Wedding
A wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, North Sydney, on September 17, when Miss Selina M. Fowler, second daughter of Mrs. Fowler…
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For Women. a Daily Budget of News and Notes. Weddings
WAUGH--GOBLE.--A wedding was celebrated at Christ Church, Lavender Bay, on Wednesday, September 25, when Gertrude Goble, daughter of the late Thomas Hinds Goble, of High-Gate,…
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SAUNDERS--HOLMES.--There was a large gathering of their friends at the Methodist Church, Hay, on the 10th inst., to witness the marriage of Miss Alma Holmes, eldest daughter…
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A quaint Quaker wedding was solemnised at Acton (England) last month. It was the first ceremony of the kind which has taken place in the town for 200 years, since…
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Mr. Harold Prichard, of Bristol, was married recently at Newport (New York) to Miss Lucette Hutton, a Baltimore heiress. The bride's father gave her £200,000 for a…
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AN extraordinary hoax has been perpetrated in Abbey-Street, Bermondsey (London), the victims being a number of tradesmen and a young couple who were to have…
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A crowded audience gre[?]ted the final performance of "The Midnight Wedding" at the Theatre Royal last night, when Messrs. Harcourt Beatty, Gaston Mervale, Charles Vane. Misses Madge M'Intosh and…
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Both ,from an aesthetic and social aspect the wedding of Miss Maud Hebblewhite and Mr. John Bishop—both of Mosman, which took place on 5th instant,…
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BEALE -- REES. -- The Congregational Church. Burwood, was most artistically decorated on Wednesday last with tall Venetian masts and festoons from the door to the platform, where…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, at "St. Elmo," Fairfield, the residence of Mrs. Hagney, when her daughter Lily was married to Mr. Colin…
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A stonemason named Robert Qaigley, 27, pleaded guilty at the Central Police Court this morning to charges of using indecent language in Bathurst-street, city, and assaulting Constables…
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McLEOD--HAGNEY.--On 23rd inst., at "St. Elmo," Fairfield; Southern Line, the residence of Mrs. Hagney, her daughter Lily was married to Colin M' Leod, son of Mr…
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Madden—Millett.—The marriage of Miss Lily Millett, daughter of Mr. Edward Millett, to Mr. Ernest W. Madden, of Mudgee, took place at St. John's Church of England,…
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On Wednesday afternoon, 23rd instant, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Halloran, of Renalto, Glebe Point, held a recption at Baumann's Rooms, to celebrate the marriage of their son Aubrey…
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Robert Quigly, 27, stonemason, appeared at the Central Police Court yesterday, charged with using indecent language in Bathurst-street. also with assaulting Constable…
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SMITH--AGNEW--In the Church of England, Orange, on Saturday afternoon last, Miss Phoebe Agnew was married to Mr. John Smith, of the Railway Department, of Orange, by…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn, at 9.30 on October 23, when Miss Ethel Maude Martin, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Martin, of…
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At St. Kieran's Church, Golden Grove, on September 25, Myra Agnes, eldest daughter of Mr. F. J. While, of 204 Abercrombic-street, Redfern, was married to Edward M…
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HAWKE--BENNETT.--The marriage of Mr. Wilfred Norman Hawke, of the Bank of New South Wales, Temora, and youngest son of Mrs. G. Hawke, of Orange, with Miss Daisy E. G…
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