Weddings. Rothstadt—cohen
The marriage of Miss Raie Cohen, third daughter of Mr. Mendel Cohen, President of the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, to Mr. Issie Rothstadt, eldest son of Mr. Lewis…
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Weddings
A pretty wedding took place at St. Luke's Church, Liverpool, on March 13, between Mr. W. L. Andrew, of Mosman, and Miss Ashcroft, eldest daughter of Mr. E. J. Ashcroft, of Liverpool. The…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday at Merrylands, the contracting parties being Mr. IT. J. B. Hannan, only son of Mr. M. Hannan, one of the pioneers of Guildford, and…
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The Great Synagogue, Elizabeth-street, Sydney had its usually handsome appearance further enhanced on Wednesday, March 20th, when the best efforts of Messrs. Pearce Bros., King-street, had elaborately…
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Susan Countess of Malmsbury tells the readers of the "Lady's Realm" what her opinions are on the present fashion of making presents on every imaginable occasion. "We…
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LONDON, February 22.--The days preceding Lent are given over to marriages, and of the hundreds that have been celebrated in London during the past few days two are certainly worthy of…
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Easter has always been such a popular season for weddings, that I feel no subject can be so appropriate just now as bridal finery. I am illustrating this week a bride's wedding and…
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No prettier sight ever took place in the history of the Netherlands than when the golden State coach, drawn by eight horses, drove up to take the youthful Queen to the religious ceremony of…
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On Wednesday, March 27th, Mr. Oswald Ernest Poulter, second son of Mr. Richard Poulter, Moore Park, Sydney, was married by the Rev. Robert Jackson to Miss…
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Last Friday Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, of Seven Hills, invited their friends to the celebration of the 25th anniversary of their married life. The following responded to the…
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"Are you just off to a wedding?" asked Mr. G. H. Reid of a Batsman's Bay constable, who was giving evidence at the Quarter Sessions yesterday. "I see you have the white…
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A pretty wedding took place at St. John's, Darlinghurst, on April 2, between Lieutenant W. A. Davies, R.N., H.M.S. Katoomba, and Miss Constance Evelyn Stevens; daughter of the late…
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A pretty wedding was that of Lady Marjone Carlington, eldest daughter of Earl and Countess Carrington, with Mr. Charles Wellesley Wilson. eldest son of Mr…
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On Wednesday last at St. Mark's Granville, Mr. John Pickering (of THE ARGUS staff) let to the altar Miss Eva Longford of Granville. The Rev. D. E. Evans-Jones tied…
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Wedding bolls chimed over Liverpool on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr. Arthur E. Bosley, of Liverpool, was united to Miss Kate Jane Taylor in St. Luke's…
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A brilliant and fashionable wedding was celebrated at Hornsby on Tuesday, the contracting parties being Miss Alice E. Channon, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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RAPHAEL—ABRAHAM—The marriage of Mr. Alfred Albert Raphael, the youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Raphael, to Miss Carrie Nicolls—Abraham, the eldest daughter…
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'Letters, sir!' 'Thank you, Thomas. Put them down and take yourself off!' I had just finished my breakfast,…
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An "opal" wedding took place at St. James's Church on April 10, between Mr. Richard Herrick Corbett, only son of Mr. J. H. Corbett, late of the Indian Civil Service, and Miss Muriel…
Continued on Trove, page 45 →A Cinderella Wedding. a Christmas Tale. (One of the unsuccessful stories sent for the competition at Christmas.)
Christmas eve I and a typical old English one. The snow, which bad been falling softly all day, covered the fields with a thick white carpet, drooped from the boughs of…
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