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At last the wedding day arrived, and a brighter or more sunshiny day / could not have been asked for by the most exacting of brides.
It was to be an evening wedding, but from early in the morning there was / a constant succession of exciting events. The last touches were being put / to the decorations, belated presents were coming in, house guests were / arriving, messengers coming and going, and through it all Mrs. Allen / bustled about, supremely happy in watching the culminating success of her / elaborate plans. Patty looked at her with a wondering admiration, for she / always admired capability, and Mrs. Allen was exhibiting what might / almost be called generalship in her house that day.