Cupid Sways Lovers Across Seas Courts and Courtside
A colorful roundup shows Cupid orchestrating marriages from sea to sea. An American mining engineer weds a Greek countess at a Mexican mine, then to Brooklyn and a Greek church ceremony. Also, a Colorado divorce case prompts a fast train wedding to dodge state law, and a Navy officer elopes with a showgirl after an onyx night at a Manhattan chaplain's home.
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New York
Cupid
High Seas
Alice Whyte
M. Hall Cowan
John Bull
Church of England
Windsor
Ont
University of Michigan
Hunter
Miss Whyte
Granada
Father Neptune
Trinidad
Mexico
Countess de Billy
George A. Schroeder
Ventura Mine
Mr. Schroeder
Schroevder
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Seventy-second Street
Lexington Avenue
Victor
God
Cook Tuniel
Colorado
Daniels
Mr. Schley
Colorado Springs
Sehley
Nebraska
Sidney
Carl A. Jaeger
Miss Vanhorn
Hackensack
C. Rudolph Kuebler
David St. John
Hackensack Hospital
Corps of Physicians
Gustav L. Jaeger
Margaret Vanhorn
Mahwah
Mr. Jaeger
Maywood
N. J
Rev. J. 8
Leamer
Admiral Evans
Indiana
Uncle Sam
North River
Ensign Freeman Hall
Ensign Hall
Eleanor Lund
Ardent Court
Henry Marsh Warren
West Ninety-fourth Street
Miss Lund
Mrs. Warren
Dr. Warren
That Rock in Horeb Prefaces the Christ in Rephidim
A sermon on Rephidim frames the rock at Horeb as a symbol of Christ Christ as the source of blessing and the method of its delivery The dramatic rock strike yields water symbolizing the gospel’s life and grace guiding Moses and Israel from thirst to renewal in God’s presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Paul
Israel
Rephidim
Moses
God
Aaron
Marah
Red Sea
Horeb
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God of Love
Bent
Hiram Walk
Ventura Corporation
London
Stratton Independence
Highway