Wedding
SOMERVILLE—GILBY.—Lilies and palms prettily decorated the Methodist Church, Berry, for the wedding on November 2 of Russell Rupert, youngest son of…
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Weddings
A wedding that attracted very much attention in Parramatta was that on Saturday last, when Mr. James H. Gibb and Miss Isabella Barrs Morris wore united in…
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EVANS—BARTLEY.—A quiet wedding was celebrated recently at the Grahame Memorial Presbyterian Church, Waverley, by Rev. John Macaulay, M.A., when Olive Irene, youngest…
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GOLDSWORTHY—GRAY.—Rev. S. Halmarick solemnised the marriage of Miss Alice Mary Gray with Mr. Arthur White Goldsworthy, at the Baptist Church, Granville, on…
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ROBERTSON --HANNAFORD. --A wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents. Peel Street, Outburst, between Alexander Kennedy, third son of Mr. Maxwell…
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A few days ago, Private J. Hodgson, from the Randwick Military Hospital, was married at St. Paul's Redfern (Sydney), to Miss Olivena Selfe, of Penrith. The…
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A military wedding that will be of great interest to Corner readers of a few years ago is that of Lieutenant the Hon. Michael Domerschikoff and Miss…
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M'Guinness -- Schofield. -- A. wedding was solemnised at SL John's Church of England, Tamworth, on November 17, when Mr. P. M'Guinness, third son of Mr. J. M'Guinness,…
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Miss Thelma Reid, daughter of Sir George Reid, High Commissioner for Australia, was married to-day to Mr. Leonard Cleaver, a solicitor, practising at Liverpool…
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GLANVILLE--HUNTLEY.--Flags, palms, and a floral wedding-bell effectively decorated St. Andrew's Church, Summer Hill, on December 2, for the marriage of Cedric Richard, fifth son…
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A drawing-room meeting of the Hurstville Red Cross workers was held at Kimberley, the residence of Mr. Hugh Patrick, on December 10. There were about fifty present. Miss…
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On Friday, November 17, the Kogarah Congregational Church was the scene of a pretty wedding, when Corp. Edmund P. Peatfield, youngest son of Mr. and…
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At All Souls' Church, Lelchhardt, on Wednesday, November 24th, a very pretty wedding was solemnised by the Rev. C. C. Dunstan, when Miss Jean Leatheam,…
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President Wilson's wedding to-day will be of the quietest nature…
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Last evening at St Phillips's, Church Hill, the Rev. W. G. Hilllard (Trinity Grammar. School, Dulwich Hill) officiated at the marriage of Miss Dulcie Irwin, eldest daughter…
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President Wilson and Mrs. Edith Bolling Galt were married to-day, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Herbert Scott-Smith, the bride's pastor, assisted by the Rev. James…
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