Bride To Be Art for Sale

New Yorker June 21 1952

Garrett Price

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You Know, Florence Is Going To Be A 'budget

Helen E. Hokinson

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I Wrote My Own Vows

Barbara Smaller

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So What If He's Not The Man Of Your Dreams

Michael Crawford

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New Yorker October 18th, 1941

Gardner Rea

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A Bridesmaid Stands Behind The Bride Adjusting

Barbara Smaller

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And Do You, Rebecca, Promise To Make Love Only

Tom Cheney

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But, Of?cer, This Is Supposed To Be The Happiest

Robert J. Day

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I'm So Glad To Be Here And See Mother Married

Alice Harvey

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Well, It Works For Susan Sontag

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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The Bride Was Radiant

Eldon Dedini

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I Was Afraid Of This

JB Handelsman

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I've Been Proposed to Before

JB Handelsman

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The Big Guy Wants To Buy You A Drink

Bill Woodman

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I See Aubrey Arden Is Getting Married

Mischa Richter

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Yes, Ma'am, We've Found Him - Brown Suit, Gray

Richard Taylor

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I Have The ?rst Sergeant's Permission To Speak

Sydney Hoff

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And One Last Thing. It Has Come To My Attention

Alain

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I Pronounce You Man And Wife. The Clock Is Now

Warren Miller

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It Is Further Agreed By Both Parties That

Donald Reilly

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It's Been Delightful Having

Peter Arno

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I'm Sorry, Ma'am, But They Don't Come

Mary Petty

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But How Can You Be Sure It's Real Love

Barbara Shermund

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Will You Share your Screen With Me?

Benjamin Schwartz

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On Second Thought

Robert J. Day

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Could You Put Me Down Now? I Really Don't Like

Kim Warp

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We Are Gathered Here Today

Brendan Loper

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Harvey, Do You Really Like The Dodgers, Or

Helen E. Hokinson

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New Yorker June 11 1932

Helene E Hokinson

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The Writing Public Dear Aunt Ella: - The Silver

Gluyas Williams

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Don't You Think He'd Prefer It If We Just Ran

Peter Arno

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My God, It's Your Mother!

Robert Weber

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A Man Gives A Toast To The Bride And Groom

Zachary Kanin

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A Wedding Is Happening. The Bride

Christopher Weyant

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