Weddings at Young. Mulquiney—Finn
At St. Mary's Church, the Very Rev. Father J. Hennessey, assisted by Rev. Father McGee celebrated the marriage of Mr. John Mulquiney, of South Grafton, and Miss…
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New Zealand Lodge News. Wedding Bells
An event of more than passing interest to members of the L.O.I. took place at St. Paul's Cathedral, Dunedin, on Monday, April 5, when Sister B. G. Ford (a popular…
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The marriage of William Arthur Tobin, eldest son of Mr. M. Tobin, of Woollahra,, with Julie, fourth daughter of Mrs. M. Finn, of Waverley, was quietly solemnised at Mary…
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Two well—known South Coast families were represented in a wedding which took place at the Sacred Heart Church, Darlinghurst, on Wednesday morning, 14th April, when…
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KNOWLES—POCKLEY.—Miss Marjorie pock loy's many Sydney friends will be interested to hear of her marriage, which took place with Mr. Georges Knowles, son of Vice-Admiral Sir…
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The marriage of Miss Abbye Cohen, second daughter of Mr and Mrs [?]. Cohen, of Lydiard st., Ballarat, to Mr Roy C. Davis, only son of the late Mr Joe Davis and of…
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Letters received from Cairo from Trooper Stanley Rutledge and his wife show that they were responsible for the first wedding in the Mena Camp. Mrs. Rutledge travelled from…
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St. George's Church of En gland, Hurstville, was the scene of a wedding on March 18th, the contracting parties being Mr. E. C…
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Miss Vera Scotton was married in the Armidale Methodist Church to Mr. Harold Hooker, by the Rev. W. Stewart, on the 22nd March. There was a large…
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GIBBON -- CROUCH. -- At St. John's Church. Parramatta, on April 19, Stephen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gibbon, of "Kooyong," George St., Parramatta, was married to Linda Gertrude, second…
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The marriage of Miss Marjorie Pockley to Mr. George Knowles took place at the Kasrel-Nil Garrison Church at Cairo on the 17th of March. The Rev. F. W. Green officiated,…
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A very pretty Wedding was celebrated at the Baptist Church, Granville, on Saturday afternoon, in the presence, of a large gathering of friends and relatives, when…
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Miss. F. G. HOLDER, (Now Mrs. Burgess.)…
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The wedding of Mr. Geo. L. Ardill and Miss. Elsie Mackay was celebrated at St. Barnabus' Church, Sydney, on Wednesday evening the bridesmaid being Miss. Rene…
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A pretty double wedding was solemnised at St. Peter's Hornsby, on March 27th, by the Rev. A. L. Wade, between Resigned George Gare, of Galston, third son of Mr…
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The festivities in connection with Mr. Manks and Miss. Robinson's marriage at Granville on Saturday were brought to an abrupt ending by a very sad occurrence…
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At St. Luke's Anglican Church on Saturday the wedding was celebrated of Miss. Irene Christiansen, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Christian[?], of…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised at the Sacred Heart Church, Oxford Street, Darlinghurst, Sydney, on Saturday evening last, when…
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The war has had a tremendous effect on weddings. The host of invitations sent out a month beforehand to all and sundry, the satin-clad bride, the long retinue of…
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An interesting wedding was quietly celebrated at Byhma. Bellevue Hill, to-day. when Mr. Fulke Knatchbull Prideaux Brune, eldest son of Colonel and Mrs. Prideaux Brune, of…
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