Weddings
AIRD--M'GREGOR.--At Edna Cottage, South Lismore, the residence of Mr. A. G. Basing, there was celebrated on October 9, by Rev. A. M. Gauld, the marriage of Alice May. youngest…
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General Cables. Miss Asquith's Wedding
LONDON, Wednesday.--The Archbishop of Canterbury officiated at Miss Violet Asquith's marriage with Mr. Bonham Carter, at St. Margaret's. Diplomatists. Cabinet Ministers, and…
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A quiet wedding was solemnised at the Mortdale Baptist Church on Saturday, October 16. the contracting parties being Miss…
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An order was received this week at the Lady [?]yoress' Sewing Guild for equipment for a spital ship leaving shortly. There has been large attendance of workers, so the…
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BALCOMB--PASSLOW.--Friends of the bride and the Sunday school children had prettily decorated the Methodist Church, Adelong, for the wedding on October 28 of Roy Albert, eldest…
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On Saturday last at All Saints' Church, Parramatta, Miss-Irene May Richards, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Richards, of "The Pines," Ross-street…
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The Rev. Hugh Wilson officiated at a wedding at the Granville Presbyterian Church on November 20, when Miss Jessie Nimmo Hotchkiss (second daughter of…
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Miss Phyllis Margaret Mallaby, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mallaby, of Epping, was married in the local Presbyterian Church on Saturday by Rev. J. A…
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At St Nicholas' Church, Penrith, on November 27th, Dorothea, youngest daughter of the late Mir J Gersbach and Mrs Gersbach, of Penrith…
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A very pretty military wedding was celebrated at St Fiacres Church on 2nd November last, by the Rev Father Peoples, when Arthur, only son of the…
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MOLESWORTHâVICK.âThe marriage of Mr. V. Molesworth with Miss Ivy Vick, of Blacktown, was celebrated by Rev. W. L. Langley at All Saints' Church, Woollahra, on…
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HALL—WADDELL.—At St. James' Church on Saturday evening, November 27, was solemnised the marriage of Gladys Olive (Gaie), third daughter of the late Thomas Waddell, of…
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WALLACE --GILTINAN. --St. James's Church, King Street, City, was the scene of a wedding on Saturday evening, when Mr. Fred. Wallace, of Killarn, was married to Eva Clarke,…
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GOLDSWORTHY-- GRAY.--The wedding of Arthur White Goldsworthy and Miss Alice Mary Gray was celebrated at the Baptist Church, Granville, on November 20. Rev. S. Halmarlck…
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Campbell—Schmutter.—The marriage of Mr. Robert Wallace Hugh Campbell, Backwater, and Miss Florence Ada Schmutter, Oban, was celebrated at St. James' Church, Guyra, Rev…
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The Archbishop of Canterbury officiated at the marriage at St. Margaret's, Westminster, of Miss Violet Asquith, daughter of Mr. Asquith, the Prime Minister, to Mr…
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In the presence of a large number of friends and relations, Mr. Nicholas Coffey, of Cooma, and Miss Eileen Sheehan; were married by the Rev. Father J. Dwyer, P.P…
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LEE-- YOUNG.--Rev. A. Clark solemnised the marriage of Leslie George, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loo of Wollstonecraft, and Eva Buchanan, only daughter, of the late Rev. Hugh…
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The illustration below is from a snapshot group photo of the parents, children, and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Henry French, of "Leamington,"…
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Lady Patey's kind thought for the wives and children of the men of the Australian warships has not lapsed, although the wife of the Admiral is away just now. The…
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