... big light. must help him to win.” Then a bitter thought drove its way into her head. ‘*l must help him lo win, then he can marry his brilliant and beautiful fiancee.” She bent over the ledger, and only once did a film of tears obscure her view, making ...

... l inlaid with silver. Mr. P. T. Barr acted as best man, and a reception at Balmarino was held by Mrs. Chauncy. Ihe newly-married pair left for liars, Switzerland, the bride traveling in navy-b.ie ribbed s Ik dress, and a coat of the same colour, with ...

... J. Powell, M.A., Rector of the Parish, Captain John Groothoff, son of the late J. Groothoff, Za.t, Bommcl, Holland, was married amid very happy surroundings to Miss Dorothy Studdard, daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Studdard, ‘Croxteth,” Sutton, Co. Dublin ...

... refuses to pay his debts. The boy fails in his final medical examination, and is about to be sent to Canada when he gets married. hreats of breach of promise follow , but in the last act the “White-headed Boy” is forgiven. * # * As Denis,” the central ...

... with impotence. “I won’t bullied like i!as!” burst from her lips. •• Vou will be bullied! You’ve got say right now, if \au 11 marry or not, —to-day.” To-day? What nonsense!” 10-dav. I’ve got the licence right here in my pocket.” Vou can’t mean to-day ...

... Edwardes, that woidd be lovely! Hut eave here?” an “Well, as it happens, was just lumie for holidays. I am going home to married so shall delighted t> vour escort. But I can quite well wa : t another fortnight, if you will change your mind.” But Dorris ...

... time; thev became man ami wife. loan s;i\s she never dreams now—there are so many “realities to looked after when one’s married! DKVIK.” ...

... Charles Moulsoo Campbell was best man, and a reception was held at the Hibenv.an Hotel, Dawson Street, after which the newly married pair left for the South-West Coast of Ireland. The bride travelled in molegabardine costume a toque of the same colour,, and ...

... whose best man was brother, the Revd. John Armstrong. A reception at the Gresham Hotel preceded the departure of the newly-married pair for Bray, Co. Wicklow, the bride travelling in a dark cloth costume, a seal coat trimmed mole, and a brick-coloured rucked ...

... bridesmaids. The best man was Mr. F. I ssher (ireer, brother of the bridegroom, and after dejeuner at Ellesmere the newly-married pair left for the North of Ireland. ** ...

... Society and Sociai. Review. Reynoldes' pipe dropped to the ground. “Vour —hus- he ei;hoefl in amazement. “Then —he married you-?” “Av--he married me!” she answered with a little “Do vou th : I would have with him for .ess than that?” “Vou never told me, Ntlla ...

... and to the train-bearers turquoise pendants. Dejeuner for members of both families only was at 6 Elgin Road, and the newly-married pair left for London, the bride going away in navy-blue Milanese, embroidered in gold and trimmed with mole fur, blue lace-trimmed ...