An Anclo-australian Wedding. Dormer-Toohey
An interesting Anglo-Australian wedding took place at the Oratory, Brompton (England), on April 14, when Josephine, younger daughter of the late Hon. John Toohey…
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Wedding of a Prominent Sydney Pianiste
Mile. Yvonne Leverrier, youngest daughter of the late Monsieur A. Leverrier and Madame Leverrier, of "Laticombe," Waverley, was married at St. Patrick's Church, Sydney, yesterday…
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At the Presbyterian Church, Kogarah, on May 11, the marriage of Violet Ellena Keighley, second eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel Keighley, and Benjamin,…
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The "best man" at weddings may in future have his counterpart in the bride's "best girl." The pioneer of this innovation is an…
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BUCKNELL--COHEN.--A quiet wedding was solemnised at the residence of the bride's parents at Randwick on May 19, when Norman C. Bucknell, of Newstead North, Inverell, was…
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The "best girl"—an innovation at weddings the feminine equivalent, us it were, of the "best man"—made a successful debut at St. Paul's Church…
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A sequestered grass slope among the hills on the borderland of England and Scotland was on the night of April 8 the scene of an open-air marriage. The bride resided on the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Alfonso's Wedding Day. Spanish Tragedy Recalled. Another Bomb Outrage. London, May 24
The tragic attempt on the lives of the King and Queen of Spain on their wedding day on May 31, 1906, has been recalled by another bomb outrage…
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WILLOTT--MARTIN.--On May 11, at St. John's Anglican Church, Parramatta, the marriage was celebrated of S. J. Willott, eldest son of the late Mr. H. and Mrs. Willott, of…
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Pattison—Holmes.—Recently, at the Presbyterian Church, Wyrallah, Mr. Douglas L. Pattison was married to Miss Annie Elizabeth Holmes, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. M'Pherson,…
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The Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Randwick, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Monday, May 16, when Mr. Edward Egan, sixth son of Mr. and Mrs…
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Artistic and picturesque in its every detail was the fashionable wedding celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Church Hill, on Wednesday, May 18. The bride, Mdlle…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated in St., Mark's Church, Drummnoyne, on March 17, whon Mary Josephine, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, [?] Plock, was married…
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The celebration of the silver wedding of Mr. C. Hill (foreman cleaner at Eveleigh) and Mrs. Hill, took place at the Oddfellows’ Hall, Wilson…
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NOT since the wedding of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt to Count Szechenyi has a social event of such importance taken place in New York as the wedding of…
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PRENDERGAST--HUSH.--On May 11, at St. James's R.C.'Church, Forest Lodge, Amy Amelia, youngest daughter of Mrs. John Hush, of Braidwood, was married to Martin M. eldest…
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Mr. Edwin Geach's dramatic company has been appearing with success all along the line in the Bathurst district, with the two dramas, "The Fatal Wedding" and "The Midnight Wedding." The company will appear at…
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Mr. and Mrs. William Sands celebrated their golden wadding at the Commercial. Hotel, Goulburn, on Saturday last. The event was purely private one, and the gathering of…
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