A Parramatta Wedding
The marriage of Mr. Harry Howlett, son of Mr.and Mrs. Hewlett, of Cowper-street, Harris Park, to Miss Minnie Grace Lavender, youngest daughter of…
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Adelphi—"the Beggar Girl's Wedding."
The new production of the George Marlow Company, at the Adelphi is by Walter Melville, author of "The Girl Who Took the Wrong Turning," "The Soldier's Wedding," and other…
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A wedding of unusual interest took place on Wednesday at the Great Synagogue, the bridegroom appearing in white flannels. The idea is the latest fad In America. The wedding was that of Miss Cella Welngott and Mr. H. H. Rosenberg…
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"The Beggar Girl's Wedding" was presented by George Marlow's dramatic combination at the Adelphi Theatre on Saturday evening. The piece is by Walter Melville, author of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Melodrama at the Adelphi. "The Beggar Girl's Wedding."
Although "The Beggar Girl's Wedding," a melodrama produced for the first time at the Adelphi Theatre on Saturday evening, contains many improbable situations, it may also be…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Pugilist's Wedding. Dick Cullen Married. Fremantle
Dick Cullen, the Californian lightweight, signed the best set of articles ever handed to him in his life when he was joined in holy matrimony yesterday afternoon to Miss Pearl…
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HARRIS--COLLINS.--On Tuesday, February 4, in the Cathedral of St. John, Brisbane, Captain Douglas Rawson Harris, R.A.F.A., and son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harris, of Rose Bay,…
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At St. John's Church of England, Young, on January 5, the Rev. S.A.T. Champion celebrated the marriage of Mr. Herbert James Williams (eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →The Adelphi. "The Beggar Girl's Wedding."
As night be expected, "The Deggar Girl's Wedding," coming from the pen of so able a playwright as Walter Melville, completely fills the bill as a…
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LONDON, January 10. -- Much interest was taken in Anglo-Australian and parliamentary circles in the marriage of Miss Johanna Redmond younger daughter of Mr. John. Redmond,…
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Quite a new fashion was noted at a wedding in Paris. The bride was Mile, Jeanne Provost, and the wedding ring, instead of being of gold, was platinum. In Parisian shops platinum…
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Butler--Prosser.--A wedding was celebrated in the Baptist Church, Lithgow, on the afternoon of January 25 by the Rev. T. Kelly. The principals were Mr. Harold William Butler…
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The Wedding-ring Finger—The weddingring is always placed on the third finger of the left hand because this finger is supposed to be in close sympathy with the…
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On the 29th ult., at St. John's Church, Auburn, by Father McNeevo, the marriage was solemnised of Charles, son of Mr. William Larkins and Miss Bessie…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →John Redmond's Daughter. Her Wedding. Interest in Irish Nationalist Circles London, January 10
Since the marriage of the eldest daughter of Mr. John Redmond, the Irish leaders, some few years ago to Dr. Power, there has never been a wedding which has created the…
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At St. Patrick's Church, Bega, recently, a quiet wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Father .f. J. Gunning, P.P., when Leslie, youngest son of the late William Hanscombe…
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A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Matthew's Church, Jamberoo, on New Year's Day, when Francis Joseph, youngest son of the late Mr. T. Hogan and Mrs…
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Thirty-one Wolfs, eighteen Foxes, tour Bulls, three Cranes, two Lambs, and one Duck were present at the wedding in Brooklyn, New York, of Miss Birdie Wolf and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wedding Revels. Jack Johnson's Marriage
"Everybody's [?] it" was the retain that served as a wedding march at the marriage in Chicago, U.S.A., recently of Jack Johnson, the negro pugilist, and his white bride Luclle…
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The marriage of Mr. Robert Blau, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Blau, of "Otthon," Bellevue Hill, with Miss Rita Foley, only daughter of Mr. M. S. Foley, was celebrated…
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