movement originated to make Miss Alice Roosevelt a wedding gift of £100,000 on the occasion of her marriage next month to…
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Much [?] was occa[?] the pro[?] of the [?] church of High Wycombe, where a large crowd had assembled to witness a wedding…
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Though the betrothal of the King of Spain has been regarded haring Seen completed for eome weeks, the formal announcement of it was only made…
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Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob, of Coolamon, were married 50 years on the 1st February, and intend celebrating the occasion on May 31st, which is the…
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The marriage took place yesterday of Miss Winifred Jane Elizabeth M'Grath, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. M'Grath, of "Wattle vale," to Mr…
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