The sun., 1892-05-01
MARRIED THE CHINAMEN.
'sUo BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL TrftH-
ms WE'D THEIR PUPILS.

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women a. ',noS So on"a"e'eo 'hehsei'e'
!o"aru 'he'. ''e..o pup,is no " arrow gossip
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me nems "as how come out 'ha. week Hs'
~ ~sns' "e''''e'''"' ' WV VI .he Amerieah 'ouhs
women Ms,' "s"r',so W 'Heir Shihese pupi's
one u ..o W.uuIhss 'hat Oh Mss LiZZi'
, ,,e'us' W l. y, "lhs' 'auniryth"h oil brook
Un' was 'ish', performed oe.ore proper Wit
uess:s - '"" He'. nohfJ IL f'uuson' 'he pas
sor o' the ehurcn' ~ MS home' o'- Lexington
avenue.
MISS fie'"s. VINO tor some t''no mas peer
tesatu.a US the most prominent anu enthusi
abuc vi .he 'ouhs women intrusion Win th'
INSTRUCTION Vi 'he ehtnainch' went 10 inc he'
M". huusoh wee" ago iast 1"esday ana IN
sorm"e nun Oh her desire 10 Wcu sir, WING
Ai' huuson. aeeor'ihs 10 ms pr'He'pies. ro
ceNeu inc announcement IN tne most ma,,er-
oi-aet way possipie Mr. "iA. ana MISS
fleius were oo'h e''itiaolo persons ana Nom
bers OIL ms churcn In good stahuihs. ana he
mony on tho following night as she desired.
N, Wa,,r.s,oy .vor,r, ,har.r,r, NJ Wiry
left his laundry in Brooklyn. wearing an
s.u ,a,." ". i.'en u.. an". 80. sst'us 1.i.,. M n,,
the witnesses to the ministers house.
The bride, according to Mr.. Hudson's de.
scrlption. woro handsome trhveilihg dress OF
dark material. while MIR. Wing had large
white bouquet in his buttonhole. Miss Fields
was not Young woman III hel .eons. 'ho MN
lister said and she was quito capable OF de-
T,as, M h.. ,.,',>aarnn.. - '.nss.ta =, .,..
FROM her anre"fhh.n -, ~ s was 7aio ~ say 'n"e
sno had passed her thirtieth year while MI
appeared to be several years her junior. Tho
both Americans.
Wbsther tho co,,,, ott,r THAR m,-r;,c.
n. metea t"v Io"po a.'.r .r 'ne.r ,nasr'ase
NV "nur' M,sa ~ n.poAs. or ,ooS Nv weua,ns aour
to the opinion. however. owing to Mrs. Wings
travelling dress and tho habit of Cinnamon to
do things in the most formal and polite way.
that bridal tour was probable. Mr.. Wings
ahort ,I ,no uaes asnuv IN M;s" 'Tokn rh;
Aoou. 'he marriage ot MISS fhilorook. VINO
Is supposed to have become bride at about
OF the Iame saf sad &c bs @ Me-
he is also reported to be. like Mr.. VIM. ~" a
inundryman in brooklyn. though neither his
SUNS niormants With anv was positVe oy INC no
accuracy. 'A' ~
Miss Fields and Miss Phlbrook are said to
I, hno init fr;n
workers in their devotion to the work Of fha
Chinese Sunday School and the general i'm.
matter seems to be that they % encourased d" each @
other to follow the dictates Of their hearts and
support. ~ "'"'o"'
Until last September it was the custom to as
Chinnmnn had his resnective vanUn Uon. wnnan man
rnsta tarto the sunerintenianf nrs, arsr.is.d au
general supervision. The meetings wouli
last on G,tsn IS late aS Seok FRA when i
a. supper, which they and their instructresses
shared in common. There used to be- about
of to ths
laundres in BrooEyn, Jersey City a ana 'dfsr asr
cI,aritable char to send them home after ther lone ne
Kettle md the sunner table ma tho hast nnrt G 81
The 'Rcv. Mr. Hudson wos IN favor q, con-
tinning the suppers. but when GOSSIP began m INTO 70
tenchers and thcir nuniis was heEm hecom;n, to tno
personal and familiar, many OF the Church
memhers insisted that the supper omcht TO hs
sfSnned Durin~ n tam nnrarv Siuoont;nunnn ot y, oe
Of the while he chrch Rco ny ~, ace
iiteratinn Miss Fini1s Ia said r. hsva mnsI
her own rooms Tor tha snnnar tohIa opeheo
Hy N maj vote ~ of the cbmrch tiio ou,,ors
since then the attendance Of the Cinnamon