The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-14
ALL KNEW OF IT BUT WARD.
SOBODY BOLD ENOUGH TO TELL HIN
HIS SOW WAS MARRIED.

The Yoase Felix's waited Awhile Expect.
tag - he Richer. bat at Last They Cos.
cluAed % Get Married Anyhow-why
the Marriage Was Kept Secret
Although Mr.. Ward McAllister did not know
until May 8 that his son Hayward had been
married for nearly 1--WE years to Miss jamie
Champion Garmany OF Savannah. the young
mans mother and sister knew It long before.
and good many Of his friends knew that he
was q married man. But nobody was bold
enough to tell Mr.. Ward McAllister.
Young Mrs. McAllister Is described as .
| handsome woman Of twenty-five. who is very
| fond OF animals and outdoor life. Her husband
also delights in riding. hunting. and other
| open-air exercises They were engaged to be
married for some time before tho secret mar
rlaRe. and the engagement was known to
both families. 1t was broken OF once because
OF a lovers quarrel. but quickly renewed again.
Young Mrs. McAllister has two brothers In
New York. as we'll as = number OF friends.
Among the latter arc Julien 4. Davies and
Edward Lyman Short. OF tho law firm OF
Davies Short & Townsend. They acted as her
advisers recently. and 1t was the correspond
ence between them and Commissioner Gallup.
young McAllister's attorney. which caused the
publication OF the marriage notice.
Mr. Short said yesterday that the marriage
had been kept secret because Hayward Nc
Allister was dependent upon his father. and It
had been hoped that he would manage to get
an income Of hts own He had been Ill for
some time. however. and had been unable to
early in the rest winter. and had been indls-
posed eyer snss ~ eppestFs Sn the
street. as Secretary Of = cable company. but
he has be been there very rarely he has spent
and H saw her also When. as freauentiy hap hap:
pened. she visited her relatives In New York.
M to be
sIa%ed to Tie World His !ns mar Gsss r III:
relatives in Savannah for some time. Mr..
sh%r ", wa; % for the assertion that
Mr. shors s M that %ard NJ! MeAsssss dis
pleasure was causOh by nothing more than
y him had married without It'll His se eonsent
1t was the natural annoyance which any
icy i was ali ,hat could BE- d H '"' ""'e"'
ward aaa M h Mt
"tIt should not be surprised Il Mr. McAilis.
ter,s diepleasurc passed away In time, He
objection to IT, HoMeyr sven Il lis Su ds S
dre should continue. the Young couple would
!SSS,miortHbiy II. sort Of lifs they eujey most.
has Y eSs s al d TxS nss 6ay.
r" children It vas understood by her rela.
notsa in reaI m dS since that the
bride iIyes in THIS ,eity. He said We Yesterday
time, ago, and, was very much surprised at
it. He did not know why 1t should have been
sssS HIM on toi @
Mr.: Frank g: eaImany. another brother. is
he sa tst sss nee
tween his sister, and young McAllister had |
but the marriage was not known to them nntii
recently. His sister had been a frequsnt visitor
ca"d HeS sna DR. tier
hom. in Savannah. 1t was thought all along
that he was waiting until he could support
= .5sa only Cir, se1 ss ss
Us: and We urged her - freak It Or marry.
Last Tntsr she was seriously i'll in
ths oiscamHstaIees. Then shs wrote back say
wsd s nnd rscdr n
eonssItei With eShas BStR hs and AND she Is
said that they had kent the marriage. secret
S0GS ss ans
employment sufficiently. remuneratiye to en-
able him tG SUPPORT wife He hra ner;'ors
considered it host, to keep the marriage So
cret We decided that there must DO no
more secrecy. and that the announcement
should 10 made with as little delay as pos
sible. That is why the notice WAS published"
Mrs. GArmany said that at one tino young
McAllister was considered well to do. having
large plantation in Georgia Thieh he had r.:
Short said. however, That this was = mistake.
Mr. Gibbons WAS the young mans grand
father. and It was supposed Tint the young
man would inherit the old mans property. He
was disappointed In this.
The. young people had expected to get mar
ried when this Inheritance came" said Mr..
Short. As # did not come. they concluded
to get married anyhow"
Young Mr.. McAllster has owned a plot OF
land in TucknhOe. about three-qunrters Of a
mile west of the depot and a mile north Of Mr..
Frank {. Garmany's place ut Br"nxville for
on It. and now be has one Of the finest cot;
haseme emit building. finished with hard wood
inside. 1t has been finished for about three
months. hut has never been occupied. Mr..
and Mrs. McAlister are out Of the city. and
will be away for week. and possibly longer.
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