Criterion : "The Fatal Wedding."
Under the direction of Messrs. Meynell and Gunn, "The Fatal Wedding" was revived at the Criterion on Saturday. An outline of the story appeared on the…
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In Lighter Vein. Weddings
A Quiet Wedding—Two deaf mutes. A Heavenly Wedding—Two stars. A Wooden Wedding—Two Poles. A Yellow Wedding—Two Chinese…
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On September 26 the marriage was celebrat[?] of Mr. Duncan Campbell Osborne, youngest son of the late Mr. Alick Osborne, of Kangaroo Valley, and Miss Mona Maddrell, second…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Cathedral on Wednesday, September 19. The parties united were Mr. Honoratius Kiss, third son of Mr. John…
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PINSON--DAVIS.--A wedding look place between Miss Florrie Davis, daughter of Mr. Joseph Davis, Rydal Park, Custle-hill, and Mr. Richard P. Pinion, son of Mr. R. Pinson, of…
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A very pretty, wedding took place at the Congregational Church, Balmain, on Monday, October 1, when the Rev. M. Pattison united in the…
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On Saturday last a marriage was celebrated at St. Stephen's Church, phillip-street, City, the contracting parties being Mr. W. H. Allison…
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HOWARTH--HAYES.--The marriage of George Howarth, junr., of Newton Heath, Manchester, England, son of Mr. George Howarth, J.P., of Beach Mount, Harpurhey, to Annie, only…
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On Wednesday, at the Cathedral, Wangaratta (Vic), by the Bishop. Lizzy, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Buckler, of North Wangaratta, was married to…
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I have heard it said that of there were only three women left in the world, two would go into a corner and run down the third. I am therefore glad that…
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The revival of "The Fatal Wedding" entered upon its third week last night. The selections of the noted "Tin Can Band," by "the kids from the alley" were again…
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HARVEY--JONES.--A pretty wedding took place at the Church of Christ Tabernacle, petersham, on September 19, when Miss Jones, of "Fernholme," Ashfield. oldest daughter of the…
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There is no diminution in the popularity of "The Fatal Wedding," which is now in the third week of its revival. The selections by the noted "Tin Can Band" are as…
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The bride, her maids, and her pages are always up to date, but frocks and frills change with every season, and small customs of one year ago are obsolete the next. Many…
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The marriage of Mr. Arthur Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wright, of Lewis Ponds, and Miss Emma Elizabeth Goodlock, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Goodlock, of…
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Yesterday afternoon Mr. Alfred Charles Risbey and Miss Myrtle Dell Bromage were married at "Roseneath," Parramatta North, the residence of the bride's grandmother, Mrs…
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Public attention was drawn to the wedding of Miss Mabel Want and Mr. Arthur C. Pelham Kent, R.N., yesterday by the fact that two wedding wreaths were hanging from the rigging…
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BADGERY--POWELL.--A marriage was celebrated at Sr. Saviour's Anglican Cathedral, Goulburn, on Saturday morning last between Horace, second son of Mr. F. D. Badgery, of…
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MASON--SPURLING.--On Wednesday afternoon last, at St. Francis' Church, Paddington, in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives, a wedding was celebrated between…
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At a marriage at Blackburn (Eng.) last month. Rev. S. Balmer, who performed the ceremony, omitted the word "obey" in addressing the bride…
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