Wedding. Party Disturbed
"They asked me to take a back sent, and my stepfather, a big ex-policeman, went for me, and I laid him out on the floor!" This was the explanation given by Percy…
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Excitement at a Wedding
A wedding party, held is the Collonade Hall, Johnstone-street, Annandale, on Tuesday night, was productive of a good deal of excitement for those who assisted in the [?]estitivites and it…
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The marriage of Miss Ettie Mandel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mandel, of Waverley, Sydney, to Mr. Jacob Solomon, of Abermain, N.S.W., was celebrated at the Great Synagogue,…
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One of the persons present at a wedding celebrated at Annandale on Tuesday was before the local court on a charge of drunkenness. A constable who had been called in said he found the wedding festivities, which…
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Describing a remarkable Wedding ceremony among the raids of Ma[?] in Linconia, a writer in the "Manchester Guardian" points out that the nuptials…
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A quiet but very pretty wedding was held at the residence of Mrs. William Murray, Webber's-road, Kogarah, on Saturday afternoon, August 27, when…
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A military wedding, attended by the New South Wales Lancers, under Lieut. Col. C. Cox, and representatives of other metropolitan corps, was celebrated in St. John's…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.--A shocking tragedy, involving the death of a well-known resident of Williamstown, occurred between Spotswood and Newport as Lite last trains to and from…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →In Society and Out of It. Why the wedding wreath?—Ethel Turner's welcome—Lillian Delany's concert—The Alliance—A forthcoming concert—Mrs. J. T. Shaw's "At Home."
A wreath suspended between the masts of the Powerful to-day made citizens coming to business per boat imagine that a wedding was afoot. The wedding to celebrated,…
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AITKEN--ROCKLEY.--On August 28 a wedding was celebrated at St. James's Church, Croydon, when W. Aitken, of the Railway Department, and Annie Sophie, second daughter of…
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Parramatta was astir on Saturday afternoon, when Lieutenant Mills of Parramatta Squadron A.L.H. (Lancers) was united in the holy bonds of matrimony…
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The marriage of Mr. Arthur C. Lyons, son of Mrs. Robert Lyons, of Rockhampton, to Miss Julia M. Elworthy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elworthy, Hamilton, Brisbane was…
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Customs goods that are uureported are liable to forfeiture. A case in which defendant said that he was unaware of this provision of the Customs Act was inquired into to-day by…
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And now once more prepare to meet The would-be grooms of happy June, And let us dust the bromides off. We'll need to use them very soon…
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TO celebrate his daughter's wedding, a rich merchant of Benisicarla (Portugal) gave a splendid dinner, which was followed by a ball…
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A BRIDE of seventeen, pale after her fortnight in the cells, and wearing big golden curls, which hung about her shoulders, appeared in the deck at the…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Philip's, Auburn, on Saturday, 27th August, the contracting parties being Mr. W. R. Flider, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →WEDDINGS. And Other Luxuries. (Special for "The Sunday Sun.")
Lady Constance Howard, who wrote a standard book on etiquette a quarter of a century ago, laid it down as an axiom that all show and pretentiousness at weddings were…
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