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Show DESCRIBING A BRIDE. The Chicago Tribune minutely describes Col. Fred. Graut's bride, in its wedding description. How is this? ''The mouth is soft and girlish girl-ish till yon come to theoornera, where the coral hinges are just the least bit unyielding. She Is such a marvel of perfection, one thinks on seeing her, from the small, oval, pink-edged ear to the dainty little foot that nestles like a bird in its kid hoot, to the tiny hand with the diamond engagement solitaire rfleamin? on its tapering index in-dex finger Fred's gift. In form the new Mrj. Grant is smaller than the medium siz; a lithe, girlish iorm, with the drooping shoulders artists so much admire, and with a rcund. henulifully-modeltd bust that ka Is1 to the symmetrical proportions of a tiny waist that small and -loving hands might span." Another paper describes "Fred a a "stolid-looking, sullen-raced young man, with a faint attempt at mustacho, and cold, lifeless eyes, an ungainly figure, and no redeeming features." |
