Wedding Bells
Mr. George H. Mobbs, ono of Parramatta's most respected respected business men, led Miss Rosie Rapp, of Leichhardt, to the altar at All Souls Church, Leichhardt. on…
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Wedding Presents
These, we ere often told, are " both numerous and costly "—too numerous and too costly, some think. Fashion sets s fashion and follows it, till it becomes burdensome, and then its slaves…
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A marriage was celebrated recently at St. Phillip's Church between Mr. Alfred Johnstone Hill, of Jamberoo, and Miss Clara Spratt, of Newtown. The bride, who was given away by Mr. Edmund…
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A very pretty wedding took place at St. John's Church, Ashfield, on Wednesday last, when Mr. James Rennie Dryhurst, eldest son of Mr. T. E. Dryhurst, of…
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On "Wednesday Mr. E. Amps was married to Miss Caroline Goldsbrough, daughter of Mr. Samuel Goldsbrough, of Guildford. Tho wedding took place at the…
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Christ Church, Gladesville, was the scene of a very pretty and interesting wedding on Wednesday afternoon, the bride being Miss Mabel Dalrvmple MacKenzie. daughter of…
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It occurs to very few people, says the Rev. A. A. Green, in an article contributed to "Young Israel," as they witness the pretty ceremony that a Jewish wedding always is…
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Mr. John Pearce Mr. V. B. MacDermott. Mr. R. W. Frazer. (Father of Bride). Mrs. John Pearce Miss Nita Pearce. (Mother of Bride). Miss Hilda Pearce…
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Joe Mackenna reached his own door, after the encounter with Mosely's brougham, somewhat bruised and shaken, and in a state of mind made up of more emotions than he could…
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A popular wedding was that which took place at "Tea Tree Springs," Myalla, the residence of Mr. John Buckley, when Mr. John Manning, of Nimitybelle, and Miss…
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On Thursday last week, at the residence of the bride's parents, " Hilltop," Kangaroo Valley, Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mardon, was married…
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WE take the following from the Kangaroo Valley Times:— On Thursday, at the residence of the bride's parents, Hilltop, Kangaroo Valley, Margaret…
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The marriage of Mr. Fairfax Smyth and Miss Adah Weiss took place recently at the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr. W. Curnow, at Enmore. The bride, who was given away by her uncle (Mr…
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At St. Joseph's, Newtown, on October 26th, one of Parramatta's most amiable daughters, Miss H. Dellow, daughter of Mr. James Dellow, of Pennant-street, was led to the altar by…
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A pretty wedding took place at Moama on Novvember 7, between Mr. Edward William Whereat, of Tenterfield, and Miss Edith Chanter, second daughter of Mr. J M. Chanter, M.L.A. for…
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Mr. H. Chandler, of Rydalmore, and Miss Patience Power, of Baulkham Hills, were married on Monday evening in Parramatta. The wedding festivities were…
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Friday last was the occasion of the Silver Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rogalsky, of " Lask " Hereford street, Glebe Point Their marriage was celebrated in the Macquarie-st…
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A Hampshire incumbent recently reported some of the blunders he had heard made in the marriage service by that class of persons who have to pick up the words as best they can from…
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Daisy Elizabeth Montgomerie (nee Le Gresley)-who said she was a milliner before, her marriage with Malcolm Lester Montgomerie, a financial agent, petitioned for divorce on…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place at St. Mary's "Star of the Sea," Newcastle, on November 9, when Mr. John Delargy, of the Public Works Department of Sydney, was married to Miss…
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