A Wedding Rehearsal
This is an ordinary erery-day "occurrence in America, for there a fashionable, wedding is rehearsed to the minutest detail, to insure its going without a hitch. Sometimes the bride has to…
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A Wedding Rehearsal
This is an ordinary everyday ,occurrence in America, for there a fashionable wedding is rehearsed to the minutest detail to insure its going without a hitch. Sometimes the bride has to…
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Many superstitions prevail in Sweden with regard to marriage. It is said that if a girl be fond of cats she will not be an old maid, as we should say, but have a bright day for her…
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A wedding is always an interesting event, even to those who are not directly concerned in it. Whereas the ceremony of "tieing the knot" only takes a few minutes in Christian countries, it…
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On Saturday, Mr. Arthur Stanton, Thornleigh, was quietly married at the R.C. Church, Pymble, to Miss Mary McKenzie, daughter of Mr. E. McKenzie…
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All Saints' Church, Hunter's Hill, was on Wednesday last the scene of an interesting and fashionable wedding, the contracting parties being Miss E. Rose Joubert…
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The marriage of Miss Mary Margaret Burns, oldest daughter of Lieut-Colonel Burns, to Mr. E. J. Brooks, takes plaoo to-day at All Saints' Church. There will…
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There was a fashionable wedding at All Saints' Church, Parramatta, yesterday, when Mr. Ernest J. Brooks, of Melbourne, led to the altar Miss Mary M. Burns, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Burns,…
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Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Burns, of Gowan Brae have so thoroughly indentified themselves with Parramatta and its people, and have in so many ways evidenced their interest in all that concerns the district, that the…
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ISAACS—Russell.—There was a large gathering at the Great Synagogue on Wednesday afternoon, August 30th, to witness the marriage of Mr. Joseph Isaacs, eldest son of Mr. J. Isaacs, of Pitt-street, with…
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It is ungracious, no doubt, just when the matrimonial barque is spreading its sails—"youth at the prow and pleasure at the helm"—to forecast misfortune—"the sweeping whiriwind's sway"—…
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It is quite impossible to let the spring pass into summer without a word on the all-important subject of weddings and wedding…
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Truly, the event of the month, if not of the year, in this district, was the wedding at All Saints' Church, Parramatta North, on Wednesday afternoon last, when…
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On Monday afternoon, at St. John's, Parramatta, a quiet wedding took place, the guests of which, though few in number, represented a number of the best-known…
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ONE life, all happiness and joy To winsome bride and bridegroom gay. The crown of this auspicious day Be wedded bliss without alloy…
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Last Wednesday afternoon (27th September) Mr. J. J. Carroll, of Sydney, solicitor (eldest son of Mr. William Carroll of Dubbo) was quietly married at the Church of our…
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At St. Mary’s R.C. Church, North Sydney, on August 16, Mr. C. E. Kendall, youngest son of Mr. J. Kendall, of Balham, (Eng.), and Miss Matilda M. Glover,…
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Mr. George Millard, of Liverpool, insuragent, was last Thursday married to Mrs. Monigan, of Fairfield, the ceremony taking place at the bride's residence, and the…
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This is an ordinary every-day occurrence in America, for there a fashionable wedding is reheprsed to the minutest detail to insure its going without a hitch. Sometimes the bride has to…
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ISAACS—WOLFF. A pretty wedding was celebrated at the Great Synagogue, Castlereagh street, Sydney, on Wednesday afternoon, 4th October, when Miss Ida Wolff, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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