Wedding
A very pretty wedding took place at the Methodist Church, Geelong, on September 11th, when Alfred, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Amos of Rockley,…
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Weddings
The marriage of Henry Walter, second youngest son of the late Mr. T. F. Bonamy, of Darlington, to Violet Evelyn, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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The wedding of Mr. Reginald Goodwin, secretary of the South Sydney Football Club, and third son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Goodwin, M.P.S., manager of the United Friendly…
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For the last time one Sunday last month the banns were published of a young man who appeared in the dock at Rocking (London) next day, prosecuted by his fiance's brother-in-law…
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The very newest idea in wedding-present giving is to bestow a length of brocade, rare and beautiful, upon a bride, just as used to be the way with our great-great-grandmothers…
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An attempt to recall the romance of bygone days has been more or less successfully made by two English lovers whose marriage has just been celebrated according…
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The story of an extraordinary duel between two men for the right to be the accepted suitor to a Liverpool (England) lady's hand, has Just leaked out…
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CRANBROOK--ANDREW.--A wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Hurstville, on October 2, when Flossie, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Andrew, of Hurstville,…
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GOULBURN, Tuesday.—At Norin Goulburn, on [?]londay eve[?] a wedding party was enjoying the wedding breakfast when the proceedings were interrupted by three men, who…
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At Beaudesert, Queensland, last week. Miss Jessie Perase, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. De Burgh Persse of Talragalba Station, was married to Mr. Cecil Strange…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Why? Why? Why is a Man Called a "Bridegroom" at his Wedding ?
Because in primitive days tint newly—wedded man had to wait upon the bride, and serve at her table upon his wedding—day, and thus was a "groom" on the…
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A pretty wedding wan celebrated al St. John's, Parramattn, on 26th September, Miss Epple Laver, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Laver, of Dixon-street…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated during the week in St. Stephen's Cathedral, when Mr. Basil Bergin, of Tomoo Station, Mitchell, and Miss Madge Crowe. of "La…
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A pretty wedding took place on September 28 at St. Fiacre's Church, Leichhardt, when Miss Agnes Monica Geary, eldest daughter of Mr. Owen Geary, of…
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A wedding which caused a great deal of local interest was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church, Auburn, on Monday evening, when Mr. F. C. Brown, youngest son of Mr…
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STEWART--LEWIS.--A wedding was celebrated on Saturday, September 21, at the Presbyterian Church, Leichhardt, the contracting parties being Robert A., third son of Mr. and…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St Mary's Church, Erskinville, on 11th September, the contracting parties being Frederick James…
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On Friday, October 25. Tiny Town will commence a short season of [?] days and nights at the Sydney Town Hall. The season will be absolutely farewell one as the little people leave immediately…
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