Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-13

The society ia O. is delightful.
Very much above the ordinary level in.
point of intelligence, and the Testers, not
only from Mr.. Testers standing as law
yer, but for their own merits, are ct the
head lit.
But you said you wanted to know about
the wedding, and l am telling you every
thing but that.
Maggie, Ella and ourselves were all
yesterday hanging the parlors with ever
green's and flowers. the latter of which
were most bountifnlly supplied by Ada's
friends. 1 think every garden in c.,
belonging to3the high or low. added some
thing as parting token toa universal IA
ivorile.
The rooms looked beautifully. assure
you.
The marriage took place at seven o.
clock and none but the family and most
intimate friends were invited. AT eight
O'Clock the other guests came pouring in.
One large room up stairs was cleared for
dancing, and every foot of the floor was
occupied till after eleven O'Clock by him-
BILE feet flying around to the music.
The people Of c. seem to think that
they assemble together for something else
beside eating and drinking, for though
the dinning room was thrown open, and
the table bountiful!y spread with cake,
wine, creams. and other things more sub
lstantiaI, it was never crowded as We see
the tables at parties in New York.
Good Mrs. Richards seemed perfectly
ubiquitous, but most in her glory in the
dining room. where she presided over the
,sotFee-urn with gracious dignity. She
Door, nieS a comfortable room in a pleas
ant narE of c., and has as much
sevino- os she can do, for which she is
sceu maid He, devotion and gratitude to
v% Ada S'o is almost unf,,7u uded.
But have forgotten about the brides
dress, the last thing TO pc neglected: !
know. 1t was of plain white SILK; rich
ard heavy, without armament OF any k'nd'
exce;at bouquet de corsGge of orange now-
ers apo c.1ematis. A wreath OF the same
flowers faIteced the superb Brussels lace
veil, which you sent to Ada, on hey head. .
Horace gave be,- a superb set OF diamonds
and pearls, but shs w>Nuld not wear par
licle OF iewelry. Mrs. blanchard mas gi-
ven as a bridal present l'mson came ;
hair shawl, that will makS Ii. III ol tue
upper ten" gnaw theil laps witt envy
AS to fathers pile of bank bill", :
suspect that most of them will be leit in
o. in the shape of comforts for
some of Ada's poor charges. She has
certainty received no present which has
given her so much pleasure, for in this
way she has been fully enabled to crafty
her native. born beneYolence. --
George and myself will leave in n few
days for New York. am anxious now
that our home is ready to get into it. As
to the bridal party. there is no knowing
when they will return, not before the lat
ter part Of October, suppose. They all
went off in high spirits. though Horace
and Ada seemed TO think that it would
be a formidable piece of work to keep
three such turbulent spirits as Elias,
Maggie's, and young Hazleton's in order,
Maggie Hazleton is to spend the winter
with Ada.
1t seems that Mrs. Blanchard has re-
furnished the house entirely in nagni6-
cent style reserving but two rooms for
herself with their old fashioned furniture.
This troubles Ada exceedingly, who cares
a great deal more fer her mother .in-law's
love and comfort than for rosewood and
brocatelle, bat Horace said that Mrs.
Blanchard would not listen to his repre-
sentations on the subject, SO he was obi.
ged to give up.
Isuppose we shall not see you tilIafter the
fancy ball is over, though should think
the sea breczcs rather cool now.
What is the rumor about Louise's fir
tation with that fellow who styles himself
the Count de Mothin ? George declares
that from the description, he is sure that
he is the same man whom he saw on the
steps OF the est Nicholas" just before
we left home. and who was barber in
the rue de Richclieu at Paris, and q most
expert thrower Of "the bones"
am, mother, your afiectiOuato daugh-
ter. GERTRUDE H1NroN.
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California.
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