Fashionable Wedding
AN event that has been long looked forward to with a great deal of interest by the social world of Molong took place (writes our correspondent) on Wednesday, 27th. ultimo, when Dr. Michael…
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An Anglo-Anstralian Wedding
The marriage of Mr. Gerald M. Browne, son of Mr. T. A. Browne ("Rolf Boldrewood"), of Melbourne, and nephew of Lady Darley, of Sydney, to Miss Olive Isabel Smith, daughter of Sir Gerard…
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On Thursday, the marriage was celebrated of Rev. Harold S. Bowdon, the third son of Mr. J. E. Bowden, J.P., of Parramatta, and Miss Amy Gertrude Harrison, the fourth…
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COHEN.—ABRAHAMS. On 4th July 1900, a large fashionable assemblage thronged the Prahran Town Hall, Melbourne, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion, to…
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On june 27 Miss Nona Mackintosh Wood, eldest daughter of James Henderson Wood, of the Bank of Australasia, was married to Mr. Edwyn A. Holden, of Ashfield, youngest son of the late George…
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ISAACS—MARKS.—The marriage of Miss Lizzie Edith Marks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Marks, "Nestlewood," George-street, East Melbourne, to Mr. Joseph Walter Isaacs,…
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A wedding which attracted considerable attention in Parramatta North took place at St Patrick's on Wednesday afternoon last, when Mr. G. Stahl, of the staff of the H.I.,…
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The family, relations and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Sheather, of Camellia Grove, Parramatta, celebrated the golden wedding of the worthy old couple in the Masonic Hall,…
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Christ Church, Gladesville, was last Wednesday the scene of a very pretty and interesting wedding, when Miss Emily Neely, third daughter of Mr. Thomas Neely, of…
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ON Wednesday, July 4, a wedding was celebrated at the Sacred Heart Church, Moruya, by the Rev. P. Cassidy. The bride was Miss Nellie Gannon, eldest daughter of Mr. T. T. Gannon, of Mynora…
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The marriage of Mr. Harold Whitty, of Berrigan, and Miss Mona Dowling Brown, daughter of the late Mr. J. Dowling Brown, took place at All Saints' on July 19. The bride, who was…
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On Wednesday afternoon last Mr. O. C. Learmonth (late of Philadelphia, U.S.A.), son of Mr. O. Learmonth, of Orkney, Scotland, and Miss Isabella D. Gourlay,…
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A daughter of the Rev. Canon Betts, of Cootamundra, and a grand-daughter of Rev. Samuel Marsden, was married in St. John's, Parramatta, on Wednesday, by Archdeacon…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Mark's, Ermington, on the 18th inst., when the church was crowded by the friends of the principals—Mr. Alfred J. Wigzell, of…
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A GOLDEN wedding having some interest for old Australians was celebrated in April last in Devonshire, England. In the year 1833 there arrived in Sydney a young man…
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A pretty wedding was that on Wednesday afternoon last at All Saints' Church, Parramatta, when Mr. Charles Vahrenkamp, son of Mr. F. Vahrenkamp, lute of Parramatta, was…
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LONDON, Monday.--King Alexander I., of Servia, has married Mdme. Maschin, a lady-in-walling at his court…
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On Monday last at the establishment of Messrs. Griliths Brothers Proprietary, Limited, 534 George-street, Mr. T. S. Scholefield (the local director of the company) and Mrs…
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Messrs. Abel and Co., Limited, wholesale and manufacturing pastry cooks and confectioners, of Newtown, Sydney, have turned out the largest wedding cake ever made in Australasia. Its weight…
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It really was to be a wonderful wedding, for Miss Toosie Soft Paws was one of the loveliest young cats in Catland, and now she was going to marry Lord Spitfire. It was a splendid match for…
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