It was the custom of this most amiable prelate to give a garden party once a year, to which came most of the adult population of St. Marys.
The lips were puffed out, the head bent back and he was splashing desperately.
Two stories, the bottom one of stone so that the Indians couldn't set fire to it.
I'd merely say that we four are coming up--that's all.
But in Canada there were only the distant mines of Nova Scotia.
On the following day there were to be athletic sports for the sailors and a garden party by the Mayor and Mayoress for the officers of the fleets and distinguished visitors.
On December 21st the Prince witnessed a tent-pegging exhibition by the 10th Bengal Cavalry, made a round of the hospitals and asylums, and wound up with a garden party at Belvidere and a dinner and grand ball at Government House.
There had even been a rumour that Lady Laura had gone off with a lover from the Duke of Omnium's garden party, and some indiscreet tongue had hinted that a certain unmarried Under-Secretary of State was missing at the same time.
It was to be such a garden party as had never been seen before.
For, though of all parties a garden party is the nicest, everybody is always anxious to get out of the garden as quick as may be.
Men who dance are always an asset, and the more the better; but a strange young girl hung around the neck of the hostess is about as welcome as a fog at a garden party.
And I sez to Miss Meechim, "How would the Mudd-Weakdews receive the carpenter's Son if he should stop at their gate some afternoon while they wuz givin' a garden party to nobility.
Illustration: We wuz all invited to a garden party, gin by Mr. and Miss Curzon.
Grandpapa is going to let us have a garden party; there are tickets to be sold, for we are going to raise money to send poor children out into the country.
She had made up her mind that, cost what it might, she would see Mr. Wells in the flesh; and she had achieved her end at a garden party.
No, dearest: it would be quite proper--say on a canal barge; but it would not be proper for her at a garden party.
Well, sir, in three months I could pass that girl off as a duchess at an ambassador's garden party.
A garden party, by all means, said Miss Dulcibella, and she gave the young ladies to understand that the whole thing was her doing.
Miss Pew had taken it into her head that Mauleverer Manor ought to be better known, and that a garden partywould be a good advertisement.
He also interested himself in the sanitary improvement of the burgh, and entertained the members of the Sanitary Congress, which met at Rothesay in 1898, at a garden party at Mountstuart.
It was the day of Mrs. Burton Jones' garden party, the Bainbridge event for which Miss Davis was, presumably, staying over.
A garden party in Bainbridge is not exciting, in itself.
One could see the grass grow at a garden party, if so many people were not trampling on it.
Today, at Mrs. Burton-Jones' garden party, the acquired restraints of character seemed wearing thin.
We were also in time to welcome our friends at a garden party at Osterley, and to entertain some of them from Saturdays to Mondays in July.
The girls are coming to my garden party to-morrow, and as my mother also expects guests, I'm sure she'd be glad if you would come.
Oh, poor Maria’s not worth a ball--nor even a garden party.
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