Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 18, 1913, Page 2

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Pres. & Asst Man Lk tel tot ol tal at al el s thbl il b TN JCHEHO S0 B0 D BN SO RO SO H0 20D -GMW*}”'OMG»"OW&UWMMJW 3[)8 REE STEAM PRESSING CLUB ¢ anfi Mann Plumblng Co. you and 8 fo WVorlk nmy v Brick and Estimates Cheerfully Furnished on Paving and all Kinds of Artiticial Stone Wark West Main Street - a Spactalty, M)m«:mnsammoomw | | | Work Jatistaction Guaran- ] { i :zC A. MA’\IN MANAGER Bowyer Building nml _any hfllh fresh and strong; um- caters yonr mind, aiso let in The Model Hardware Co. ARE THINKING OF BUILDING. SEE The 0id Rf‘lra'fle Cmtrzctors sidence miade ood mnonaRes n Yor fa m are evl Phone 228 Eiue [P YOU ! MARSHALL & SANDERS E'\" . $ g yveara, actio and n MARSHALL & SANDERS that | THE NVYENING [PLEGRAM, LAK 11T 1913, \ )W fereigeess in India have rivilege of witne g8 raste Hindu wedding and cial circumastances cnabled the writer to be present at the rmonies described hzre. Subliodra, the barber, had arranged a marriage between Anandi, only | daughter of Dhola Buksh, a wealthy | member of the Kahatriya caste, !terested and surindro Tagore of the same caste. 1at is one function of barbers in India. Anandi was not quite ten. Surindro was just eighteen. Anandi had never seen her future husband. Nobody had ever thought of asking the opinion of either ot the most in- parties as to the proposed | marriage. lhe expenses of a Hindu wedding comes upon the bride’s father, and | ruptey some- lor they are so great that a family tes ruined or impoverished many years by the marriage of a daughter. The next most costly af- tair is the burial rvices. Should the head of the family escape bank- when his daughter is married, est on is almost sure to be when he burtes nfs father. IE) the e ruined The worman barber, who i8 aunother great institution in India, came every day. For two weeks e Dbathed Anandl frequently in perfu d water. Iivery day the girl's hands and feet { got an application of henna. On the evening of the wedding day Ananoi | was bathed in rose water and her Cr -b&i- T IFUFAF QIS OSOw SOatTa et etulatatelatule BRLSAE Sot Do B Rp L R o R TS E ot SR Rat En sttty ARRURE R R L et InE et s R R At n e el oL Lo Tl v e Unt 2nl AL PR EF L R T I S e T-T 7 R R ARG A QY O o R GG R ORC RO 2RO g Lol 2vl vl DO PR Eve TRt Se T2 ete i Vet Sut P SuS SwE et Tuk 2e S Ivs T ws et Sws 2wt T X Swvvl St el 22D Sws 2wl L et fel les hands and feet ot lenna. Many Jewels. She was dressed in o red silk sarree | embroidered with gold aud ftnished with a golden border at the bottom. Around her waist were wound chains of gold, which were tastened LY gor geous buckles set with jewels Her arms from the shoulder to wrizt were covered with armlets ot a last application the and lose under her throat " WS wlow en oor more gold vhich had been pleree wd earr M dne works i meach hole, *met the lorehead old and pearts, s0id D ul 1 a mrden to the bride if sae had ¢ biiged to walk, but she was not, u another part of the house the surus ol the two families were laying diwn the law to the wo lataers-e g making lle ave eliloe ments aud promises. vhich is tedious and lasted hours, was enlivened by the babus Vo wvent among them with rose ried in silver vi Ad sPhrinkied vas :n upon the ears of the guestg burst the ory fhe ridegroom comes!” All heads were ‘urned o see six little girls who conld not Quvae peen aver six : e { lighted torehes run e and out into the sirce dro in. MMe bridegroom was seu n o rug placed in the center or i Wiile o 15, an Vi 1 P (L} u va acd wenl W e woweus he ler head red hot jewelled '....m.e bride’s | @ carried a of watcr in her hand, n. bore trays Bride Carried f fruit. wround L£ bride £room seven ke mother pour- ng the water geutly out of the chat tee so that it da e around he then stepped aside und surindro. be bric brought | had AT ymbolic flgrues been ¢ woard. On top ofathese f g as ceatcd and then carried into oom by the barber and lis nts. \Vithin the circle which by the water the pilled Anandi wa surindro . G Hual tner Ve H S o Tad Al el B bt hved, unsntmfauorv article and the bride it her hus- | § j e’ et § cutlery has blades cf ‘hard, springv i thi the bride- rroora had v muscle. 4 . : Che barber and his a! nts HowW \Ve”. fcm;'ired. TheJ hslve Sh‘.l!"p Ul ifted Auandi to the lev )t Surin- iro ace, underneath a large sheet I o % which had been stretched over their edg(-b' Ifl "VerV WJV thev are Of ale Uy heads. The bride’s mother and an- L other woman, near of kin, were on est quah[v. oither side of the b air. llach woman held a llght o the facs of the bride and bridegroom and the | SArree Was removed rola he bride's % face. heets were then carrted away e ac SO croom walked into the — < | 1e barher and his ase S 1 lie bride in just after shand. \Within @ cirele chalked Y o 0 e D SRS e S e IR 00 e T ol \ " e otaem ae nurr ( 3 naceaq, Zach famil aw Q Jde ) ! but 10t one waord 5 ud nrdad \ de e 2 { e i Tk Best Butter. per pouad :‘m vater irom the sacred Jugar, 17 jounds 10 whier e aad dronne a . ring and a thin iron braccier. Lotiviene, 10 pound Jauy g L ‘ 1 (0 the bride ane Cattolene, 4-pouad nails L nug o e orde Taom, vio vera 3 h 3, ‘ 1 1 1 1 both sy I with: some of the Snowdriit, 10-pouad pails sacred wat wd the dowers wers f M i . S0 AE i, N 4 Cans lamuy size Cream . The bride, stil on the piank, was 8 cans bahy size Cream. Hfted and led, drst 0 the mght 1.9 val } ™ o i side of the wd hen Qe et e e S ] The sar ] ™ i ‘;::m«.n 8 he brde and orde 13 pounds best Flo gz mude hem band and w Ocrag'm Snap. § for . . Aller the Grouad Cofee, per pound R it ot 7 280 L VW R N T e Ry P D TS O e R S v r TP PSR IPr AW el TR SWe Pvtve Jol 2 2vr Sve 2wl el T2 et et A v Twraeie s o tho b T kot had ties (9 Gvownd Coifes pebnonid ... ... ... ... § gallons Xerosene wWita 1 gk o / C i Eo Go T\\EEDLL Jed, 1 : : < gy s - Auditicg Accounting Sy Vol TP ——— Vad