... had injured mine. He was working to get me out of the place, and right away where I could hot spoil his game—and that was to marry Miss Bretherton himself, as he was trying hard to do. And he was seeking to hurt the tea buisness also —can you see’ why?” ...

... all carried bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums. A reception was held Devonshire Mansions prior to the departure of the newly married pair for the Souths East Coast. ❖❖ WEBB—MILLS. On December 23, at Castletown Churcn by the Very Rev. the Dean of Killaloe ...

... which have little colour introduced, or some gold or silver trimming. In your case, I should think it would be wiser to be married in smart travelling costume. Such an early and quiet wedding makes this more suitable. Of course you can have a smart white ...

... was Mr. Robt. S. Swift Bradshaw, brother of the bridegroom. A reception at Percy Place preceded the departure of the newly-married pair for the West of Ireland, and the bride when leaving assumed saxeblue coat frock, embroidered in lighter shades, smart ...

... commission as Guards owing Reg.ment • of King Edward, ill health. . AiK ei - t Edward. He and bears the l v ßosamund Bingham, married m ,8 94 Lady Lucan . They silver wedding this year. • The engagement is announced ol David Bucher, Esquire, of Cordova, Argentina ...

... startling “stunts.” Ther graceful and daring evolut ons being eagerly watched and greatly ad mired. The departure of the newly-married couple was accompanied by much laughter and the throwing of rice. A great many of the guests then inspected the wedding gifts ...

... about in a big motor car, and maybe giving a grand ball now and then. Ida may marry an Earl, and Laura a Viscount.” “And you, Effie, asthore, what about you?” “Oh, I shan’t marry at all,” said Effie, tossing back her plait from her shoulders, “I, mean to ...

... Regiment, fulfilled the duties of best man, and a reception at Drinagh R ...

... First Presbyterian Church Garvagh, when Miss Alberta Moore, vounge'st daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moore, Garvagh, was married to Lieut. A, \V. Arkell, of the North Staffordshire Regiment, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arkell, Byfleet, Surrey. The service ...

... W( j Mayor, wore a lovely jad'e-grcen satin gown, draped panel of bead and sequin embroidery, an.] a wreath her hair. Her married sister wore black with a fur wrap. Miss Scales had on a jad;.. green Georgette gown over white silk ; Miss Downes wore pink ...

... the Royal weddings take place in the Chapel Royal, St. James’s Palace, but the bride elect prefers to be married at the Abbey. Her choice in marrying a commoner the brother of the Earl of Walhousie—accords with her somewhat pronounced democratic ideas, ...

... does her cousin, Fred, it seems.” “They’re very good chums; always have been.” “I had a s : ster very like her once. She’s married and in India now, I never see her. I’m rather isolated from my own family, they’re all dispersed over the world. You have ...