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... —Continued. “Sylvia married! You think she will marry Pap?” “I am sure she will. She is acutely miserable without him. He has only to come home.” “But, my dearest, we settled that before,” he interrupted with tender haste. “If Sylvia married you would sell ...
... * » * Miss Bennett, who is engaged to be married to Capt. Percy Wyndham, A.D.C., is staying at the Viceregal Lodge. Lord Oranmore and Browne has returned to Ireland by the Dunleary route. * * * Sir Joseph and Lady MacGrath have left for England via Dunleary ...
... January 29, * . Would kittens be an objection, provided it was properly married cat? Must it have a pedigree, and be entered m the stud-book ? Must it have won anything raUfe, or a fight, or any little thing of that sort? Must it . My aunt patted hand; ...
... The Queen, accompanied by Princess Mary, and attended by Mr. Harry Verney, visited the married quarters of the 2nd Life Guards at Hyde Park Barracks during last week. Marshal Foch had the honour of lunching with the King and Queen at Buckingham Palace ...
... • The Hon. Mrs. Trench, whose son, Mr. W. F. Trench, 'was married in Cork to Miss Norah Maud Becher last month, was unfortunately not able to be present at the wedding. A most untoward accident befel her just previous to the event, resulting in an injury ...
... April 21st, 11)23 A man of forty who has made up his mind to marry and settle down is not unlike a small boy setting out for his first school. His elders, tradition, and his natural impulse for adventure tell him that all is well, and yet any reprieve ...
... You '-cc, she went on, Irom married >i-lers and friends liave told me, the husband’s mother often the in the ointment of married life; and certainly it seems very hard for two women of perhaps entirely antipathetic natures to have on a footing of forced ...
... YEARS’ INCOME of EVERY MARRIED MAN. Free Advice and information sent re “The Perfect Policy.” “Adaptable Policy,” Educational Policies for Children and Special Ladies’ Policies on application to THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY (Established ...
... January, 12th, 1924. Irish Society and Social Review. Plums horn the Plays. “ You won’t marry me?” No'” PBiOM “THE RING AND THE ROSE.” It’s a pity. You don’t; talk much. You’d have made a splendid wife.” “I’ve always got a smile and kind word for eve ...
... Holmes held a reception at Lowtown House, the newly-married couple leaving’ later for Newcastle, Co. Down. The bride travelled in a stylish costume of biscuit doth, and a hat of the same colour trimmed with a pale shade of blue. The wedding gifts were ...
... By kind permission oj THE HiIMOKIST,' qM x WBBm m™ m u, ;:iHtiMlwL\ ”* Si^MHlbeb- THIS YOUNG FOOL., marry HIM A blame it oir - the jolly miller {who finds the boom in art very profitable): now then; THE NEXT ONE CAN BE GETTING READY. 'fi’s JUST FINISHING ...
... 3 YEARS’ INCOME of EVERY MARRIED MAN. Free Advice and information sent re The Perfect Policy,” Adaptable Policy,” Educational Policies for Children and Special Ladies' Policies on application to THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY (Established ...