Weddings
COKER--FLEMING.--At the Grahame Memorial Presbyterian Church, Waverley, on January 21. the marriage of Robert R., oldest son of Mr. William Cokor, of Waverloy, to Ethel, third…
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Weddings. BERKMAN—WOLFSON
The wedding of Miss Eva Wolfson, third daughter of Mr and Mrs H. Wolfson, George-street, Sydney, to Mr Emanuel Berkman, eldest son of Mr and Mrs W. Berkman, of "Riegate,"…
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LONDON, January 10.--The new year began with us by ushering itself in Just as disagreeably as it could, but I will not harp upon weather items. They did not in the least affect…
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A very strange story from the Haute Savoie, France, has been reported in London. In the village of Novercy, Mile. Doche was married to M. Granger, a landowner. After the ceremony…
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The Rev. D. Morgan solemnised the marriage of Mabel, youngest daughter of Mrs. Tucker of Kogarah with Arthur E. Vowles, only son of Mr. and Mrs…
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A recent wedding lit St. John's, Darlinghurst, was that of Mr. Edward Mumford, oldest non of Mr. H. Mumford, of Granville, to Miss Annie Cormack,…
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BUTLER--SMITH.-- At St. Andrew's Church, Summer-hill, on Saturday, February 1, William, only son of Mr. and Mrs. William Butlor, "The Cairn," Prospect-road, Summer-hill, was…
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EMMAVILLE. Tuesday.—The Chinese Mission Hall was the centre of attraction on Sunday, tho Occasion being a grand banquet in connection with the recent wedding or…
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McINNES--PAULL--The wedding of Mr. A. J. McInnes and Miss E. Paull took place at the Presbyterian Church, Picton, on Saturday, February 1. Rev. J. Briggs officiated. The…
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ADAMS--THOMAS.--On Tuesday, February 11, at St. Mark's, Darling Point, the wedding was celebrated of Elsie Winifred Arding, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Henry Arding…
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PRIESTLY--OLIVER.--At the Congregational Church, Manly, on the 3rd inst., Josiah, fourth son of the late Mr. T. Priestly, of Cape Hawke, was married to Annie, eldest daughter of the…
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The marriage of Miss Annie Wachner, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Harris Wachner, with Mr Jack Levy, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Henry Levy, was celebrated at the…
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STAMELL--PHOCAS.--At the Greek Church, Bourke-street, Surry-hills, on Wednesday, the marriage of Mark Stamell, of King-street, Sydney, to Stella, youngest daughter of Rev…
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Quite a flutter was caused in musical and aristocratic circles in England by the announcement of the marriage of a son of the Hon. Henry and Lady Katherine Coke to the eldest daughter…
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If thirteen is a harbinger of ill-luck Mr. and Mrs. George Marble, of Worcester (Mass,) who were united in wedlock about a year ago, ought to be the most…
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MOSES -- BELL. -- A wedding, which excited considerable interest, was solemnised on Wednesday afternoon at St. Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn between Henry Friend, eldest son of…
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On Thursday afternoon, Mr. Reginald L. Carpenter, of Marion-street, Harris Park son of Mr. W. T. Carpenter, led to the altar Miss Ella, Webb, second…
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CARPENTER--WEBB.--On the 18th inst., at St. John's Anglican Church, Parramatta, Reginald L. Carpenter, son of Mr. W. T. Carpenter, of Harris Park, and Ella, second daughter of…
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A wedding was celebrated at the Congregational Church, Botany-road, Waterloo, February 3, when Miss Olive Carr, third daughter of Mr. Alfred Carr, of Wyndham-street, was…
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LONDON, January 24.--Did I say I would prate no more of weddings? I was reckoning without female weakness, likewise without bridal originality. I was weary of the white robe,…
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