Wedding at Erskineville
A wedding, which created much interest, was celebrated by the Rev. Father Kerwick, at St. Mary's Church, Erskineville, on Monday, April 11, when Miss Agnes Roche…
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A Cootamundra Wedding
Miss Gertrude Gehrig, second daughter of Mr. P. H. Gehrig, of the Commercial Hotel, Cootamundra, was married at St. Columba's Church, Cootamundra, on the 27th ult., to…
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A fashionable and picturesque wedding took place at St. Mary's Cathedral on Easter Monday, March 28th, the contracting parties being Miss Ada Marks, second…
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"Who thinks nowadays of having a motto engraved in a wedding ring? Hardly any one," remarks a long-established jeweller. "Yet in my young days—I have been…
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"Who thinks nowadays of having a motto engraved in a wedding ring? Hardly any one, remarks a long-established jeweller. "Yet in my young days—I have been…
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The Methodist Church at Rockdale on Tuesday, 3rd inst., was the locale of a pretty wedding, the principals in which were Lillian Millicent (only daughter of…
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Particulars are announced of the forthcoming tour by the Edwin Geach Dramatic Company of the New South Wales country towns with Clarke and Meynell's dramatic successes, "The Fatal Wedding" and "The…
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RANKIN--SIMPSON.--The wedding took place at St. Mary's Cathedral last Wednesday afternoon of Vera, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Simpson, of St. Mervyn's, Double Bay, and…
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The home, of Thomas Henderson, aged twenty-six, of Carter's-road, Gateshead who was married only seven weeks ago, was suddenly turned into a scene of…
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In the Isle of Man the wedding ring was formerly used as an instrument of torture. Cyrill Davenport, in his book on "Jewellery," remarks that there once existed a…
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ELLERMAN--HOWELL.--On May 3 a quiet wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church of England, Young, when Walter Cowan, second son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ellerman, Young,…
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[?]ODDLE--COWAN.--On Tuesday, April 19, the marriage of Eva Gertrude, only daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. James Cowan, "Walhalla," Johnston-street, Annandale, with George J., son of…
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The "Fort Meaquarie News" states:—"In our report of a wedding last issued we stated that the wedding presents were many and 'aseless.' This was a…
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HOURN--WHITE.--A wedding took place on April 20, at "Roliestor." Randwick, the residence of the bride's parents, when Christopher T. Hourn, of Toowoomba, was married to…
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LONDON, April 15.--The marriage of Mr. Kenelm Everard Dormer, son of the Hon. Hubert and Mrs. Dormer, of the Old Rectory, Coring, Oxon., with Josephine, youngest…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Anglo-australian Wedding. Dormer-Toohey. a Fashionable Gathering at Brompton Oratory. London, April 15, 1910
Considerable interest was taken in the wedding, which was celebrated at the Brompton Oratory yesterday, when Miss Josephine Toohey, youngest daughter of the late Hon…
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It is two years and a half since rural England has had the bustle of a Royal foreign wedding in its midst. Princess Louise of Orleans then married Prince Charles…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Church-hill, on Wednesday, 18th May, when Madeiroiselle Yvonne Leverrier youngest daughter of the…
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