ten o'clock
Journalists no longer sneered in speaking of `` La Vie Francaise ; '' its success had been rapid and complete . The marriage of its chief editor was what was called a `` Parisian event , '' Georges du Roy and the Walters having occasioned much comment for some time . The ceremony took place on a clear , autumn day . At ten o'clock the curious began to assemble ; at eleven o'clock , detachments of officers came to disperse the crowd . Soon after , the first guests arrived ; they were followed by others , women in rich costumes , men , grave and dignified . The church slowly began to fill . Norbert de Varenne espied Jacques Rival , and joined him .