The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-15

ton and tho young laics In exaggerated evening cess
tnue aroso waltz, What waving of distendesi gar
nient terothen, and what eonpiete evacuation 81
the centre OF the apartment Immediately took place
Even eloquent Mr. Merton, in tho fall tide OF a o'scp
tive marathon forced upon sofa. and obliged 70 TO
luqush his standing posture. Mrs Sundcrhmd' hs't
onist very amirable dfaser and judge OF music
was talking volubiy 10 Miss Gpin, a pale, sniieok'ns
girl, rather poorly appareedD about Mss AshineaH
abomipable storming, and the wonderini p'tsanS ~
robes shaws, and honnets now 70 'e haa III '"sn'n
street also, shc pcnoancu INC unios, a'u ~ w
scarcity OF msney. ono could noe s"''p NO" :" "''
comfort every one scemca TO thinh ieeA''asasan' y
am ai'aa' fna es "lp"i ''nN,'y' I.
be much sul'ef'hg amongst 'ao l"'o' t1
ior ~ Houpss' .hsy ale Nta' I, 4saa
aiis Suhs'i'iiu poe'''sa We i'lso o'''
events, and bald bare want does no' stare W. ~ ''o
Ticn spoke the chafabie' gnn'e-iiea'c" woi'. ''''
Who could look away From so ana ioe, i0f 0shes woes
s'"w h'f ~orl paepf Aso snspns - ny ~ = y,
h.'npc uemeanor 70 my oye" ',''i o' y" =
beauty ana Woi'n sel WHICH peO - ','.''' ,
OF MIS-. ouhaei'aho, anu was iot's''s - 49,,
alter the scandaiol mts' ho5hhu 'h' 0 "a ''i''
Ashme'a
~ cried MISS ipuW' uiu yV' no''' rte -'D'Ni
son, that Mary Shaiton IS about 10 be married 5a5
ns Aade''os : 70 w%ho'i % my uopo't uoo't
n" 4n"s : 4'0' "N9f "i go ~ - 80 ' '1'D''
= -, a, 1. = u ~
mrs hnae's0''' ~. " s.' .,'us '' an'11
ilagh pa''or NO AIMS A'i'''' ..1A' 1ss' -
.he PeiSoi "''' 'n'o ~, l",y siA'7 y
ouious Why = VI. snHi "''''5' 49, !, 80,
on 'h' Siiiy 'os 'n' "'N'S S fT, H,N, sie 80
any one 70 uccoiyo iio' WY ""'''' n.y. '''' -
sure she eaught q. H'S.
Ahs iny'aTa paiy ,'''i''i so'''s y
Amos Sncf"r Wen, pro,esi We nAi 'e.'' az % W ~
looking after our oauhefH' lpf 'so ~ NroWs m..'
ahsuiay WI happen nsA' ~ '' 'o - - iAs
Tudor Doyou really 'hmk 'hmk IL is Tuo
Mss Tudor. - sec no reason 70 uo'p. ~ iicr COUSIN
told me the ict' ana aha ho'iins assis' 'io ,'l'oh
mrs Aeyaara' ~, she ~ PfuuonS' - - -" ia'o no"
70 object supppsc "''i aicy a'0 SeoA's - i''@0
the hcst Oh y. "ol Wehs whAe p 'h0 "oiii i's.e
coming 70 MARY phii.on sois " hi''y AAi's1 S'nn
Clair Hprnoe J! hofrpie .la. fE
Then followed long history oi tfe oincis ~ gene
raj ana OF Amos sinclair IN particular, WHICH, ''uc
would establish The verify OF MIS-. heynaid swceP"s
and reiterated assertion that the proposed anton was IN
decd ''horible let we doubt not, lhonssh Whoy uh-
acquainted WITH the parties ~ lneSh .'tv III Aiiios
Sinclair was quite as worthy person as Aiis nhai'oh
herself and, 1t may be much more cNitcu character
than she who so strongly den'unced MN
Z slander -
' 's AtH
and nrns fair favor into bacness such and SO Graecess
is my nature esl f,gs. ns.
Inc Fuioi siiouu 10 s''oieu, ~
and all the graces OF lie where woman peidei the Ge
mas oos OF the pmcc, wtee h'', Wicu WIN mo i"oo
struggles and conflicts o me- comes 70 breathe puler
and fssre soafh.ng ssrrs
halls oi business ana maris ol tfic how IS no us'i-
pointed, ana now saa are ms reiecuohs, "heh nc Gus
covers that TINS ongcaaof OASIS III tiic desert OF me rs
only modified theatre where woman rehnes on the
errors OF man. and where, the cvi q malice appears
less gross Its edgo 3 more Keen ana is 'hasnce more
| subtle g rs
lt8 I NuMBEh ~
The company assembled in the paror, and besides
those already mentioned forming portion of it, We
see tall spare lady, dressed in somewhat antiquated
style with tightftng sleeves wide collar iighcrowned
cap and plainly banded hair. This il Miss Hester Smith,
single lady of certain age very correct in Speech
manner and generally in opinion also. Next to Miss
Cilpn, Mrs Reynard held Miss Smith in dctostaton
though for different The latter apt to
press her sentiments without disguise, and like Mr. Nor
ris stood not at all in fear of Mrs Rcymird These two
Indies seated at opposite sides of the room and
eyed one another from time to time, with nything but
looks of love at last Mrs Reynard revengod herself
was hcr won't by cneavoring infect her neigh
Dor with the spleen which troubled her rcposc
miss Tudor, began she, in under tone, sswhat
bitter woman Miss Hester is 1t makes me uneasy to
sit in presence You know she does not speak to Mr.
Trail now at ALL tair Trail young lawyer special
friend Of Mrs Reynard, and much under her influence
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