Attempt to Poison a Wedding Party
A Stawell (Vic.) telegram to Thursday's Melbourne "Argus" says:—What is regarded as a sensational attempt at poisoning a wedding party at Warngar has been reported, and a farm…
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WEDDINGS. Silver Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. T. Franks
On Now Year's Day, Mr. and Mis. Tem Franks of Pennaut Hills completed a quarter of a century of wedded bliss and in order fittingly to honer the occasion,a…
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A page at a modern wedding is almost as important a person as a bridesmaid, and most of them are dressed in the style of 100 years ago. Instead of white satin and light colons, grey and…
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The marriage of Dr. Sydney, Jamieson, of Lyonsterrace, Sydney, and Miss Roslyn Athol Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stewart, of The Mount, Bathurst, took place at the residence of…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at Woolhara Presbyterian Church on the 20th ult., when Mr. Victor E. Sutherland, ,F.I.A. (N.S.W.), son of the late Rev. Dr. Sutherland,…
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He asked a question, and I was gone at once. I am inclined to love people who ask questions, especially if they are good listeners. Bat, mind…
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An interesting wedding came of last Tuesday at St. Phillip's, Auburn, the Rev. F. C. Williams officiating. The contracting parties wore Mr. J. W. Baty, son of…
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The customs that we follow to-day, such as throwing an old slipper after a wedding party, or patting on black for mourning, have their roots deep…
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Yesterday morning St. Mary's Cathedral was filled to overflowing by those interested in the marriage of Miss Mary Slattery, the only daughter of Mr. T. M. Slattery, Craven Villa, Potts…
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No Englishman is braver than Lord Gifford'B fourth son, Maurice Raymond Gifford, who (says "M.A.P.") has just sailed for Durban as war correspondent to the "Morning Post." When…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Wedding of the Year. Miss Slattery and Mr. Lyons. the Cardinal Performs the Ceremony. Brilliant Scene at St. Mary's
Some little time ago the engagement was announced in fashionable circles of Miss Mary Slattery, only daughter of Mr. T. M. Slattery, K.G.S.G., to Mr. F. J. Lyons…
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One of the smartest and most interesting weddings of the week (says "M.A.P.," November 18) was that of Mr. John Style, the second son of Mr. C. H. Style, of Boxley House, Maidstone, and Miss…
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A MUCH-travelled parson who was at St. Mary's Cathedral on Tuesday morning said, " As a ceremony, I have never seen anything so brilliant and so thoroughly Catholic outside of Rome." The…
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Concerning the favours at the wedding of Miss Edith Chaplin to Lord Castlereagh, "M.A.P." wiites :—These were very appropriate, a sprig of orange blossom, two or three leaves of shamrock for…
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An account in a London paper of the marriage of the Hon. Gwynedd Douglas-Pennant, whose relative, the Hon. Violet Douglas Pennant, was recently a visitor at Government House, Sydney,…
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A pretty wedding, took place at St. Joseph's, Woollahra, on January 17, between Mr. Horace C. M. Walch, of Hobart, and Miss May Curtis, daughter of the late Mr. Cyprian Curtis, of…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated in St. Paul's, Canley Vale, on Wednesday, when Miss M. J. Ryan, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryan, of Canley Vale, was…
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The following is an extract from St. Paul's "Monthly Paper" for January, on the above subject (reports the "Courier," Burwood):—…
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Did you ever read (he Book of Ruth? It's the eighth book in the Old Testament, and it's one of the loveliest stories ever told—full of…
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On January 23 Miss Mary Slattery, only daughter of the Hon. T. M. Slattery, K.C.S.G., was married to Mr. F. J. Lyons, solicitor, of Cairns, Queensland. The ceremony, which took place at St…
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