Weddings
A pretty wedding took place at Raymond Terrace on October 6 between Mr. James W. Richardson, of Queensland, and Miss Margaret Upfold, eldest daughter of Mr. Charles Upfold, of Orange…
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Weddings. DAVIES—SURTEES
A pretty wedding took place at St. Luke's Church, Liverpool, on Wednesday afternoon, 6th instant, when Miss Laura Adelaide Surtees, third and youngest daughter of Mrs. Surtees, was married to…
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The social life during the past week has been marked by unusual inactivity. The Governor and the Hon Mrs. Ferguson have been present at the opening of several fairs…
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The marriage of Mr. Edwin James Ward, of Arthur-street, Surry Hills, and Miss Emily Pelton Pepper, of Woollahra, took place at St. David's Church of England, Surry Hills, on October…
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DETAILS of a very tragic story were disclosed in Balmain Cottage Hospital a couple of days ago, when Mabel Lila Robberts, 19, a Native of Mudgee, and a domestic servant, being about…
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A fashionable wedding took place on Tuesday afternoon at St. Mary's, Ridge-street, North Sydney, between Mr. Mark Sheldon, son of Dr. W. Sheldon, and Miss Blanche Dalton, daughter of the Hon. T. Dalton…
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A very pretty wedding took place on Monday Afternoon at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Ridge-street, North Sydney. His Eminence the Cardinal officiated, assisted by…
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St. David's Church, Surry Hills, was on Wednesday, October 6, the scene of a pretty wedding, when Miss Emily Mihell, only child of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mihell, of Cleveland-street, Redfern…
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In spite of the lovely weather the attendance at Randwick on Saturday was decidedly small, and the green lawns were dotted with very few smart gowns. Mrs. Harry Levien…
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A smart wedding took place at Summer Hill on October 20 between Mr. Horatio Seymour Eaton, of Wagga, and Miss Helen Craig Dixaon, daughter of Mr. Hugh Hixson. The ceremony took place…
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At Grafton on the 12th October Mr. F. A. Stayner, superintendent of the Brush Farm Reformatory, Dundas, was married to Miss Ethel May Southion, daughter of…
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A wedding dress is not always pretty (writes "Madame" in London PEOPLE), but when I am lucky enough to come across such a rarity I must let my readers share my…
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The marriage of Mr. Mark Sheldon, son of Dr. W. Shelden, of West-street, North Sydney, and Miss Blanche Dalton, daughter of the Hon. Thomas Dalton and of Mrs. Dalton, Wheatleigh, North…
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ST. Barthelomew's venerable old pile at Prospect was the scene of the wedding of a highly popular young couple on Thursday of last week. The principals in the…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. John's , Church, Darlinghurst, on Wednesday, November 3, when Miss Isabel Barnes, second daughter of Mr. James Barnes, of Paddingtoh, was married to Mr…
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The wedding of Mr. Thomas Stein, of Smithfield, and Miss Margaret Wilcockson, of Liverpool, was quietly celebrated in the Church of England, Canley Vale, on…
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Drummond Lea, Balmain East, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday afternoon, November 3, when Miss Maggie Drummond Banks, daughter of Captain Banks, marine surveyor, was…
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A Peterborough correspondent reports an amusing incident ax a wedding near Woodstone, Peterborough. The wedding party were walking home from church, and in parsing the nearest public-…
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On Tuesday, November 9, Miss Bessie Fleming, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fleming, of Ulah station, was married to Mr. H. C. Lewis, late manager of Milrea station. The ceremony, which…
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His Excellency the Governor and Miss Brand are fortunate in escaping the intense heat of the next few months, and will doubtless enjoy their holiday in New Zealand. Quite a number…
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