The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-05
Which Does She Love ?
Continued from Thirteenth page.

In his bachelor days, Francis Skinner
| lived with his father at their home at
| No. 236 Beacon street in this city, yet
he also passed much of his time at his
| farm in Dedham, where he delighted in
pursuing the life of a gentleman farm
| er. But his great hobby is yachting and
he has passed a good part of his latter
years aboard his magnificent yacht, the
| famous Constellation, formerly owned by
| Bayard Thayer, of the noted Thayer
! family of Mass. The Constellation is
well known in Southern waters. and
! especially in the West Indies by reason
! of the fact that her former owner passed
| most of his winters, together with his
| family, aboard of her among the Leeward
Islands and along the Spanish Main
| 1t is on board of this famous vessel
/ that Frank Skinner and his bride are now
/ passing their honeymoon, this time, how
/ ever, in Northern waters. The yacht is
/ one of the largest in the sailing line,
that halls f ON Boston, and she is a
miracle Of c.nI enience and beauty be-
low decks. She is also remarkably
| speedy, although built more for cruising
| than racing.
hair Of the color and texture of pale
| spun gold, worn in great masses off her
broad, high forehead. and with a COM
plexion like a lily. She is about five feet
| four inches in height, and also has
very beautiful, though slender figure. Her
hands and feet are very small and hand
some, and she carries herself with
fine dignity.
The wedding itself has been veired in
mystery and although it actually occurred
over a month ago, the news Of the event
has only just leaked out. 1t was at
the church of the Good Shepherd. on Cor
ties street, that the young couple were
united in marriage by the pastor of the
church the Rev. Joseph Dinzey. This
church is little parish OF the Episcopal
denomination, and so many events Of this
kind have happened within its walls
that it has gradually earned for itself
the title Of Boston's Little Church
Around the Corner
The Rev. Mr.. Dinzey says that neither
bride nor Bridegroom had ever attended
mis- church before the wedding 50 FAR as
ne knew. and he had no previous ac-
quaintance with either. further than will
presently appear in the recital Of this
romance.
The license returned BY the Rev. NJ
Dinzey. and now on file in the Office OF
the city registrar OF Boston. gives the
occupation Of the groom as sea cap
tain, and tha, OF the bride as at home.
with her age as twenty-four and the
maiden name OF her mother, Louise
D'Este
A personal friend q tire h~ids in
speaking Of the romantic wedding some
time after il occurred. said: 1T was 50
Ike Sarah. or, rather, Miss Carr. for Te
hardly dared TO call her Sarah. mt that
she was 'oaish.' but there was alEays
about her such an atmosphere q quiet
dignity THAI ws instinctively kept re-
srsctfuI attitude IN her presence She
vas always q nasterful woman, & :
may use the term. with 4 fine fgnd o.
reserve power she lad bea-ing thai
indicated . natural refinement ard taere
Is no wonder chat Mr Skinner se1 e. love
v-ith Ter. she vii grace any hosSe in
the laad
Bat the way she Esn; about 1He ca7ra-
pleti5a q the arrangements to= the Ees-
ding in the absence OF her bes-othsa was
altogether n keepug with the sirL she
had demonstrated gha; SIC Possesset re-