The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-12

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bare information that Jimmy and Pear
had been married and would return
when they had finished their honey
moon.
Shortly after they We're married OF
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Dryer sailed fol
Florida on the steamer Comanche. Mr.
Dryers father knew that he was going
and SO did Mrs. Weber, for the young
man had undertaken to manage his
fathers hotel at Indian River But nc
one suspected that he was going to take
his youthful sweetheart with him. Sc
far from suspicious was Mrs. Weber
that she let her daughter go over to the
pier to see the young man off.
Eloping is trait of the Weber family
| Mrs. Weber cheerfully admitted yester-
day that she eloped with her husband
some twenty years ago, and the elope-
ment of her other daughter, May, with
Charley Dwyer, Jimmy's older brother,
about two years ago, is romance that
the good people of Sheepshead Bay still
talk about Charley and his wife are
| living at Sheepshead Bay and Mrs.
| Weber and Pearl have been living with
! them for some time. Jimmy Dwyer
| has been living in his fathers cottage
| just inside the race-track at Gravesend.
| Pearl, till she got married, went to
| school every day at GraVesend, and
young Dwyer was in the habit Of walk
| ing home with her in the afternoon
| Dwyer is an advanced young man, but
| Miss Weber, although just sixteen, has
| not passed the doll age yet, and her
| most constant companions have been
| the two French dolls mentioned, A
month ago Jimmy Dwyer went to Mrs.
| Weber and declared that he wanted to
| marry Pearl.
Were in love, Mrs. Weber" he said,
land we want to get married. Will you
give your consent?"
II had to laugh when he asked me for
permission to marry Pearl said Mrs.
Weber yesterday. Why, Jimmy. boy
said, she's mere baby Wait
awhile. Jimmy was impatient and,
having once declared his love for Pearl,
ne evidently made up his mind not to
quit bothering me until I gave my con-
sent to a wedding. Well, | couldn't
very well hand a baby over to be mar
ried, and SO l tried to get Jimmy to be
patient. Mind you, while he was talk
ing to me there was Pearl sitting on the
floor playing with her dolls and plan
ming some new gowns for them. The
whole thing was ridiculous and. al
though I ought TO have suspected some
thing when Jimmy was so persistent.
never Thought Of that child running
away and getting married. You see,
its in the blood 70 elope--tbe Weber
blood mean and NV little girl has
only done what her mother and her sis
fer did before her Well. they will have
NV blessing but do wish they'd wait
ed a little while. for she is such child"
It was late last week that Jimmy and
Pearl made, their MANS TO clone. The
Young man made a series of passionate
appeals to his sweetheart's mother. but
she continued to laugh and then the
couple decided to ger married ANYWAY
JIMMY had entered into an agreement
with his father 70 % down RI Indian
River and RIM new hotel there. IF he
went. his father said he would have to
stav for the season and this meant a
lang separa ton from Miss Weber. Jim
nv was to sail on Tuesday On Setur-
day Pearl conceived sudden desire for |
new dress.
cone of those travelling dresses mann |
ma she said.
Nov. what In the world do Won want |
with n travelling dress?" demanded Mrs. |
Weber who had been buying her
daughter clothing that reached only |
little below the knees.
''Weu T inst want IL replied the
vot,np woman "Tm tired of short
dresses and want grdwn-up clothes"
Mrs Weber sighed and fold Pearl
that she MIGHT have the dress that she
wanted The vo,,n, woman nicled ont
n grav cloth and had II made m IT
came hona on Monday and on Tuesday
Pearl mt If on she told her mother
she wanted to wear If as she was eoine
over to New York to sea Jtmmv off for
Florida Mrs Weber internosed M oh
lection hut remarked good nat,,redlv.
INV how Won and Jimmy win miss
each other,
"Ob 7 don't think so ;, said the vo,,ne
strange for a n1Ornapt whom II was made