Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-25
COSNEBIILITIES.

Ada understand Blanche Is TO marry
into an old family. Ida-The Oldest that
was to be had for the money.
Old Mr.. you any brothers?
Young Mr.. Wonson- No, sir; but | have
about thir, y-ive self-constituted sisters.
She-I thought, when | married you, that
you had sufficient income to support me
properly. He-So | did. l had no idea
how awfully expensive you would be.
No man should ever S cal a kiss without
making sure beforehand that the girl knows
what he is going to do sufficiently so that
she may be all ready to do her share.
Mrs. Munns, a general Baptist preacher.
has been licensed to marry people. She
lives at Dawson, KY, and is the only woman
in that state who can ofiiciate at a wedding
in a clerical capacity.
Now that Miss Brewster's father, William
Brewster of New York, has consented to his
daughters marriage with Count Henri de
Frankenstein, the date of the wedding has
been set for Wednesday in Easter week.
w. w. Bridges of Shawnee. Catawba.
county, N. c.. has been married thirty
seven years, has had thirteen children, and
of this number eight have been married in
the last five years and six months. He has
never had a death among his children.
George Kiput of Shelby county, Indiana,
a church deacon and " years old, has en-
tered upon his sixth matrimonial venture.
Each time he contracted with his brides, all
of whom are living, that If he became dis
satisfied they were to separate on his terms.
/ 1t is announced in New York that the
| marriage Of Miss Juliet Morgan, daughter
of Mr.. j. Pierpont Morgan, to Mr.. William
p. Hamilton, will take place April IL In st.
Georges church, and that Bishop Whipple OF
Minnesota, assisted by Rev. Dr. Rainsiord'
will o~flciate.
James Wellington Brown, the matrimonial
phenom, with a record OF twenty-siX wives
in the state of Michigan alone, appears To
| have spread himself over adjoining states.
The police of Detroit have heard from two
| additional, and the returns are not all IN
| Meanwhile the versatile masher Is serving a
siX-year term IN the pen
The engagement Of Miss Sophie BeYlardI
daughter Of the late DR.. Beylard OF Paris.
whose country residence was, the Chateau or
Rabodanges in Normandy, to Mr.. Julian
| Leroy White of Bal imure has been recently
announced. Mr.. White is a relative of Mr..
Henry White, late secretary OF legation 10
England.
Having good reason to fear that John
| Simonson, prominent business man OF Ober-
| lin. Kan, and her be rOthed lover, Ii about
Miss Martin Morris Of Cleveland, o., has
| applied for an Injunction. Her attorney adj
yised her to bring an action for breach or
promise, but she told him she wasn't AFTER
Johns money; she wanted John himself
The interesting announcement has been
! made in New York that Miss Erben, daugh-
ter of Commodore Henry Erben of he
United States navy, has become engaged to
| Bancroft Gherardi, jrn son of Rear Admiral
Bancroft Gherardi commandment OF tho
| brooklyn navy yard. Commodore Erben Ia
at present acting rear admiral in command
of the European squadron. No date has
been set for the wedding,
Miss Twtnkius,' he said, after a dreary
silence, do you think you could love me tor
;Really. MIR. Van Twigger," she replied.
81 couldn't say. Suppose we each try being
alone for awhile and let me find out