Weddings Cusack--craig
St. Patrick's Church, Sydney, was the scene of a quiet wedding recently, when, the Rev. Father Piquet officiated at the marriage of Bernard John, youngest son of the late…
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Weddings. Rutherford Darling—rennet
Pink and white flowers and giant pains effectively decorated St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church, city, for the wedding on Saturday evening of Dr. H. C. Rutherford Darling, of…
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Margoram -- Smith -- The marriage was recently celebrated at Goolma of Miss Ruby Smith, of Cudgebegong, and Mr. George Margoram, of Spicer's Creek…
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The Methodist Church, Hurstville, was the scene of a wedding on August 7th, when Frank Maitland Cush, youngest son of Mr…
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All Saints R.C. Chinch, Liverpool, was crowded on Saturday afternoon, 11th inst., when the marriage of Miss Ruby May Smith, eldest daughter of Mr. W…
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HARTLEY—PERKINS—At St. Stephen's Memorial Church, Lidcombe, on July 25. Mr. Ernest Hardley, only son of Mrs. and Mr. G. Hartley, of Union-street, Lidcombe, was…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Mary Immaculate Church, Waverley, recently, when Miss Hilda Isabella Keys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Keys, of…
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FORSYTH-- CONROY.--At the residence of the bride's parents Monsignor Tobin solemnlsed the marriage of Joseph son of Mrs. Forsyth, of Cedar Grove," Ashford, with Alice, eldest…
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GOLDRING--ADAMSON.--Lieutenant Harold Goldring, a returned soldier who was wounded at the Gallipoli landing, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Goldring, of "Fernbank," Edgeeliff, was…
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Page—Moore.—A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church, Armidale, recently, when Mr. W. Page was married to Miss Maggie Moore, daughter of Nurse Moore, of…
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At the beginning of the war one often heard doubts expressed as to the wisdom of the young soldiers getting married, On the very eve as it were, of their departure for the front…
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A very pretty wedding was [?] in the Sacred Heart [?] Wednesday, the [?]th inst., with Miss [?] Shelley, [?]…
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JAMES -- RISHWORTH. -- Archdeacon Tress solemnised, at St. Peter's Church of England, Cedargrove, on August 8, the marriage of Henry Olive, second son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. A…
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"The Pinos," Malton-road, Beecroft, was the scene of a quiet but very romantic wedding last week, the contracting parties being," Errol, second son of Mr. and Mrs. E…
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THORN—HOY.—St. Aldan's Church of England, Moorcbank, near Liverpool, was the scene of a pretty wedding on July 28, when Minnie Florence, third daughter of Mr. and…
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The marriage of Miss Eileen Toohey, second daughter of the late Mr. J. T Toohey, M.L.C., of Innisfail, Wahroonga, to Lieutenant Leon Lyons, of Queensland, took place…
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SL Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Phillip Street, City, was the scene of a wedding on Saturday afternoon. The contracting parties were Robert Alexander, third son of Mr…
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GILES--KNEIPP.--Holy Trinity Church, Glen Innes, was the scene of a wedding on August 21, when James Thomas, eldest son of Mr. Alfred Giles, of Bald Nob, was married…
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Croucher--Regan.--At St. Paul's Church, Carcoar, recently, by the Rev. Mr. Woodger, Mr. Ernest Croucher, of Cowra, was married to Florence, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Andrew's Church, Wee Waa, on the 15th inst., when Percival James, oldest sun of Sergeant Menary and Mrs. Meunry, of Wee Waa, was…
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