Last Night's Wedding
Miss Thelma Barnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Barnett. Le Chalet," Kareela-road, Cremony was married last night at St. James'…
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Local Wedding
At St. Stephen's, Phillip Street, Miss Gladys Bennett, second daughter Mrs. E. Bennett, of Kogarah, was married to Mr. William E. Judd, eldest son of…
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At St. George's Church of England, Hurstville, on Saturday, October 21, the marriage of Miss Florence May Shaw, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A…
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On Saturday, 4th inst., the Penrith Methodist Church was very prettily decorated with arum lilies, sweet peas, and ferns, when the marriage of Miss Ina…
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On Saturday 28th October, a very pretty weding was celebrated at the Lyceum, C.M.M. Head Quarters, Castlereagh Street, Sydney, when Ivy…
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The marriage was celebrated at St. Philip's, Church Hill, on Tuesday evening, November 7, of Dorothy, only daughter of Captain and Mrs. Alfred Fell,…
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CRONIN—TERRILL,—A wedding took place at St. Mary's Cathedral on October 18. when Miss Florence Terrill, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Crurch, Bondi, on Saturday, November 11, when Miss Ellenore May Lovett, eldest daughter of Mrs. H…
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Newtown, 60 years old on December 14, will give one of its own daughters in marriage. It decided that to celebrate its jubilee it would play the…
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The Ulster girls have decided that honeymoons are not fashionable in that province at present. There had been a great falling off in weddings, and so…
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The news of Miss Alison Rabett's wedding will be of interest to her many Sydney friends. It took place a St. George, Hanover Square, on…
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At St. Andrew's, Sans Souci, on October 21, a pretty wedding was celebrated, when Eileen eldest daughter of Mrs. M. A. West and the late Mr. J…
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A very pretty, but quiet wedding was recently celebrated at the Methodist Church, Granville, by the Rev. J. B. Penman, when Miss Alma M. Curnow was…
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At St. Anne's Church, Ryde, on Saturday last, the wedding of Miss Ruby Orkney, daughter of Mrs. Orkney and the late Robert Orkney, of Falconer-street…
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The walls in Scutari and other Albanian towns art covered with pesters, signed by the Police Minister, announcing the following regulation:—…
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The Methodist Church, Narribri, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on September 20, when Berenice, third daughter of Mr. J. M. Blayney, was…
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At the Beecroft Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening, November 1, the marriage was celebrated of Sybil, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Douglas…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →From a Club-woman's Note-book London, October. The Blue and Orange Wedding
The Club Woman has been to copnt-less weddings in St. Georgels, Hanover Square, London, but she seldom remembers one that had a prettier or more…
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BAXTER—McClelland.—The marriage of Miss Mercy Iris McClelland, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McClelland, of Young, to Frederick…
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The week has been so full that one scarcely knows where to start to tell the tale of our doings. Anyhow, as the Lord Mayor is our first citizen, it may be best…
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