Weddings
DOHERTY—DUNNE.—The wedding was solemnised on Easter Monday of Andrew, third son of Mr. Daniel Doherty, of Ballymagroatley, Londonderry, Ireland, aud Theresa Catherine,…
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Forgot His Wedding Day. Peculiar Case at Manly
At the Manly Police Court. Millie Oliver, a young married woman, residing at Mona Vale, proceeded against her stepdaughter. Mary Barnea, for using insulting words to her near…
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Like the woman who "enjoys bad health," Melbourne was apparently enjoying Belgium's need for assistance on Thursday. From the spectacular standpoint, the glories of Belgian…
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Kidd -- T[?] -- At the Baptist Church, Goulburn; on March 24, Mr. Philip Kidd, second son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kidd, of Armidale, married Miss Alice Mary Trueman, eldest…
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Queen Alexandra, several royalties, the Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith), and other members of the Cabinet attended the wedding on April 6, of the Hon. Neil Primrose. M.P…
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DENZEL-- MORRIS.--At the Leigh Memorial Church, Macquarie Street, Parramatta, on March 30, a wedding was celebrated between George Kelman, only son of Mr. and Mrs. G…
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At the Methodist Church, The Avenue, Hurstville, on April 3rd, Emily, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hartley, of…
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KENNEDYâTHOMPSON.âWhite flowers and asparagus ferns prettily decorated St. John's Church, North Sydney, on Wednesday evening for the wedding of James Thomas, only son of…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Cuthbert's Church of England, Langlea, on Saturday, April 3, the contracting parties being Cecil William,…
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A marriage took place on 3rd inst at S. Mark's Church, Granville, between Aubrey Joseph Eills, grazier of Denman, and Mabel Riverina Wood, school teacher of…
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The wedding of Miss. Elsie May Vild and Mr. Charles Edward Moon, both of Parramatta, was celebrated in St. John's Church on the 27th. The bride, who was…
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The marriage of Mr. Edwin Lowe, of Brunette Downs, Northern Territory, son of Mr. J. Lowe, of Baulkham Hills, and nephew of Councillor R. Lowe, J.P…
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Colonel Cox, C.B., writes to "The Argus":—"Miss. Pigott, an Australian girl who was in England whon the war broke out, came out here to marry Corporal Rutledge, of this Regiment. The ceremony took place in the officers tent on 4/3/'15. Present: Six officers and Mrs. Devonshire mid daughter of this town…
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At the Leigh Memorial Church, Macquarie Street, Parramatta, on March 20, a wedding was celebrated between George Kelman, only son of…
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The wedding of Daisy Pauline, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Harry Mills, of Norwood, and Herbert Vaughan, youngest son of Mrs. J. Gray, of Centennial Park, took place…
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GREEN--SOMERVILLE.--At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. Somerville, First Avenue, Albion (Q.) on April 7, the marriage was celebrated by Rev. A. G. Weller (Nun dah),…
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CHAPMAN—STENING.—St. Peter's Church, Forbes Street, was tho scene of a wedding on April 7, when Alfred Ingram, youngest Bon of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Chapman, of Killara, was…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Melbourne Doings. a Wedding to Remember.—purple and Silver. and Gold Lace.—the Maddens in Action.—for Belgians and "An Old Couple in the Country."— Sewing Parties' Successful Methods.—entertaining at Ment Houses—a Golden Wedding. —The Lord Mayoralty
Social reporters, as well as society itself, positively revelled in the HodgesâClarke wedding. The bridegroom's connection with viceregal affairs made it not merely possible, but…
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Gilchrist—Bundy.—At the Congregational Church, Katoomba, Norman, only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Gilchrist, was married to Doris, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bund…
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