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CHARGESI. W. W.
TOOK "GRAFT"
Mayor Says They Collected
"ProteCtion"

Charges that Seattle T. ". W. az
the time or the last strike. collect
ed protection" money from "sniio''
parlors and gambling dens south Of
Yesler way. were made by Mayor
e. J. Brown Saturday
Mayor Brown threatened arrest
and imprisonment for any l. w. w.
and all Of them. who enter any
Seattle "smlio" place or gambling
hall with the purpose Of closing
such places up by direct action.
II viii arrest all Of them who lay
thsir hands upon another mans
property" the mayor said.
Mayor Brown declared that he
has a number Of ''under-coyer' men
In the ]. W. w. organization who
daily make reports 90 him on what
the organization Is doing. II had
them In the organization during the
last strike" the mayor SAID.
At that time the so-cailed Va
horn committee went around y
cider and soft drink parlors and
threatened them. causing them 20
close their DOORS" the mayor said.
'"rhen the leaders Of the organiza-
ton went tround and collected
money from these same places. un-
der promise Of noninterference when
they ouened again.
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FAIRvIEw PIT. A

Fairvicw PIT A. will meet Thurs.
day Sept. IL. nj ais p. M at the
school, Mrs, John @. Matthews will
speak on Organization" A musical
program will be followed by a recep.
ton for tho teachers and refresh.
ments will DO served,
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BRITISH AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION

The British American association
VIII resume Us meetings at the
Fine Arts hall. i2i3 Fourth ave,
on Friday evening, September IA.
All persons Of British birth cordial.
~ invited.
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Women' s Clubs

with Mrs. Robert s., Faris, oi2
goth ave. ~, on Monday, Sept. 10.
at 2 p. m. Mrs. c. c. Jones and
Mrs Eugene Jones will be the hos.
tesiTes. This Is the first meeting of
the new year and members are
urged to attend.
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Miss Thomson Complimented

parties compliment Miss Frances Thorn
Edward will be week
Uddenberg
dahas
effective decorations Five tables play
lunc a University club.
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w1r.1.rNnroRn CIRCLE

walllngford Circle OF the First
Presbyterian church will meet Wed.
ncsday. September Il. Mt p. m.
at tho home Of Mrs. James Mullen,
1918 y. ss,h 81. Take Green Lake
car.
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Personal

Mrs Henry King. who Joined
hcr sister. Mrs. Joseph Scott %
spokane. 10 Paris several months
ago. viii spend the winter IN Flor
cncc. Italy Mrn. King plans 20
spend "a year abroad.
Or. and Mrs Robert r. Morris
and grandson. Sidney Morris will
return this evening from months
trip 60 Yellowstone park. Glacier
park aud Kooionay canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. David BlEelow, 81
Berkeley. former Seattle residents,
arc visiting Mir Bigelow's sister,
Miss Clara nigolow.
Miss Sara Yeagioy returned this
week from a two months trip In
California. and has taken an apart.
mcnt IN tho MeKclyey.
Miss Florence x CrucEey. accom-.
panied by her mother. Mrs. 4. y,
Cruegey. left today for Vancouver
- C., where she VIII Rttenl crofton
House during the comina
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r Donworth
have removed to their new home az
go 4oth ave. n.
Miss Sally Adams has returned 10
her home in Portland. after spending
several weeks with her parents. Mr
and Mrs. r. Il. Adams.
Miss Hazel LhndeH has returned
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Victoria. - c.
Air. and Mrs, Ronald Addison Case
were the guests last week OF Miss
Kathleen Gaffney.
Mr.. Alexander PantaEos. with bis
daughter. Carmen. and son. Rodney.
arrived in town Wednesday from
New York. on their way 20 their
home Ia Los Angeles. and are guests
at tho Hotel Washington for a few
days.
Mrs Webster Cole and daughter
Jean Loyat Cole. OF Marietta. Ga.
have arrived 10 spend tho fall and
winter months with Mr. and Mrs.
Chester King az their homo in the
! University district. AIrs Cole Is
Mrs. Kings mother.
Mrs r. r. Kitchens. Of Chicago.
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
! J @. remnant for two and half
months. viii leave for her homo 10
about 10 days
Dr. L. Blake Baldwin has returned
from three months trip East.
Miss Kathleen BcninEfield. who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
TidmArHh and Miss Phebo Nell It'd.
marsh FOR some time. In sailing Mon.
day from Portland on tho Moerdlik
for her home In England.
Or. and Mrs George n. McI.ough
lin arc occupying apartments at the
Carlyle,
Mas ElmA Collins returned las,
evening from two months trip In
California.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Krinke have
returned from a three weeks trip
! ~ Hood canal
Mrs. ADA Delghton Killing re.
turned last week from a three weeks
yisi, in Yakima.
Miss Elizabeth Hammons win
spend the week with sir. and Mrs.
Gilbert Lc Baron Duffy at their
home near Three Tree Point.
Mrs. John Rohsis simlson. OF San
Diego. Ia tho guest for q fortnight Of
DR. and Mru. D. A. Mitchell,
:
Miss Ellen pulflhEe returned Mon
day from a 10 days trip TO Alaska.
Mrs. Henry Hibbard left today for
Washington. y. c.. where she viii
5 visit Mrs. Stewart Barbour. Later
she will meet Mr.. Hubbard IN New
York and they viii return by way Of
= California.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Carter,
/. who have been the guests Of Mir
: and Mrs. John A. Porter for several
!, weeks. left today for New York. "a
sail later for travel in Europe before
returning 20 their homo in South
+. America.
Miss Elizabeth Hurlbut. with her
I. guest. Mics Judith Taylor. arc
spending week In Victoria. II. C
JUNIOR YEoMEN
Tho Junior Yenmpn will meet Sat.
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EyERGREEN LODGE NO. 2

Evergreen Lodge No. 2. A. o. U.
W., are planning an Indian Sum.
mer' dance on Monday evening,
september 10. in the A. o. u. w.
hall, .1409 Ninth ave.
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HARMoNY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead Brother.
hood Of American Ycomen. will
give tia regular dance on Tues.
dny evening. September II. at
Moose hall. Eighth ave. and Union
ri.
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wrsr srArrLE ART cLun

Members ~ the West Seattle Art
club win visit the studio of Mr.. Paul
Gustin on Wednesday afternoon,
September IL. at 2 o'clock.
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QUEEN CITY SUNSHINE CLUB
sHAwoNDAssE CLUB TO
GIVE BENEFIT PARTY

The shawondassc club has planned
n bridge party at the Hotel Wash.
ington. on Friday, September 81. NJ
? p. m, tho proceeds 10 be used for
relief work in Japan. There viii he
50 tnbics In play on the mezzanlne
floor.
Mrs. W. II. Martin Is serving M
chairman OF n committee on mr..
rangcmcnts. assisted by Mrs l.. NJ.
woodruff. Mrs. l.. V Rawlings, Mrs.
w. Scot, Riggs. Mrs J. L. Megrew.
Mrs. william McGregor and Mrs. c.
D. stratton.
Those wishing 10 reserve tables
should call Mrs. stratton. ME lrse.
1851.
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RowrNA CIRCLE

Rowcna circle Of tho American
Brotherhood Of American Yeomen.
wtil meet with Mrs w. l.. Hewitt,
NJ the Sheridan apartments on
Thursday. September IL. At .. m.
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MYRTLE SOCIAL CLUB

Myrtle Social club will meet with
Mrs. j. J. Drake. 1891 13th ave.
on Monday. Sept. 10, at 2 D. m.
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Special Features for Orthopedic Night

Amons the special features planned for or'hopede Night at Maepuga
fashion
benefit chndrens orthopcdc hospital viii
Future viii orphcum
Tickets affair McDouga suhwks
the
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Rridne Tea Honors Guest

OF Mrs. John Dow,
after
presided table
and Franklin Stephens assisted.
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woMAN,s cENTunY cLuB


The woman's Century club will
begin It's fall activities next week
with the household administration
department holding It's first meeting
Of the year on Wednesday, septem.
her II, at the homo Of Mrs. Almon
Allan. 23O2 Fourth ave, Apt. No
302. The department this year will
study interior decoration and the
first meeting presents the follow
ing interesting program Resume
OF short course in home dccora.
tions, Mrs. Blake ID. Mills; luncheon
topic. Routine In the Morning,
Mrs a. /. Nofsinger.
The literature and travel depart
ment will hold It's first meeting OF
the year Friday morning septem.
Der IA. at II o'clock. at the Y w.
c. A. a program OF unusual In
terest has been arranged for the
years work. Miss Cynthia Adams,
chairman Of the department. wishes
to emphasize the importance OF this
first meeting snd desires every
member TO attend. The program
will consist OF "Foreword," Mrs
Mary Ramsdell: "Adrieno Toner
and "Taute," by Anna Douglnss
scdgewick, will be reviewed by Mrs,
Robert Enegrcn.
The regular meeting Of the club
will be held Friday. September u,
at D. M, Mt the Y. w. G. A,
Business meeting followed by pro
gram at p. m. Report OF dele.
gates to the state Federation. Mrs
John Wesley Dolby will give two
vocal numbers. Goodbye, SUM
mer" and "The Last Rose OF Sum
fncr'; plano numbers, selected, Mrs
IL. ". Beckett, Address by the pres
ldent, Mrs. George u. Schofeld
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wrsr woonLANn -. a.

West woodland PIT. A. will hold
It's first meeting OF the year on
wednesday. September IL. at 2:3s
p. M. In the school auditorium.
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Mrs. Vincent Gives Bridge Luncheo1

compliment Henry
leaving York
university
twelve followed bridge
H1l
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To Entertain at Coli Club

H. luncheon Tuesday
Chicago
water
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WEST SEATTLE REVIEW
SEWING CIRCLE

West Seattle Review. w u. A..
Sewing Circle. will meet at the home
of Mrs. Samuel Walmsley. 25oS 44th
s. w, on "Wednesday, September ~,
at / p. m.
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sEATTLE woMAMs cLUB

The Seattle Woman's club will
meet Monday. September 10, al
the Federated clubhouse. Tho
board OF executives will assemble
promptly at p. m. The regular
assembly opens At .. m. The
hostosges will be Mrs. r. c. Ma
grath and Mrs Ray MCGOWAN
After the presidents greetings the
program on ciyics will be in charge
OF Mrs. Helen N. Stevens. The
following vocal selections will b.
given by Madame Mary Louise
Clsry: II Did Not Know" bJ
vanderpool; - japanese Lullaby
by cnst "a VISION by colcrIdse
Taylor
PHIIDMUS CLUE
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HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
To MEET

To MEET
Tho Norwegian Hospital associa-
ton announces the opening Of ita fall
work at business meeting in Nor
way hall. Tuesday. September IL. nt
/ 80 o'clock In the afternoon.
QUEEN CITY SUNSHINE CLUB
The Queen City Sunshine club
will resume it, series Of card
parties September 18th NJ the Ma
sonic Temple.
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Luncheon for Three BrideS-ELect

Emory Mildred
Tacoma
Thursday
the Rainier
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House Party at Summer Home

Gibson house
Of Captain birthday.
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PUBLIC HEALTH
. COMMITTEE

The public health committee OF
the Red Cross will meet Tuesday.
September II. at 1890 D. m. in the
private dining room OF the Y. w.
10, A..
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MoMEN,s cIvIc cL1fn

woMEN's CIVIC CLUB
The womcn's Civic club win hold
It's first meeting OF the club year
Tuesday. September IL. at 2 p. m,
in the Erickson room Mt the Y. w.
c. a. The executive board will meet
at p. m.
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Cards ont for Large Tea

Mrs, h l. Tuediy
September IS Mt Heens
place.
The affair compliment Franklin
Lawon OF Bremerion Miss Phoebe sutton who
leaving September 20 Madison the University OF
Alexander entertainment
or her guests presiding at win be Mrs laton Hwg
Mrs Ida Havke John Matthews Mrs Alfred Schneider
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IuN1oR YEoMEN

Tho Junior Yeomen will meet Sat
urday. September Is. Mt 2 p. m. in
A. o. U. w. hall. 1909 Ninth ave.
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BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION


p, m. NJ the home OF Mrs. c. l..
cardcr, 4oOs Bagley ave.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION
Tho Women's Baptist Missionary
Union viii be held Mt tho First Bap.
list church. Harvard and Seneca SITS.
on "Wednesday. Sept. IL.
The program follows:
Morning Session
10 Devotional, Mrs. J. y. Lea,
1886 Bunlncaa.
i00-----''whars Doing This Fall" Three
minute talks by leaders, wv w c.
Mrs. II. u. Matthews, &c. w, o." Mira.
w, w. DcForeat, white Gross" Mrs,
II H. Young, missionary Education. 7"
Mrs, j. O. Keith" Followed by dlaous-
nion OF autumnal plans Leader. Mira.
J. II. Reynolds.
i2,0O--LoyRlty luncheon. Mrs. w. L..
Thompson.
Mrs. Poarce Davis.
12:a0-@unaket luncheon, Miss Jane BkIsf
viii bo honor ginat Mt luncheon. Ono
hot dish and coffee served by ladies OF
the First church.
Afternoon Session
I ia0- Devotional. Dr. v. ". Matthews.
fAb-Roii call and offering.
2l00- Address Miss Isabel Crawford
2 iaD Solo. "nohold the Master Paasoth
ny" utammond), Mr. w. II. Worth.
2Ab--Addresa. Experiences and Obrcrva-
lions IN Europe" Or, j, n, Watson.
Tho offlccrn OF the union Include
President. Mrs. l.. a. Mcaohnm. Vice
president, Mrs, ", w. Foster, recording
secretary, Mrs, H. g, Whlttlcsey. CORE
npondlng secretary, Mrs. y II, kofr,
treasurer, Mrs. Verne Dyer
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Mrs. FarlS1Uorth to GiUe Luncheon

w O. house MI
Mrs George Fars and Mrs w IL Freh who Is home from
=.
luncheon Of ten her home Monday afternoon
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Mrs. Shorts Names Tea Assistants

Mrs. II l. Hosal
a
Friday afternoon honor Mrs. Arthur sewuu Hagge
Assisting win be Ewen Knncar.
William
dining
Dorothy Hnsget Bamtori Ruby Garfield Helen
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PHILoMUs CLUE
Tho phIIomug club Will meet
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THURSDAY PROGRESSIVE

The Thursday Progressive club
will meet Thursday. Sept. 10. at 2
p, m. nj the home OF Mrs. G. l..
Carder 400S Bagley ave.
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BetrothqL Announced

Mr. Kennedy. Westminster c.
Dorothy
shaw Of The wedding win
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Miss Elizabeth Huribut. with her
guest. Miss Judith Taylor. are
spending a week in Victoria. II. C.
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Mrs. Webster Cole and daughter.
Jean LoYat Cole. OF Marietta, Ga.
have arrived TO spend tho fall and
winter months with Mr. and Mrs.
Chester King az their homo In tho
University district. Mrs Cole is
Mrs Kings mother.
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Miss Sara Yeagloy returned this
week from a two months trip In
California. ana has taken an apart
mont In the MeSclyey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David BlEelow, o.
Berkeley former Seattle residents.
are visiting MIR nigelow's sister
Miss Clara niRolow.
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Miss Florence x CrueRey. accom-.
panied by her mother Mrs, 4. n,
cruegcy. left today for Vancouver.
~. C.. where she VIII Riteni crofion
House during the comina
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Or. and Mrs. Robert y. Morris
and grandson. Sidney Morris Will
return this evening from months
trip 60 Yellowstone park. Glacier
park aud Kootcnay canyon.
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brother married. / must. | tell you, |
must!"
Instantly several ushers made their way
to the door. They saw'a tall man, plainly
dressed, dripping from the rain which had
been falling in torrents. He was
struggling with the police, making futile
efforts to break through the ropes.
His hand shook as he submitted an en-
graved wedding invitation. 1t was adj
dressed to "Mr. and Mrs. Emile Rheault,
Sherbrook, Canada" ii
81 am Captain Rheault's brother" he
explained to the ushers. 81 must see this
ceremony performed. Tell my brother
am here. He will understand"
The strangers voice had excellent
carrying power. Heads began to turn in
surprise to the door. The crowd outside
began to be excited and to take sides.
Some advised him to go right in and
others to shut up. 1t was no sort of scene
to occur at the threshold of such an inn
portant wedding as that of the rich Miss
Bradley.
The bewildered ushers hastily con-
ferred. They begged the stranger to be
silent One of them slipped up the aisle
to the altar. He whispered to the Very
Rev. Monsignor M. ]. Splaine, who was
performing the ceremony. He whispered
to the groom, whose face was matching
showing every sign of intense annoyance.
Naturally, too, the bride was surprised
and annoyed.
And the fashionable audience was much
amazed. They would have gasped if
thew had not remembered that they were
Bostonians-or if they had not thought
that, if they did gasp those closest to the
altar might not be able to hear what was
being said and tell about it afterwards.
The usher slipped back along the aisle.
usher brought cold comfort to the
dripping stranger -.
Captain Rheault," he said with fnality,
desires that you will leave the church
without causing further annoyance. He
regards your interruption as an in
trusion."
But" persisted the apparently, thor
oughly amazed stranger, ~ have told you
that | am his brother. | have come all
the way from Canada to see the ceremony.
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/ only ask that l may be allowed to sit
in the back of the church If there is
any doubt about my relationship this in
yitation will surely identify me-"
At this point another of the ushers, an
authority on the little social niceties, ex-
amined the invitation.
"Oh, see," he explained "This is an
invitation to the wedding reception. 1t
does not admit guest to the church
ceremony. Please leave without further
trouble"
Escorted by mob of curious onlookers
and group of similarly unadmitted news
paper men, the Intruder" took himself to
the damp shelter of nearby fruit stand
81 am Emile Rheault, of Sherbrook,
Quebec" he told the latter 81 am a train
dispatcher there, and l am a brother of
Captain Charles Rheault. Our family was
naturally interested in the marriage of our
brother to the prominent and wealthy Miss
Bradley 1t was only natural that a poor
train dispatcher :. like myself should be
deeply interested in the dazzling match
between my ex-policeman brother and this
cultured millionaress
although all the immediate members
of my family received invitations, we
could not all make the journey. 1t was
quite out of the question. So | was
elected to represent the family and bring
BACK TO Lnem Il description OF the event.
| regret that far | have been unable to
grasp all the details of the ceremony.
at is unfortunate, of course, but it is
just a misunderstanding. When my
brother comes out he will recognize me
and will invite me to join him at the we'd
ding breakfast"
For about fifteen minutes the stranger
waited in the rain until a break in the
crowds warned him that the ceremony was
at an end. An expectant smile lightened
his face as the bride appeared at the
church door with her gallant captain
bringing up the rear. He stepped forward
as the couple started down the steps.
And then the waiting onlookers were
treated to one more surprise.
The captain, hurrying to the waiting
Bradley limousine, passed his brother"
without a sign of recognition!
There was a scurry, a rush to avoid the
photographers, and the automobile doors
were slammed to on the bridal couple.
tC) 1923. by American Weekly. Il
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VUYHEN Miss Rosamund Bradley,
w daughter of the socially prominent
and enormously rich Robert Stow
Bradleys of Boston, announced not long
ago her engagement to an ex-policeman
of the Canadian Northwest Mounted, all
fashionable Boston was much surprised.
To be sure, Miss Bradley's policeman
was not the kind who held down beat in
South Boston, or who held up traffic on
fremont street. The Northwest Mounted
is romantic organization whose exploits
and adventures have furnished many
theme for story writer and motion picture
scenario. Also he had been an officer in
the Royal Canadian Dragons during the
war.
Yet Captain Charles Rheault-the
lucky suitors name-waS not precisely
the kind of husband fashionable society
had visualized as the one the Common
wealth avenue heiress would choose. They
had fancied she would pick some rich
American, with an old and carefully
trimmed family tree, or perhaps duke or
an earl.
The plain truth was that Captain
Rheault had neither money nor aristocratic
connections. Miss Bradley's affair had
been a most romantic one, however She
had correspondent with him first in bleak
Labrador, where she had gone with the
Granville Mission soon after her debut.
She had written home that he was "a man
of the great outdoors" a "real, red
blooded, strong-hearted hero" zone hum
bred per cent man" and other things. And
the romance had ripened in France, where
she had gone as nurse.
He had wooed and won her in his let
tiers and the two had written to each other
for eight years before either of the pair
had met face to face!
So when Miss Bradley entered the ex-
elusive ST. Mary's Church of Roxbury,
a few days ago, and made her way up the
flower banked aisles to the altar, where
her picturesque Captain was awaiting her
in the scarlet, cobalt blue and gold of his
British uniform, practically all of Boston
fashionable society filled the pews.
And not one of them guessed that even
greater surprise was coming.
The ceremony began. 1t was simple
one, performed perforce in the vestry,
since the bride was not Catholic. And
it was not until the diamond studded
platinum wedding ring was poised above
Miss Bradley's white hand that the strange
thing happened. -,
From the roped-off doors, guarded by
nine husky policeman, voice suddenly
rang out through the church:
''But ! am his brother! | have come
all the way from Canada! | must see my
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the Back Bay debutantes and dowagers
settled down to wonder about it and to
discuss how it had all happened. They re-
called the romance of the heiress and her
unknown hero, a romance rivalling the
most romantic movie situation.
They had first met by mail and it was
eight years before the ex-policeman and
the heiress saw each other face to face!
But during those years the letters of
Captain Rheault wove the strongest web
of love around Miss Bradley's heart. AL
though fitted by birth, education and
wealth to take a leaders place in exclu
sive Boston society, Miss Bradley had al
ways looked upon life as serious matter.
Her debut was brilliant, but hardly was it
over than she announced she had made up
her mind to go as nurse to the DR.. Gren-
fall mission on the coast of Labrador.
She went, and there, through her work,
she received the first letter from Rheault,
hundreds of miles away. There was some
thing about the letter, although it dealt