Wedding Bells. Davie y. Brayne
The marriage of Mr. Arthur Davie—for nearly 20 years associated with Mr. D. D. Henderson's (how Mr. F. D. Henderson's) well known grocery business in Parramatta…
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Wedding
A quiet but pretty wedding took place yesterday afternoon at St. James's Church between Mr. Harry Newman and Miss Emily Mary Lewis, daughter of Mrs. Oswald Lewis, of Sunnyside, Bayswater-road…
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On Wednesday, the 8th instant, a pretty wedding was solemnised at the Wesleyan Church, Parraween, when Mr. Charlesworth Dobson, only son of Mr. Dobson, of Neutral Bay, was married to Miss…
Continued on Trove, page 590 →The Ladies' Pages. Wedding Fashions
Hordern Brothers, the fashionable costmiens and mininens, 203, 205, 207, 209, 211 Pitt-stree't (only), Sydney, can make up the following illustrations cn tho shortest notice at the prices specified below:—…
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A subject dear to every true woman's heart, and specially appropriate to the springtime, is, of course, a wedding. Lest any of my readers, their friends, or their relations should be…
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A pretty wedding was solem[?]sed on Saturday, the 1lth, at St. Luke's, Burwood. the bride being Miss Alexandra Moss, second daughter of Mr. R. Moss, of Blackheath and Burwood, and the bridegroom Mr…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place on September 15 at St. James's Church between Mr. Harry Nowman aud Miss Emily Mary Lewis, daughter of Mrs. Oswald Lewie, of Sunnyside, Bays water-road…
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On Wednesday, September 8, a pretty wedding was celebrated in the Petersham Congregational Church, when Miss Annie L. Watson, third daughter of Mr. William Watson, Canterwell, John-street…
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Paris undoubtedly holds its own as a place where extraordinary events happen at weddings. Reality, in fact, where Parisian weddings are concerned, is often stranger…
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A pretty wedding took place in St. James's Church on September 8, between Mr. K. E. Ellis, of Nocoleche, and Miss Lila Cork, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Robert Cork, of Belle…
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THE marriage of Miss Kezia Louisa, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. Webber, of Virginia-street, Granville, and granddaughter of the late Mr. John Couper of…
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There was great rejoicing at Duntry League on Saturday, the occasion being the celebration of the nuptials of one of the daughters of the owner of that mansion. Duntry League…
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AT Orange on Saturday last Miss Cecilia Mary Dalton, fourth daughter of James Dalton, K.C.S.G., was married to Dr. John Edward Cruise, son of Sir Francis Cruise, the eminent Dublin physician. The…
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St. Andrew's Church, Summer Hill, was on Wednesday morning, September 22, the scene of a pretty wedding, when Miss Green, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney S. Green, of Tara…
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After our late round of festivities we are as it were becalmed, and unless for those fortunate people who are going to " the Cup " things from a social aspect are very quiet. Everyone has bought…
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A fashionable wedding took place at Orange on October 2 between Dr. John Edward Cruise, son of Sir Francis Cruise, of Dublin, and Miss Cecilia Dalton, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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There was great rejoicing at Duntry League, Orange, on Saturday, October 2, the occasion being the celebration of the nuptials of one of the daughters of the owner of that mansion. Duntry League…
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The marriage of Mr. Gerald Ross Campbell, third son of the late Mr. Alexander Campbell, of Rosemont, Sydney, aud Miss Mary Fraser Stewart, fourth daughter of the late Colonel D. Stewart and…
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A wedding party at Holgate, Ohio, was effectually Interrupted by tramps the other evening. Fifteen armed tramps surprised and captured the home- stead of a former named John Williams, whose…
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His Excellency the Governor has returned, to Sydney after his pleasant stay ait Coonong The Hon. Dorothy Brand is also home again, and by her presence, with the Hon. Mrs…
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