What did you wear at your wedding? A. I'm a maiden lady.
Miss Ely, who is a maiden lady, lives at 121 E. 93 St. and has driven electrics since 1900.
Mia Farrow (below) stars as Miss Katherine O'Hare, a maiden lady in an enclave of widows in 1920's Ireland.
A maiden lady recently bequeathed part of her savings to the church and the money helped restore some fine stained-glass windows.
On the way to the farm they passed Miss Onderdonk's, a local maiden lady at whose house Hester had spent much time in past summers.
A maiden lady was expecting an old friend, male, to arrive in New York from Florida, and was afraid he might come to see her before she got home at the end of the day.
A young bachelor spent last weekend with an aunt in Connecticut, a maiden lady widely noted for the severe and m meticulous hand with which she conducts her household.
The New Yorker, August 16, 1947 P. 27 A young bachelor spent last weekend with an aunt in Connecticut, a maiden lady widely noted for the severe and m meticulous hand with which she conducts her household.
Slater; next to her, in order round the table, Mr. and Mrs. Post, Monsieur Rausch, (the subject of these wandering but vicious lines), and, between him and the purser's left, a maiden lady who appeared for lunch the first day, smiled tentatively once, silently withdrew on catching the oily eye of a sardine, and was seen no more.
By Fred Keefe and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, March 28 , 1959P. 27 A maiden lady was expecting an old friend, male, to arrive in New York from Florida, and was afraid he might come to see her before she got home at the end of the day.
Slater; next to her, in order round the table, Mr. and Mrs. Post, Monsieur Rausch, (the subject of these wandering but vicious lines), and, between him and the purser's left, a maiden lady who appeared for lunch the first day, smiled tentatively once, silently withdrew on catching the oily eye of a sardine, and was seen no more.
