A Melbourne Wedding
MELBOURNE, Monday.--Miss Margaret' Eleanor Niall, only daughter of Mr. J. M. Niall, of Melbourne, was married this afternoon at Christ Church, South Yarra, to Captain…
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Motor-Cycle Wedding
("Daily Mirror" photo). Miss Rosa Hammet and Mr. Gordon Fletcher leaving Crayford (England) Church, after their marriage…
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The benches and galleries of the Legislative Assembly were crowded with spectators yesterday morning on tho occasion of the opening of Parliament, conspicuous in their…
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St. Andrew's Church, Brighton, Victoria, was artistically decorated on February 17 in honor of the marriage of Mr. Norman M'Kirdy Wilson, second son of Mr. and Mrs. George…
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Johnston -- Kempnich. -- A pretty wedding was celebrated in the Union Hall, Palmer's Channel (Clarence River), when William Johnston, of Pimlico, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, of…
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Mrs. Flannigan: "An' do it be true, what I hear that your son Mike be engaged to be married?" Mrs. O'Flaherty: "It do be that, and mighty…
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A very pretty wedding, the principals of which were well-known and popular in Townsville, was solemnised at the Sacred. Heart Church on Saturday afternoon…
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A very pretty wedding, which aroused much interest, was celebrated on Wednesday, January 7, between Mr. Cecil Langley Holmes, second son of Mr. John P. Holmes…
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On Wednesday, February 18, St. John's Church, Riverstone, was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding, when Ethel, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Comerford…
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The marriage was celebrated an January 31st of Annie, third daughter of the late Mr. W. Sanstram and Mrs. Sanstram, of "View mount,"…
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A wedding vu celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church. Burrows, on February 18, when Mr. James Corkey, son of Mr. P. Corker, of Gunnary, was married to Miss Sarah…
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At the Great Synagogue last evening the marriage of Mr. Sidney Herman, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Herman, of Moore Park, and Miss Gladys Richards, only daughter of Mr…
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EGGLETON--RIVETT.--A wedding was celebrated at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Kelso, near Bathurst, on February 28, when Ernest William, eldest son of the late Mr. and…
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Mrs. Holman is giving an "at home" this afternoon at the Premier's suite of rooms at Parliament House. The guest of honor will be Mrs. John Soaddan, wife of the Premier…
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On Friday last Mr. and Mrs. J. Foulston, of Belmore Road, Hurstville, celebrated their silver wedding and also the opening of…
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He Sees, Feels, and Tastes nothing but Plumes from the Extravagantly Hideous Hats of the moment…
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A wedding which will interest many people in Sydney was celebrated at St. Augustine's Church, inverell, by the Rev. Mr. Fatrbrother on Tuesday evening at half-past 7. The bride…
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KENDALL--ADAMS.--A wedding was celebrated at St. Andrew's Cathedral on February 24, when Florence Mabel, fourth daughter of the late Mr. Robert Henry Adams and Mrs. Adams,…
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On 21st ult., the marriage took place at St. James' Church, King-street, Sydney, of Mr. Arthur Mason (draughtsman in the N.S.W. Railways) to the only…
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