Weddings
GIBSON--ELLIOTT.--A wedding was celebrated at Sea View, Kiama, on June 9, when I. M. May, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, was married to Mr. James Gibson, son…
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Criterion—"the Fatal Wedding."
The final matinee of "The Fatal Wedding" will be given at the Criterion to-day, and the last performance on Friday. On Saturday evening that favorite,…
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KEARNES -- DENNY. -- A marriage was solemnised at St. Nicholas' Church, North Goulburn, on June 14, between C. Kearnes, youngest son of the late Mr. William Kearnes, and…
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BROWN--ROSS, CARROL-ROSS, JAMES--ROSS.--A unique ceremony was performed at Hill End on Juno 9 by Rev. A. Cutts, when three sisters, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John…
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WIGHTMAN--WIGGAN.--A wedding was celebrated in St. Patrick's Church, Lithgow, on June 15, by Rev. Father Sheridan, when James, third son of the late Mr. G. Wightman, of Bega,…
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A marriage at sea to avoid the technicalities of the English law is described by the "Shipping Gazette." The bride and groom were Miss Marie Sofie…
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The event of the season in Baltimore society, and, indeed, in American society generally, was the marriage of Miss Harriett Brown to Mr. T. Suffern Tailer, of New York…
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A wedding took place at St. James' Church, Sydney, on Wednesday, June 16th, when Miss Merle Taylor, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor…
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TURNBULL--BUTTSWORTH.--On June 12, at the Presbyterian Manse, Windsor, by Rev. Alex. Dandie James B., second son of the late Mr. James Turnbull, of Wilberforce, was married to…
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We often hear of golden weddings; that is, fairly often But, diamond weddings are more rare. Our old friend, Mr. Jesse Hack—upon whom we called to…
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I know a young lady who is taken every now and then to the theatre by her lover, and the pair occupy expensive seats. In the Summer time not a week passes…
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JAMIESON--HARDWICK.--At St. John's Anglican Church on June 23 by Rev. W. Cowan, John, third son of Mr. William Jamieson, of Snowhill, South Gundagai, was married to…
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CLARKE--MACLEAN.--A wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church of Australia, Maclean, on Tuesday afternoon last, between Annie Christina, daughter of Mrs. A. Maclean,…
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With simple ceremony, Miss Nora Iselin, the beautiful and athletic daughter of Mr. Oliver Iselin, the multi-millionaire United States yachtsman who defended the America Cup…
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LEES--CLARK.--A wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, "Braelossie;" Double Bay, on June 12, Rev. F. L. Schloeffel being the officiating minister, between…
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Clifford -- Bryant. -- Recently, at St. Andrew's, Lismore, Ven. Archdeacon Whyte celebrated the marriage of Mr. Thomas Edwin Clifford (third son of Mr. Wm. Clifford, of Dalwood, Rous) and Miss Leah Bryant (youngest daughter of the…
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hack duly celebrated their diamond wedding on Saturday last. As we mentioned in our last issue, Mr. Hack is a native of Hollington…
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BISSET--BROWN.--A quiet wedding was celebrated at Ashfield by Rev. J. Bryant the contracting parties being Clarice Grace Muriel, eldest surviving daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J…
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SUTTOR--MAYNE.--At St. Augustine's Church, Neutral Bay, by Rev. North Ash, Reginald Sydney, second son of Sir Francis and Lady Suttor, of Wiston, Darling Point, was…
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