Wedding Gift Not Wanted
In Baker City, Oregon, a movement originated to make Miss Alice Roosevelt a wedding gift of £150,000 on the occasion of her marriage next month to Mr. Nicholas Longworth,…
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Weddings
On Wednesday, the 17th inst., a wedding was solemnised at the Camden Methodist Church by the Rev. John Gardiner, of Botany, assisted by the Rev. J. H. Lewin. (Camden) and the…
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Mr. S. M. M. Dennis was married on Thursday afternoon, to Miss Clara Taylor, second eldest daughter of the late Mr. Hugh Taylor. The ceremony took…
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The marriage of Mr. Julius Alexander of Inverell, to Miss Rachel Miriam Phillips, daughter of Mr. Joel Phillips, Bourke-street, was celebrated on Wednesday, January 31st., at the residence of…
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The members of the Great Synagogue and the members of the London Jewish community were much pleased to learn that the Rev, Marcus Hast and Mrs. Hast celebrated the 50th…
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A movement has been started in Oregon to raise £160,000 by popular subscription as a wedding present to Miss Alice Roosevelet. The originators of the movement expect to…
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A remarkable wedding took place at the little Hampshire village of East Woodhay at Christmas. All the parties taking part were deaf and dumb, the bride, the bridegroom,…
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Miss Frances Sprowles. a sister of Mrs.[?] Airey and daughter of the late Mr. Henry Sprowles was, on Thursday evening married at the R.C. Church,…
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Despite the fact that a host of books have appeared during the last few years on Japan and the Japanese people, yet few Europeans know what a Japanese marriage…
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To return home and find nearly all the wedding presents stolen is not a pleasant experience for a newly-married couple. Yet this is just the sort of thing that happened…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. Stephen's Church, Kurrajong, on the 17th ultimo the contracting parties being Mr. Albert Mitchell, fourth son of Mr. Robert Mitchell, of…
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LONDON, Monday, 3.15 p.m.—Miss Alice Roosevelt (daughter of President Roosevelt, who is about to marry Senator Longworth) has at 1,000,000dol (about £200,000). and ranging…
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The marriage of Miss Ethel M. Wiggins, second eldest daughter of Mr. H. Wiggins, of Irskineville to Mr. Albert W. Miller, eldest son of Mr. W. Miller, of Kingsclear-road,…
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Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the President of the United States, has received 4000 wedding gifts, valued at 1,500,000 dollars (about £300,000). The gifts…
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Thorn—Stack.—A marriage was celebrated at St. Thomas' Church, Toowong, Brisbane, on January 24, when Mr. St. George Thorn, only son of the late Hon. George Thorn, of…
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At St. Thomas' R.C. Church, Lewisham, on January 31, the a marriage took place of Mr. Harold Vincent Lunn, youngest…
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A very pretty wedding took place at St. Thomas' Church, Lewisham, on Wednesday week, the contracting parties being Miss Emily May, youngest…
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A wedding was recently celebrated at St. Brigid's R.C. Church, Quirindi, when Miss Queenic O'Neill, second…
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The marriage took place on Wednesday, January 3, at St. Fiacre's Church, Leichhardt, of Mr. John Hegerarty to Miss Ellie O'Connor. The Rev. Father O'Reilly, who…
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Throughout the world great interest is being taken to the approaching marriage of Miss Roosevelt to…
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