Weddings
The Great Synagogue, Sydney, was prettily decorated with foliage and white flowers on Wednesday afternoon, the occasion being the wedding of Mr. Reginald Marks, son of Mr…
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After the Wedding
Judith: "I hear old Mr. Richman deceived Edith dreadfully about hie age." Gladys: "Yes, poor girl! After they were married he confessed that he was only 60 instead…
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Poetical ideas on the subject of what is regarded as a beautiful symbol of matrimonial unity, the wedding ring, will receive a rude shock by the declaration of an antiquary that the ring is…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →Women's World Wedding Rings in Denmark
The maidens of Denmark never receive a diamond encasement ring. They are always presented with a plain gold band, which is worn on the third finger of the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Wedding the Water to the Land a Trip Up the Murray to the Irrigation Colony of Remark
No one who is in a hurry—the automobilist, for example—should take this trip, but the individual with a genius for loafing, for taking things calmly, and living…
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LONDON, May 30.--Despite a showery day, there was a great congregation of frocks and [?] at St. Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, last Wednesday afternoon, to witness the marriage…
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On Wednesday afternoon, July 9th, witnessed one of the smartest weddings of the season. It was that of Mr and Mrs George Cohen's daughter Irene to Mr. Reginald H. Marks, son of…
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A pretty wedding took plcee on June 18, at Rupertswood Presbyterian Church, the contracting parties being Miss Edith Emma, eldest daughter of Mr John Walker, of…
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St. Patrick's Church, Smithtown, Macleay River, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, July 2. The contracting parties being Mr. W. Morrissey, Belmore River, and…
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An old and curious wedding ceremony with the Bulgarians is the public and solemn shaving of the bridegroom on the wedding day. Whilst the barber performs his work the bridegroom is surrounded by…
Continued on Trove, page 170 →The Wedding Present
It is a golden rule to send a wedding present in good time, the first to arrive being much more appreciated than that which is one of the many pouring in from all quarters during the last…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Brigand's Wedding Spoiled
On a recent Sunday, at a village near Florina, in the vilayet of Monastir, a band of Bulgarian brigands had arranged to celebrate the marriage of one of their relations. The local tithe…
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The wedding of Mr. Gharshon Marks to Miss L. Gordon will take place at the Great Synagogue, Sydney on "Wednesday, 13th August…
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IN Bexley [?] on Wednesday afternoon last Mr. George Brown, a well-known resident of Arncliffe for many years, entered, at the…
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The marriage of Miss Ettie Diamond with Mr. David Eizenberg will take place at the Glebe Town Hall, at 7 p.m., on Tuesday next, 19th August…
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There was a crowded congregation at Christ Church, Gladesville, on Wednesday, to witness a very popular and interesting wedding, the contracting parties being Miss. Rebecca Woods…
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MARKSâGORDON. The ceremony of the wedding of Miss Leah Gordon, daughter of Mr. S. Gordon, 26 Great Buckingham-street, Sydney, to Mr. Gherson Marks son of Mr. and Mrs. M…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The "Best Man." His Many Duties at a Wedding
The bride and bridegroom may be somewhat oppressed by the importance of the prospective ceremony and the responsibility it entails, father and mother are distracted by conflicting…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →How Ned Queered Bill's Wedding
A most ridiculous incident once occurred in an old country church. But first we must have the protogue of the little drama. Bill and Ned were honest countrymen, and…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →On the Eve of the Wedding
At an inquest held at Wigan on an electrical engineer named Richard Livesey, aged twenty-two, whose body was discovered in the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, the father stated that his son…
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