two o'clock
It was almost as if I could hear his voice saying , `` Do n't hurt Diana on such a day by stopping away from her wedding . '' I decided to be there ; and it was arranged for me to sit with Kitty Main , Mrs. Dalziel , and Tony . I did n't mind this , because Tony could n't very well propose in church with `` The voice that breathed o'er Eden '' resounding to the roof . The wedding was fixed for two o'clock at St. George 's , Hanover Square ; and if any were left in London who did n't know the hour and all other details , it must have been because they did n't read the halfpenny papers . It had even been announced that one of the bridegroom 's many magnificent presents to the bride would be a high-powered Grayles-Grice car , in which Lady Diana Vandyke would drive from the church with her husband to the house of her father , for the wedding reception , and go on for the honeymoon tour afterward . This paragraph was truer than some of the others , but the day before the wedding the car had n't yet been delivered by the makers . A frantic telegram from Sidney brought the assurance that he might count without fail on its arriving by ten o'clock next day at latest .