Wedding at Wellington Meehan—Tuite
A pretty and popular wedding took place St. Patrick's Church recently when Mr. Michael Mechan, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Mechan, of Red Hill, Dripstone, and Miss…
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Weddings
WHIPP-- SEYMOUR.--A wedding took place in the Congregational Church, Burwood, on Wednesday, November 12, when Albert Henry, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J…
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The presents to Prince Arthur of Connaught and the Duchess of Fife (whose wedding was described in our "Women's" column on Tuesday) came from every member of the Royal…
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To welcome Lady Lucas-Tooth and her daughter, Mrs. Russell-French was "at home" at "Vange," Bellevue Hill, on Wednesday afternoon. The guests included…
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There are thousands of roads loading to the alter. Some of the strangest are the "wife contests," in which the wife is eon entirely…
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Those who were recently entrusted with the work of receiving and arranging the wedding presents sent from far and wide to the Duchess of Fife and Prince Arthur of…
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The figures from left to right are:--Princess Mary (the King's only daughter), Prince Arthur of Connaught, Princess "Victoria of Teck, Princess Maud of Fife, Princess Helena of Teck. In front Princess May of Teck and the bride. Amid bright sunshine Prince Arthur of Connaught and the young Duchess of Fife were married last month in the historic Chapel of St. James's Palace. All the world loves a love match, and few august weddings of recent years have been marked by such a…
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BOSSLEY--AIREY.--The marriage of Hubert Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tarburton Bossley, of Willoh station, Brewarrina, and Dulce, youngest daughter of the late Colonel H. P. Airey,…
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St. John's C. of E.. Bceeroft, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday, when Mr. Arnold Churchill Hirst, son of Canon Hirst, of Paterson, N.S.W., was…
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The third wedding in the history of Garden Island took place in glorious weathter yesterday morning. Lieutenant Lewis Jones, R.A.N., First Navigating Lieutenant and Chart…
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Sub-Inspector Branston, of the Darlinghurst police division, and Mrs. Branston celebrated their silver wedding at their residence "Warwick;"264 Bourke-street, last…
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Is Monroe Country, Wisconsin (U.S.A.), a curious situation which has caused considerable embarrassment to engaged couples, has just been relieved by the special election held for…
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Mr. E. Gruner, whose pictures have arrested so much attention at the So [?]e[?]y of Artists' Spring Exhibition, owing to their subdued color scheme and mastery of…
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The marriage of Dr. Norman Robertson, second son of Mr. Duncan Robertson, of Gorce Station, Narrandera, with Miss Neida Playfalr, eldest daughter of Mr., and Mrs…
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St. Mary's Church, Waverley, was decorated with white flowers and palms on Saturday afternoon, when Norman Keith, second son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Robertson, of…
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A wedding wreath hanging between the masts of H.M.A.S. Penguin on Saturday proclaimed that the church on Garden Island was the scene of a wedding that morning. The contracting…
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MANSER--HENRIES.--A wedding took place at the Church of England, Gilgandra, on November 19, Rev. C. Hardy officiating, when William John, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E…
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Miss Jessie Wilson, youngest daughter of the President of the United States, was married to-day to Mr. Francis [?]. The ceremony, which was performed by the…
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THE statement of Mr. C. G. Wade to the effect that his Excellency the Governor-General will be invited to come back to Sydney should the Liberal party be returned to power has aroused much interest amongst…
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