Weddings
COX--DEVITT.-- St. Bernard's' Church, Botany, was tho scene of a wedding on Saturday afternoon, when walter Vincent, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Cox, of"Bombala,"…
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Weddings
SHURETY--DANCE.--Rev. S. Broad foot celebrated tho marriage of Selby C. H., youngest son of Mrs. Shurety, of Goulburn, with Grace, Beatrice M., third daughter of Mr. and M[?]s…
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Matthews-- Caton.-- A wedding was solemnised at Carinda last week, the contracting parties being Darcy, youngest soil of Mr. R. Matthews, of Gradgery, and Alma Maud, youngest…
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Yesterday St. Francis Xavier's Church, Lavender Bay, was particularly artistic in its decorations for the wedding of Kathleen Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. and…
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Lord Curzon, a member of the War Cabinet, was married to-day to Mrs. Duggan, widow of Mr. Alfred Duggan, who was a wealthy citizen of Buenos Ayres. The bride…
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A wedding of particular interest to a large circle was solemnised at St. Francis Xavier'a Church, Lavender Bay, yesterday morning, between Captain James V. Duhig, son of Mr…
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Mr. John Gale, one of the oldest pressmen of this State, and Mrs. Gale, celebrated their diamond wedding yesterday at Queanbeyan, having been married at Gunning in 1857. Four…
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DUNNE—KEATING.—A wedding was solemnised at St. Joachim's Church on December 27 between Leo E. Dunne, of Granville, and Johanna Keating, fourth daughter of Mr. and…
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"On November 18 Lieut." His' Highness Prince George of Battenberg R.N., oldest son of Admiral Prince Louis and Princess Louis of Battcnberg, and Countess Nadeja Torby, younger daughter of the Grand Duke Michael Michaelovitch of Russia, and of Countess Torby, were married. The Prince is just 24 years of age, and the Countess 20. .The .Prince Is related to the English Royal Family and to the Imperial Russian Family through his mother, and the young Countess to the Russian Imperial Family…
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Archbishop Duhig journeyed from Queensland to perform the marriage ceremony of his nephew, Captain (Dr.) James Vincent Duhig, eldest son of Mr. Edward Duhig, of…
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Wherever three or four women are gathered together nowadays. the conversation (says Myosotis in the Auckland Weekly News) is bound to include the war—and marriage. And what a…
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Much interest was centred in the wedding of Lient. His Highness Prince George of Battenberg R.N. elder son of Admiral Prince Louis and Princess. Louis of Battenberg, and the…
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CARDEW--WAKEFORD.--Rev. Cecil Smith solemaised at All Saints' Church, Brisbane, on January 2 the marriage of Henry Clair, only son of Mrs. M. Cardow, of North Sydney, with…
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Hayter -- Shipp. -- A wedding of interest was celebrated at the Woonona Methodist Church, when Herbert, youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hayter, of Byron Bay, was…
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SURTEES--WHITEMAN.--At the residence of the bride's parents on December 18, Rev. Father Smiers solemnised the marriage of Ralph N., only son of Mr. J. Surtees, of…
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Men very often grumble that their kidneys and bacon or cutlets at home are not served piping hot as at their favourite club. As the dish on which…
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The most brilliant wedding of the war was that of Prince George of Battenberg and Countess Nada Tor by on November 15. The Prince is on active duty and…
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NISBET--LAMBERT.--A quiet hut interesting military wedding took place on September 13 last in England at Durrington parish church between Captain A. T. H. Nisbet…
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Signaller Harry Bellamy, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Beilamy, of Pennant Hills, was quietly married in St. Peter's Church, florishly, by Rev. A. L…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Marquarie-street Methodist Church on Wednesday afternoon when Mr. F. W. Neal and Miss Bessie Eddy were united…
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