1. James The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins; The Nine Tailors by Dorothy L.

2. The woman alerted police who later seized the items and began a methodical inquiry codenamed Operation Moonstone.

3. They were sold at TJ Maxx, Mega Trends, Moonstone Shirts and MP Trading stores nationwide from July through December last year.

4. He also designed a deep turquoise mother–of–the–bride gown; the groom, like the other men in the wedding, wore a suit rather than black tie. · It was a Texas–size wedding party, with a total of 30 attendants: Jenna‘s twin sister, Barbara, as maid of honor, wearing a long "moonstone blue" silk gown; 14 other young women in short chiffon dresses, all by designer Lela Rose; Hager‘s older brother, Jack, as best man; and 14 ushers. · The ceremony was held outside, in front of a limestone altar and cross that the president had erected by a lake and which will remain as a permanent structure on the ranch. · The Bushes caught a break on the weather, with a pleasant enough breeze relieving the bad–hair–day humidity that is common in Central Texas this time of year.

5. He described Jenna and Henry as the best dancers in the room. ("I don‘t know if that‘s saying much.") Yesterday, the White House released 11 photos of the wedding that mostly illustrated things we already knew (Jenna‘s embroidered organza dress, her sister‘s "moonstone blue" gown, the limestone cross and altar her father had erected for the ceremony) but also tipped us off to a few things we didn‘t –– the bride‘s humidity–beating half–up/half–down hairdo; the tres leche wedding cake (a super–rich Tex–Mex favorite). One final detail, from an interview that Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell, who performed the 35–minute ceremony, gave to Houston‘s KHOU–TV: The father of the bride "was compassionate and emotional" during the exchange of vows.