The sun., 1902-07-13
v rddinr. and trills

relatives OF friends was present AMI The
sexton # tho church WAS made ~ serve
~ a witness and no doubt b. played
tf' part with dignity and even r-1l",tV
The relatives and friends were 81 ..ls"d
hy the suddenness and simplicity "' ,h"
urDocr,ing~, bu, entirely satisfied '.tr
the match The bride and groom
been supposed ~ 10 engaged Ia tu"
matter e cultivation and social a-'aiu-
ment there vas equally between 'h"m
and the chief regret al th" ahrIu'nc~s
and badness uf the CEREMONY HG-'
have h"oa iri' bv the young wor"n oh"
might have uur-,'l a Trls HrHhlr h'r" ~
being BRIDESMAIDS az a uc idug - spIcn-
md a. belongs ut righ' 90 persons who
have the inclination and pricr therefor
II il nobpdv'S business &" CONSIDER %"
ouriouslv IN" mot We, oi th"~" fortuna"
Young folks To elor" when nobody
objects To- vour marriage may seem
-uprrr'upus blt u - h1.i wo-s - ini
stern Parents IN these dsv- and the
passion for romance .nduro- still 49,
permitted 20 lra-in" that dl-'I.t" pi
frlIls and fa.IalS and Persian romp nay
have led the couple to h.come o'.c ~ an
easy. ldvilic wa 10 br sure y l. the
man who il most frightened by thc'"
a gust ceremonies ur hard ordcals. II
II the II an pho feels s"ii-cor-c,ousncS-
dripping from every pore ~ p" faces
the oNp,rtant hundred, an o., NOR" thar
over certain that the bride lupN' Ike
an angel and n" must ionN hNc an AS.
The ART OF representation, IN" Instinct
Of deCurous aud 'h' 'hufc motion. the
power of Appearing equal thc OCCASION
and unconscious Of spectators a." ClVon
So generously 10 women ami 50 stiug ~
- most mon.
Besides. tho wedding on b., '"rewouill
SIDE j. - much mur" t. ii" woman
han q tho man II l. her dav ( dav>,
.hr supreme rag"nut - h"r ufc and her
highest - 4" 1T clothes Ia" groom pinvs
a minor part IN the show he ureiu't
hc depressed Nobody u watching him
except the best man. who has sworn
- 500 him through and for his own
,rcilt wants him - look as th.uEh b"
vas alive Fvru h-.' mon are horn.
nl' ueir. many e them h'vc l"-t their
fuor 'oclr-- hv too much familiarity
with wcdd.r-~. and practically the poor
.-rl.m 1. alone. H. walks or t"tt"rs IN
dream through ~" service. Mr.
TFrTNCr NUlNN'rY', description q a
struggling HtNIIT ~ walking liE" a
nsm-trIns mule tEr g-h Denmark =
a. fN On 4
that Stumbling ~puuauhIlSr No non
dor awkward man Prr.rr- to ~hun
pubAoty aud loves 20 iuycigh against
the fuss and fooH-huo-S Of sN'l ~
wcddiugs Rut usually nobody paws
any attention . him Everybody snuhs
him and the bridesmaids G,-Gi" at him.
or hc thinks they dn. until hr is nearly
uut Of hi head Ply the sorrows II a
poor young man.
/, j. our guess that this New Jersey
bride was induced - foregp th" g!pricS
of a great wedding bv the promise that
the marriage should 10 kent secret
until September. a pron!-" which Chance
hai taken - customary 'hu'kl" IN max
Iur irlnlc,slin Yet n secret wedding
hIs such a face of invitation e. young
women \ secret i su sweet thing 10
korp. especially When Won have sixteen
dearest friends 10 whom YOU mu-' COM
munloate i without delay
We have heard u sall that m" expense
e weddings .s a deterrent q marriage,
the Itch - initiate tho customs of the
r,,h spreading among the l"-- fore
handed But Wn NIli not houcy" that
-uuhh,rv - catching There ar" v"Ure
fl,ia n,pnNmi-'> vino .K" g. r''.'d q
themselves A. condemned =" o,,naDy
hv 'he csucu-iycurs- ut mlr~ia.'', bIi
thcva-e young men who count "N""v' hang
lost that IL not ,pcrt up.n themselves
They don, have o. pay for weddings
That i,ulua'- and mauna- rrjNIi"g"
pcrhaps mon. the Huttrr"d iawnnA'
creatures. would h' h'f'"r pleased and
marriage bo made easier i welding
wc-o sampler. III" Greek stv'r tur
lu-tanca lh" groom p.u,'- " reed m
the grouud. TIE bride pants a reed
hy the -,dc Of his Eychang" re''oi-
ceremony cr1. o. ,hp bride and groom
ft' ~ IIsf ~.All' Nl|~ " W. ~ aiN WV
pf tho same cup. - I- tn" custom IA
divers countries -, cocn1nut =
broken and the milk poured oyc' the Z
hcIi, a. m pg.c uI York l-.U4
Or the two o.;r the sam" cigarette.
a. IN Rornco Dr they 81 on croNh1r
and hav. their hoais huo, Ecd together,
A. among the >,buvou. or. siupcst
of all. vou tH.T, and whi.l your bull
roarcr and draw the woman by that
compelling music and when she comes
tue wedding - over. "a "a north cst
Queensland Bnshiul sWa.n~ mav praise
he MliaN fashion, whereby tho priest
marr.eS tho man - the woman without
Tho presence Of the latte.
lh"~" primitive rites must no' m.s-
'cai - The position ot AZ engaged
or married man 10 pretty tough ~
many plrts of the world Suvag" rti.
quette often forb.ds the engaged uan
20 see or speak with hi~ ha,rothcd until
the marr'1g, IN British Guiana he T.
thrown into hammock and the 'irc
ant, let at him Among tho pamara-
'ha irr,pm ,au' .,s,s az -tplk WITH ms