America Goes Wedding Mad
A Washington correspondent, writing under date February 8, remarked:—Miss Roosevelt tried on her wedding gown to-day. It was brought in a sealed package…
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Wedding Bells
At St. Barnabas' Church George-street West, on Saturday, March 3rd, Miss Ethel Marlon Nicholls, eldest daughter of. Mr. Charles Nicholls, of Darlington, was married…
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The wedding of Miss Lucy Jade Payne, third daughter of Mr. James Payne, of Milcham-street, Windsor, and Mr. Joseph Mason Fenwick, of Newcastle, was celebrated at St. Matthew's…
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A marriage was celebrated in the Methodist Church, Wyalong, on March 28, the contracting' parties being Mr. Thomas Mortimer, son of the late Mr. J. E. Mortimer,…
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WE are able to publish this week some interesting photographs taken at the wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt, eldest…
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Gault—Grimm.—The wedding of Miss Josie Grimm, fourth daughter of the late Rev. George Grimm, of Balmain, with Mr. Hugh Gault, third son of Mr. Hugh Gault, sen., of…
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One of the American "sensations" of modern times was the marriage on Saturday, February 17, of Miss Alice Lee Roosevelt to Representative Nicholas Longworth. The…
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A number of guests at a wedding at Addington, near Christchurch (N.Z.), recently, were seriously affected with ptomaine poisoning. The worst case was that of Mrs. Sinclair,…
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St. Peter's Church, Eaton-square, was filled by a large congregation for the wedding of Viscount Cranley, eldest son of the Earl and Countess of Onslow, with Miss Violet…
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A marriage was solemnised on Wednesday, March 14th, at the Synagogue, Brisbane-street, Perth, the contracting parties being Miss Gertrude Book, daughter of Mr A. Book of…
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A marriage ceremony took place at Fulham (London) the other day which recalled the nuptials of Prince Lo Ben Lo, the Matabele warrior, who wedded a Mexican girl in…
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On Saturday, April 21, Messrs. Meynell and Gunn will inaugurate a season of high-class melodrama at the Criterion Theatre with "The Fatal Wedding," a play which has had a striking success in England and…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. Matthew's Church, Albury, on April 4, between Mr. George Harris, well known in the Albury district, and son of Mr. John Harris, a Hunter River grazier,…
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Weddings, though invariably "very pretty," are apt at times to be rather monotonous in their arrangements, and any little innovation is eagerly welcomed by seekers after a change…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was that on Saturday last, at "Linnwood," Guildford, the residence of Mrs. Geo. McCredie, when Miss (Lizzie) McCredie, the…
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Under the direction of Messrs. Meynell and Gunn, a new English Dramatic Company will make its apearance here on Saturday week in "The Fatal Wedding," which has, been a great success both in…
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On Wednesday, March 21, at Petersham, by Rev. R. Evan Davis, Miss Irene May Paton was married to Mr. William Patrick, of Eversleigh Station, Warren. The bride, who was given…
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Joe Letter, of Chicago, and a party, of young society-men of Washington, descended upon "Friendship," where Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth are "spending their…
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Messrs. Meynell and Gunn have as prospective productions two plays which are already being looked forward to with keen interest. It was to gather some…
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Messrs. Meynell and Cunn will produce the new melodrama "The Fatal Wedding" at the Criterion Theatre on April 23. A new company has been formed for this production, headed by Mr. Charles…
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