Weddings
CARRUTHERS--SMALL. --The Paddington Methodist Church was the scene of a wedding on April S, when Lily, fifth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Smalt, of Paddington, was married to…
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Country Weddings
Ryan -- M'.Lean. -- At the residence of the bride's parents, Russell-street, Bathurst, on April 17, [?]. Martin Ryan, of Sydney, was married to Ada, second daughter of Mr. J…
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The choice of wedding presents is always a matter of much difficulty on the part of the donor, and leads often to no less disappointment on the side of the recipient. To the…
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Q.—I heard the other day the term "penny wedding," and would be obliged if you could let me know the meaning—Q.E.D. (Brisbane). A.—A penny wedding is one which the…
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A wedding which had been looked forward to with much interest at Hunter's Hill was celebrated at St. Philip's Church (Churchhill) yesterday between Mr. Raymond…
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At St. Phillip's, yesterday, rather a quiet but pretty wedding took place, the Rev. Canon Bellingham officiating. Mr. Thomas Urmason Ryder (son of the late T. K. Ryder…
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The dressmakers and seamstresses of Paris have a quaint superstition that if a hair from the head of one of them be sewn into a bridal gown, that girl will become a bride…
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ADDISON--SALTER.--At St. Philip's Church, Church-hill, Sydney, on Thursday last, the marriage was solemnised of Raymond Carbery, youngest son of the late G. W. F. Addison…
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Packed houses have been the rule at the Lyceum since Mr. C. Spencer's local picture production of "The Fatal Wedding" was put on. It deserves the applause it elicits, and will…
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At Spencer's Theatrescope, the well-known play. "The Fatal Wedding," has been embelished by local scenery that has improved the piece. The famous Tin Can Band, which is…
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About 135 guests assembled at Piedmont, Barraba, on the evening of Tuesday, April 25, at the invitation of Mr. and Mrs. D. Capel, the occasion being the marriage of their daughter,…
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The Right Hon. James William Lowther, Speaker of the House of Commons, and Mrs. Lowther, celebrated their silver wedding' today…
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SMITH--DAVIDSON.--A -nodding was celebrated at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Dungog on Thursday, April 27, when Mr. Montague Smith civil engineer, of Dungog, second son of Mr. W…
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Charlton-- Robinson.-- A pretty wedding was solemnised in the Kiama Presbyterian Church, on April 19, by the Rev. Thos Alexander, M.A., the contracting parties being Mr. R. J…
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Shepherd-- Klunpasch.-- At Germanton on April 26 (writes our Wagga correspondent), the marriage of Mr. Ernest William Shepherd, of Brucedale. Wagga, and Miss Annie Klunpsch,…
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The Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Waterloo, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Easter Monday, when Miss Magdalena Schneider, only laughter of Mr. and…
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On Easter Monday, Miss Jessic Spithill, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Spithill, of 37 Marlborough-street, Surry Hills, was married to Mr. John Taylor, second…
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At St. Martin's Church, Kensington, yesterday, Mr. Robert John Armstrong was married to Miss Sarah' Annie Dyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Dyer (Kensington). The…
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The marriage of Miss Rebecca Katherine Berliner, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Berliner, Brisbane, to Mr. David Nelson Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry…
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