wedding Fash fashions loul sumo some years a u all brides wept it was the correct thing thine we hall had not quite emerged frona from the sentimental era eni mrs AIM alemina ll emina poetry was much read and wo we all kno know w how tier her bridei behaved wee weeping ping on their fathers shoulder and their mothers bB bosom Ina aid reci tinEr regretful I 1 U 1 P parting rii g v rai so no that end in wo wondered n J r d the h bridegroom ona as not offended by so 80 much grief and did nut not jump lulu into the lie charl charlotin otil and leave tier her there we are more partial now a ft day anis alio brido always smiles when she ahe leaves the lie vestry anil and occasionally ia 13 seen to fload to ate when site she comes up to 1 the lie church this last fogy tin hn lleo coni m 1 ingeb ing in but la Is rather a gentul thing to do just yet silo she ought strictly speaking to hang hanf her head blown downa a little bit not so much its as brides did twenty years yean 1 B I but still quite perceptibly there Is n m earthly reason eliy hy brides as a rule should hang their head but ut J fashjon decrees that they shall they tire are going to marry the iun of their choice they thear are probably leaning on tho the ar arm 1110 of a lather futher or of whom they fire aro goud proud why should they henr the their r heads perhaps Ier hapa ishlon fligh lon provides pr ovidea the custom in order to meet inept tha case of the brides who really ouirl ought t to hang bring their bends those who are aie selling themselves for a title for an establishment for landed estates even fur for a homes however this mity be ten years hence the droop drooping ini head will vill helve baye aul to gone ou I 1 goadon Lo ifo fruth