Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
CONNUBIALITIES.

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Love at first sight in Los Angeles led to
marriage in five hours and a complaint OF bat
terry in seven days.
A sixteen.year-old girl, one of the member
of the Salvation army in an eastern town, mar
ried a negro the other day.
A pretty fancy is to ornament the broad sill.
yer knife used to cut the brides loaf at the
wedding. Make a pretty bow with long ends
of white ottoman ribbon, about an inch and q
half wide.
Miss Annie May Rhodes, a belle of Augusta,
Ca, who married Mr.. Walter G. Roykin, of
Norfolk, Va, at her home, last Thursday, had
ii bridesmaids.
At a marriage which took place q few weeks
ago at Newport, England, the bride was q
widow aged SO, the bridegroom u bachelor aged
80, and the bride was given away by her grand
son.
Mr.. George 2. Sanger, Jr., son of United
States District Attorney Sanger, of Massa-
chusetts and Miss Susan +. Jewell, daughter
of the late Hon. Harvey Jewell, were married
in Boston on Thursday last.
A justice of the peace of Decatur, ILL.,, re-
Gently received twenty-five cents for perform
ing a marriage ceremony, it being all the
money the groom had. The bride, however,
agreed to make up the rest of the fee in black
berries as soon az they are ripe.
At a wedding in Harlem, where the bride
was very diliatory in arriving at the church, n
lady remarked concerning the affair: "Well
the idea of that woman being late in getting
here, she has been waiting twenty-six
years for just such a chance as thisl"
Mr.. Henry Deringer, who was married in
Baltimore ON Wednesday last, is the grandson
and namesake of the late Henry Deringer, the
inventor and manufacturer of the famous pis-
tol called 'The Deringer." The bride was
| l.o...l q. lon, au,..- l.% 49, l.-
for any one of the many victims of the deadly
weapon.
A wedding of two prominent correspondents
occurred in Washington on the 10Th. Mrs.
Mary Clemmer, who for twenty years has
written letters to the press from that city, was
married to Mr.. Edmund Hudson, He is the
editor of two papers published in Washington
and the correspondent of the Boston Herald.
Miss Eva Cunningham, a niece of Mrs. Zen.
John A. Logan, recently fell in love with Ser
geant s. s. Erret, of the Twenty-second infan-
try, stationed at Albuquerque, n. NJ, and Sc
cretly married him.. Senator Logan, when he
heard of the affair, which created o great So
ciety sensation, had the pair summoned, and
in the presence of the household the marriage
ceremony was again performed.
Ex-Congressman r. Graham Frost, of st.
Louis, il about to become related to the Eng
fish aristocracy through the marriage of his
SiBCer EVA, WITH ~. DereS1Oru nope, eldest son
of a wealthy member of the British parlia-
ment. Miss Frost is at present in England,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wordsworth, nee
Jennie Frost, wife of the eldest son of Lord
Lewis Molesworth, of Cornwall.
ERThe grand jury of Erie county, Pennsyl
vania, recommended that married paupers in
the almshouse Y perpitted to occupy joint
quarters insteSt OF being separated. The
poor directors We're altering the building t.
meet the recommendation, but the work wa,
stopped to-day, owing to the discovery of 8
scheme among about one hundred unmarried
inmates to marry and secure the extra com
forts, the project being to marry each other &C
e?rding to pe1nsyiyanla iaw, which recog
legal marriage. The ages of the parties ranged
from eighteen to eighty. Dispatch to Phila
delphia Times.