Weddings
STEPâGILLES.âArum lilies in white tulle nests trimmed the altar, altar rails, and aisles of St. Joseph's Church, on Wednesday evening for the wedding of…
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Delayed Wedding Girl's Superstitions—Fiance's Death
LONDON, Friday Night.—There has been a tragic ending to an overseas romance which started last Spring. A wealthy Canadian wrote to…
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The Presbyterian Church, Randwick, was the scene of a pretty rainbow, wedding on November 5, when Mr, H. W. Murkin (Chief Secretary's Department), eldest son of Mr. and Mrs…
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That after all stock agents are only human was exemplified at St. James Church, King-st., last Thursday evening, when Mr. Cecil A. Eastway, of…
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A very pretty wedding took place at St. John's Church of England, Rockdale, on Saturday, the parties being Miss Enid Morris, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Morris, of…
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A dainty wedding was celebrated at Hurstville Methodist Church by the Rev. J. Walker, when Marjorie,, the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W…
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A pretty rainbow wedding was celebrated at Oatley Methodist Church on November 5. The contracting parties were Miss Alma Dorothy Ward, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ward…
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"What's the row over in the next street?" ''Only a wooden wedding." "Wooden wedding?"…
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On November 12, at the Presbyterian Church, Hurstville, the marriage was solemnised of Lily, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Allerdice, of…
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The Methodist Church, Smithfield, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday, the 19th inst., when Miss Stella May Matthews, second eldest daughter of the…
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Princess Mary to-day gave special attention to her trousseau. It will be all-British, and at least part of it will be made by widows and…
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A pretty wedding took place at St. Luke's Church of England, Scone, when Reginald Matthews and Emily Hegarty were married by Rev. D. R. May. The bride was given away…
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SIMPSON—CATTERALL.—Miss Ursula Catterall's marriage to Mr. E. Telford Simpson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Simpson, will interest a wide circle…
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The news of the engagement of Princess Mary to Viscount Lascelles has stirred Sydney considerably. Already there is talk of a suitable wedding present for…
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LONDON. Friday Night.—-The Lord Mayor and Mayors are opening funds in London and the provinces to enable the citizens to subscribe for wedding gifts to…
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RAMSAY—COLLINS.—November 10 was chosen for the wedding of May Collins, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Collins, of Burwood,…
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The Lord Mayor and Mayors are opening funds in London and the provinces to enable the citizens to subscribe wedding gifts to Princess Mary, who is devoting attention to…
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The marriage of Lieutenant-Colonel L. J. Mershcad,. C.M.G.. D.S.O. and bar, and Legion of Honor, of "Pomeroy." Maclcay Street, Potts Point, to Myrtle, oldest daughter of Mr. and…
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Mr. and Mrs. John Torpy, of "Karoola" Spit-road Mosman, [?] their golden wedding to-day. They were married at St. Navier's Cathedral,…
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New plays and players are billed for early presentment in Sydney, and accordingly "Hit the Trail Holliday" will close down at the Criterion on Friday night, next. Mr. Joseph Coyne will appear afterwards in…
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