An Auburn-parramatta Wedding
St John's, Parramatta, was the scene of a quiet wedding on Monday evening—though a fairly large number of friends of the contracting parties (and other visitors) were…
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Weddings. FALK—IVES
The marriage of Miss Sarah S. C. Ives, second daughter of Mr. I. E. Ives, of Chelmer, Merrylands, and the Mayor of Sydney, with Mr. Ernest B. A. Falk, lieutenant of the Naval Artillery Volunteers, took…
Continued on Trove, page 486 →A Fiji Wedding. Old Native Customs. Marriage of Roko Tui Rewa. Gorgeous Ceremonies--Ancient observances--The Bride and Groom
The ceremonies and festivities lately held at Rewa, Fiji, in conjunction with the celebration of the marriage of Tui Sawau, Roko Tui Rewa, with Adi…
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At the parish church of St. Pancras (Eng.) on July 20 Miss Dorothea Baird (sister of Mrs. B. R. Wise) was married to Mr. Henry Brodribb Irving, elder…
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On Thursday next, at noon, the marriage will be celebrated, at St. Stephen's Church, of Mr. Scot Inglis and Miss Yda Hamilton, members of the Potter-Beliew Company, now playing at the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Footlight Flashes. "The Prodigal Daughter" at the Royal. Last Nights of the Potter-Bellew Company at the Lyceum. Charles Hollow Ay Concluding His Season at Her Majesty's. Old Favorites and Fresh Faces at the Tivoli. People Prominent: Mr. Phil Coascher, Theatrical Wedding—Scot Inglis-Ida Hamilton—Items of Interest—Everybody's Whereabouts. Theatre Royal
The popular Bland Holt commenced his return season at the Royal with "The Prodigal Daughter," written by the late Henry Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris. There was a…
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To-morrow (Thursday) at noon a marriage will take place at St. Stephen's Church between Mr. Scot Inglis and Miss Ida Hamilton, both of the Potter-Bekkew Company…
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Several members of the light fingered gently were in evidence in at the Scott Inglis-Hamilton wedding to-day. The church was densely packed, the fair sex, of course, predominating, The…
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A wedding which attracted considerable attention, judging from the crowds both inside and outside the church, was that of. Miss Ida Hamilton and Mr. Scott Inglis,…
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A theatrical wedding always occasions considerable interest, and especially is this the case when the persons concerned are well known and popular. Mr. Scot Inglis is one of the best known…
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"Happy is the bride whom the sun shines on," runs the old saying; and unless old saws be misleading, happy should be the married life of Miss ("Tory") Carpenter—who was,…
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The marriage between Miss Grace Ludowici, daughter of Mr. J. C. Ludowici, Mountain View, Lane Cove, and Mr. J. W. Whatmore, was celebrated on Wednesday, 26th August, at the residence of the…
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The marriage of Mr. Robert T. Kelman and Miss Lucy Neely, daughter of Mr. Neely, of Gladesville, toole place at Christ Church last month. The bride wore white ribbed silk trimmed with orange…
Continued on Trove, page 35 →A Theatre Cal Wedding. Scot Inglis—Ida Hamilton. a Disgraceful Scene in the Church. Society Larrikinesses on the Rampage
ON Thursday at noon, St Stephen.'s Presbyterian Church, Philip-street, was the scene of an exhibition of female larrikinism such as would hare disgraced any vile dive or…
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On Wednesday, Miss Minnie Critchley, third daughter of Mr. Samuel Critchley, was united in the [?]ds of matrimony to Mr. Roland Anderson, of Botany, and brother to Mr. Jas…
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The marring of Miss May Carpenter (fourth daughter of Mr. R. Carpenter, sen., of Wigram-street, Granville), to Mr. Alfred Gayne, of Warren (and late of Wagga Wagga), was…
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Mr. William Shipton, senr., of Guildford, was united to Mrs. Virtue on Wednesday, at the residence of Mr. Turner, father of the bride. The Rev. R. Jackson officiated…
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St. Mark's Church, Granville, was the scene of a well-attended but quiet wedding on Wednesday evening, when Miss Ada Savage (daughter of Mrs. G. Hitchman of Granville), was united by the Rev. D. E…
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It took place at St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church, in Phillip-street, Sydney, and the papers had announced it beforehand. To it had been invited a fairly large number of guests, but long…
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