McCANN, J.
James A. Townsend for John E. Groom, as guardian ad litem of John E. Groom, Jr., an infant, petitioner. This is an application by John E. Groom, parent and guardian ad litem for John E. Groom, Jr., an infant, to withdraw funds of said infant for his use and benefit. The items for which application is now made are set forth in the petition as follows: "That said John E. Groom, Jr. has made plans to become married on or about November 7, 1952 and prior to such marriage he wishes to withdraw sufficient sums from the aforesaid bank account to enable him to pay bills that he has accumulated and still have a little extra money on hand. That the bills are as follows:
reason for which the funds were created are the provisions for the higher education of the infant, thereby enabling him to cope with the conditions arising from his infirmity, and the furnishing of such unusual medical or surgical treatment as may be required, including treatment of the teeth or eyes, if essential for his future welfare. Even such withdrawals should be made only on clear proof of parental inability to make the monetary outlay. Expenditures for further treatment of the injury are within the scope of the jury's award. And even for these limited purposes the money should not be given out in round sums to the guardian ad litem, or the parent, but the necessary expenditure should be made under the supervision and order of the Supreme Court". With all of which I am in complete accord. I view with mixed emotions the request for funds for the impending marriage of the infant and from observing youth for more than a decade I realize the futility of trying to dissuade an infant from plunging into the sea of matrimony. However in order that the bridegroom may be adequately clothed for the occasion, permission is hereby granted to the guardian ad litem and joint custodian of the fund of the infant to expend a sum not in excess of $100 upon the presentation to them of a properly itemized bill or bills for such items. The attorney for the petitioner is hereby granted the sum of $15 for his services, otherwise said application is denied.