The sun., 1900-12-02
AFTER A MANS MARRIED.
A Public Exhibition OF the Cooling Prooe" Of
Love and the Loss OF Sentiment.

| There was only one man in the room. He
| had come with his wife his very young wife,
| who was indeed too Young to have outgTown
! her taste for Gibson pictures. PresnHi ..y
| he was much In love Only that condition ~
| affairs could explain his having cone; but he
! was bored, dreadiully bored. and he looked 1t.
! Now, II Is exceedingly unwise to look bored
| when ones bride is revelline in sentiment
! and looking volumes Of DO you remember
before pictures where athletic young men
in golf clothes make heavy love to prefer
naturally long young women with droop'ng
eyelid. bridegroom OF proper feeling would
disdain public scrutiny and get in some hesvy
work Of his own, but this particular young
man did not rise to the occasion. Perhaps
the fact that there wasn't another animate man
within sight and that the place swarned with
matinee girls embarrassed him. Perhaps ne
realized that he wasn't at oil the type 81 ie.'""
before whose pictured glory feininuAty vas
bowing down and burning incense. and LIE re-
sented comparison.
Atany rate he was distinctly unrcsDonsve;
one might have called him sulky. lis "he
Joined the gureling mass Of enthusiasm bs-
fors picture where the man and the nlnld
looked unutterable nothings with s"ashore
accompaniment The husband aband ned tie
wife Of his bosom and moved on. Sic over
hnrd-working man and maid leaned upon =
rad fence and continued their love making.
The girl had changed her gown, but gon clothes
flt into any out-of-door stage setting. SO the
man had made no change "tWeeh a'ts ,,,.
Isn't that too lovely fer anything. Dubbed
the bride Did you ever see HuNthltg 80
perfectly sweet as the way b" i, ks AZ htr'
And isn't that Tor al The world H@ Tie in'Id%Ts
you remeinUer? You know We read 'Mntd
down there by the rocks. and yoa 7, sdd - HhXy'
and they asen't noticing Us. anyway. ! donf
believe you like to rcntnher any moro.
supp9se you're sut s%Iy yn a5ni H l NIKE c Ht beg f"r
things down in the meadow. suppose thdt
girl thinks he's going TO Neep on lo'1nG "th"r
I'm m afraid he Is, said the Young Bsncdiok
wearliy. as ne Gas' al al" ts'gn''1 ,n c,Ia t'I,i 1
have a change Of cast i would be 2 rel cf
II makes me sick to see fellow su.un he that
Indefinitely. before GrCwd II II. he d eye9
chin. or have a hair cut, or li,E GUY another
girl or vary any cid thirg besides TIE back
Il wouldn't have helc,'d you could bc So
horrid. | wish J hadn't brought H'l and
Won used to lc so sympathetic. lgI'r" change
Ing Just as fast as, you can. ! al"ns ku'w
men were di,ApV0tniu9s 91i m,UGht E"4i
we,e s diaetsa' VT" h di" ia" I%' a a f% yl.ndaI
Morning lie gore away hasp l"' .%'h
she's standIng, on the tra k waving TO- hin.
Isn't that the c,test thing That's just lilo
way I used 10 feel
when each man lcf9",
left, / cried perfect foods THAI morning. YOU
came away after We wee ,ns'G,d ySu En.v.
husband -Aren,t the pictures charming l."i" = 7
nobody quite Ike him. is mere, ! glwals say
hs hsGW musI all haSe aSs GGGn 5" Wy Sec" It "iI n S
he's married, isn't it. 1t spols them So to gct
Es"Tnat's so. They feel constrained 20 pal
the same eil all the time" SAID the husband
feelInsly. lie was Ignored
band. il he fs fasnt o6anrcd r You nrt?r can
tell how they II Ch%ngr. ON yc1, !, ic1IIy Nu'
good looking hui H. the tyy". yon know. ,., .
moh; do YOU ta,k 70 Wen, y"-, TIE chin i .kc
lin In Tho sumner and men lock 50 diGc-.gt +
IN evening Iothc-. II really WIS df"s.i '.
WORK TO-. didn't A.: he ham - d.r" 20 god
love story - c"-Just war, nuthuE ,b.' "nr
There are plenty 4 ncn wno MA WIT,
who could write love -toi,os the way ." .. I'd,
and now that he's married | SUPPOSE h"N 'or-
She okod around to see If lcr shots re
taking effect. but he husband wu~ "ut - IIn.r
fsSivins Yis IN 'sres, @ nj slowing ,,a ~no
joined him, and looked at t.c II...!!e u''psr
him. scat In tYr meacner-, J. q O. - -
legend. The I"uth Inning ,,, o..
NOW, tl1fS u. 't.N. ~aii l'H HN~i'A' .'. t'
looked at HIM with unComprc! o'....s wonder
In every line Of her pretty 'I."
We'll Of all things, po Won lrr rn'. Nnd
ures about love Nnd | NnIT "ur j-J.r
agreed"
Her faco was trasir SHr moved over 80
on" Of the cTfqhrC tea IpCluu,- Ir v.H"I H""
dreams of yout'itll love. and tIr a~,' l,'tl"
Introduces a wralth of tu" departed lover,
so that spectators may get into the game aiId |
not think the old lady y merely aodiotsd -