Weddings
The marriage of Miss Netta Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harris, of Stanmore, to Mr. Isaac (Alfred) Freedman, will be celebrated at Sargeant'a rooms, George-street, on Tuesday…
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Rothchild Wedding in Brussels
The civil marriage was celebrated on Tuesday March 8 at the Hotel de Ville, Brussels, of M. Jean Stern, of Paris, and Mile. Lambert de Rothschild, of Brussels, whose father, M. Lambert, on…
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"The royal wedding of the Crown Prince of Japan some four years ago was celebrated with national rejoicings," writes Florence Eldridge in her article on "Yoshihito, Crown Prince of…
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A very pleasing ceremony took place on Wednesday, April 27, at St. Barnabas' Church, when Mr. John Vintzent, master plumber, of Erskineville, and Miss Ada Mullis, late…
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On Tuesday, 5th April, a quiet but pretty wedding took place at "Brooklyn," Colyton, the contracting parties being Mr Walter Percival Nash, fifth son of Mr Caleb…
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Milby Station, Condobolin district, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Thursday, April 29, when Mr. D. Lane, eldest surviving son of Mr. C. Lane, senior partner in the…
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A weeding of an extraordinary character took place a| the registrar's office at South Shields recently, the bridal pair being a little lady mite, who is only 32in high, and Professor Hedley,…
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The Methodist Church, Hornsby, was artistically decorated with palms, ferns, and white flowers on Saturday afternoon, in honor of the marriage of Miss Ethel Kippax Robson, only…
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A very pretty and interesting wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Mudgee, on Tuesday 3rd inst., the parties there to being Mr. Ted Hughes, second son of Mr. E. Hughes of…
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All arrangements have been made with a view to the complete success of the Ball to be held in the Town Hall, Sydney, on Tuesday evening. Special effort is nevertheless needed in order to…
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The wedding of Mr. Arthur Wellesley Hyman, son of Mr. Hyman, Tamworth to Miss Zara Herrmann, Sydney will be celebrated at the Great Synagogue on Wednesday next. As usual…
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The gathering of citizens at the Protestant Hall last night on the occasion of a complimentary conversazione tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lovely by their friends, in…
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The marriage of Mr. Lionel Cohen, son of Mr. M. A. Cohen, B. A., Womerah-avenue, to Miss Eva Sanderwich will take place on the 8th June…
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What proved to be a most popular wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church, Balmain, on April 20th, 19C4, when Miss Laura…
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Kaiser Wilhelm and the Kaiserin Augusta will celebrate their silver wedding on February 27, 1906…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. Matthew's Church of England, Windsor, on Wednesday, May 25, when Miss Alice E. Smith, second daughter of Mr. Lawson Smith, of Freeman's…
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The marriage is announced on April 28, at Sandades. Ocean-street. Woollahra (the residence of Mrs. Bozon, aunt of the bride), by the Rev. A.J. Cowling of Mr. George Greville…
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We have been asked to mention that Master W. Brown is a pupil of Mr. H. Eizenberg, and be reflected great credit upon his instructor. Mrs M. Samuel, Waverley, is reported to be…
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The custom of casting upon the bride and bridegroom showers of rice is, like that of the wearing of orange blossoms, of Chinese origin. It is thought to have been brought into Europe…
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Ellen Merritt, formerly Myles, petitioned for a dissolution of her marriage with John Henry Merritt, on the ground of desertion. Petitioner deposed to having married the…
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