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About Horace Lesley Rayner
NSW Bdms
Birth - 22931/1890 RAYNER HORACE L SAMUEL EMMA J MUDGEE
Marriage Registration number 17147/1914 Groom's Family Name RAYNER Groom's Given Name(s) HORACE L Bride's Family Name(s) MCCORMACK Bride's Given Name(s) ELIZA I G District MUDGEE
Death - 8871/1975 RAYNER HORACE LESLIE SAMUEL EMMA JANE
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Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative NSW Thu 15 Oct 1914
RAYNER— M'CORMACK
At St. John's Church, Mudgee. on 23rd September, the wedding was celebrated of Horace Leslie, son of the late Mr. Samuel Rayner, of Mullamuddy, and Eliza Ivy Gladys, daughter of Mr. Thomas M'Cormack of Pyramul.
The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a beautiful gown of satin charmeuse, with an overdress of Brussels lace. The bodice was richly composed of fine net and silver trimming, whilst the court train of charmeuse was caught back with orange blossoms, and embroidered veil completed the toilet. A gold watch and chain, a diamond ring, and shower bouquet of white lillies, sweet peas and as paragus fern, were gifts of the bridegroom.
The bridesmaid, Miss Amy Rayner, sister of the bride groom, wore white pailette silk, with fine lace and pearl trimmings, also pale pink hat, with ostrich feather. Her bouquet of sweet pens, roses, and asparagus fern, with a gold ban gle set with rubies and pearls, were the gifts of the bridegroom. Mr. W. S. Conran acted as best man.
As Mr. and Mrs. Rayner left the church,, the organ pealed out the Wedding March. The wedding breakfast was served at Fitzsimmons' hotel, where about 40 people sat down to a magnificent repast, which reflected tho greatest credit upon the caterer.
The bride travelled in dark red silk crepe de chene, with tartan trimmings and buttons to match. Their future home will be at Mnllamuddy. Tho presents, which were both costly and numerous, were as follows: — (no corrections in this extensive list)
Father of bride, cheque and silver teapot; mother of bride, trotisseau and house linen ; bride to bride groom, pair gold sleeve-links; father of bride, gold scarf _ pin ;? mother of bridegroom, house linen; Mr. Ralph M'Cormack. cheque: Mr. and Mrs. Cook, case of half dozen silver tea spoons : Mr. and Mrs. S. Noonan, silver butter dish and pair vases ; Messrs. T. Hill and Sons (Mudgee), clock; Mr-, and Mrs. R. Croake, sil ver butter dish; Mrs. Godfrey, fruit; plate; Mr. R. O'Hare, butteV dish; Mr. O'Brien, pair vases; Mr. M. Ring, pair vases; Mr. Yendall, jar- ?- diniere ; Mr. and Mrs. Byrnes, pair . ?' pictures; Mr. Enright, fruit 'dish: Mr. and Mrs. Evans, fruit dish : Mr. N. Hyde, half dozen dessert spoons ? and forks: Mr. Kelly, jardiniere; x Mr. and Mrs. Croxon (Sydney)Ppair vases, gipsy table cloth : Mr. and Mrs. Hyde, fruit dish, half dozen egg cups in stand; Mr. J. Noonan (Portland), cheque; Mr. W. Nopnan ? and Miss Hundy, case butter knives : Miss M. Rayner, silver button hook and shop horn in case ; Miss A. Ray- - ner. half doen tea spoons in case : Miss Lila Riiyn°r, silver biscuit bar rel; Miss N. Ring, biscuit barrel; Mr. W. Brennan, biscuit barrel ; Mr. C. Noonan, biscuit barrel and pair cake stands: Mr. and Mrs. J. War drop, cake stand; Mr. and Mrs.' Mel- ? lors.' water jug and glasses; Mr. Seach, pickle jar; Miss D. Noonan, butter; dish; Miss P. Slattery, sauce bottle- Miss L. Noonan, butter dish: ? Mrs. S. Nonnan (Windeyer), butter dish ; Mrs. H. Price, cushion cover : Master Harold Smith, half dozen dinner plates and fruit plates: Miss Sylvia Noonan, fruit plate; Master Leo Enright. sugar basin: Master Aubrey M'Cormack. pair butter dishes and teapot; Master Clifford Byrne, sauce bottle; Master Lyta Byrne, pair milk jugs; Master Phil Noonan, half dozen glasses; Mrs. Gardiner (Portland), marcella quilt; Mr. J. Potter (Binnaway), silver cruet and fruit dish : Mrs. E. Ray ner (Mulla muddy), silver jam dish ; Mr. W. Conrari (Tabrabucca), salt cellars in case; Mr. Brady (Sydney), pair oil paintings : Mrs. Fitzsim mons (Mudgee), table cover; Mrs. Ravner (Round Hill), butter dish and milk jug; Miss J. Croake, table centre.
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Horace Lesley Rayner's Timeline
| 1890 |
June 2, 1890
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Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia
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| 1916 |
March 3, 1916
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| 1917 |
June 17, 1917
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| 1923 |
February 19, 1923
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| 1975 |
March 11, 1975
Age 84
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New South Wales, Australia
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