Weddings
BOURKE—BUTLER.—A quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, Rosewyn, New Canterbury-road, Dulwich Hill, by the Rev…
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Recent Weddings and Engagements
(To ensure insertion in "The Sunday Sun" notices of weddings must be forwarded during the week in which they are celebrated in view of the very large number of weddings forwarded, it is not possible to publish more than a selection…
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Who were married recently in Paris, and will arrive in Australia shortly, having left England on November 29. The bride is the daughter of Monsieur Henri Deleroe, A'Crouejoues Ayeyrou, Paris, and the bride-groom a son of Mr. and Mrs. Barr Hornsby, late Grenfell. He was a Lewis…
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A curate who finds the squire and his son against him in the first act of melodrama has very little chance of proving his innocence early in the…
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A pretty wedding took place at St. James's Church, Forest Lodge, on Saturday afternoon, 22nd ult., when Mr. Leonard MeGrath, of Glebe, was married to Miss Lilian…
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The wedding of Miss Ida Burnstein, daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Burnstein of Joan, Wentworth street, Tempe, to Mr J. Cohen, son of Mrs R. Cohen of True Britton Hotel…
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Captain John Layman O'Donn[?]ll (late 18th B[?]tt., A.I.F.), eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. O'Donnell, Rosemount, West Kogarah, and Miss Margaret Robena Jackson (Maisie), only…
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The Leigh Memorial Methodist Church, Parramatta, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Saturday, 29th November, the Rev. W. E. Bromilow, D.D., being…
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Weddings are the order of the day, and to have your event conducted in the first style and up-to-date in every way it is essential you ride in a motor car, and that…
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A wedding was celebrated recently at St. Phillip's Church, Kingswood by the Rev. M.G. Hinsby, when Miss Millicent Tolhurst, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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The first wedding to be celebrated in St. Martin's Chapel, Bishopcourt, the residence of Bishop Long, of Bathurst, took place on Thursday between Lieut…
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BRIDGER—BROOKS.—St. Philip's, Church Hill, was the scene of a wedding, when Minnie Mabel, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Brooks, of…
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Last night, at the Methodist Church, Liverpool-road, Ashfield, the Rev. Hynes married Miss Freda Irene Cohen, sister of Mrs. George Walca, of Ashfield, to…
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(To ensure insertion in "The Sunday Sun," notice of weddings must be forwarded during the week in which they are celebrated. In view of the very large number of wedding forwarded, it is not possible to publish more than a selection…
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St. Philip's Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on November 19, the ceremony being performed by Canon Bellingham. The bride was Miss Marjorie Hughes, only…
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An interesting wedding took place in St. James' Church. King-street, this morning, when Miss Ruth Lumadaine, daughter of the Rev and Mrs. E. S…
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--Photo, by Falk. Mr. Harry Whiting Miss Ruth Lumsdaine…
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The marriage of Mr. Joseph Killalea, second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Killalea, "Cartron," Dunolly, Singleton, and Miss Alma Collins, youngest daughter of Mr. and…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised in St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, on Friday week, by the Rev. Father John A. Roche, P.P., Bombala, when…
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