'» ' ' V. Ci U.’V II 1* AIW t U L V- IUI» ItFl'UltThat is the reason the war is still going 011.-o-—WEDDING BELLS.Mr. ,T. M. Mollis anil Miss Allen Married in First Presbyterian Church.■ * i iA very pretty wedding took place last evening in the presence of a* large congregation, mainly ladies, at First Presbyterian church, where the Kev. Dr. Campihell celebrated the marriage of Mr. James Monroe Mellis and Miss {X Alyce Maude Allen. . The ibridcgrooni s was supported by Mr. F. A. Galbraith, jl and the bridesmaid was Miss Dolly *l Nunn. 'Mr. Newton gave the bride ! away. Mr. Jesse Longiiold presided at 0 the organ, and played the wedding 0 march. The bride looked charming, X dressed in cream crepon trimmed with d white China silk with pearl pnssemen-G terie, veil and orange blossoms, and car-1 ried a shower bouquet of white chrv-11 santhemums. The bridesmaid wore 0 white French lawn, trimmed with laeo, and hat trimmed with purple and white, l» and carried a shower bouquet of pur-b pel and white chrysanthemums.' The n bridegroom’s gift to the briile was a •'* gold watch and chain, and to the bridesmaid a chased gold brooch. The « presents were numerous, showing the ’s popularity or the young couple. After 11 the ceremony at the church, a reception i- was hold at the home of Mrs. Dwyers, w 2 Blanchard street. The bride and bridegroom left by the Charmer for h Va neonvo’*, where they will spend their honeymoon, after which they will take up their resilience in Victoria.i- | o