Weddings
BISYER-- COLDHAM.--The wedding of Kathleen only daughter of the late M. J. Coldham, of Wlolfang Station, Queensland and Grassdale Station. Victoria with Bruno Beyer of…
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Society Wedding. Pilcher -- Minter
Much interest was taken in the marriage of Mr. Norman George Pilcher, son of Mr. George de Vere Pilcher, of Orange, and Miss Edith Minter, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A motor car travelling from Kempsey to cates the midday Sydney train from tares was going about 30 miles an hour sear Coopernonk, When the sicering gear broke, and the…
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FRAGAR--HOLLIER.--At the Leigh Memorial Methodist Church, Parramatta, on Saturday, March 8, Edwin Harry, second son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fragar, of York estate,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Of Interest to Women The Naming of the Federal Capital.—Lord and Lady Denman's Visit to Canberra.—The Last Farewells to Lord and Lady Chelmsford, and the Welcome to Sir Gerald and Lady Edeline Strickland.—A Society Wedding.—Australians on the Wing
THERE is nothing more inspiriting than music in the open air. The singing of the "Old Hundredth" by the concourse of people assembled for the ceremony of naming the Federal Capital was one of the events…
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JONES--BOWDEN.--A quiet wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, March 12, at the Cathedral, Newcastle, by Very Rev. C. H. Golding-Bird, Dean of Newcastle when Marion…
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The wedding took place on Tuesday March 4, at the residence of the bride's parents, "Mona," Darling Point, of Miss Gladys Violet Himmelhoch, youngest…
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Owing to the death of the King of Greece the marriage of the Kaiser's daughter will be celebrated quietly. The huge programme of national festivities…
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The wedding day was fixed and near at hand. Lily was one of the four bridesmaids selected, and Azalea had been, and stil was, in the highest…
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Easter is so very early this year, and the weather is keeping so warm, that many who went away for the summer months have decided not to return to town until the…
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PARLONGUE--LOUAT.--At the Methodist Church, Homebush, on February 22, M. Edgard Parlongue was married to Ernestine, second daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. C. Louat, of…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on March 12 at the Cathedral, Newcastle, by Very Rev. C. H. Golding-Bird, Dean of Newcastle, when Marlon Constance, fifth…
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SMITH--SIMES.--The now Methodist Church at Dunoon (Richmond River) Was not nearly large enough to accommodate the assemblage of relatives and friends on Saturday, March 15,…
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At St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Goulburn on March 19. Mr. Samuel Gay. son of the late Mr. Thomas Gay. of Bannister. Goulburn. married Miss Dora S[?] Thoroughgood…
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A wedding was celebrated on March 19 at St. Phillip's Church, Auburn, when Miss Annie May Cooper, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Cooper (Tamworth), warn married to Mr…
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Cleary--Connors.--The marriage was celebrated at Forbes last week of Mr. Michael James Cleary, second son or Mr. J. J. Cleary, of Warangla, Forbes, and Miss Ethel May…
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Tribolet--Hand.--At St. John's. Forbes, Maud, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hand, of North Hill, Forbes, was married to John George, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Tribolet, of Tom's…
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Light and laughter—mirth and music— plenteous fare and pleasant hearts to share it, were mingled in the dining-room on this occasion. Mrs. Chute presided; the "old…
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St. Joseph's Church, Orange, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Monday, 17th inst., when Miss Grace Fardell, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Fardell, on…
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