The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-06
rs THIS 4 TRUE Story
Certain Modern Fashionable Marriages De.
scribed.

From n, S,a F'inoiso Pos
New YORK. Oct. 10.-Our weddings which
follow the summer are unusually magnificent
notable characteristic. and one which never
occurred in such large numbers before is
tunes by rich rapas Of pretty girls. one Of our
wealthy families have taken to son-in- law a
Young curatc. HANDSOME sweet, and with tho
the family worship In the most stylish manner.
while the pretty new wife admits frankly that
she cannot distinguish in her own little mind
really TO whom she is praying when dear
Erskin"'s delicious voice Is reading the service
She feels almost ~ much pride in his clerical
houS hold gowns and lnppet- as sir does in her
own dear bonnrts and gloves. The only un-
plcasantncss which she has suffered in her
brief wcdd,d career i've weeks in all, counting
the day Of her bridal was when she begged a.
add lace 10 the thin linen cambrc which falls
So swcctly from his manly chin while he Is per-
forming morning and evening service. tntil
the bishop provides him with situation in
church, he will spend his time practising inton
ing on the rnri9r organ. ~ piping. walking
and riding with his wiic and his fathrr-in law
Is to give him 500 wcck pocket money When
asked by one of his chums at the theological
seminary If he did not anticipate unpleasant
petticoat government from his mother-in-nw.
h. replied with becoming dignity and discre-
ton that man must earn his bread 10y the sweat
Of his brow. and that he had reason 10 believe
that there was no position of effort in this vale
OF tours without it, trials.
ITS Just the situation wanted" exclaimed
young person who had secured position as
husband 20 rich young woman. am tired
OF changes One has no chance OF becoming at
tached to AN employer when the prospect of dis
mS~ul l. always Just ahcad OF n fellow VINO IN
dulgcs himself in n bit OF fun now and then. II
is different with a wife. She forgives every
thing If II man uses blarney dclcatcly and in
abundance. and she II not a Tool. Not but that
there are drawbacks when the wife retains the
check book. But that can't be- helped legally in
this country of too much consideration for
woman. In France, now. things would be- diff
frrent with me. | say this in confidence. be-
cause my new relations believe me 10 be model
young man. and ! am constantly throwing out
hints that would like To- enter business. but
have no idea OF il, nor would ! be permitted To
become u subordinnte in any establishment
way Of my taking clerkshp, and family dis
| erection. | am inclined TO believe. hinders the
parental purse from setting me up with capital
| You see the family head has perfect confidence
! ability rests upon insecure toundations. All
| right. cannot keep a coach. but have a dog
cart and trotlng nag. and that must content
M, suppose.
aftcr-dinner conversation spoken over cham
payne nj Delmonico's AT the next table to mine
/ on Thursday night As we had told each other
AL We knew long ago. we kept up respectable
married silence during the supper. and consc-
| gunntly We Were compelled to br audience. 1t
! was the first evening after return from the
| man. bridal trip that this charming piece of
motif was made known to H.. We discovered
/ the dat" Of his wedding during the conNrrSa-
| ton. " II n woman wants business agent. |
! -uppOS" il i-as well t. take "A husband Ia serve
| her declared Jack. some men are said to
! marry women 10 secure pormane nj cooks and
| hr"aunlly So for the other. don ynu know =
| Yes, did know. hui such nn equality Of ad-
! vantage does not hgppcn very often You men
/ the drulgrry get Srolded far failures and try
again. That composite creature. n business
! agent and spouse docs his work when and
! how he plcai's. and refuses 10 De reprimandcd
or dismissed when he permits things to ~ al
| together wrong.