Dreaming Op His Bride. a Bit of Wedding Cake
"There's a certain inanity to treasuring another fellow's wedding-cake. Won't you take It--as a gift?" i "Thanks, no," she answered. "The charm…
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Wedding Bells
Herborn—Edwards.—An interesting wedding was celebrated at St. Andrew's Church, Summer Hill, last Saturday afternoon between Miss Alice Edwards, third daughter of Mr. F…
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On Wednesday, October 12, the marriage of Mr. Michael H. Cohen, of Fitzroy, Melbourne, to Miss Edith Abrahams, daughter of Mr. A. Abrahams, Bayswatsr-road. will be celebrated…
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The public had an opportunity on September 14 to view an Orange wedding—the first that has been held in this State—and more than usual interest was centred therein. The contracting' parties were…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Fatal Wedding. English Girl Victimised by an Adventurer
Terrible, have been the consequences of an accidental acquaintance formed in the Rhineland only a fear weeks ago by a dealer in diamonds an Englishman, 60 years of age, whom…
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A very pretty wedding took place at the Methodist Church, Chatswood, on Wednesday, September 14, at 3.30 p.m., when Miss May Jennings, fifth…
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THE Vienna correspondent of the London "Daily Mail," writing on August 15…
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A pretty and interesting wedding was celebrated at Ryde on Wednesday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mabel Krust, eldest daughter of Mr. C…
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A very quiet wedding took place recently at the residence of the bride's parents. The contracting parties were Mr. Herman Dedderic Kleemeyer, of Bremen…
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A quiet and pretty wedding took place at the residence of Mr and Mrs Voyce, Highstreet, Penrith, on Wednesday of last week, when Mr H Feening, of Penrith, eldest son…
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Frederick Smith, a young man scarcely out of his teens, made up his mind in July last to get married, and ordered the furniture for his future home from Mr. Frank Hosking, of Gordon,…
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A very pretty wedding took place on the 28th September at "Penrose," Rockdale, when Miss Florence May Trevarthen, eldest daughter of Mr…
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A very pretty wedding took place on September 28th, at "Penrose," Rockdale, when Miss Florence May Trevarthen, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H…
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The magnificent and costly presents which have been lavished recently on distinguished, bridal couples call to mind some of the truly regal gifts that have…
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"Here she comes!" "Pretty, isn't she?" "Who made her dress?" "Is it silk or satin?"…
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A wedding took place at St. Barnabas' Church, George -street West, on Thursday, 6th inst. The contracting parties were Miss Alice Douglas (daughter of Mr. Douglas, late…
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WHEN the late Premier, Mr. J. C Watson, was sent for by the Federal Governor to form a Ministry, in agreeing to do so, he…
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IT was a quiet wedding—no show, no fuss, no flurry, but just unostentatious and decorous, as best beseems the ceremony. No carriage even. Only a step separated…
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It is not often that a father marries off his four girls all on the same day. A prosperous farmer in the Vendee has achieved this record (says a Parie telegram). So rare an…
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Statham.—Cill. A picturesque wedding was celebrated in St. Phillip's Church on September 11, the bridegroom being Mr. Claude Statham, of Penshurst, Gosford (eldest son…
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