An Orange Wedding
A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Father O'Brien, at St. Joseph's Church, Orange, last Friday week, the contracting parties being Mr. Norman…
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Wedding at Michelago
At St. Patrick's Church, Michlago, recently, the marriage was solemnised of Stewart Persivell, third son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Coull, if Harara, and Mary Josephine…
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Customs of the Far East were Invoked at the marriage in Balguam, India, of Miss Eva Thelien to Wendell Kumillen of Appleton, Wis, according to announcements received…
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CORBETT—M'INTOSH.--A profusion of lilies, tastefully arranged by Mrs. Rickards, decorated St. Mark's Church, Darling Point, on Thursday afternoon, when Claude Gordon,…
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MRS. REBECCA CLARKE, aged 109, WoodGreen's centenarian, presided recently at the wedding breakfast of her "baby son," Harry, aged 67…
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The Methodist Church, Scone, was, on Wednesday, 14th January, the scene of a very pretty wedding, when Stella, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Morrow, of…
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BORDER--LILLYMAN.--A wedding, at which only immediate relatives were present, was solemnised on January 8 at St. Philips's, Church-hill, by the Coadjutor Bishop of…
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The marriage of James Charles, second son of the late Mr. (Fred. Mullarkey and of Mrs. Mullarkey, of Kogarah-road, Kogarah, to Cassie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard…
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A wedding of much interest was celebrated at St. Thomas' R.C. Church, Lewisham, on January 14, when Mr. Robert H. Geoghegan, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Geoghegan, or…
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CROOKSTON.--HOOPER.--A wedding was celebrated at St. Stephen's Church, Phillip street, On Friday January 23, when Zoe Madeline, elder daughter of Mr. A. J. Hooper, inspector of the…
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The case was continued to-day, in which Miss Rosemary Rose is suing the Melville Brothers, playwrights and producers, alleging that thay have infringed the copyright of her play,…
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Pirates have again become active near Nanking and this time were responsible for the death of 22 persons. The pirates raided a house in which a…
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Jones-- Evans.-- at the Church of England, Narrandera, Mary Ellen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Jones, of Wagga, was married to Jack, third son of Mr. W. Evans, of Matong…
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St. August[?] Church Balmain, was the seen[?] of a very p[?] wedding on Saturday, January 31, when Miss [?] O'Donohue was married to Mr. Thomas James Lane of…
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The hearing was resumed to-day of the action in which Miss Rosemary Rose is suing Walter and Randwick Mechville for damages for the alleged infringement of the copyright of…
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NAKING, Tuesday Evening.-- A party of Chinse pirates raided a wedding feast. They killed 22 of the guests, and captured 20 others…
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BARTHOLOMEW-- SMITH.--A wedding was celebrated by Rev. Father Sydney at St. Mary's Church, Ridge-street, North Sydney, on Wednesday, January 10 between George, son of Mrs…
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A wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Crookwell, on January [?] when Mr. [?] Mathwick, son of Mr. William [?] was married to Miss [?] Mr. and Mrs. John [?] Miss Lillian Maud M. Nally, youngest daughter, of Mr. amd Mrs. [?] Nally, of [?] The ceremony was conducted by…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →In Society and Out. a Linen Tea--Personal Paragraphs--Wedding Shown by Biograph--Girls' Farewell Tea-party
A pleasant function took place on Wednesday afternoon at the Grey Salon, when a linen tea was given to Nurse Duffy by a number of her friends. Nurse Duffy will begin…
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