Weddings
VENN—MeMASTER.—White flowers and tall palms beautifully decorated St. Stephens' Church, Philip Street, city, on Saturday evening for the wedding of Colin, third son of the late…
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Weddings
PAGE—KELLY,—The marriage of Lilian, youngest daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. Jas. Kelly, of "Cambusdoon," Yerong Creek, with Mr. Herbert Page was solemnised at…
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A military wedding was celebrated at St. James's Church, King-street, this afternoon, between Miss Gwendoline Nicklin, eldest daughter of Mr. C. J. Nieklin, of Wellington,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Melbourne Doings. Following the King.--Monsignor Impresses Melbourne.--The Mayor Soldier and the Mayor Bridegroom.--Patriotic Activities; the Penny Raffle.--University Commencement.--Fashionable Weddings; Bridesmaids in mauve, pink, and blue
The temperance party is being given much cause for rejoicing these times. When Royalty joins forces with the medical profession, and an association like the Australian Natives is…
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A wedding of more than ordinary interest took place not long since in Egypt, where the Australian troops are located. The ceremony was performed at the Light Horse Camp, Muadi, Egypt. The bride was Miss Nellie Piggott, of Mosman, Sydney, and the bridegroom Lance-Corporal Rutledge, while the bridesmaid was Miss Devonshire, and the best…
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Stevens-- Morris.--At All Saints' Church, Singleton, on Saturday, April 3, Harry Stevens, second son of William Stevens or West Maitland, was married to Ettie, third daughter of…
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St. James', Forest Lodge, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on April 21, the contracting parties being Miss Alice, eldest daughter of Mr. A. A. Leffier, of Arundel…
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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, April 14, when Elsie,…
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MEREDITH--NICKLIN.--Girl friends of the bride had decorated St. James's Church, city, with white flowers and palms for the wedding yesterday afternoon of Gwyneth, eldest son of…
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PRIDEAUX-BRUNE -- GARVAN. -- The marriage of Alary Kathleen, eldest daughter of the late Mr. J. P. Garvan and Mrs. Garvan, "Buyuma," Bellevue Hill, with Captain F. T…
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A very pretty wedding took place in the William Street Methodist Church, on Wednesday, February 24th, when Mr. Caldwell Hoey, of Wallendbeen, and Miss…
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On Saturday, February 27th, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Binks, of "Sedgeforth," Broughton Village, celebrated their golden wedding. They were married in…
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BEAN--RULE TAYLOR.--St. John's Church. Gordon, was the scene of a wedding on April 7. when Montague, youngest son of Rev. Edwin and Mrs. Bean, was married to Mabel, younger…
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The wedding of Miss Linda Gallard to Mr. W. E. Rendell was solemnised by the Rev. B. Lane. Full report next issue…
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St. Luke's Church. Thornleigh-Pennant Hills, was the scene of a pretty wedding on April 17th, when Miss Eleanor Bellamy, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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The marriage took place, on 28th ult., at the residence of the bride's parents, Guildford, of Mr. Albert Ernest Whatham, of Annandale, and Miss Eva Grace…
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The Presbyterian Church, Auburn, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Saturday afternoon, 24th ult., the contracting parties being James Cecil, eldest…
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The marriage of Una, daughter of the late Mr. G. H. and Mrs. Macdougal, of Bathurst, and Woollahra, and Griffith, only son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Connah, of ."LIandioyst,"…
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