Weddings. SCOTT—BOX
A quit wedding too place at St. John's Church Darlinghurst, on Thursday, the 18th, when the marriage between Lieutenant Albert Charles Scott, R.N. of H. M. S. Karrakatta, second son of the late…
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Weddings
A quiet wedding took place on March 18 at St. John's Caurch, Darlinghort, between Lieutenant Albert Charles Scott, R.N., of H.M.S. Karrakatta, and Miss May Box, adopted daughter of…
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Londoners on the morning of 22nd February had an opportunity of witnessing a totally novel sight. It has been left to a party of enterprising foreigners to hold the first bicycle wedding, and, judging from…
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On Wednesday, the 24th March, Mr. Albert Owen, a former resident of Ermington, who is now engaged in business in the metropolis, was married to Miss .Letitia Hughes, second…
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At St. John's Church, Parramatta, on Wednesday afternoon, the Ven. Archdeacon Gunther tied a bridal knot, the contracting , parties being Mr. E. F. Luke (of the…
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At St. Jude's Church, Bowral, on March 24, Miss Ethel Gerard, youngest daughter of the late Dr. Gerard, of Hunter's Hill, Sydney, was married to Dr. Innes Mackay,…
Continued on Trove, page 721 →Cycles and Cycling. a Unique Racing Bicycle. Sailors As Cyclists. a Wedding on Wheels
The newest thing in bicycles, according to a writer in London "Sketch;" Is a unique racing bicycle, which will startle the world. Here is the description. The position of the…
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A pretty wedding took place in the Synagogue on March 24 between Mr. L.-L. Sherman, son of Mr. Morris Sherman, of London, and Miss Hannah Alexander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Alexander,…
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A novel wedding was recently solemnised at the Roman Catholic Church in Leicester Place, Leicester Square, London, the bride being Miss E. Pappacena, and the bridegroom Mr. Achilie de Gasperi. The…
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At Parramatta on Wednesday, March 31, Trooper E. F. Luke, of the Parramatta Half- squadron Lancers, son of Mr. John Luke, of Baulkham Hills, led to the…
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On Wednesday evening, at "Old St. John's," Parramatta, Mr. Villiers Adolphus Richard Champion second surviving son of Mr. A. A. Champion, of Harris Park, led to the alter, in…
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On Wednesday, March 31st, Mr. R. Withers, a well-known local journalist, was married to Miss Jennie Townsend, of Granville, at the brides's residence, Elizabeth-street, by the Rev…
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Sunnymede, the picturesque residence of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Turner, was again en fete on Thursday, 26th ultimo, the occasion being the marriage of their daughter Agnes to Mr. Arthur Sidney Brooks…
Continued on Trove, page 756 →A Maori Wedding. a Native Romeo and Juliet. The Parents Objected But the Ceremony Came Off All the Same-Plum Pudding and Roast Pork--The Families Were Haranguing One Another--The Bridegroom Went for Provisions
A wedding is always an interesting event (says an exchange), but the Maori wedding which was celebrated at Te Hirua (New Zealand) the other day…
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Londoners had an opportunity lately of witnessing a totally novel sight. It has been left to a party of enterprising foreigners to hold the first bicycle…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Social Gossip. The Ferguson-Brand Wedding. A Brilliant Function. Eight Hundred Invitations Issued-- Full Particulars -- The Trousseau --Return Of the vice-[?] Party--Opening of the Social Season
His Excellency the Governor, Lady Hampden and family are again reinstated at Government House, and seem thoroughly enjoyed their rest at…
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The approaching marriage of the Hon. Margaret Brand to Captain Algernon Ferguson, A.D.C., is naturally the most absorbing topic in social circles just now. The ceremony will take…
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The marriage of Mr. Arthur Siduey Brooks and Miss Agnes Turner took place on March 25 at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Turner. The ceremony was performed by…
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The marriage of Mr. [?] Richard Champion, second son of Mr. A. A. Champion, of Harris Park, with Miss Violet Ann Perdue, youngest daughter of the late…
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By the kindness of the Hon. Margaret Brand I was allowed a peep at the pretty garments which have been prepared for the bride-elect. Fortunately not a single thing was injured in the…
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