Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
BRIDES At DEUL1H
AfRouc AT The FAITH CURE HOME
SISTER Grif6a snd Brother Datisy o. the
Stream Of Loss-A Deabls We'd
ding zad Novel
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About two weeks ego large number OF
cards were sent Out bearing insilalisns 10
the wedding Of Nrs. Dora Griltin. nalron
OF the bsulsh Home, aud John Ii. Dudley.
Inmate of said home %. which occurred
yesterday morning al tie Home A large
number OF guests assembled to witness The
UNION of lkese lao souls with bat single
thought Beuiah Was all la . nalier and
So MAS Dora. iisswlss John. just IS the
banos OF the clock pointed 10 $50 john
aud Dora nutteTed into sight Bat they
we're ITec~asd ~ another couple. Was tbs
gentleman the sro Jm's best nau a5d Was
The lady the Driaes maid of hon0IY
Ah, no. They were another pair OF dOwny-
iealhered birds flItsrng in 10 oon Tie
matrimonial yoke. The lady Was Mrs.
Hsrrles Loomis. aged IS. OF Sparta. ana
Calvin Grain, aged Al. ssso OF Sparta Mrs.
Looms wore basils ana a bridal gown Of
beige csmslstte. The other party - the
Transaction wss altired In q Sunday
suit Of blue. de wore no
hustle They placed themselves
ia position before the Rev. Mr.. Merriam
who tied the bridal lbndie) knot. Then
Brother" Dudley ana Sister Grimm. who
mean lille had been hovering around the
outskirts of tie oiner blissiui coGp c, just
astlng the honey which gathered aud over
fiowec, stepped up and we're mace one Ihe
sroom presented a peculiarly iptere tug
app arance with his piOus face and sancli-
monious Viii kers. his lean, isnk form. 60
IKE The tender cllnging ivy. wss SHOWN at
It's greatest advantage III bis neat full dress
suit with vest cut la Stock bridge. The
buxom bride was radiant and tTemulous IN
travelling gown of wine-colored silk.
After the ceremony oil the gentlemen pres
en; stepped up and kissed the bride. all
The adies also crowded around the new
made husbands, especially the one last
made. and looked. and looked, and looked,
Intending 10 kiss. but women are not very
outrageous. and the grooms wele not
Kissed TO any great extent. The bridal
Darty ali wore boutonnieres OF trailing ar
uutus. which wss In perfect accordance
With their youthful appearance.
The rooms of the Home were beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and pot
ed plants. Flowers banked the
,ay window in the front room, and cut
hOwers in bouquets and baskets orpamented
ii The rooms. Refreshments were not
ervet. There were too msng guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley were made the re-
apients Of numerous presents Of linen.
hins and silver.
Mrs. Grain took her husband to their
lome in Sparta, leaving this city on the
.fternoOi train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin Dudley left earlier In
ne day, and by less prosaic conveyance,
At least for bridal couples. Their friends ac
.ompanied them to the river boat landing
nd there they embarked on Loves young
,ream-Grand Riyer-in an open row boat
which tLey made their tour. They will
o TO Lamont. The bride is very fond Of
ishing and the groom will let her hsh-if
be wants TO. Then, too, she is fond of
altering wild flowers, and he will let her
sther howers. snd listen TO what the
Dicksy birds say-if she wants TO. To be
uro 1t Is her early in the season and the
Digbts are pretty cuol on Granu River, but
no flame OF love will materially
id in melting the frost from
)etween their fingers Afier q
sisit with friends in Lamont, they will
turn 10 this city and will reside in
Beuah." where they will set brok en-
zones, care cancers and perform difficult
,urg'csl operations by faith. Brother Dnd-
~ has been an inmate of the Home for
.ome time past. and Sister Grilfin has been
reatipg him-very nicely and successfully
seems. Brother Dudley is 55 years of
ge aud Sister Griffin is "a Verify there is
o iool like en- old fool, end yesterday
,houl1 have been April instsad of May l..