Wedding Cards

ding cnvelope retains the pocket-book Hap, hut is a triflo emallcr and fqü:ircr than its predecesor. The outside initiala aro nlso Blightlv diroinished. in siie. Multifarious cards fcooompany tho invitation. Tbere is, first, the Bride's card; sccondly, the Bridegroom's ; thirdly (f to a stranger), tho card of the Bride 's Mortier; fourthly, the " Cenmoriy" card for churoh ; fifthly, the not paper for the " Reoepiion at the bonse;" s xthly, tlie carJ with the nmnnd i,auie3 ii full, and iho days on which they w 11 lee'ive ia their new homo; sevèntbly, and lastly, a card with ' PleaBe present tbis at tho door" engravtd thcrcón, which Í8 designed to keep un nvited guestï from crowding the church, and piokpocket, lrom elbowiug the silver. The wliole might be fairly gtylcd tho " Coupou" invitation, and its weight and oost muit cause tho heart oí the card