Sargent's Wedding Cakes
Mr. Lionel L. Goidsmid, B.A., M.J.I., Editor of the "South African Jewish Chronicle," writes to say:—The "South African Jewish Chronicle," temporarily suspended at Capetown in…
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Fashionable Wedding. Gidley King--Wills-Alien
A fashionable wedding took place yesterday afternoon at St. James's Church, King-street, the contracting parties being Miss Pearl Gidley-King, of Tamworth, and Mr. Leslie…
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Never was there a prettier wedding celebrated at St. Marys than the one which took place on Wednesday night last between Mr George William Lee, third…
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A pretty wedding, which attracted a grout deal of attention locally, was that, on Wednesday, April 20, when, at St. Michael's Church, Kellyville, a member…
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I think the suggestion that married men should wear wedding rings to announces to the world that they are married, is a most unkind one…
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Willsallen—King.—There was a most fashionable gathering at St. James' Church, King-street, last Thursday afternoon to witness the marriage of Mr. Leslie Willsallen, second…
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A pretty wedding took place on April 26 at St. Paul's Church, Carcoar, between Mr. William Selwyn King and Miss Emilie M. Whitney, fourth daughter of Mrs. Whitney, of Coombing…
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On Easter Monday a very pretty, though quiet, wedding was solemnized at St. Patrick's Church, the contracting parties being Mr. P. F. Noonan, son of Mr. P. Noonan…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated, at the Wesleyan Church, Bondi Junction, recently, when Mr. Charles Hall, second soil of the late Mr. Henry Hall, of Glebe Point, and…
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It is all very well for "Wayback" to half-seriously, half-earnestly condemn the proposal that married men should wear wedding rings, which, he says, would be…
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which recenly took place in Sydney. A portrait of the bridal group. Back now (reading form left to right): Mr. Arthur Deery, Mr. Ed. Meas, Mr. Harry Cantor, Mr. Harry Rickards. Frost row: Miss Isabel [?]anchard, Miss [?] Katie Larkin, Mrs. Ed. Maas, Miss Madge Rickards, Mrs. H. Rickards…
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Lewis—Park. On April 19th a marriage was celebrated in the drawing-room at Glen Barra station, the residence of Mr. Adam Park, when Mr. James Payn Lewis, son of the late Mr. J…
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Many are the conventionalities that would make us laugh if we were not so used to them; of these is not one of the most senseless and silly the convention against money…
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A pretty wedding was solemnised by the Rev. Thos. Jenkins at the Tomora Methodist Church, the contracting parties being Mr. H. J. F. Peters, proprietor of the Grenfell…
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Reading; from left to right—Back. rows Miss E. Grinsted, Mr. A. Zeltz, Mrs. F. Kent. Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr. C. H. Topham, Rev. J. J. Gilmore, Mr. W. Grinsted, Mr. B. Drowner, Mrs. J. Hodgson, Mr. W. Drescher. Front row: Mr. K. Drescher, Mrs. Grinsted, Mrs. W. Grinsted, Miss F. Drescher, Mrs. K. Drescher, Mrs. C. Zelts, Miss I. Zelts. (See letterpress on Ladies' Pages.)…
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THE WEDDING BREAKFAST GROUP.—The bride (Miss Isabella Hannah), the bridegroom (Mr. Samuel Gilbert Best), the father and mother of the bride (Mr. and Mrs. Hannah), the father and mother of the bridgeroom (Mr. and Mrs. Best), the relatives of the bride (consisting of five brothers, three sisters, and two cousins), the relatives of the bridegroom (five brothers), and the following guests:—Miss J. Graham, Miss K. Cullen, Miss B. Black, Mr. T. Holt, Sergeant and Mrs. MacIntosh, Dr. and, Mrs. Heggaton, Mr. R. Reid, Miss A. Mills, Mr. J. Stewart, Miss L. Holt, Mr. W. C. C…
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The marriage of the Hon, Bbonezor Vickery M.L.C., with Miss D. L. Ellis, took place in the library of Camden House Park, Camden, on May 6, the ceremony being performed by the…
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The following cablegram appeared in the daily press:— London, May 9th. Private advices received from St. Petersburg…
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There was a large gathering in the Sacred Heart Church, Pymble, lo witness the wedding of Miss Mary Margtlesite Adams, only daughter of Mr. B. Adams, of "Clareinnes,…
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The Church of the Sacred Heart at Pymble was crowded on Wednesday afternoon, May. 3, by the far and near friends of the principals to a pretty wedding. The…
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