Silver Wedding
On Saturday evening last at Colvin's Hall, Hurstville, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Atkinson, of "Glenelga," Bristol Road, Hurst ville, entertained about 50 of their…
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Local Weddings. Biddles--munro
A wedding was recently solemnised at The Warren Methodist Church, Marrickville, when Miss Rebenia Munro, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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The marriage of Miss Phoebe Cashman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. T. Cashman, of "Jesmond," Strathfield, and Mr. T. Cuthbert Douglas, eldest…
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The marriage of Miss Gwen V. Thompson, elder daughter of the late E. J. Thompson, and Mrs. Thompson, of "Mentone," Waverley, to Mr. Gerald…
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ALTHOUGH he has been married only a fortnight, and was to have lift for Orange with his wife last week Frederick Charles…
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A WEDDING of military interest took place at St. James Church when Miss Claire Glasgow, daughter of the late Mr. Leuis H…
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The marriage of Miss Elsie Cull, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Cull, of "Epacris," Ashfield, with the Rev. E. Wilkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Party of Gipsies. Creates Excitement at Lithgow. Court Case and a Wedding. Lithgow
Two carloads of Gipsies arrived in Lithgow yesterday and the town soon knew they were here. Visits Were paid to several establishments, and later there were numerous rumours…
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At Holy Trinity Church, Dulwich Hill, the wedding of Miss Eva Irene Macintosh, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Macintosh, and grand-daughter of the late R. E…
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Creep low, creep low, Where the three white gum trees grow. Bright night, moonlight, Beckons to each flow'r-decked sprite…
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Miss Lorna Pounds, the well-known Australian theatrical star, was quietly married to-day to Hugh Cecil Slinn, a naval officer, at All Souls' Church…
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The wedding of Miss Vera H. M. Wallington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Wallington), of Crimea street, Granville, to Mr. Arthur Alexander…
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The marriage of Miss Marie Thelma Taylor, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor, of Ryde to Mr. Robert Haddon, jun., elder son of Mr. and…
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The wedding of Miss Irene E. Howes, second daughter of Mrs. M. J. Howes,of Wollstonecraft, to Mr. Arthur Rex Turner, oldest son of Mr. J. A. Turner, of Kalube,…
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AT ST. JAMES' CHURCH, King St., on Saturday afternoon, the wedding was celebrated of Minn Irene Howes, daughter of the late Mr. N. J. Howes…
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At St. Stephen's Church, Phillip St., the wedding took place of Miss Ethel Berry, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Berry, of Bay Road. North…
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Mr. and Mrs. William Bragg, well known residents of Maroota and Wilberforce, celebrated their golden wedding at their home at Wilberforce on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Say Your Prayers" Sabbath Morning at Auburn Wanted his Wedding Presents
THhoug John Charles watts has duly "weighed in the prescribed fee, his solicitor did not appear at the parramatta Police court on Friday, to defend the…
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Sir,—"A Woman" whole wrote "No Wedding Bells For Her," giving reasons why she had not married, was evidently the victim of a sad personal experience. Married people generally…
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The wedding of Miss Doris Rose Searle, voungest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Searle of Nundara, Bolingbroke[?]arade. Manly to Mr. wilfred E. Giblson. Nulla station,…
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