| Show I 2 a o 0 0 II D 0 O 0 0 0 ya f r r K Y Ya a A AF F I r oon y r a r I r r 71 r t y f r rr rr t r rf r 1 I. I r J I y i i f f I r Ir I n w I ea Yc on 4 1 a y d 4 rr r r. r r d' d 3 b L The Oddest Wedding Journey Th That t Ever f r. r r y t y y lM j l How Its Cost of 60 Cents a aC I C I V. V rY T Day Will V 1111 Be e Earned in in a Prairie Schooner 1 rF f r by the and His Bride 7 r a 5 7 i. i rY t i 1 f C c 4 t riy r v a Y r h iaN A r a 1 r 6 n 7 jP v r t 74 45 e ea p e eR v- v l f a c- c R HERE along the gypsy SOl S trail between New York and k Dixie a honeymoon young couple Is showing the world how to make a honeymoon moon trip on nothing and to togo togo togo go happily along the length of the continent without once tipping a Pullman I porter orter or straining the family fam fam- fly ily bank roll for tho the price of a dining car dinner The They took tho the Idea from tram tho the pioneer da days s 's when the folk talk who made mado tho the Golden Goden West Yest followed the star etar of empire In Iii their big prairie schooners with the making of a n commonwealth commonwealth commonwealth com com- hidden under the canvas tops of the big wagons But the prairie schooners went toward the setting sun through lands not before char char- by tho civilized civilized civil civil- population l 3 This le if f with the cost of living defied at atthe 4 the front door of r y matrimony 1 i s i d striking along the eastern s shore h are 3 where the countr's country's coun coun- civil civil- f 4 try try's tr's s oldest civilization civil chU y Sti has left its 1 mark and thru through I u 3 s tho the states that Y i r served as nest y eggs for tho the b big IM rAIM rA list now represented v l r 1 H r r a seated on the flag nag Where there the pioneer pioneer pio plo neer in the prairie pral h rig rie schooner carried carried car car- 4 ried Tied his rifle a and nd s his powder horn hornas hornS S as the chief chic social 1 f r rf r equipment of the time the n new e ev v j thing in prairie y r schooners carries wj a dress suit a library equipped J ry w for polite letters and little acc sI s- s N 1 r rD D f t w 1 I f- f i.- i. M c Tile Bride Gathering Flowers 1 jJ it series sarles that ordinarily would be he found in rn EV mx ladys lady's boudoir rather than In inthe tho the train of persons bent upon ad ad- venture Boudoir on Wheels The eclipse of the wedding Journeys Journey's journer's journeys journey's Jour jour- ney's ners expense followed the event wherein Miss tUss Berenice Logue became Mrs William m m O. O Jr Miss liss Logue is the step daughter of ot A. A J. J Dewey an artist who resides at Tar Tar- r town Before her marriage Mr Dewey and other artists found in her pretty face the inspiration for lovely pictures Some Som of the most popular heads of r recent cent drawing represent studies made while the bride of or this hone honeymooning mooning I posed formen for formen formen men ready with pencil and brush is no artist artiste but ho has hasan hasan hasan an eye for the tho beautiful He was vas a salesman emI employed loyed for tor a n big New ew NewYork ew York house when he met Miss He left his Job lob when he began his unique honeymoon There was no particular necessity for fixing the cost of the wedding Journey at 60 cents a da day Just how the thc couple hit lilt upon the sum Is not explained but It was decided that during their thew long Ions trip they should spend no more than this sum after the initial expense of providing their home on wheels had been given attention at at- Will Vill Earn Their Way To m make tho the financial element clement o of tho the wedding more Interesting they decided to earn the 60 cents a day while on their tour The first part of oC the preparation found them busH busily engaged In shaping a n homo home on wheels that should serve as a means of or easy transportation and a roadside house They built a body on a wagon bed that supplied a n room 12 feet long and aud 5 feet wide wide just Just about the size of a ahall ahall ahall hall bedroom in a New York fiat flaU The wagon was covered with heavy canvas c. Its door was constructed at the rear fi Pictures the T. T were hung on walls 1 and lace curtains were hung at the windows Near the door of the curious curio curi curl n f ous DUB little little home home a kitchenette f 4 was arranged Tho stove stoe Is la only IS inches long with a n tiny pipe Tho kitchen ut utensils are placed under tho the stove In the corner of tho the wagon waon directly opposite the stove the bride arranged the most cunning little dresser of a pattern designed for a childs child's doll house On it is spread pread a collection of toilet articles Tho The main portion of tho wa wagon on bed was reserved for sleeping Beeping quarters and a little passageway pas paso led to the library This curious little room found Its place under tho drivers driver's seat scat In it place pIece was made for 50 books The Disappointing Mule Shakespeare eare shared space space with George Bernard Shaw In the collection coHee- coHee tion Tolstoi rubbed covers with Carlyle and a lot of other books were taken along from which persons on moro more serious missions than a n honeymoon honey moon might draw Inspiration and In In- terest Lerest The route of true love asserted its perversity at the outset of or the journe Jour jour- ne ney It was all due to Jack Point their mule mue They had pinned their faith to mules as motive mothe power for tor love Jovo Journeys only to find that it takes something beside love to make make- a Co mulo mule goJack go Jack Point positively balked ed on th the Job of dragging loves love's young oung dream dreamon on its southern course They vainly tried all of at the mora moral persuasion but it was final finally necessary to discard the mulo mula and substitute a n horse before the he route cou could be put under way ODthe On OD the way the they picked ed up a dog that the S. S P P. C C. C A A. had been forced to take and Jock owing his life Ilfe to his new friends is a n. loyal Joyal member of oC the outfit A picturesque little the party part they make as they go light heartedly over the long road that leads to South Carolina The former Miss Logue S f r Young and His Bride v f at Work YS' YS YSA A. A Harnessing Their Horse r x 1 a k Mrs bars in in Her Improvised e d Kitchen and Boudoir Wearing the Bloomer Blooms r Which She Has Adopted for Her Strange Honeymoon Journey in a Gypsy Wagon has a costume for the tour that no other bride would over ever think of ot adopting A middy jacket and bloom bloom- ors make up the chief pieces and Scotch I plaid ald stockings rolled down Highland fashion from the knee emphasizing emphasizing em the Scottish effect It is the tho plan to make a wide a sweep through the southern states p pausing ausing at Mobile and New Orleans for the tho Mardi Gras festivities and then rolling a along Ion g t through h Texas The They have canned music music music mu sic and a phonograph along to supply artistic T recreation for moments not r otherwise engaged Thero There is no definite end to the journey journe While they ma may find a place the they like Ifko and may mar settle down and enter business tho the bride frank frankly asserts that r I f 1 the they may find wandering abo about t tso so attractive that tho they thes will Just keep going on and on and on with the entire country countr for I their residence and no particular lar address to which friends ma may send their souvenir sou souvenir posta Is 4 r. r Mn i iI ir I r e l r w wN wr r N Gr n nA r A s C k S. 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