Millionaire's Wedding Presents
Mr. William W. Astor has given Clieveden Hall, Buckinghamshire, and its contents to his son Waldorf, and the famous Sancy diamond, valued at £20,000, to Mrs. Langhorne Shaw on the…
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Weddings
On Wednesday afternoon last a wedding took place at "Fernleigh," the residence of the bride's parents, when Miss Daisy Atkinson, fourth daughter of Alderman and Mrs. Thomas…
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At Parramatta Police Court four Baulkham Hills young men (each with a pretty button-hole in his coat) lined up in front of the dock to answer a charge of behaving in…
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Holy Trinity Church," Dulwich-hill, was the scene of a wedding on Wednesday, April 25, when Mr. Lee de Vere Hunt, second son of the late Mr. A. M. Hunt, of Goulburn, was…
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The marriage of Mr. William Bishop-Clark, only son of the late Mr. Archibald Clark, of Auckland (N.Z.), and Miss Edith Mary Evelyn Burgls, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas P. Burgis,…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday. -- A wedding to which much interest was attached took place this afternoon at St. John's Church, Toorak, when Miss Alison M. Fairbairn, the only daughter of…
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The history of the wedding ring is so deeply burled in the past that nothing definite is known about its earliest origin. One authority on the subject is of opinion, however, that in…
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A quiet wedding took place recently at St. Anne's Church, Ryde, when Mr. William Herbert Bean, only son of Mr. W. G. Bean, of "Melrose," "Wentworthville,…
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St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, was the scene of a very pretty, although quiet, Wedding on Wednesday, April 25, when Miss Rose McKonzic McHarg…
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The anniversaries of the wedding day ruff thus:--The first is the paper or cotton, as preferred; the fifth is the wooden; the tenth the tin; the twelfth the silk and fine linen; the…
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An immense crowd assembled at All Saints' Cathedral, Bathurst, yesterday afternoon to witness the wedding of Miss Irene Lamford…
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The marriage took place on the 25th April at the residence of Mr. Harrvitz, Money-street, Perth, of Miss Mena Deveretaky, of Armadale. to Mr Michael Paschkoff of Perth…
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The wedding gown consists of white chiffon embroidered with silver, and mounted on plain chiffon over silk. The front of the dress is trimmed with Brussels lace, arranged as a panel and berthe, while many tiny frills of gauffered mallnes are placed at the foot. A cavalier cape of line Irish crochet, made by the bride's mother, is outlined with sliver cords and…
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On Wednesday, May 9th, an extremely pretty wedding took place, at the Church of Our Lady, of the Sacred Heart, Rand wick, when Mr. Bertie Polin, son of Mr. and Mrs…
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During the week the interpolation in "Florodora" of a brief burlesque upon "The Fatal Wedding" may be regarded as a tribute to the recognised popularity of that melodrama. Messrs. Meynell and Gunn hold the…
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Melrose plains, Condobolin, was the scene of a wedding on May 9, when Miss Amy Tout and Mr. John A. Sharp, of Scotland, were married. With two exceptions only the relations of the…
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In Sumatra the wind decides the length of time a window should remain single. Just after her husband's death she plants a flagstaff at her door, upon which a flag is…
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A wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Beecroft, on Wednesday, 9th May, between Mr. Sidney Wheeler, of Beecroft, and Miss Evelyn Smith,…
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LONDON, Monday, 2.55 p.m.—Among the gifts for the bridegroom at a wedding fixed to take place at Philadelphia on Saturday was a revolver. The bridegroom, unaware…
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A terribly tragic affair is reported from Philadelphia. A wedding had been fixed to take place in the city on Saturday last, and among the…
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