The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-04-06

parts Of VIII cb often form sparate
pictures, grave or cay, according to
the ligh' in which they are seen, and
the spirit Of the observer.
We bad come to the city for friend S
wedding, Margaret and !: and eleven
O'Clock found us in front pew, await
ing the entrance of the bridal party,
and resting in the peace Of the church
and the loneliness Of the flowers.
Over the al ar the sunlight filtered
through window, and Illuminated
the beautiful likeness Of the Resurrec-
ton Angel. The organ burst forth
ioyouslv, then gradually subsidized into
a sweet murr1ur as the service COM
menced.
A f., momt n later tie VOWS had
been spok n: and the spe ctators, emerg-
ing from the church, rea'z d that the
wedding was over.
The usual affair." commented a
societJ l-ader.
"'Blest is the bride whom the sun
shines on said someone, starding
by.
4 81 think they locked happy"
| whispered Margaret.
Perhaps each of the three speakers
was night in her brief summary.
"Ycur appointment is for ter-'h'r
typ
eyes, madam, this is the room, and
your suit is here. We will see what
alterations are necc ssary. The 81 lit
is little too long-th that is east
remeuied-' And the def hands OF
the fit er began their work.
She was still young woman
through an expert, and pretty in 6
certain way, with dark, wistful eyes
, whose lids rose and fell tremulous
ly.
"Dces the electric light trouble
YOU asked Margaret. "I'll turn i
off You can manage without it now
for he sun IS coming out.
1T isn't the light-it's-my sister. I've
! lost her-and-prayers are being said fol
her. ! couldn't be spared-to GO
s'Is it my suit that keeps you? lie
it wait until next week, or any time,
l exclaimed, beginning to remove the
/ jacket.
NO. madam, it would make nc
difference. We are tehlnd on man,
orders, but thank you. The left side
is still too long. There, that is ri GIT
You can have the dress to morrow.
, Q, necessity, that can place dali.
bread before a bleeding heart, anC
can school a suffering spirit into ont
ward compasure.
"WeIl take street car and 60 on
-. to che of the parks. We can lid,
several miles before dark, and it vii
be cool. I'm p,ebeian enought to lik'
the poor man 5 carriage. Hurrah fo
the street CIR
The idea was IA good one, and quick
ly acted upon. The day had beer
sultry, almost settling; and We sigh
ed with relief as he car started are
We te the air on cur faces.
Two seats beyond us were MAJ
and woman, the former holding a ros,
baby. AlIthree were in holiday attire
and from the co, versation | d. cidet
that grandma hou,e" was to be tn,
end of their little journey, and tina
the baby had grown wonderfully sine,
last there
Directly opposite the trio sat
young man, and girl whom though
most attracti' e in her white duel
suit, and white hat with pink roses.
Evidently the baby was of my opin
ion, for he threw ont his hands will
a dexterity, that resulted in the i'm
! prisonment Of the object f his admir-
alton.
Sic smiled and held the tiny finger
in her. The youn. man smile also
and re stored to its Juvenile also, ant
restored . its Juvenile owner IA toy
which had fal EN- beside him.
eve -et out at the next cr.ssing
Then the lady nee du't ride backward,
suggested the baby's father.
Say goo d. bye to the lady, p~omp
ted the no her.
A chi'd's hands are small but ofteI
they are fan reaching and very pow er
ful.-N. j. Home Jou,""l.