The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-10-21

is also inclo-ed. Such at least is one %
the forms used in October, 1881.
People with = large acquaintance can
not always invite all their friends, Of course,
to wedding reception, and therefore in
yite all TO the church. Sometimes people
who are to give q small wedding at home
request an answer To the wedding invita-
ton; in that case, OF course, an answer
should be sent, and people should he very
careful not to ignore these hsttering invi-
tstions Any csrele-sness is ineIcusable
when 80 important an event Is on the taps.
bridesmaids, IL prevented by illness or
sudden bereavement, fcom officiating.
should notify the bride, as IL iss difficult
thing after a bridal coriege is arranged to
make il over.
As 10 the wedding tour, il is no longer
considered obligatory, nor Is the seclusion
OF the honey moon demanded, A very
fashionable girl who married an English
man last Summer at Newport returned in
three DAYS 10 take her own house at New
port. to receive and give out invitations.
II the newly.msrried pair thus begin
housekeeping In their own way, they
generally issue a few AT Home" cards,
aud thereby open an easy door for future
hospitalilies Certainly the once per-
funciory bridal tour is no longer deemed
essential, and the more sensible fashion
exists Of the taking Of friends house a
few miles out Of town ior month.
II the bridal pair go to = watering place
during theii early married days, they
saould he very careful Of outward display
Of tenderness.
Such exhibitions In the cars OF in public
places as one often sees, of the bride lay
ing her head on her husbands shoulder,
holding hands or kissing are at once vulgar
and indecent. Al! public display of an
afiectionste nature should be sedulously
avoided The affections are too sacred for
such outward showing, and the lookers.on
are in a very dissgreesble position. The
French call love-making Fgoisms a deuT,
and no egotism is agreeable. People who
see a lot Of young doves cooling in public
are apt to say that quarrel is not far oil.
II Is possible for lover to show every at
tention. every s.siduity, and not to oyerdo
the thing. II is quite possible for the lady
TO be fond Of her husband without COM
hitting the slightest ofiense against good
taste.
The young couple are not expected,
unless fortune has been exceptionally
kind, to be Immediately responsive in the
matter of entertainments. The outer
world is only too happy to entertain them.
But the announcement Of a day on
which the bride will receive her friends is
almost indispensable. The refreshments
ON these occasions should not exceed tea
and cake, OF at the most, punch, tea, ehoco-
late, and cakes, which may stand on
table at one end Of the room, or may lie
handed by a waiter. Bouillon on a cold
day In Winter is also in order, and ia per-
haps the most servicesble Of all simple re.
freshments; for in giving ~ o'clock tea"
or several day receptions, large enter
tainment is vulgar IIarper's Magazine.
Shrs.ie Leese.ess or fac Bs"si.
Results FROM imperfect digestion. The
cause lies in the torpidity Of the liver. A
regular habit OF body can he secured by
taking simmons Liver Regulator to aid
digestion, to stimulate the dull and slug
gish liver and rid the system Of excessive
and poisonous bile. The Regulator cor
reefs acidity OF the stomach, cures dyspep-
STA and permanently creates regularity Of
the bowels, alike free from lsIily or cos
tiyeness. II have never seen or tried such
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