Weddings
CHAPPELL--PIKE.--A wedding was solemnised at St. Bartholomew's Church, Prospect, on 27th ultimo, between Mr. Mount R. Chappell, of Ryde. and Ivy, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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Wedding Bells
A remarkably pretty wedding, and one that was unique in some of its details, was celebrated in the Auburn Town Hall on Easter Monday. The sisters and…
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The marriage of Miss Dorothy Mitchell to Lieutenant H. C. Rawson, R.N., will take place at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Sydney, to-morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock. The event will be one…
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Lientenant Rawson and Miss Mitchell, who were Married this Afternoon at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, (Photos. by Falk and Freeman.)…
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Of all the varying functions which go to make up a sociaL season, there is always one which by reason of the distinction enjoyed by the parties immediately concerned, by the…
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KING--ROBERTS.--A wedding was celebrated by Canon Kingsmill at St. Nicholas' Church. North Goulburn, on Thursday morning last, between Frederick, second son of Mr. J…
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The unusual event in Sydney of the marriage of a Governor's son attracted thousands of people to St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday afternoon. The crowd in the vicinity of the…
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The wedding of Lieutenant H. C. Rawson, son of his Excellency the Governor of New South. Wales, and Miss Dorothy Mitchell, youngest daughter of the late Mr. James…
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Not since the Hon. Margaret Brand, eldest daughter of Lord Hampden, at that time Governor of New South Wales, was married to C[?]in Algernon Ferguson, of the 2nd…
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LONDON, March 8.--Few marriages have of late created more interest and excitement than has that of Mark Hambourg, the famous Russian pianist, and Miss Dorothy Muir-Mackenzie,…
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The marriage of Miss Dorothy Mitchell to Lieutenant H. C. Rawson, R.N., was celebrated at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The event was one of social…
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On April 2, at St. James' Church, King-street, Sydney, Miss Nell Jones, youngest daughter of the late Mr. John Jones, of Cobbers, was married to Mr.. Berkeley…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated ac the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, Erskineville, on Easter Monday, when Miss Elizabeth Cecelia Fallon, second daughter of…
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The marriage of Mr. John F. Bergin, son of the late Mr. J. Bergin, of Milton, to Miss Sarah Ann (Mollie) Tully, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Tully, of…
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A happy wedding took place at. SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral', Goulburn, on Tuesday, 2nd instant, whon Mr. W. J. M'Keone, of Darlinghurst, Sydney,, was married to Miss…
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In St. Stephen's Church, Newtown, yesterday afternoon. Miss May Baldick, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Baldick, of "Glendower," Railway-street, Petersham…
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CURTIS--ARCHBOLD--On Wednesday afternoon, the 3rd inst., at St. Paul's Church, Chatswood, by Rev. H. J. G. Howe, Mr. T. C. Curtis to Miss Ethel May Archbold, daughter of Mr. R. C…
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Of the problems that periodically puzzle humanity, by no means the least is the matter of making a choice of presents, on such occasions of birthdays,' weddings, and festive…
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The wedding of Mr H. Lewis, of Newcastle, to Miss Rebecca Green, was celebrated at Leigh House, Sydney, on Wednesday, 27th March, by the Rev A. D. Wolinski. The supporters were…
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LONDON. Thursday. --On behalf of the New Zealand Association, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Reeves (the New Zealand High Commissioner and his wife) gave a reception…
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