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Mr. Sydney Longworth, of Borah Station, Moree, son Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Longworth, of "Woollahra House," was married last evening to Miss Jessie M'Intosh,…
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Wedding at White House. President's Daughter Married. London, Wednesday Morning
Miss Jessie Wilson, the daughter of the President of the United States, was married yesterday in the East Room at White House, Washington…
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Mrs. Lewis T. Jones (nee Roone) and her husband, Lieutenant Lewis T. Jones. Lieutenant and Mrs. Jones leaving the church under an arch of steel formed by swords held by his brother officers. A report of the wedding will be found in "Society in Town and Country" in this issue…
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Brett -- Jeans. -- At St. Paul's pro-Cathedral, Hay, on November 4, by the Rev. T. K. Pitt, Hettle E. Jeans, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jeans, of Hay, was married to Mr…
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At a Nuptial Mass celebrated at St. Francis Church, Paddington, by the REv. Father P.B. Lawler, O.F.M., assisted by REv. Father F.S. McNamara, O.F.M., on November 12…
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While working in Yarra Park on November 17 Robert Coffey, the caretaker, heard a report of a revolver, and later near a path he found the body of Henry Noble, a tanner (24),…
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Miss Jessie Wilson and Mr. Francis Sayre were married at the White House yesterday, the ceremony being simple yet dignified. The Rev. Sylvester Beach, pastor of the…
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday Evening.--Miss Jessie Wilson, daughter of the President, and Mr. Francis Sayre were married to-day, the ceremony, being performed in the east room…
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MERSON--RYAN.--Havilah Memorial Church was the scene of a wedding on Wednesday afternoon, 19th, when Rev. W. J. Dunstan celebrated the marriage of Ernest (of Havilah), second son of Mr. Frank Merson, of Doniford…
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WASHINGTON. DC. Thursday Evening [?] learned here that during the wedding of the President's daughter at the White House on Tuesday, Mr. W. J. Bryan,…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St Stephen's Church, Penrith, on November 22 (the ceremony being performed by the Rev Canon Archdall,…
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A NOTORIOUS thief, condemned to twenty years' penal servitude in French Guiana, for which place he left last month, petitioned the governor of the Paris prison where he was…
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SANDS -- CHALCRAFT. -- The Congregational Church, Randwick. was the scene of a wedding on Saturday, November 15, when Rev. William George, eldest son of Rev. J. M. and Mrs. Sands,…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at All Souls' Church, Leichhardt, on October 29, by the Rev. S. H. Begbie. The contracting parties were William, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J…
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Eustace, only child of Dr. and Mrs. James Duncan, of South Yarra, Victoria, was married at 6.45 p.m. yesterday at St. James, King-street, by the Rev. Wentworth Shields, to Aithea Irene, youngest daughter of…
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There are signs of a revolution in the conduct of fashionable weddings in Mayfair. Showy ceremony, pomp, and circumstance are being abandoned in favor of quiet…
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Hydrangeas, arum lilies, and fiannel flowers artistically decorated St. James's Church on Saturday evening for the marriage of Eustace, son of Dr. and Mrs. James Duncan, of South…
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ROBINSON- LOUAT.--The Homebush Methodist Church, was the scene of a wedding on November 8, when Claudine, daughter of the ate Mr. P. C. Louat, of "Mimosa," Merrylands,…
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Mr. A. Mortimer-Singer, a wealthy American balloonist, and a member of the famous sewing machine firm, was married at Hove parish church to Miss Pillavoine…
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