... MARRIED CHUMS. I .wonder 'haw many married oouptes miss the perfect .chumship marriage. Even people who have stanted out in ilife dowered iwi'fh a full possession of that wonderful feeling called love, miss 'this ideal companionship, while others, apparently ...

... EVEN THE NEWLY-MARRIED. Even newly-married people and those who are thinking of marrying are also turning their thoughts in the same direction, owing to the difficulty of obtaining houses and the high cost of furnishing. The Overseas Settlement Department ...

... 'MARRIED WOMEN’S INCOME TAX. The married woman has not yet secured the right separate income tax assessment. The question mostly concerns midle-class families where wife and husband both have incomes, and which taxation would consideraibly less than it ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... * * * 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Not knowing anything the happiness of married life she resolutely sets herself against the : of marriage. Many a business girl before marriage has a fairly large amount money spend on pleasure and dre.-s. she marries she would have comparatively ■a small ...

... and looking ahead with kind of willing-martyr expression, as though they had decided for conscientious reasons on getting married and were resolved to go through with it. Who on earth can he be?” , . Vera was unable to surmise, and merely “Fancy Pynsent ...

... Her mother, Mrs. Tracy, had married twice. Dorns could not remember her step-father, but she learnt that he had died when she was eighteen months old. Her own father had died before she was born, and her mother had then married a Captain Tracy in the Navy ...

... of such vital importance to me. I am thinking of his young wife.” Talmagi exclaimed, in surprise, “His wife!” “Yes, he is married to Beatrice Dalma; and if he should recover his reason for a time imagine what sort of fate may be in store for that child ...