All-white Wedding. Lard Stanley's Daughter Married
The first society wedding of the year in London was that of the Hon. Adelaide Stanley, daughter of Lord Stanely, of Alderley (formerly…
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Naval Wedding
The marriage of Surgeon-Lieutenant Dixon' Hudson, of H.M.A.S. Geranium, son of Rev. and Mrs. Dixon Hudson, of Hurstville, and Miss Kathleen Ward,…
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MOST men notice at once whether a woman's left band, if ungloved wears a wedding-ring or not; it is in fact, the first thing they…
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A gay wedding party at the little town of Clery-sur-Somme, in the heart of the old Somme battlefield, was broken up recently by a murder…
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The Richmond Hall, Lismore, was on December 29 the scene of a notable family gathering, assembled for the purpose of celebrating the…
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The marriage was celebrated at the Presbyterian church. Ocean-street, Woollahra (which was decorated with pink and white flowers, a huge fioral bell, and archway) on…
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The marriage of Miss Lurline May McDonald, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, of East Sydney, to Mr. William John Jones, eldest son…
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A wedding of considerable interest to friends of the bride's family took place in London on January 14, when Miss Letitia Billyard Leake, only…
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A very pretty wedding took place at St. Curbbert's Church of England, Naremburn, recently, when Miss Evelyn Brookes, eldest daughter of Mr. and…
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A wedding was celebrated recently at St. Mary's Church of England, Wavorley, by the Rev. E. A. North-Ash, When Miss Dot Steuerwald, only child…
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OWING to the bridegroom being recalled to Fiji on urgent business, the wedding of Miss Nell Joske to Mr. S. H. Ellis this afternoon was arranged…
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ARCHDEACON BOYCE officiated at the marriage of Miss Elsie Roberts with Mr. [?] Noon at St. Pauls Redfern on Saturday. The…
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The wedding of Miss Constance May Grimwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Grimwood, of Richmond, to Mr. Harold Sidney Paull, son of Mr. and…
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June Hamilton leaned back in the corner of the big car. For a moment she felt a glow of excitement at the prospect of what the day was to bring:…
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AN arch of steel, formed by the officers of H.M.S. Geranium, and a guard of honor by voluntary workers at Burdekin House, were features of the…
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Mr. Hunter L. Hendry, of Melbourne, only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hendry, of Botany-street, Randwick, and Miss Vide Abarnethy, youngest daughter of Mrs. Aberne thy, of Beaument-street, Rose Bay, whose marriage, [?] celebrated by Rev. S. Halliday, at St. John's,…
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THE MARRIAGE of Miss Nell Josks and Mr. Samur Howard Eills, M.B.E., of Fiji and N.Z. yesterday afternoon, was followed by a…
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TWO guards of honor made the wedding of Miss Kathleen Ward to Surgeon-Lieutonant Kingsley Dixon Hudson, of the H.M.A.S. Geranium, at…
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An attractive wedding was celebrated at St. Mark's Church, Darling Point, yesterday afternoon, when Miss Nell Joske, only daughter of the late Aleck…
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SURGEON-LIEUTENANT KINGSLEY HUDSON AND MISS KATHLEEN WARD, WHO WERE MARRIED AT ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL YESTERDAY AFTERNOON…
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