Weddings
COLE—ROSS.—At St. James' Church, the marriage took place on July 1 of Miss Maggie Ross, daughter of Mr. Hector Ross, of Malta, Croydon, with Mr. Eric Cole, son. of Mr…
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Weddings Reeve--bealin
A quiet wedding was celebrated in the Windsor Methodist Church on July 8, when Miss Madaline Eleanor Bealin, only daughter of Mr. Bealin, of North Sydney, was married…
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FREEHURY--ASHMAN.--Rev. N. J. Cooks solemnised the marriage of Loslie, son of Mr. D. J. Freebury, of Wentworth Fall, and Irene, elder daughter of Mr. George Ashman, of…
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REYNOLDS--JACKSON.--St. Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, was the scene of a wedding on June 28, when Sylvanus Roy, second son of Mr. S. P. Reynolds, of Barrawong, N.S.W., was…
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Prentice -- Grant. -- A wedding was solemnised at the Methodist Church, Lithgow, recently, the contracting parties being Henry William, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Prentice…
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Mrs. C. F. G. Markham says some very sensible things in the "Daily Chronicle" on the popularity of khaki weddings. She confesses herself in favor of them in cases…
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FROST--MALLABY.--On June 3, at the Epping Presbyterian Ch[?]rcir Rev. A. M. Ogilvie celebrated the wedding of Cecil, second son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Frost, of Eastwood,…
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Arum lllles and fan palms effectively decorated St. Philip's, Church Hill, for the wedding last evening of Lieutenant Travers Longfield Brett (4th Battalion), only son of Mr. and Mrs…
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RIPPON--SMITH.--At the residence of the brids's parents, the Pilot Station. Tweed Heads, on July 8, Rev. John Smith solemnised the marriage of Captain William Grey stock Rippon…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated in St. Anne's Church Ryde, on Wednesday, by Rev. S. J. Kirkhy, B.A., the contracting parties being Miss Lillian Krust and…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Peter's Church, Harnsby on July 12. by Rev. A. L. Wade, when Miss Alberta Clara Janeson, daughter of…
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St. Paul's. Emu Plains, was the scene of a very pret'y wedding on Saturday, 24th June, 916, when Frank Waldemar Williams, youngest…
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ROGERS—SMALL.—At the Methodist; Church, Paddington, on June 17, the marriage of Albert Edward Rogers, younger son of the late Mr. G. and Mrs. Rogers, of Warwick…
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The "white satin" wedding has fallen into a decline. As the words are penned I can see visions of what used to be—the stiff and handsomo gown of ivory "satin duchesse" or…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Melbourne Doings. "Market Fair."--French Village Weddings.--Selling the Best of Flowers.--Patriotic St. Kilda.--New Musical Societies.--For Australian Nurses.--Mr. David Mitchell's Will. --Subdividing Toorak.--Terrific Price of Soil
The possibilities of a well-organised market are endless, and since every normal daughter of Eve is attracted by the more mention of such a place, it is understandable why the…
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Jones-- M'Cormick.-- A wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bridegroom, by the Rev. Father Murphy, the contracting parties being David Cleaver, eldest son of Mr. and…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Francis' Church, on Monday morning, 17th inst., the contracting parties being Francis, son of Mr. Jas. Cosgrove, of "Wenda,"…
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A gift-evening was held in aid of the Australian Flying Corps on Saturday, st the residence of Mrs. Sep. Stedinan, Godalming, Avenue-road, Glebo Point. Lieutenant R. S…
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Girl friends of the bride very prettily decorated the Congregational Church, Kogarah, on June 14, for the occasion of the marriage of George Henry, only…
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