Wedding. Grundy--taylor
Tempe Park Methodist Church was artistically decorated with zamia palms, white lilies, and the colors of the bridegroom on Saturday afternoon for the marriage of Lillian, second…
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Weddings. Bessell-browne--dunbar
St. Stephen's Church was bright with huge hunches of may blossom on Thursday afternoon when Rev. John Ferguson solemnised the marriage of Gladys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J…
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Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, of Seymour-street, have celebrated their diamond wedding, they having been married in Bathurst in October, 1858. Mr. Anderson is approaching his 85th…
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Miss G. Garlick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Garlick, of Molong, was married, to Mr. H. C. Wood, of Gosford. Mr. A. J. Wood, of Grenfell, was married…
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American patriots have requested John Philip Sousa, the "March King," whose band is well remembered in Australia, to write a wedding march which is to be "100 per cent. American,"…
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At St. Mary's Church of England, West Maitland, John Ralston, formerly of West Australia, and a member of the. A.I.F., was married to Lilian youngest laughter of Mr. Philip James,…
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At Sacred Heart. Church, Cootamundra., on September 23, the marriage of Carrie, second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Hair, of Cootamundra, and Murdoch…
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A wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church, Wahroonga, on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr. Donald Nettleton, only surviving son of the late Mr. Sam. Nettleton and Mrs…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. Peter's Church, Mortdale, on Saturday last, October 12th, when Harold W. Lane, youngest son of…
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On Saturday last a wedding was celebrated at the Kogarah Congregational Church by the Rev. W. Touchell, when Miss…
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A wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Alex. Simms, B.A., at the Presbyterian Church, Manly, on October 5, between Mr. J. Norman, second son of the late Mr. T. Norman and…
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A very smart weeding was that of Miss Alice purser, only daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Purser and grand-daughter of the old Castle Hill identities, Mr. and Mrs…
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NETTLETON—PURSER.—On Wednesday afternoon, in the Presbyterian Church, Wahroonga, Miss Alice Purser, only daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Cecil…
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At St. Andrew a Presbyterian Church, Glen Innes, recently, there was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Gordon Chester Fletcher, son of Mrs. Fletcher…
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Parkes has had quite a number of weddings during the past month. Mr. Thomas Herbert Taylor, fourth son of Mr. D. Taylor, of Spring Park, was married to Ivy, daughter of Mr. and…
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The marriage of Leslie Colwell, eldest son of Mr. W. Smith, of Quambi, Dulwich Hill, and Lucie Thirzs, second daughter of the late Rev. F. W. A. Roberts and Mrs. Roberts…
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A very quiet hut pretty wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Manse. Parramatta, on Saturday, Rev. J. Paterson officiating. The contracting parties were…
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OSBORNE-COFFEY.—A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. James' Church on October 19, when Miss Jeanne Lindsay Coffey, younger daughter of Mrs…
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ABRAM—BLACKMORE.—A wedding was celebrated at St. Paul's Church by Archdeacon Boyce, on October 14, when Miss Alma Blackmore, only…
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At St. James' Church last evening the Rev. Cakebread, of Randwick, celebrated the marriage of Miss Valerie Skurry Hewitt, only child of Mr. Frank Skurry…
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