Girl Tells Her Mother I Can't Go on with it On the eve of her wedding Kathleen Walker, a tall, blonde beauty of twenty-five, turned to her white-haired mother and said, "I can't go on with it." Then she left her home in Garners-lane, Stockport, and took train for London, states the "Daily Express."
The wedding was to have taken place at Mount Tabor Methodist Church, Stockport, on January 8, but Kathleen still refuses to return home.
Dennis Elcock, her fianc& who is slim and fair and twenty-seven years old followed her on the midnight train and met her in London. But she told him she could not make up her mind whether she could marry him.
He is a French lecturer at Sheffield University.
The two became engaged a fortnight ago. But they have been friends since they were fellow students at Manchester University six years ago-Three months ago Kathleen Walker's engagement to the son of a Stockport surgeon was broken off.
Kathleen's mother said, after her first engagement was broken she started going to parties and dances, and seemed to-be having a good time, About last Wednesday she seemed to get nervous about the wedding."
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