Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

" she said smiling a.,
places me In the posluen put Il
guardian TO these young iiy.s~ legal
SHAH endeavor to dlscharye - and |
trust as faithfully as possible ny ~, sacred
le cure was delighted 10 uohsleur
children In their aunt's ,o lave the
ana II was with a nrht 49, care,
turned 10 Belmont ihat ny ne re.
night, and impaired the maui n'lstmas
sn.iuIeh GOOD fortune TO Madam sne
Home. '"e orphans
TEN YEARS LATER
1t was Christmas eve and psri, NO..
exeltment over the MARRIAGE y" al
lovely and accomplished Gahr.VI the
val, niece OF the wealthy WIDOW Nv
co.'s 10 Alexander dc la Mar ths d'Su'
sulshed son of an American mlll,csssIiu-
Inc ceremony Is 10 take place y,' 4. ..e'
little church OF ST. Joseph. The ~ o tne
Is NE sensation OF the hour a,S S'e en-
subject OF comment on all sides 'ue
80 strange That she should have Obs
tnat church, when they oo,,i
surely have had the privilege ~ AUG Jug
ing their troth In the historic cal su.,
OF Notre Dame. 1t Is EVENING an , lal
wedding bells ring out blltheiv ~ we
crisp, frosty air, The church Il c N~ we
el 10 us utmost capacity, and n i
with difficulty that the ushers can n,s
serve path down the aisle for ~.
bridal party when they shall eomS e
The audience is most unusual nse
Men and women and even children a..
the factories Of Montmartre IN M.
working attire are standing side nv a.
with some OF the aristocratlc ana ex
elusive society Of the capital
The Joyous strains OF the yeddlr,
march announce the arrival OF Tho MA
al party. Who could have recogpl1Sa
In the beautiful woman before thor, ~
ungainly little Gabrielle Of ten VI
ago.
She enters on the arm Of her fa,bar.
in-law and an exclamation OF admlrs.
ton breaks from the assembly
AS she passes down the aisle sha
smiles and bows to her many friends
In recognition OF the kindly looks ma
good wishes, expressed by them. Cries
Of Isn't she loyely?" and God blsss
her" echoed from all sides By ber
6Dtlinl itt-btHA ltlN NfIfllUnV Is
formed by the Bishop Of Marsellles, late
curate OF Belmont.
Madame Francois is escorted b. ,r
nephew. Pierrot Duyal, a handsome "
Of twelve. She has not greatly CHANGED
but the hard lines have vanished f,om
her mouth. and she smiles more offer
that she used to. She looks radantly
happy tonight. as she gazes with pride
on her niece and the noble man al her
side. After the ceremony Gabrielle
leads her husband TO the little altar q,
the nativity. Extending one aand 10
him, and the other to her brother, they
kneel down silently side by side
Madame Francois Joins them with tears
In her eyes, and thus at the GROWING
moment Of her life, Gabrielle offers the
gratitude OF her heart TO the good IA.
Their who blessed them so wonderfully
that other terrible Christmas Eve.
As she turns 10 leave the church she
Is met by three little boys
dressed in white, who unrOll
beautiful rug al their feet
They are requested to walk on this and
are told that II has all been woven by
the children o. the carpet FACTORIES Of
Montmartre as token or love 10 their
beloved Angel Gabrielle" 1t is with
difficulty that she restraints her emotion
at this unexpected greeting. At the
door they are met by the children Of the
Belmont Orphans Home headed By
Madame Legre. who scatter roses al
their feet. She stoo9s and kisses her
old friend and tells the children that
they shall all come and spend New
Years Day with her In her new home
Outside the crowd extends almost
across the street, and cheer loudly as
they descend the stems, and II is amid
a shower Of flowers and rice that the
happy pair drive of. Gabrielle turns
10 her husband and nesting close 10
him she says "How happy am, dear
est Every desire OF my heart seems
now to be accomplished. My only
wish is to give to some OF those whose
needs are so great a portion OF those
blessings I have myself received In such
FRANKIE