Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-14


The hride'a mother. where sc nese received ly
iiad hoaies no snaeavsrsd 10 uaAl ; our-
selves agrseable. ias sery q r.inutea. Faslser
NsaIs enierrd che fssrfor, ard soid Is, 10 .-prs-
pare for action - he enesny naa about 10 nd
vance upon us, ard lhey DID advance and
soon Leoaard Kosa Rsaamnnd nnd Helen
Walsh were proslAimed b he esiinlaile Pa
ther - mas and wise. Afaer tie ceremony
The couple receivea The conrrasnlatioas a thsir
friends. II woald be eufoT plaee COR me 70
say that The bride Eas honeiy, and equally
n much % for nae % say that she was pretty,
for am sure he groom considers her the yery
fnest specimen 81 humanity, and upon the
whole, myself must confess that have new
er seen pFrifier bride. Ter Fe~Alia consisted
ola sky-eoiored silk, trimmed in three inch
satin fringe. With orange blossoms. We were
next invited 10 prepare Tor the confectionery
room. the groom and bride leading The way.
Arriving At the table, they put the kEife in
the Wedding cake, and Father NeaIs VS. asked
20 cut the same who remarked, a. h APP
preached the table, ''that he was az old cary
sf, = and soon ne were enjoying sEestt hihgs
Of every variety, and many were The toasts
drank to the health Of the couple, one Of
which vas offered By a brother Of the groom.
We were next enlivened by vocal and insira-
mental music Father Neale also entertained
rs BY relating many amusing anecdotes /
had almost forgotten to say Anything about
IN. er.x.sssr .wd ,.rsfl -, e H.. +. -.
sisted OF All the good things that ones appe-
tite could desire. An amusing incident oc-
surred whilst we were going 70 the supper
room. Il was noticed that the bride was in
the Plrlor. the groom having gone 70 supper,
forgetting her for the moment, but Imagine
the elasticity Of rubber ball when he was
asked where she wasI Supper being over, we
again entered the parIor. and remained an
hour or 50, and then prepared to return to
Cedar Point. On the journey, nothing of in
terest occurred except that brother Of the
groom, a rather bashful young man, 10 whom
was consigned young lady to take home,
who, being very cold, put her hand in her es-
cort's Overcoat pocket. They had not pro- |
eeeded more than a mile or two when the |
young gentleman drove upon a bank and pre-
cipitated himself head foremost TO the earth, |
but was instantly drawn back to his former |
position by his amiable companion. So,
young ladies, hereafter always ride with your
hands in your lovers coat pockets. so rs TO |
be ready 10 pull them in if they should fall |
overheard. Although Mr.. .Eleadmond has
picked from Frostburgh Plains flower, there
yet remains three more Of the same kind, and |
would advise young men to walk boldly to
the trout and follow the example set by the |
new couple. 1 am sure you win find Father
Neale both ready and willing to do what re-
mains, that is, to put on the finishing polish
left Cedar Point at o'clock on Wednesday
morning. The new Mrs. Redmond had not l
then arrived, and as I had not the pleasure Of
a second meeting Of the couple, here wish
them every success in life. Should il ever be |
my lot to be in this neighborhood again, / /
shall certainly know where can be accom-
nodated. Yours truly, ANGUS.