The Naval Wedding
FLAG-CAPTAIN E. F. BRUEN, Whose marriage with Miss Drummond was celebrated at Garden Island yesterday…
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When Sweet Bells Chime. Wedding Etiquette
It is always the fervent wish of the bride and her relatives that the wedding should pass off in such a satisfactory way as to give no ground for adverse criticism on the part…
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The Bride's Arrival. After the Ceremony. THE FINISH OF THE TRAMWAY HANDICAP AT RANDWICK YESTERDAY…
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There was a double garland of laurels, from which floated white satin streamers suspended between the masts of H.M.S. Drake yesterday afternoon, which…
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A quiet little wedding was celebrated at St. Michael's. Church, Darlinghurst, on Saturday morning, when Mr. Henry, A. Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bell, of Cambridge,…
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Fraulein Pauline Worner, a leading German reformer, is proposing Compulsory domestic service for girls and women as an equivalent to the universal military service…
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At the Dockyard Church, Garden Island, on Saturday afternoon, the wedding took place of Captain E. F. Bruen, R.N., of H.M.S. Drake, second son of the late Rt. Hon. Henry Bruen,…
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AFTER THE CEREMONY—CAPTAIN AND MRS. BRUEN…
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Invitations for a wedding ceremony or a breakfast are sent out in the name of the hostess—the mother, sister or friend of the prospective bride or…
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"Who thinks nowadays of haying a motto engraved in a wedding ring? Hardly any one," said a jeweller. "Yet in my young days—I have been 50…
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WILTON -- CAMPBELL.-- On Wednesday evening, September 11, at St. Philip's Church, Sydney, Frederick Horbert Broughton, oldest son of Mr. Charles Wilton, of Artarmon. was…
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A SNAPSHOT on the occasion of the marriage of Flag-Captain Bruen, R.N., H.M.S. Drake, second son of the late Rt. Hon. Henry Bruen, and Miss Constance Drummond, daughter…
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Smith-- Boyd. --A wedding was celebrated at residence of the bridegroom's parents "Smithvale," Currabula (writes our Tamworth corespondent), when Mr. William Smith…
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Mr. and Mrs. M Crowley, two old and highly respected residents or Temora…
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Captain and Mrs. Bruen leaving the Dockyard Church, Garden Island, after the ceremony. Admiral Sir George and Lady King-Hall at the Wedding,…
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The marriage of Miss Ursula, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Flanagan ('Hill-grove," Wagga Wagga), to "William O[?]ifton, sou of Mr. and Mrs. John Boswell (of 2,…
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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moran (Miss Supple and Mr. Hugh Moran), of Bowraville, celebrated their golden wedding on August 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Moran are some of the…
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Why should the wedding-ring be placed on the third finger of the left hand? The custom has existed for ages and the reason therefor has been given as follows:—…
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