... whom I reposed the utmost confidence, had become so Americanized that because her father and mother would not allow her to marry the young man of her choice, she eloped with him. Just think of it! Such a thing was unheard of in a past generation. In the ...

... in October—and Mr. Smiley's guests are invited to remain from Tuesday afternoon until Saturday morning. An invitation to a married man includes his wife. Two sessions are held daily, beginning at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. In addition to formal addresses arranged ...

... can be educated up to good and true citizens of this Republic when properly treated. They were welcomed to Hawaii ; they married Hawaiian daughters, and to-day no better mixed race exists than the mixture of Chinese and Hawaiians. ...

... And the end of all is nothingness. A goodly apple rotten at the core ! David said, All men are liars —being very much married he took no chances: Michael had once criticised his dancing. The sage of Chelsea said they were mostly fools. David was ...

... vice-president of the same. In he was elected president of Wilberforce University, a position which he now holds. In 1881 he married Sarah C. Bierce, a lady of high literary attainments, and a writer for many magazines. President Scarborough has long been ...

... I can never understand is this : why don't they bring black women or girls with them? But they demoralise white girls by marrying them. Of course it is not fair to judge the coloured race by Jack Johnson or Sam Langford or other pugilists. I have heard ...

... Bundu Society, and one of the important obligations of these friendships is mutual aid in the matter of marriage. When a girl marries, if she is lucky enough to become the first and head wife of a rich chief, any of her mates, remaining unmarried, have prior ...

... supplying the gutter-press with toothsome copy and its readers with the daily thrill—or upon your death she not infrequently marries some plausible knight of society who helps to squander her purchase money. ...

... You pile up riches. You subdue weaker atoms, who with the poor you grind down in order that you may obtain more wealth. You marry the reigning beauty of your little set, and turn her into an expensive clothes-horse and jewellery-exhibit, so that you may ...

... these ideas of perfect or complete and exclusive sexual constancy between one man and one woman during the whole period of married life, which is the very soul of the monogamy of the Western civilization), as a kind of regulated and organised concubinage ...

... Crown Prince 1889 ; married in 1900 to Princess Sadako, and has three sons. (2) Princess Masako, born in 1888 ; married Prince Tsunchisa. (3) Princess Fusako, born 1890 ; married to Prince Narihisa. (4) Princess Noboku, born 1891 ; married to Prince Yasuhiko ...

... upon to rule. His marriage in 1900 was a notable innovation on previous usage. Up to that date no Japanese royalty had been married in public, but Prince Yoshihito had determined that the wedding should be carried out in European style, and a large number ...