Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
THE SOCIETY COLUMN
TIE COMING CHRiSlsIEEEUH SHOW
Ihs Ladies of the Literary cias EieSt
ksW Rscerait.E secretary - Points
Absut People 0slEsrss here
sad There DuFlng tte " cek-


uut mla ihe uaiaue bree4os thels
Lac tNlterea penAAAts on seasln9 mAstA
Eed And yellow and white ano pima.
smooth snc 9Hsseo guiei sha f-sf
n Aal arF -. ssA lhE - 81 arc biaftAt
IancIne and bos iul. no4alug aAs AUaylas
H. EnG lro Ca this autumn a@s.
Your motley crowa IN harlequin ggrh.
> eur slraEElcrs tola. viii siacA breath.
lul come az the rnd oi inc iniiE PROCESSION
lauenl victims Nitho0l traAes fra,l niI
Oi blossoms nlatchlLs oL - thra ae-tA-
What are ysu calling out g. the wind
Az hs flies 90 his course p~si sous h@teeA
/ That mass = him stop on his clustering Wsy.
And half la raruesi and hall lu piss
Strike NIfn rousl hands etu saasA ieesst
-h5aeri Aeu Liioi
Next week the florists Of Detroit VII
4 give a chrysanthemuln show, and b Is
said that there VII be upwards 81 three
/ hundred varieties Of tins exquisite
I Monaghan flower on exhibition. Those
/ who attended the SISTER ctys flower
show last April Will know that Deuots
florists never do anything iy halves,
and q that occasion ls amy criterion
much pleasure and profit may be de-
r.yed from the coming fair. The his-
/ tory Of the ehTgsanthemum from rs
earliest days when upon thefs.snd az
/ Chusan. just oA tAe east coast OF CAua,
/ Il blo0med n al the modesy OF s.n-
! gle dalsy-lko flower down o. tne pres
ent time, when Il is ackuoN edged by
all 20 be one of the most beautiful and
artistic productions oi the florists care,
Is repleto with interest. ABOUT the
/ middle OF the eighteenth century tho
I humble blossom ppcared in England,
/ bat us cultivation wac DOT eucccssi ~
1 and 4 was not until a comparatively
recent date that efforts were made 20
/ rcsurrcct and estab. SD ID lu ilg sn
speaking countries. 10 has wcH repaid
the care bestowed upon g. From Tie
single starry flower with lts Rurcolc ~
snowy rays have sprung three thousand
known and recognized varieties. Per
haps those attracting tne most atten-
ton are the japanese varieties which
appear in fantastic shapes, eif pcs and
spots Many oi the latter k.nd are
I popular because oi Their dencacy 81
shape and dainty cOlOung. The large
ragged varieties are extremely popular
for decorative purposes. The society
reporter can call % mind & chiNfanthe-
mum wedding winch occurred
not many years ago m The
upDer circles of Valley CITY society.
Upoa that occasion al the floral gafni-
tures were of chrysanthemums. The
hallway was filed WITH the regal aower
ia all lts dark, rlCh shades. and tie
stair railing hung heavy with the bios
SONS ontw.ned with NniiaX. ts glossy
green and flexible tcudrlls Lighting up
and beautilyng what wOulc otherw ~
have been a somewhat s0mbef front.
The library and back parlOr glttercc
with the bright golden shades, the oin-
ing-rO0m was al ln peachy PINK and
the pariOr. where the ceremony Was
witnessed. was converted lIf0 q snowy
bower Sit for the nupbals 81 a vssts4
/ virgin. Ia point Of artistic merit tho
| decorations OF these rooms have been
| cqualled, perhaps, but once. that occs-
1 son being one wherein tnc BRIDE, WHO
had o wcii-known pouchant Tor white
/ blossoms. massed INTO t1e drawing
rooms al tho pcarly sweetness oi count
Jess BRIDE roses. over forty dozen of thc
flowers beng banked upon one mautei
alone.
IT. Agnes ove occurred on Thursday.
the mage nicht WHOM wfchcs. sprfes
and n0bgoblns frsk about and
dreams come true. There are
also more material forms winch
fusk about upon that mysterious
eve as many "a victim may testify
Probably two anCrer people never
opened Their eyes 81 ihc llg0t ~ day
than the two maiden ia1Ict. long past
uncertain age. who i've in tbc eastern
part Of the city Like e. Agnes oi old
each sister retired 90 her vlrtnOus
though moro or less lonely couch. hrm
n the belief that ere the morning came
the face Of the one destined 20 make
her happy would smile and smile amid
her rOscato dreams. The uuHtr did
not come, but the small boy cd- and
high upon the gable end ~ tho house.
in large letters Of blood-rod CHALK. ape
pearod these two significant, awful
words. Man Wanted"
In these DAYS of easy divorce and
lar marriage laws even t1e ch fren arc
/ impressed with tbe desrahIfy of an
/ occasional change. Mrs. r. J.. Whit
4 field tells . very good story in iliue-
trat0n. Mhle visiting friend
at stanton the past summer. during the
evening meal. the master III tho house
called attention r. the bread. who's
was not 80 good ss Is might have been.
/ lie askod bis wife If she made "a. but
before she could answer the 7-ycaf-old
b0v and only child. ever part 0l - his
. mother. Intnrp0lated. fls there any
thing the matter with that bread. srf'
And when the father replied that he
had seen better bread, young America
responded win much aspertT.
fWeil. Sir, # You don't ike your