The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
CONCERNING BRIDES.
Interesting Objects OF Unobtrusivs Observe
lions While Travelling.

Interesting Objects OF Unobtrusivs 0bserva-
tions While Travelling.
Brides are always interesting. From the bo-
ginning Of the preparations for the eventful o.
casions to the closing Of the honeymoon trips
they are. be they handsome or homely. subject
to o series Of attentions, observations. and
comments beyond their knowledge.
Almost every woman who has not been o
bride hopes to be. and almost every man who
has not enjoyed the felicity Of the honeymoon
anticipates that happiness It Is easy. there
fore. to account for the attention that brides
attract But while unseemly and obtrusive
attentions are Objectionable. casual observa-
lions and pardonable display OF curiosity
may not be considered rude. either to the
brides or to others. That, at least. was the
spirit that pervaded small group on board .
Sound steamboat one evening recently. when.
other topics having been exhausted. the ap-
pearance and behavior Of brides started con.
versadon anew.
The air was too brisk for comfort outside.
and tho group had settled into comfortable
lounges and chairs in the saloon. where the
rost Of the passengers could be observed.
There's BRIDE" somebody remarked after
couple had passed by.
"Nonsensel" young married woman ex-
claimed. "She's older than l. Why do you
LINK BIG 10 0uO uOcSu y LOOK llkO OuOs
But know sho is"
How can you tell p
Because overheard her husband intro
duce friend just before the boat started"
"Ohl That's different"
For more than an hour the group sought to
number. by appearance only. the brides on
board. The saloon was we'll filed. and enough
couples passed by. or could be seen. to put
discrimination to severe test. The women's
observations were. OF course. first directed to
dress. and by some method. Incompetent
sible to the mon. they, soon determined that
Honeymoon Period. leaving those who might
be brides for more careful consideration.
had retired She has new newt travelling dress.S
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ried great while. but this - not her honey
moon trip Dd yoV 2otse thst her front hSir
d' sn3 e sensSusS
objects elsewhere. Did you NOTICE that he
was utterly indifferent to the resting OF her
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my opinion after seeing them for only q few
newly matted Attracted more S than usual AZ.
tention; The bride was very plain, and might,
Her dress was Of cheap material. and evidently
hsr has " o q style
but tie. general elect OF her appearance was
Hss sghs figure Was stirling - eontr "St@ q
that o. the gre tHSom. %h2 Was wholesome young
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were soon Interested In u collection Of photo
are Is.Ssp,Ps t2 tasls now d home"
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should Judge, and both have had 70 work fora |
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siris have more Sso,s: but tSsy sss no. always
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proud Of her big husband. She appreciates
The sliEht impro,Eement IN her ceenndlti2n. and
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implies. They are down on the broad level OF
getting along, and about oil they will have will
woman may not envy, her. but she Is the most
Attention to group Of three persons at lit
tie distance was directed by efforts to lind
dressed, easyin manners, and reaned,, One OF
the ladies' was = few years older than the
near relative; The, other, It was quite sppar:
emit, WAS bride. Her, travelling dress was Of
tho latest style. and h0. Of suit8-
bic and costly material Her husband. man
al aoU Mao nef STh age ana say S Of
tiyet Indicating good presiding and tact ,
matron remarked after . few minutes OF OBJ
"fhey have been married . few
sibly to Europe. Why! Because her apparel
Indicates preparations for l. Her oYpanion
them como on board. and viii ndmit that |
am partly guided In my belief by the appear
their yalises She IL more favored BY fortune
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