The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22


At this time OF year. no matter hon
much you may have said or TO how much
you may have listened In regard 10 getting
married. you cannot avoid the conylcii<g.
that The average New York bride Is apt %
b neither young ncr beautiful. There -
no doubt in your mind that she Is perfectly
capable OF looking after the gentleman
Who stands - fnsekiy by her eide and VINO
II counted OF 10 sltsie worth that he kat
even spoken of as lest man 81 his own
wedding. In the days gone ny ws used 20
connect white satin and orange blossoms
with = bride. ba: an air OF being s.sa .he
push" ~ called. and wearing a rather
biase air are couased very smart.
The New York glFi Is nok very anxious
10 gss married. She has TOO good a time
While she Ii single. and size does not pro-
pose - attach herseif 10 one m1ss TOO early
In hfe or even 80 be counted among The
yeung raatrons before her years number
q This Ii pure. absolute, feminine self
iahnesS. There is no desire In her heart 20
marry for love. She sonSs fer position and
the big income necessary 10 support IL
Consequently THE man with refined tastes
vhos& Income Ia small finds is difficult. 20
~ hsise from TIE proper set. no matter
hew innoeent she may seem,
Foer soul He dresms Of a dear little
wife TO weIrone hsns home. 70 listen 70
dim when as wants 70 talk about his ST.
fairs o. 20 hear her tell him Of her day.
and then. closing his eyes In ecstasy. he
THINKS Il IL just gossihle that she VIII
bring 70 asm IN her pretty dlmpled arms
. Hssie bundle 81 white thar VIII be Toms
baby and kssne.' That IL what he believes
abe VIII call f.. But, ;sekadays He sees
this vision going swag in the smoke OF rs
cigarette. ard he gets NJ. sssakes himself
together and goes 10 dress To- the opera.
where be VII talk TO bright women. good
- -
81 than Is q woman who would sacrifice
. French gown, q new bonnet or a single
pleasure sor the love % an honest man.
You fhtEk / am cxaggefafingg No: pick
up society palsr and read The accounts
Of Tire divorces Of these who Gre. two.
three or possibly as ioug a. four years ago
promised 20 love and honor each other.
Read the description OF a fashionable we'd
ding II yea want 10 find cut who married
for love i, Is usually the girI who has n
enormous income. who Is no longer yourg.
aad who ID quick witied. though DOT mat
euzns. ard yet IA eppreeIatlye Of the love
OF man whose roYnpanicnshsp SHE VIII
Ind 9 pleasure. There is enc thing I sd
gasre about the Jsws-that is. their devo-
ton 70 their wives. Ne neE in the world
are az considerable 10 wsm.a "a they. AMI
no men give and create so much love In
the hearts az their wives as do these rses.
The other day ! VAS taking Ia a Jswsss
about happy marriages, and | pus - her
tais question, Are yeg happy IL your
fnsrrsAgvy" And she answered. Il am 50
happy that The days are nat lsng enough
for me 20 be glad Ia
Nos. this vas no. young girl who had
beer married two weeks. a year or Ave
years bat s. woman whe Rad gFown-ap
sonx ard sti.i loved the husband OF her
youth wsth greater srsoF than SIZE did ia
the first year Of ihsr marriage. I do not
know where the fault Is bat should Ike
20 know hew many tieptsls wa.nea reai
say this There are plenty Of men WHO d
wrsnx, has there are also great mary
pnen VIE nag and ~erTy Them inta Il.
Arrepos Of the Jews. We DO net realize
the position that tae highly educated Jew
has ~ Europe, especially In England.
when Lady Rnsshrsg. WHO was Hannah
roshschiia. died. sha train OF carriages of
he nobility that formed her funeral train