San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-27
Married.


On Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock, at the
Baptist Church, Mn. OHAs. A. Asphxws TO
Miss PHONE Z. COLLINS, both OF this place.
Rev. Mr.. Arnold officiating.
The church was crowded to overlooking
and standing room was at premium. Tho
ceremony was short and impressive. The
bridesmaids and groomsmen were Miss
Alice Collins and Mr.. Jas. Andrews, uncle
of the groom. and Miss Minnie Barbee and
Mr.. II. A. Loveless.
After tho ceremony, the bridal party met
at the residence Of the brides parents at tho
head of the river, there TO discuss an excel
lent repast. Among those present were
Mr.. Aotheral and sister, tho father and
brother Of the groom, Miss Emma Dud'
goon, Rev. J. W. Arnold and Miss Fannie
Barbee aud the attendants Of tho bride and
groom.
The Youthful pair will go to housekeep-
ing In the snug little residence recently va
Gated by Mr.. II. Z. Runnels.
The FREE PREss tender the newly married
couple its best wishes for long life OF con-
nubal bliss, 'till bairns' BARNS kindly cuddle
their aud grey hairs"
Siftlngs from the Coronal Art Gallery.
We are glad to see Miss Nellie Harper
well again aud filling her accustomed place
in school.
We hear that Mr.. N. Brown has been
sick this week. Touch the Toe cream wee
bit lighter, next time, Newburn.
We received piece of the wedding cake
to dream on, last week, and would you
think, we could not dream about girl,
although we conjured up ever 80 many
| images before going TO sleep.
Miss Mary Combs paid visit to the art
room this week. We are always glad to
| welcome sweet faces.
Three cheers for Coronall We are hay
| ing nice ice water every day. We know
how to keep cool.
The Graduates (put big &C." Mr.. Ed
| itor, thrill our hearts with rapture every
time they drill. Old Coronal was never
known to peal forth in such bursts of elo-
quence and snblimity before, I'll be bound.
| The sociable at Mrs McMichiels Friday
night, given in honor of Misses Mary Hunt,
Mary Horn and Medic McKie, was attend
cd with much merriment and pleasure to
| all. "The Lovers Retreat received many
calls that eve for ice cream, etc. very
pleasant retreat, indeed.
All Is hustle and hurry at the Coronal
now, in the art room especially. Pictures
| to be painted, others to be finished. 1t is a
very pleasant sight to see so many youthful
artists SO pleasantly occupied with their
work.
Miss Ella Story is fixing up to keep dairy
in earnest. She has just received very
large churn.
wonder whose dogs those are that keep
up such barking in the art room every
day2 I wonder if they don't belong to
Miss Sue Goree? We hear her training one
by the name of Rodger and making him
dance for some gentleman.
The sermon preached by Rev. J. A.
Thomas, Sunday night, was certainly good,
and all young gentlemen and ladies should
profit by his good advice.
Only three weeks and school will be out,
and the old rooms and halls OF Coronal will
be hushed and silent. How many there
will be who will dread to say that sad word,
good bye.
| we auu bOIue VI tuo ohIihko WhioA
came too late for last.-ED.
On Thursday and Saturday last we were
honored by the presence of our future Pres
ident, Prof. Spillman. He is a polished
gentleman and we accept him graciously az
our head, although it takes an awful piece
out of our hearts to part with Prof. John.
Where are your COWS that you propose
milking, Misses Lula and Adder l sec
you have provided yourselves with milk
maids STOOL Provident girls, you will
make some body pocket change.
Mr. Halland is the owner of sheep,
deer, three COWS and donkey or 30. he
will do for some girl to set her cap for.
Miss Clara Camstoek paid US visit last
week.
The Calisthenics suits do not seem to
please the girls, but 1--WE uns" like them.
Saturday night several couples, tempted
out by the beauty of the night and the sweet
tempered light of the moon, beguiled q few
pleasant hours on the river. The ride wat
} very pleasant, and for which we will have
J to give credit to Master Jim Steele, as ht
was our Jolly oarsman, rowing US over the
most beautiful and sequestered haunts or
the river.
Our city was visited on Sunday by {
, Jealous worker in the grand cause of temp
erance. Her lecturer ON Sunday eve and o
night were good and interesting and wer'
certainly calculated to do good. We be
lieve band of hope was organized and d.
} sincerely hope that by-words, cigarettes, an {
! the use of tobacco in general will be dis
Z pensed with among both the old and young
Miss Eula Rogers paid College Hill {
visit this week.
"Wait till the clouds roll by and you will
see the yaller moon," was the way q poet
, ess, attending Coronal, commenced poem
the other night.
Don CARLOS Ell. CHICO.