The Virginia enterprise., 1903-05-01
CoPYRIGHr, 1903.

liable collection of checks, neck
pse ""' }ace coupons and diamond ear
49,: rings. The $ooooooo check and
100000 necklace supee happy they stood before the
altar for they knew that the costlest wedding
chased Newport all the other cecks and necklaces
looking jealous enough fight the drop of hat
drove of ongared musicians who had been crr1ed and
who had been taken captivity and mpoGted enormous
furnished the Among the Mrs. Gar
Brooch $1oo long and an She
has beautiful figure consisting of cpher and four
Among those present Col Henry Waeson of Louisville
AS the couple leaving the house $oooooo bank account
threw old boot worth $1,000 the groom but wild of
and kicked the English baron the neck who driving
the cab and he has decided whether feel honored
get mad about it. The gifts consisted of aras with
pearls and collar buttons with diamond sockets with which
couple will go to housekeeping as soon as they return from
their honeymoon.
And it goes with wedding Newport. The says
s there anyone here who show why this
should not take place according to tmecard and scheduled
speak up quickly my $1oo minute any
money! hold your peace Dearly beloved pro-
you husband and wife, Two souls with but single bank
dollar signs that beat Whom God has joined
together South Dakota put asunde Musicians
$27ooo worth Of melody while the guests pass
look at the price marks
That the Newport wedding belongs in by ITSELF
There nothing else the country like it, There price
everything far the reach What difference be-
wedding of the other matrmony
be less the leading object people
stand during the and spatter
instead of trying who has the largest of diamonds
board The furnished by the brides sister, plays
by and hits the note and hen preacher
doesn't know whether his fee is to be IS cents hearty
Of the hand and doesn't The married
egtdoar suit that little too full the shoulders
and the bride may have fed into
the jaws of geared sewing machine that hard
but they proud and happy nevertheless.
"The ceremony the lives of Mr. GEORGE
W. Perkins and Miss Lizzie Jones took place of
brides Wednesday in the presence merry host
friends, who wept when the minister pronounced
word and then the dningroom everything
sight and made noise than labor riot in full bloom
groom accent white bow neckte that during
the and tried to get around his to dc
this and finally by riding the collar both
fore and aft but George just happy though
hghpiced neckte guarasteed not to break loose moor
g isn't the tie that makes the groom anyway and the mar
who married necktie that is cheap
through the still feels ubant happy is as worth,
OF congratuaion the who would consider the thing
sad and dismal failure if he didn't the wire with
diamond clnging his shirt front big Amon<
the there diamond sunbu thu
neck but the couple will try worry along with potato ashers
coffee potts. umbrellas sets of evne spoons 436 napkn
without frazes napkins with frazzs pans 226 eqt
beaters, alarm clocks 4o booms and and forks
The bride conventional white and carried panses instead
diamond studded FAM but that did wreck her
Perhaps she had weighted herself two or te
quarts of costly gems and had had her wrapped IN n
string of pearls worth horse apiece and had put on a pair .
cnlatng earbobs for ballast she might been few e
grees happier but doubt The groom wore conventions
black with No. 38 coa could be by tag which i
forgot to from his oatta But that not prevent
from saying that he of sterling and that h
and his bride have happy life before the ceremon
the guests hurried the dining where they everythn
the the wall fact tia
everything cooked American language
And Al weddings outside Newport are NOR
Or less the for about happy q
Newport weddings different # this cost So ooooo
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