Weddings
NISSENâWILSON.âThe Rev. Wentworth Sheilds celebrated the wedding of Mr. Arthur Nissen, of Petersham, with Miss Edith S. Wilson, only daughter of Mr. G. Wilson, of Summer…
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Weddings
GRILLS--WETHERSPOON.--A wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church, Glen Innes, on April 23, when Agnes Annie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wetherspoon, of "Yarrow…
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REIS—SMITH.—St. Francis', Surry Hills, was the scene of a wedding on February 7, when Roland Frederick, second son of Captain C. A. Reis, late commodore pilot, Adelaide Steamship…
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Marrying and giving in marriage continue to absorb much attention even in times like these. Indeed, the marriage rate has gone up, and although most weddings nowadays…
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Creagh--Barry.--A wedding was celebrated at All Saints' Cathedral, Bathurst, on February 16, the contracting parties being Mr. Richmond Fitzroy creagh, of Blayney, and only son of…
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In Roget [?] eldest son of Sir Thomas and lady Hughes, was [?] married this morning [?] St. Can[?] Church, Roslystreet. Darlinghurst, to Miss [?] Sarah…
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This morning the sun peeped over St. Canice's Church, Darlinghurst, just in time for the wedding of Miss Eileen Maher, youngest daughter of Mr. M. E. Maher, of…
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SWIFT--DANCE--A wedding was celebrated on the evening of February 21, at St. Savlour's Cathedral, Goulburn, when Sergeant George Edward Swift was married to Mary Alice, fourth…
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The Great Synagogue was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding on Tuesday, 25th. January, when Miss Myrtle May Levi, only daughter of Mr and Mrs H. Levi, Leichhardt…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. George's Church of England, Hurstville, on Saturday, 19th ult., Rev. D. Hudson…
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Yesterday morning, at St. Canice's, Darling-hurst, Dr. Reger Forrest Hughes, elder son of Sir Thomas and Lady Hughes, of "Cranbrook Cottage," Rose, Bay, was married to Eileen,…
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KERSHAW--OUTTRIM.--A crowded congregation witnessed the marriage of Henry Norman, son of Mr. T. F. Ke[?]rshaw, of Tamworth, and Amy Elizabeth May, daughter of Mr. A. D…
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MOREING--BRUNTON.--St. Paul's, Knights-bridge, London, was the scene of a wedding on January 11, when Captain Adrian Moreing, second son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Algernon…
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On Tuesday a quiet wedding was celebrated in St. Alban's Church, Epping, by Rev. C. M. Thomas (rector), the contracting parties being Miss Margaret…
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On Saturday, Private Alfred George Semple, of Waitara, was married to Miss Ella H. Beverley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beverley, of William-street, Hornsby, by…
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At St. James' Church, King-street, Sydney, on February 16th, the marriage was solemnised of Mr. Archibald E. E. Seton, son of Mr. Ronald Seton, of "Homestead…
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A very pretty military wedding was celebrated on February 23rd at the bride's parents' residence, "Egremont," Parramatta, when Lieut. James Cumming…
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SMEDLEY—BEAVEN.—The marriage of Mr. Leslie Smedley, second eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Smedley, of Strawberry Hills, with Miss Myrtle Beaven, eldest daughter of Mr…
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WEDDING RING (AC): Sentiment or convention decide in the matter of a widow wearing her wedding ring. The average woman continues lo wear her ring on the wedding finger. Some wear it on the right…
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WOOD—FUNNELL.—The marriage of Mr. Frederick Sidney, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood, of Tarana, late of Sydney, and Miss Edith Funnel, elder daughter of…
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