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... Mr. Alan O’Bryen, eldest son of the late Mr. E. A. O’Bryen and of Lady O’Bryen, will be married to Miss Marie Bidwell on Friday, the 26th inst., at St. James’? Church, Spanish-lane, London, and not the 28th inst., as stated. .••• * ••• A marriage has ...
... 3rd. 1923 interested! 1 don t believe you h.ive it in you to seem interested even if wem to consent marry you! Hut you needn't expect to! The man 1 marry will a real man, who does things, and makes other people do them. on couldn t make do anything 1 didn't ...
... \pril 3* JIM AND THE POWDER PUFF. Before we were married, Jim used to say vigorously, when we saw some woman with made-up face, hope you’ll never put powder and stuff on your face.” 1 was only twenty-two then and very much in love, so of course I said ...
... 3 YEARS’ INCOME MSce EVERY MARRIED MAN Free Advice and infonnation 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 ...
... Photo Lai'uvette Mr. A. Hretland. ol the* M.(».W. Hailway. was married April doth to Miss Lahort Douglas Vi indsor 'rerrace Malabidc Lett Hi{?ht —Mr. H. Baker, late H.N.. best man; Miss Joyce Clarke, Col. H. Hayjn'ond, bride and groom and Miss Victoria ...
... UPS AND DOWNS. Tim—So you are going to marry a nice girl and settle down Tom—Not exactly; I’m going to marry a rich girl and settle up. ...
... employment, and there is a growing feeling that the married who' have no need to work should make room for thfe single woman who has earn her living.' In Government offices about 25 per cent, are married, and the single women are developing strong resentment ...
... 700, and they are marrying the rate of ten a month. Pensions were given to 224,700 men’s widows ; 140,000 are still receiving them, and they are marrying the rate of 2,000 month, so that if the rate continues all will be re-married by 1927. ...
... Drimheary, was married Miss Matilda (Lillie) Morris, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morris Bruce. Ashton —Johnson. August j’th, at Porthcawl, Mr. Philip Ashton, son of Mr. Thomas Ashton, of Ashon-under-Lyne, was married to .Miss Kathleen ...
... * * * Can young married people allord to quarrel, asks “Woman's Life? It i' not so easy :i- seems to lead re.allv happy and married lite. Matrimony is profession —and sometimes a hard one at that. It needs both patience and wariness. There are many pitfalls ...
... among Royalties is to marry later in life than was formerly the rule. King Edward was 21 when he married, King George was 28, and our last Royal bride—Princess “Pat”—was 33 when she was led to the altar. NEW THEORIES ON MARRIED UNHAPPINESS. The Divorce ...
... their daughter has sufficient “dot” how can she marry? The English parent’s idea leaving his children money ait has death does not appeal to the Continental mind. No one would think of allowing a son to marry a girl whose chance of receiving money was as ...