Wedding Gifts
Some while back a well-known writer discoursed on the topic of wedding gifts, and stirred up very angry feelings among the fair sex for advising…
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Another Wedding
Miss Mary Dixon, daughter of Mr. James Dixon, of Helmsley, North Melbourne, was married on Wednesday by the Rev. W. Williams, Mr. E. Bickford, son of…
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There is something so speculative in a Jewish wedding, don't you think? Well, there was plenty of display at the nuptials of Miss Essie Allen, daughter of Mrs. J…
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Miss Grace McLaren, mere familiarly known as Nurse McLaren (one of the cheeriest souls in Parramatta) was on Thursday evening united in the…
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A demonstration was held in the Ashfield Hall last night by the local corps of the Salvation Army in connection with the marriage of its captain…
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Some while back a well-known writer discoursed on the topic of wedding gifts, and stirred up very angry feelings among the fair sex for advising…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Rooty Hill, Eastern 'Creek, and Plumpton News. Wedding Bells
A very pretty wedding took place at St. Alban's Church of England, Rooty Hill, on Wednesday last, April 3rd, at 4 p.m., the ceremony being performed by the Rev. A…
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On Wednesday last the wedding of Miss Flo Hollander, fourth daughter of Mr. Jacob Hollander, Eockwall-street, Potts Point, to Mr. B. Keith Cohen, of the firm of Cohen and Schacht, solicitors, Brisbane,…
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An interesting ceremony was celebrated in the pretty little ivy-grown Church of England at Jamberoo, on Thursday, 21st ult., when Mr. Joseph…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Wedding Bells. Carriage of Miss G. Richards, of Woolwich. a Brilliant Gathering
The wedding of Mr. A. Corbett, son of Mr. A. Corbett (manager for many years past of the Wesleyan Book Depot, Sydney), with Miss Gertrude Richards, eldest daughter of Mr…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated here on Wednesday, when Miss Kate Donaldson was united to Mr. Alfred Walker, jun., of Short street, Parramatta. The ceremony was…
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A Japanese wedding must be a very melancholy affair. In Japan it is not good form for the bride to admit that she enjoys the prospect of getting married,…
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The steamships Bulimba and Wodonga, of the A.U.S.N. Co.'s fleet, were on Friday gaily adorned with flags at their river berths at Melbourne. The display was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →An Imprisoned Bridegroom. Locked in a Vault. How a Stern Parent Prevented a Wedding
A The breach of promise suit of Daisy Gardner, a telegraph operator, against George W. Stone, son of a wealthy Board of Trade operator, hoard in Chicago…
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On Wednesday, 20th March, at noon, at the Church of England, Clarence Town, Williams River, by the Rev. J. Vesper, Mr. George Ebbeck, of Creswick, near Seaham, was married to Miss Elizabeth…
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Dr. and Mrs. Boyan, who are well known on your side, celebrated their silver wedding on Tuesday. Rather the celebration was arranged for them by the deacons of…
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GOULBURN, Wednesday.—A fashionable wedding took place at St. Saviour's Cathedral this morning, when Mr. Lucian Faithfull, of Springfield, was married to…
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At St. Francis' Church on Monday, 18th March, by the Rev. J. J. O'Driscoll, were united in marriage Miss Jessie Garrick, eldest daughter of William Garrick, of Sydney, and Mr. John Martin,…
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