Wedding Tragedy Child Bridesmaid Killed Capertee Sensation
The seven-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davin, of Portland (N.S.W.) mot her death in pathetic circumstances on the road near…
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Home, Weddings. Radio Wedding March
Home weddings have become popular in the United, States, particularly in chicago, an account of the part that can be played in the ceremony…
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New York figures on marriages in 1925 gathered from twenty of the leading cities of the United States, indicate that the institution is…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Paulâs Church, Rocky Point Road, Kogarah, on 19th December, the Rev. Stanley G. Best officiating, when Miss…
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At St. Clement's Church, Marrickville, recently, Miss Elsie May; youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. May, was married to Mr. William Hamilton,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →When There's a Wedding. Some Useful Hints
A wedding is always an important matter to those directly concerned, and a few hints concerning the arrangements may be helpful and interesting…
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St. Marys folk received a surprise on Wednesday of last week when they heard the church bells commence to ring, announcing that a wedding had…
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The wedding was celebrated recently at the Bourke-street Methodist Church, city, by the Rev. Cox, of Miss Eva Moody, eldest daughter of…
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MOST of us marry ashore; a few at sea; but in West Australia last week a romance of the sea --or at least of the salt water --ended in a marriage that can only be described as amphibious…
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The marriage was celebrated, at St. Mark's Church, Darling Point, by Rev. A. G. Rix, of Miss Alma Lacey, second daughter of Mr. Joseph and the…
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The marriage of Bobs, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Morton, of Wollstonecraft, to Herbert Robert, son of the late Mr. and…
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At the Ashfield Presbyterian Church, on December 5, the wedding of Miss Rene Murchison, youngest daughter of Mr. Kenneth. Murchison and the late…
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With full navel honors the wedding, was celebrated to-day, at St. Canict's Church, Darlinghurst, be Shila, daughter of Dr. O'Gorman Hughes, and Lieut.-Command or Hehir. Here it the bridal party leavour the church…
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THE marriage of Miss Millah short hand eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shortland of "Arthursleigh," Turramurra to Mr. Stanistaus…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The World of Women Weddings Clowes--magennis
At Jeir station, near Yass, on December 17, Rev. Father Leonard, assisted by Rev. Father G. Bartley, solemnised the marriage of Miss J. Magennis,…
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The marriage took place at the Ashfield Presbyterian Church on December 5 of Miss Rene Murchison, youngest daughter of Mr. Kenneth Murchison, and the late Mrs…
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A WEDDING of interest to Victoria, us well as to New South Wales, took place at St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church at noon to-day, when Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Belgian Floods Wedding Gift Used for Charity Brussels. Monday Evening
The King and Queen of Belgium [?] 2,000,009 franes to the [?] fund for the [?] of the are [?] of the [?] The Royal [?]…
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Mr. and Mrs. William M'Cwlloch, leaving the church after the wedding ceremony, Mrs. M'Cwllech was formerly Mrs. Erskins White…
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