Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-21
YOUNG AUBREY HIMSELF.

heart by young Aubery. The chief jus
tice himself is believed to have been not
averse 10 the match if 1t was his daughters
choice, of which there was no doubt, and
1t was also said that Miss Pauline had will
of her own, and being of age had no hesita-
ton in expressing it, and that will was to
marry her lover, come what might.
The pleasures Of the capital did not e.
strange the affections of Pauline, and she
evidently didn't care much for the society of
high official life, for on Jan. l she packed
her trunks and came to Chicago for visit
She went first to the home of William L.
Ogden, 10 Thirty fifth street, whose daugh-
ter Carrie is one of Pauline's intimate friends
There she remained a month, and then went
to visit another chum, pretty Mamie Coz
zens, of 3, 1877 Langley avenue. With Miss
Cozzens she remained until March l. when
she went to visit Hattie Smith, at !, GIL
Grand boulevard On Sunday last Pauline
announced that she intended to return to
Washington, and should leave at O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon on the Fort Wayne,
and asked several of her young friends to be
there and bid her goodbye Tuesday morn
ing Pauline told the Smiths that she would
spend the afternoon with friend on the
north side, and expected to return to supper.
If she did not, however, the Smiths were not
to be alarmed, as she would have escort
home in the evening.
Instead of going to the north side, Pauline
met young Aubery at Gunther's candy store
and was driven by him to the Milwaukee &
St. Paul station, where the afternoon train
was taken for the Cream City. Arriving
there, they registered at the Kirby, remain
ing until 9 o'clock in the parlors. Young
Aubery then asked the clerk for direction to
justice Of the peace, and was referred to
Justice Gregory. The magistrate was visit
cd, and the wedding took place In short or
der as already related, his honor not know
ing until afterward that he had been offlciat-
ing at the nuptials of daughter of the chief
justice of the United States.
Mrs j. Matt Aubery, Jr., nee Pauline Full
Ter, is the fifth daughter of Chief Justice
Fuller, and will be 10 years old next June
She has always been conspicuous In the south
side circle in which she has moved for her at
tractive presence, agreeable manners and vi
vacious department Neither of the words
blonde or brunette would exactly describe
her style of beauty. She is the possessor eff
regular features a fair complexion, expires
sive eyes and mouth, and figure that has
ever been the despair ~ her own sex and the
duhhi dtioh VI eho oppoSilo ohc. ING youhe
lady is famous among her friends for her
taste in dress and her striking toilets have
never failed to excite the wonder and ad-
miration of those who have enjoyed the
privilege Of a view of them
J. Matt Aubery, Jr., is % years old. In
personal appearance he Is not at all bad
looking, above medium height, erect, and
rather broadehouldered He has a smooth
face, framed with copious growth of darl
hair. He has an interesting nose, Of consid
cradle prominence and large mouth. He Il
what is known as "lively boy" member
Of the Carleton club, and though not what is
called a popular fellow, is on very good terms
with everybody except Mrs. Fuller. In his
business he is of good habits and If he hal
half show will make a mark a. well as 9
name In the world
Mr.. Aubery pere was seen yesterday, and