... so act, and that some substances can be excreted by them without undergoing this change, e.g., the active principle of asparagus, known to chemists as asparagin. Now, the udder can also act as an excretory organ, and allows substances to pass through ...

... frills and sashes of . the Ban. -. • to match, with wreaths ot • gold shoes and stockim-- • bouquet of William Allen I. • asparagus. and trails happy - couple entered the char. I. Mi. played Lolleuicrin'a AI Meioleissohn's wedditd: march a leaving. After ...

... frock of ivory charmenee surmounted by a wreath and veil, and she carried a beautiful bouquet of pink and white rosebuds and asparagus fern. Her only ornament was a rope of pearls. She was attended by two bridesmaids—Miss Whilhelmina M'Neill (sister), who ...

... orange blossoms. She wore a string pearls, the gift of the bridegroom, and cal l ried a shower bouquet of white lilies and asparagus, tied with silver ribbon. There were four bridesmaids, Miss Bertha leers and Miss Hilda leers (sisters), Miss Kathleen leers ...

... witness the ceremony. Attired in tan marocain, and carrying a lovely bouquet of white dahlias, sweet pea, and maidenhair and asparagus fern, the bride was a charming figure. The bridesmaid, Miss Maggie M'Esy, also carried • bouquet, and looked sweet in a costume ...

... orange blossoms, and veil, and serried beautiful bouquet if white awaiting* and asparagus fern. the gift the bridegroom, u were the spray* of pink carnations end asparagus warn by the bridesmaids, Miss Olive (sister of the bride) end Mies Agnes Martin ...

... Rosborough. The bouquet presented to the Duchess of York was composed of crimson carnations (Avtaterl interspersed with asparagus fern and trails of similar tied with crimson and white satin ribbon to match. Mr. and Mrs. Christie and Mr. William Henry ...