Wedding Bells. RAVES—BOOKING
On Saturday. 9th May, a very pretty wedding took place at Campbelltown, when Miss May Booking. youngest daughter of Mr. James Booking. J.P., and Mrs. Booking, of "Austin." was…
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The Scourge of Wedding Gifts
THE wedding gift nuisance has come to such a pass it is almost piece of taxation. Some families print invitation cards, and issue them by the hundred. One cannot…
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The marriage of Lord George-Scott, second son of the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch, with the Lady Elizabeth Manners, younger daughter of the Duke of Rutland, was…
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As the maid of honor was a girl, and pretty, and had come some three hundred miles to assist her best friend through the trying ceremony of getting married, it was evident that…
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A very pretty wedding was that at Parramatta North, on Wednesday afternoon last, when, at the altar at St. Patrick'a Church, the Rev. Father O'Reilly presided at the solemn…
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I am sure that hundreds of readers of the last issue of the "Sunday Times" must have been glad to see attention drawn to the wedding-gift nuisance, which is fast…
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The following descriptions of two weddings, which took place in England in May, will, doubtless, be of interest to Australian readers. They appeared in a recent issue of the "Queen—…
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On March 2, at St. Mary's, Kilburn, near London, a wedding took place between Mr. C. T. Milder, chief officer of the Tyser line Star of langland, son of the late Mr. Alfred Hilder, of…
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WEISSBERGER—DIAMOND.—The marriage of Miss Ray Weissberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. Weissberger, Bourke, with Mr. J. Diamond, son of Mrs H. Diamond, Paddington…
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St Marys was en fete last Wednesday afternoon; groups of people chatted in the streets or moved up the hill to St Mary Magdalene, as if something of note were on the tapis. And so…
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The marriage between Mr. Edward Grosvenor T[?]w, only son of the late Mr. T. W. Tew, of The Grange, Carleton, near Pontefract, and the Hon. Catharine Isabel Hawke, fourth…
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At a smart, wedding a few days ago the bride was picturesquely gowned in ivory satin duchesse, the trained skirt opening over a, petticoat of graduated and rucked…
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A pretty wedding took place at St. John's, Darlinghurst, on June 27, between Mr. Spencer C. Maddrell, of Braidwood, and Miss Birdic Turner, daughter of the late Mr. M. W. Turner, of…
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ROSENâSCHACHTEL.âThe wedding of Mr. Abraham Rosen, of Burrowa, N.S.W. to Miss Henrietta (Etty) Schachtel, only daughter of Mrs. R. Schachtel, 92 Liverpool-street, Sydney…
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St. Mary's Cathedral was crowded with guests and spectators on Wednesday afternoon, 1st instant, to witness the marriage of Miss Nellie Hunter, eldest daughter of Mr…
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Like roast pig, the origin of throwing rice at weddings is Chinese, and the legend is scarcely less worthy of Charles lamb:—A famous sorcerer name Chap became jealous of the power of…
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A monster banquet has just been given by a wealthy landowner at Quimperle (France) to celebrate the simultaneous wedding of his four children—two sons and two daughters…
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A fire broke out in the city barracks of Fort Vauban at Arras (France) on May 26, and three members of a wedding party were burned in the flames…
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The day drew nigh when Gwendolen And Frederick would wed ; A very charming girl was Gwen, A first-class fellow Fred…
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