The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-10

,o 70 describe whether 1t wouiu DC ue'. 49,
- invite the Evenings to tea, tosetne.
r;,h ,vo or three families OF the nrs.
.,a.. or to muster all their forces ana us
s .'a%s = tremendous effort for on enter
% ,a;nmeut on a grand scale, and invite "a !"
om the o,ite of the town and Its envi- " ",
70 ron. Finally, so vacillating were 'ne'd a u
minds % respecting it that they summoned ,
,,u puah. q vsrv staid and worthy person, y
that they might receive the 0sn'A " 1
nes What What is done IN hurry is seldom
aore wel,' said she in winding up he'
uo rsmarks: and this sage MAXIM INTRO.
ducsd 10 so .imely manner turneu '"'
scale in fa1or Of small sslec' pay yrn,
But what was to be done with asa' s
Map acid, was a question far more on.
scr,, 20 settle than the one relative 70
,,,o .eat. in the church. She might HI
was true IL she only thought So remain
! quietly in her own chamber Or .ot ; and
:. The kitchen with Phebe ana fa.rlc. .h"r. aua
= render them somo assistance as ~ S;S
= would be plenty to do; but tney ulu
"ot like to propose to her either o'
u those methods Of spending the evening
As to tho cordial manner in when tue
}. Evenings greeted her, it was, Mrs mar
" den SAID, nothing at all ; and she aosos' ~ d
a cd not but they would be highly on'n, ~
"a "a ded should they find her enjoying al
~ u, the privileges Of guest at a parry
Us mode expressly in honor OF themselves
W. accordingly % at the dinner table, by way
afsvre,;ment. the subject of the party
'u' was introduced, aud the lmproprle'y, s =
nsrsops in the humber walks OF NE
&c, sssk;nr to thrust themselves into I'M
,eo society of those above them, was , owe, y
0so, TU ~non at large, The understanding o o
led upG;u an.st seemed to bo uncommonl
the ob,nsc and their midcs remained ur
,on, a relieved by any intimation on nor par
,ost that that she should prefer to remain ~ NJ
US own room or make herself useful
20 a She The sveuing appointed for the par
anu anu arrived. At an early hour, oe1ore =, =
''na ~. of the guests began to assemble, !"
mo Sinclair entered the drawing-roem' a
Ju' took seat in the most oscure Col = =
Hor black silk dress looked very "
'eo9 cen by candle light, and her dars, g.o'
and Tsir' Ts s'I smoothly parted on her forehs
'auy ,y corresponded admirably WIN ,;. ~" Ior %
! egss sss Of beauty. Mrs. Harden Il' a" n'f 8
the and exchanged u meaning glance "
l as her daughter but they felt oons.la, ;S
gar =" w hoar 1ho intrusion, as they conslde
ellis I" 0s1' WV
. el- it. aba, sa;d F.
. > e.. ~ Il hope, for your sake, .naa sa,a ~ ~
,s s,i' ~ Eversng to her brother as I,;s .ue :
artly On their way to Mrs Harden ..,
aste; tho maid Of the raven, we met ysS'
Most yI o'y WI hone m she wiN,' he rerlied;; !;
Aum- ,souah. her the nost beautiful g.F'
Ia ever saw H..
had Our mother thinks, by the desc
go I.. ton I gave of her, that she musS Do %
- n;ed ie young lady she saw with 1 MRS. o,"I
oanied wbom she introduced as Florence
oroao don : if so, she is doubtless a con
nU' 40, 70 ton Of Mrs. Harden's; and We
nn.ieu ,,,ieu' probably see her this evening.
artlcu- Florence, who had been requlre'
st con- her mother to supeyintend varie'
saloh' ,rranoements had not time to com
being ~ s;Io,ta iii most Of the com
iiiallon had assembled. Mrs Sinclart cont
her to hau h.u situation in the &C
igui6ed 70 ,;et 49, Melissa had very adroitly
'wevor, ared to screen, by placing oetUl
at once luxurious chair for an exceedlns'.
'lch 81. M pulsnt gentleman, who, moreover
60 sue afflicted with tho gouf, woula
I one of ilhe'y " Lath animate and
when mate, was adjusted just ia time
1verlne; Evenings being Immediately an
Aappenu1 ced. Tue hustle, occasloned Dy
pointed pa arrival had pretty we'll suesiicd
hastcnco Florence, simply, yot elegantly a
s," sI. =. entered the apartment +; Tue eAP
: tei' a. she had been obliged to use IN
,, inc her dress had given hne
TO NE her cheeks. and mad her dark ey
"e .;. 80 .r;rn more lustrous.
,h"n NO saw " How beautiful = was the inv
.orId no, ry exclamation of William l.
- unlsss Having exchanged salqta,ions
:! c. ,boso near her, she contrived no
wing ioi '"o h.t d;ficult pass
with her plish the somewna' .La L,, oorruIent
person tween 'ne Ina" ".,;n.co, u and took
lor's lady man ana tue Tn,od Ma'i a,est Tb
-, 11,u of Willard Evering and bis Sis
10 ~ rra, M lowed her, and they then pc
,o.o 20, ,orv Mrs Harden who saw that n
,';e ~ ,ho;yr hy care had been in vain, approach,
'seeive se ve SO Ev.riug for tho purpose of apo
, Il can assure you, SAID sue
,,,o so;d T never had anything cause n
feel feel quite modification and chagrln ina
which the obliged to permit person OF &c
occasion. ing to mingle upon terms OF
ome other with persons whose presence l
pportunity an honor :, ,,,,;r
ing friend, DO you a''ude 10 ina. peaa'% =