Powers Gourand

"... wife?s sister would be trivial compared to the complications that might arise in this case. The former Widow Crocker will naturally make an effort constantly to refer to Mrs. Powers Gourand as her daughter, but circumstances must inevitably and frequently arise which will make it necessary for her to speak of Mrs. Powers Gourand ns her sister-in-law or as ?my husband's sister-in-law.? In like manner Mrs. Powers Gourand, though making an effort to think and speak of the former Widow Crocker as her mother, will be forced at times to speak of her as ?my husband?s brother?s wife,? ..."

"... under the sanction of the ftritlsh authorities, in the Church of St. Clement Danes, London, of Miss CHndys Crocker, daughter of the late Cullfornln millionaire of Son Francisco, to Powers Gourand, who Is her mother?s brother-in-law, or, to be more explicit, the brother of her mother's second husband. In the United States there is no particular objection to the marriage of ..."

"... name with una nimity That was patriotism Talk about complicated family rela tions Heres Miss Gladys Crocker Ashe a California girl with a million married over in London to Powers Gourand her mothers brotherinlaw That makes her sisterinlaw to her mother and step father and aunt by marriage to herself The Field of Politics Warm Campaign Ahead One of the most ..."

"... effort constantly to refer to Mrs. I*owers Gourand as her daughter, but circumstances inuftt Inevitably and freyueatly arise which will uinAe It necessary for her to speak of Mrs. Powers Gourand cm her slster-ln law' or as "ray husband's alster-ln-law/* In like manner Mrs. Powers Oouraud. though making an effort to think and speak of the former Widow Crocker ap her ..."