Wedding at Sea
Chartering the Grimsby pleasure steamer Solway, a party of Norwegians asked to be taken for a cruise, and the boat put out to sea. No sooner had the three-mile limit been…
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Wedding
On September 6, at St. Paul's Church of England, Coramba, Mr. A. W. Giles, son of the late Mr. Giles, Port Arlington, Victoria, was married to Miss M. E. Morton, second…
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Ernest, son of Colonel and Mrs. Percy Owen, was married yesterday to Constance, second daughter of S[?] William Macmillan, at St. Mathlas's Paddington, by the Rev. S. G. Fielding. The ceremony took place about…
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OWEN -- M'MILLAN. -- The marriage of Constance, second daughter of Sir William M'Millan, of Althorne, Edgecliff, to Ernest William, son of Colonel Percy Owen, of Bellambi, was…
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MunroâPaine.âA wedding that created unusual interest was celebrated in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Grafton, by Rev. D. Brown on September 1, the contracting parties…
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The marriage of Mr. George McCloy, youngest son of Mr. John McCloy, of Toowoomba, Q., and Miss May Costelloe, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Benedict's Church, George-street West, on Wednesday, 31st ult., when Rev. Father T. J. King celebrated a Nuptial Mass, and…
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It was the evening before the wedding. The bride tarried alone, just for a moment, in the gift room. "How lovely of everybody," she said…
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It was beautiful weather for the wedding of Mr. Alan Maxwell, of Hobart, with Miss Allan M'Phillamy daughter of Mr. John M. Phillamy, of "Blair Athol." Bathurst,…
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Probably the first golden wedding celebrated in Kingswood was that of Mr and Mrs William Breyley, formerly of E[?]n Plains, Mr Breyley accupying…
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Here is an old rhyme intended to help the prospective bride in her choice of the colour of her wedding gown:-…
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Baroness Vaughan, the widow of the late King Leopold, was married to her steward, M. Durieu, at half-past 6 on the morning of August 18. The ceremonies—in France two marriages are…
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On August 12, at St. John's Church, Rockdale, the marriage took place of Albert E. Austin, eldest son of Mr. A. Austin, of Bexley, to Elsie Mabel, fifth…
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ALEXANDER -- FIRMAN. -- On September 10. at St. Paul's Church of England, Burwood, Katherine Margaret Pitt, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Firman, of The…
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St Paul's Anglican Church, Redfern, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday last, when Miss Carrie Agnes Ruby, eldest daughter of Mr. H. Dunstan, town clerk of North Botany, was married to Mr. Francis…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church, Parramatta, on September 7, by the Rev. S. O. Goodchild. The contracting parties were Leslie James, third son…
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St. Mary's, Erskineville, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on September 7, when a large concourse of people assembled to witness the marriage of Mr. L. Newman,…
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DURRELL--O'NEIL.--At St. John's Church of England, Cowra, a marriage was solemnised on September 8 between Mary, youngest daughter of the late John O'Neil, "Hill View," Cowra,…
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The ring is a sign that the bride is given, as long as life lasts, authority over the worldly goods with which her husband publicly endows her. Is it not true that women…
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A fashionable wedding was celebrated in the Newtown Methodist Church yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mrs. C. Byron, of Milson's Point, and Mr. Ley, of Lilyfield. The Rev. W. J…
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