CHAPTER XVIII.

A CHURCH WEDDING. Douglas’ wedding would have gratified a soul more avid for form and beauty than Mrs. Carter. The big Episcopal church was fragrant with myriads of flowers and filled to o’erflowing with the many connections and friends who came to witness the union of two of the oldest families in the state. George Wright and Rodney Day were two of the friendliest of ushers and Bill made a handsome and embarrassed best man. Tillie was a charmingly dressed and pretty matron of honor but distinctly unmatronly. Lucy …