Wedding at Epping
St. Alban's Church, Epping, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, the contracting parties being Mr. George Albert Neil, third son of the late William Neil, and…
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A Fashionable Wedding. Mr. Walford and Miss Hordern
St. Mark's Church of England, Darling Point, was crowded yesterday afternoon, when Mr. L. N. Walford, son of the late Mr. W. B. Walford, of Bayswater-road, was joined in matrimony to…
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Yesterday afternoon the pretty church of St. Mark's, Darling Point, was thronged with guests and spectators to witness the marriage of Mr. Les[?] Nicholl Walford, second surviving son of Mr. W. B…
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A fashionable, wedding was so[?]emnised at St. Mark's Church, Darling Point, yesterday. The bride was Miss Dollie Hordern, eldest daughter of Mr.. Samuel Hordern,…
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St. Marks' Church, Darling Point, was crowded yesterday afternoon to witness the marriage of Mr. Leslie Nicholl Walford, second son of Mrs. W. B. Walford, of Waratah, Bayswater-road,…
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SOLOMON—WOLFSON—A wedding took place at the Great Synagogue, on January 29th, 1902, the contracting parties being Miss "[?]ney Wolfson, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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ON Wednesday afternoon, 4th February, a wedding was solemnized at St. Mark's Church, Darling Point, between. Miss E. M. Hordern, eldest daughter of Mr. Sam Hordern, and Mr…
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The wedding of the American Secretary of State's daughter, Miss Helen Hay, to Mr. Payne Whitney, one of Mr. W. C. Whitney's younger sons will take place in Washington early in the…
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It is rarely that the bride, unless married in her travelling-dress. goes to the altar in a hat; but a white chip chapeau was worn the other day with an ivory satin wedding-dress…
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Mark Twain was married in l970. In anticipation of his marriage the father of his bride, Mr. Jervia Langdon, of Elmire, New York, had. for a…
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St. Mark's Church, Darling Point, was crowded on the afternoon of the 5th instant, to witness the marriage of Miss Dolhe Hordern, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Hordern, of Retford Hall, Darling Point,…
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A business like wedding was celebrated at Fort Scott. Kas. the other day. The parties were aged respectively 71 and 64. Both are possessed of valuable property, and the bride…
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On February 5 the marriage took place at the Woollahra Presbyterian Church, of Mr. Yelverton George Lindeman, son of Captain Lindeman, R.N., and Miss Mildred Dight, daughter of the…
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At very pretty wedding toole place at St. Mark's, Darling Point, on February 5, a great crowd of people assembling to witness the marriage of Mr. Leslie Nicholl Walford, of "Waratah,"…
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St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Orange, on Tuesday evening was the scene of a quiet wedding, the contracting parties being Mr. J. Ryan, eldest son of Mr. John Ryan…
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DAVIS—PRICE.—A very pretty wedding at the Bourke-street, Synagogue on Tuesday; February 4th, was that of Mr. S. Davis of Sydney and Miss Beckie Price, Melbourne. The ceremony…
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A fashionable and Picturesque wedding (writes our London correspondent on January 17) was that of the Earl of Wicklow to Lady Gladys Hamilton, younger daughter of the Duke of…
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If the truth must be told (says the White-hall "Review"), the King, like other people, has found expensive wedding presents a very groat tax. Although most people…
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THE usual practice for a "sassiety" Bacchanalian who gets into the clutches of the law, is to send a solicitor to the court next morning to plead guilty for him and…
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Miss Lily French., daughter of Major-General French, was yesterday married to Captain Telfourd Young, at St. Andrew's Cathedral. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. P. J…
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