Wedding
On Wednesday, March 8, a very pret[?] wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Hurstville, by the Rev. J. A. Waddell, when William, eldest son of Mr…
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An Aristocratic Wedding. Artistic Bridesmaids
Much interest was shown in the wedding on February 1 at St. Margaret's, Westminster, of Lady Violet Manners, the second daughter of the Duke and Duchess of…
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HUTLEY--PLOMLEY.--A marriage, interesting alike to the academic and the social world, was celebrated at St. Matthew's, Manly, on Thursday, by Rev. A. G. Stoddart. The bride…
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They do things mighty quickly in the land of the Stars and Stripes. The other day the following extraordinary incident took place at wedding party. Hundreds…
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A Sovereign will be paid for the Best Letter under this head. In addition, all letters published will be paid for at usual rates…
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MOORE -- GAIN. -- A wedding was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church, Orange, on Wednesday last, when Roy, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Moore, of Cowra, was married to Ada,…
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Scobie--Cleary.--A wedding took place in St. Hilda's (C.E.), Katoomba, on March 11, when Miss Ruby M. Cleary, of Bondi, was married to Mr. John H. Scobie, of Katoomba. The…
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The "Daily Mail" Now York correspondent says that Lord Decies and his bride will take to their English home a collection of wedding gifts as beautiful and costly as were…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St, Bridget's Church, Krawarree, on January 18 last, when Mr. H. A. Viney, only son of Mrs. Viney, "Colombo," Braidwood…
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Singlton.—If you have a hanging lamp suspended from the celling and over the centre of table, a very pretty form of decoration for your wedding breakfast would be to…
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Advancing to the footlights and telling the true story of its life, a writer on wedding cakes in a current magazine gives much curious and long drawn out information…
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RAFF--YABSLEY.--The marriage of Mr. Stuart Mowbray Raff, of Casino, and Ivy Grace, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yabsley, of "Fernlea," Coraki, was solemnised at…
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A woman who had been 33 summers, 12 of which she had been deserted by her husband, sought relief from Judge Gordon at the Divorce Court on Friday. This was…
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At the reception held at the Hotel Australia prior to Mr. and Mrs. Macken leaving for their honeymoon in London, one is never [?]y to forget the artistic decorations of the…
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Herr the mellow wedding bells-- Golden bells! [?] world of happiness their harmony foretells! Thro' the [?]my air--…
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A wedding took place at St. Philip's Church, Sydney, on March 18, when Dr. George Frederick Swanson Dansey, of Dubbo, son of Dr. G. F. Dansey, of Drummoyne, was married…
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Ogilvie was charged also with having administered a stupefying drug to Ethel Jeeves and with having robbed her of £8 in money and £40 worth of jewellery. Two further…
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