President Taft appears to be already tired of office, and hints tliat he would willingly resign :n iavour, of some man with a thicker skin. "My patience and philosophy," ho told a bankers' conference, "are exhausted./ Nothing would induce me to accept thc-Prcsidency again." No American wedding.has. aroused so much interest for many rears as that of Miss Marjcive Gould ' and .Mr. Anthony J. Drcxel, which tool: place in New York in April. Presents .' worth .£200,000 ware given to the couple, and the elaborate wedding-cake, which was one of the wonders iof the affair; cosf over. JCSOO. It i- the .first important New York wedding for a long time in which the bridegroom has not been a European nobleuiui. Mr. .and Mrs. Anthony Drexel will visit London in Juno for the marriage of Maidstone to Mr. Drexel's sister/ ' ' '-'"
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 841, 13 June 1910, Page 5
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138Untitled Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 841, 13 June 1910, Page 5
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