Wedding Peals
Bridge parties are the fashionable mode of winding up wedding festivities in England. says a London paper. Champagne at £5 a dozen is the only wine…
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Lengthy Wedding Breakfast
The menu of a wedding feast in a small Hungarian village is reported from Vienna. The wedding rejoicings started on Monday afternoon and lasted until Thursday night. There were…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Cathedral, Armidale, on "Wednesday morning, 28th June, when Miss Kathleen Callaghan (eldest daughter of Mr. and…
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At st, John's Church Darlinghurst yesterday in spite of the rain one of the smartest weddings seen in Sydney for some time took place. The church was beautifully…
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At the Methodist Church, Cronulla, on Wednesday evening, June 28th, Mr. Albert Mowbray (son of the Rev. R. Mowbray) was married to Miss T. M…
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OSBORNE.--WILLIS.--On July.12, at St.-John's Church, Darlinghurst, Oliver Throsby, fourth sou of Mr. Ben M. Osborne of Hopewood Bowral was married to Valerie younger…
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The sensation of the week was the arrival of "paper-bag cookery." It arrived at an opportune time, when half of the community was subsisting on sniffs of…
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BROADHEAD -- COOMBS.--At St. Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn, on July 15, David Ralph, son of the late Mr. John Marsh Broadhcad ad, of Inverary Park, Bungonia, was married to Annic…
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Anderson -- Keough. -- On July 5, at St. Mary's, Crookwell, the Rev. Father M'Quirk officiated at the wedding of Miss Anne Jane Keough, eldest daughter of Mr. James Keough, of…
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There is always an element of romance about a ring, ever since the fatal ring Queen Elizabeth gave the luckless Earl of Essex. The interest culminates in that plain gold…
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Possibly no custom is so universal as the wearing of the wedding-veil. Both among the nations of the East and of the West this practice has existed so long that its origin has been…
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There are plenty of theories about the origin of the wedding-ring. An authority now gives us one that is little known. Before the time of mints and coinage, the gold money in Egypt…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →A Coonamble Wedding. Lloyd—Sheridan
A pretty wedding was celebrated at the Catholic Church, Coonamble, on July 3, when Miss Mary Sheridan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Sheridan, of Coonamble, was…
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The marriage of Mr. E. S. Casey, youngest son of Captain Casey, of Woollahra, and Grace Ellon, third eldest daughter of Felix and Jane Carberry, of Riley's Hill, Lismore,…
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Recently at St. James' Church, Forest Lodge, Rublna May, third eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Leffter, of Forest Lodge, was married to Arthur Thomas, of…
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At the Church of England, Lithgow, a wedding was celebrated on July 12, when Miss Emily Murphy (youngest daughter of the late James Murphy, of Darlington, Sydney)…
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St. Peter's Church, Hornsby, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday, when Miss Olive Oliver, only daughter of Mr. J. Oliver, of Waltara, was married to…
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Miss Bra Hunter, a New York heiress, and Iter fiance, Mr. Baylies Walker, a young engineer, trarfclled 2000 miles to California to be married by moonjight on the lonely hill-top…
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CROTHERS--GISSING.--A wedding was solemnised on June 14. at St. John's Chapel, University, by Rev. Monsignor O'Brien, the bride being Eileen, only daughter of Mr. George…
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Fearful of being left behind, a newly-married man attempted to enter a railway carriage in which was his bride while the train was moving ; a ticket-collector endeavored to stop…
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