, 1874-12-06
,..x:, from Neutrality-suspicious.
s;2u to Mt. 'ernoa---
The Willie House.
,,tpz from the Clubs--'Wed.
dings, Past and Pro-
spcctive.
c.ceotions, Balls, Etc.---News
~ from the Suburbs.

INTRODUCTORY.

/ .n. endemic has afflicted society during
] A+reek. Many people. have been suffer-
- from influenza, and tho results to the lookef-
,.,, been amusing enough. At q reception
r1tcbed the entering guests. the lady
~, ,,h.,t;tr press her dainty handkerchief to
s'as Ss.. md then be in an agony les. she had
na.1 the delicate shading Of peall-poWder.
~,rse It'll, by frequent manipulation had re-
81 y tn the normal condition OF that
..,ert feature in Joey Bagstocks
red nose is go fatal to
~ '~.., that. for the tins being. handsome
.,r.n would almost as soon be an'lc'eo
- ths sm,l-po1 as cold. The gentleman is
~, so,Ee OF than the lady. His handkercn1e1.
I'D of being attachedt to . chate!alne or he1a
I'M ia hidden away III an inner pocket. LIE
H.ot inst at the entrance drop Areninta from
=. a. sleeves not having been considered
.,,7,.te substitutes since the very fret jacket
~ te e;yes tinal sniff, hopes for tho best
-; ente1s, Probably nino out OF ten OF tho
,,sa!iue portion OF the community nave gwen
j., tral enitr during the past week as tnes en-
~ nv sociA! gathering. Weddings nave oesn
,,tuI subjects Indeed, and BIS sud as nave
.,.7nmatcd to the 6et1iznect OF ths other con-
.,,,ts Bridal parties have been "eonEfaoalau-
Jr.rd !. tesd y,dges" have been Of frequent
m,:eace.
I,thn drauatic entertainments Of tho week
..rs hare seemed to weep over the most mlrth-
t,..ts. Alonzo hss been heard to Say, IN the
49,. ne,tinr tones, s:You do lub YOU, A1ablu'
!. .-,n3 she las answered, II hobo so. my
~ -, f.a,.a
~5o hs,a not reached bone until late Where
I.-+sd nd sda,iuc 70 laLe:" Tho cool'Es
i.-a I'll had cultural sonnd, a1d the scold ngs
I,ve m no longer re2cned q high eorra::o.
aTs,oNe b,sties have bcen INDUCED in. III spits
II i,.{' md young men aud u,aldcns have
eecs.ed them to be 20 jolly Tie canes has
s5Il zone Ee,ril; on. aud, II tue us1al
question k.s been somewhat altered, still II mas
isen liked. Miss Bcowd, zl.al I have the
ni,as,ra OF dapzg with yoa ?" .'Tua:.g gee,
t;." h.s teen the us.:a, query and response.
Iur hcpe for the sake Of all that Old Proba-
Elite. Eill soon :lr1vc Il. some settled conTlc~
,ioas, md then conversation MAJ aG1la reach
sraloaL condition. At present it sounds very
rsaey, eud Leads one to think that invosution
n.aer thso evolution is prevailing. All who ale
sesagai in the usual enjoynects OF society mop.
fG csapee aid settled y aea:her, ana lhe young
resoss have almos: t-acided to say no Taorc
fzet. tbln-s n"tis q a. dend iaaaenza has at
k.5t been dislossessed.
CAR GOSSIP
0reht people TO salk aonu:. private matters IN
t!ead Foice wi'"n Ii. cals ot o.lses
lne Young i. who wore the d.c.'no;e scarlet
Ell to I'll ese...us party, aud Neglected. to re-
tn the Roman cham winch she borrowed Of her
.:=sia TO wear with it, did very wroug- The
s.ia sss to :1ibiv grievcl at having togo to sAe
raanee Saturday vi. hout L.
fht Young lady who thought O'Seil sc
ne:s had never seen him uI the s.aea, aad
nse1 wished to.
gts. washbura, the President Of tho Home
=xa:c Fair, will leave the citv soon-
u6X 6lores arc Lou ua,row, why did the
r>ac 'aiy b!v them? ]? Would not G$l have AL
sEed better7
L. sy~u e gentleman preferred VIXEN he called
m yLuns lady, il LIE was not very well &C
9.ated with her, u ste her alone. ua dldn'.
s.isf she was All old acquaintance, but he
:5t know what to say whea there wele lot Of
liz IN the ROOM
aaosher yo.luS man dln': know what to thint
,stn be called =: certain place, for .o.nsilues
+! get out cake ard Ulne and trcAted lllsn rea.
II. ind Ut othcra lhcy never oIersd him any-
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