Social Notes. Wedding
At the Methodist Church, [?] on 29th November, by the Rev. Robt. S. Brows, [?] only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas [?] of Norwood [?] and of…
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Wedding
M'CLINTOCK—WHITTON.—At St. John's Catholic Church, Gulgong, on November 28, the marriage was quietly celebrated of Robert Emanuel, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs…
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Olsen--Hanney.--A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at the R.C. Church, Taree, when Mr. Herbert Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Olsen. was married to Miss Bertha Hanney,…
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BROWN--MURDOCH.--The marriage was quietly celebrated yesterday afternoon, at St. Philip's, Church Hill, of Madeline (Nina), youngest daughter of Mrs. R. Murdoch, of Yen…
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A big wedding function took place at Rydalmere on Saturday last. In the afternoon of that day, at St. Marys R. C. Church, the Rev. Father Foxall tied the…
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MACKINNON—NELLIGAN.—The marriage was celebrated at St. Augustine's Church, Balmain, by the Rev. M. Rohan, of Miss Stella Nclligan, youngest daughter of Mr. P. J. Nelligan, of Balmain, with Mr. J. S. Mackinnon,…
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"The Fatal Wedding" was staged yesterday at the Majestic Theatre, Newtown, under the direction of Mr. Ben J. Fuller, One of the strong attractions was the Tin Can Band in…
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At St. Stephen's Church, which was beautifully decorated, on Tuesday evening, there was celebrated in the presence of many friends and relatives the marriage of Mr…
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Newhouse--Webb.--St. John's Church, Forbes was the scene of a pretty wedding, when Mr. Albert Sydney Newhouse, of Parkes, was married to Miss Dora Webb, second daughter of…
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At St. John's Church, Gulgong, on November 28, the marriage was quietly celebrated of robert Emanual, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. McClintock, of Tamworth…
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Tasmania sends this:—A most unique wedding was celebrated on Tuesday at North Heemskirk, away in the heart, of the wild west coast bush, more than…
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TAYLOR--MARTIN--The marriage of Harold, younger son of Mrs. Taylor, of "The Pines," Dubbo, and the late Mr. G. H. Taylor, to Miss Daisy Martin, of Dubbo, was celebrated by the…
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Some boy found the pace too warm, but he put up a fine performance, finishing fourth, and than followed in order, Sobrina, promised Land, Lord Nagar…
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BOWEN--BRUCE-NICOL.--A wedding of interest to Sydney and Brisbane folk was celebrated by Rev. Canon Moore. Naval Chaplain, at St. George's Cathedral, Perth (W.A.) on…
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A quiet, but pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Mark's Church of England, Granville, on 15th inst., the contracting parties being John Bush, son of Mrs…
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PICKERING—DAVIDSON.—At St. Paul's Church, Oatley, on Dec. 15, a quiet wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Dixon Hudson, when Marion (Pearl), eldest daughter of the…
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At St. John's Catholic Church, Gulgong, the marriage was quietly celebrated of Mr. Robert Emanual M'Clintock, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M'Clintock, of Tamworth, and…
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The photo reproduced herewith is unique for the reason that it represents the reunion of a bridal party of 1861, all of whom are alive to-day and were re-united once more…
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