The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-28
A Literary Wedding.


some Little Women were up in Uncle
Rutherford's Attic making Garland
for Girls. when in walked the Doctors
Daughter She sad their tine was
Running to Waste If they didn't stop
such nonsense. The Rival Heirs an
swered rather snappishly; 1--WE were
driven OFF the Skelligs. but are now
Fated to be Free; in fact, we are GO
ing to travel over the Wide, Vide
World"
Eyes," suggested an Old Fashioned
Boy, ''imagine the Innocents Abroad"
Its all we'll enough tor One Sum-
mer but l would prefer to do What
Kate Did," replied Mary Marston.
well. you are Nobody. you know.
We girls like to see something of the
world" cried Gypsy Brenton.
Children! children!' said Aunt
Sirena solemnly, "when 1 was Lit
tie Girl I never quarreled, and was
one of Seven Daughters. BY the way,
your Uncle Max and are going to
the wedding of the Squire of Sandal
wood. Run down. Vinita. and see if
there is A Rose in Bloom for him to
wear in his buttonhole."
Il wish we had a greenhouse at
home," remarked Diana, obviously.
If we only had The Fortune of the
Faradaysr'
There is The Bishops Little DaugE-
ter" remarked Gretchen, looking out
of the window, land Guenn is with
her.
Meanwhile Venita was talking rather
spoonily with The Heir of Radcliffe.
over the fence. my Little Love-" he
whispered. where are your Eight
Cousins?" She replied. blushing.
''Thoy have gone 10 King solomon's
Mines" and becoming embarrassed,
she turned and rushed into tho house
''What Strange Disappointment
thought He. and retired somewhat
vexed to The House on the Marsh,
where he was Shaving. At five o'clock
that afternoon Uncle Max put on The
Colonel's Opera Cloak and Aunt Srena
tied on her bonnet with The Three
Feathers. They started off in good
time for the wedding. stopping at
Chantry House for Zadie. but both
Mistress and Maid had already gone,
the latter having Misunderstood the
message which Aunt Srena sent So
they went on Alone to Melbourne
House for Yolande and Daniel Deronda,
who were ready. Young Mcleod of
Dare handed the ladies into the car
riage. saying. my Mother and l are
going to stay home but / hope you will
have lovely time"
Poor Papa" sighed Yolandc, "ro
have to stay home with his bruised
hand all tied up in rags and Witch
Hazel"
who is that Woman in White?'
quered Aunt Sirena, as they drove
along.
Lady Rosamond, and that is Ny
Young Alsidss" answered Yolande
pointing to little fellow who was trot-
ting at my lady's side.
I'VE are almost there, for here is the
Homestead OH the Hillside" observed
Adam Bede. the old driver. pointing
with his whip to broad, low house
painted red. In a few moments the
party drew up before Deepdale Vicar
age, where the wedding was TO take
place. The Pillars of the House were
trimmed with wreathes of flowers
while great arch of Welcome"
spanned the door. The guests had
hardly arrived when the bridal party
was seen coming up the pretty box
bordercd path leading to the great hall.
The bride wore beautiful Chaplet of
Pearls. The Lady SYPHILIS Choice. Upon
seeing this Mrs. ELEPHANTS Second Son
cried out rather boisterously, Isn't
that Daisy Chain?"
Where did it come fromp" asked
Helen Ford.
Probably from Thousand Leagues
under the Sea-" suggested MIR. Smith.
who stood by.
The bride and groom stood Under
the Lilacs which formed the pretty
marriage bell; the short service was
soon over. and the Squire's Wedding
was duly celebrated. Utica Herald.