New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

wife Pleading was vsin and at last Che son refused
stir hand IN the matter yon s Mt' nans s%e gT
and I'll 20 and ask her" Son named an old mal9 In
town and the father drove his old horse 10 ihe Sdys
70 ask her to mr his Sn hoa n appearSS Gan tell
%e Of any ny gr You tank would for my 81 !.
appearing serious case, the old girl and her motner
lazy in the hollow below who would take him "YSs
como along and help mo speak ior hm Was Inc hopnet and
drove down with him ask for sweetheart for cd
man. Number Two agreeable and the 1a'ic, % form,
mand was that his son should court her IN due
win he mill he, he must go and every suo
saw him wandering among the posy az least of
borders with the lady NOT Of his @ 6' tse se Wocng
long that his father ed before endea and q mar
will left him his choice @ between ns s0Rs
brother at last for the first VIE sent out tPIadepha 70
gs and ea prS0 hr claim va aIs
offered to conduct the case hnocrite Who had led
OF wrath sfd d S foT msy the foolish woman hH
allowed herself 10 be D9ngtnc az live as sample Of the
trSnbe hat beias rich iames sooo, nrcten
Our village ~ r. House, Academy OF Musica
~ % %Guildng pale yellow bricks ana mghF 9 l
OTHER times S ~ chairs and gallery with wooden
a, % Here aigh Parepa Kellogg aud Adelaide Ihpps b
for ssS as they term g. their return to face the
critics OF the metropolitan press Mr. % SonHn Mr.
biIins nToyes bad speculation for the lecture com
Ipittee; and, after hearing Miss logan WHY
tha gi1
o i 70 horD and one rich mans wife oftly declares
that she didn't get single new idea Happy ni5 MiSs
Logan! Beside operas and lectures, we nave pumlc
amusement In the shape OF Wcduhgs' No Mno ~ i.h
and rose affairs, as yOA may thw, pul carre9 ous Nun
dignity beiittlng Grace Church aud sxln-hand as
one might designate wedding with full c0mplemeht OF
bridesmaids The rules OF the occasion are wen unuer
stood by the deus n1dchtnd or whoever Is tne con-
triver and promoter OF such festivals, Floral canopy
aud arches rob every garden IN town, the church Is 1g
open and all the small boys demand an early supper
that they may get good seats for the performance All
me hotel girls washerwomen, and loafers feel at Dert
IL u the front seats tickets ben' free, as they re-
mark The penalty OF laenesS-as weddings are always
late-is that the impatient audience gets up scene
much Like that in the BoWery 1hester before tne % S
OF the curtain; people stand on benches haiOOs anu
cat-calls FL the house; peanut sheiis ore ,nrYMh
a1out; and when the bridal party enters, nuDpuo
arises which browns the faint notes OF the reed organ
az il attempts an air from Stabdt Mater, the Wedding
March not being personally known TO the conductor
though popular taste urges request Tor Shoo Fly lhs
- not exaggerat0n let any one who doubts get up
wedding in church where the people are not used 10 ~
Nor does the matter end here Enterprise Is not c0nhue
to city Journals for the village paper comes out next
with full description OF the ceremony IN tlssuepapei
adoctives, and list OF the bridal presents III lhe AAe
| the prizes Of gilt concern, thus: o,
one grand piano from the brides uncle MI. soahd o
Brussels carpet from the brides mother, Mrs soand
| silver cake-basket from Mrs. Jones............. q
Pair OF vases from Miss Smith.
Plated cake-basket from Mrs. Br0wn.......-.....
aud so on for column. If all the copies OF that paper
were not sold, would send voucher Tor THIS OneIeu
the editor IS the file copy, but money WOudnJ Duy
il. The model cOmmends Itself 10 society papers as
| neat convenient, and comprehensive. Everybody
knows the donor OF each gift ana It's exact Nue NJ
glance Economy of space would be attained II these
items could inserted in the column or marriages. ls
"TWEED-MELToN.-Att the residence, etc. Miss Melton
70 MT Tweed Tue veil, ottoman SILK, IRON NlIlolSt -
1rousseau by NigOrOuN. Gifts in list; total Fale,
sl25,OoO. English breakfast Honeymoon al fuge'