The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-26

evening Charles Bradford had expressed
his radical views upon the question, but
that lady had in the meantime been the
object Of considerable thought in the
minds Of AL the parties concerned, MIS-.
Brewster saying to herself when she
thought Indignantly of Berries criticism:
Il shall not say another word IN Mrs.
Miless defence but they shall see for
themselves if fashionable lady cannot
do something beside wink and giggle
and slmperr while Miss Fenton whisp-
cred to herself. "Mr Bradford will per-
haps, discover at the reception how
empty Is the beautifulcasket he admires.
As for Bertha she never got beyond
repeating TO herself, with little pang at
each word, "A prim Miss Dorcas, in
deed Charlie, Bradford went on stud
wing Herbert Spencer-and Berthe
Brcwster-and was about rs deeply IN
terested in the one Is in the other
After all the talk about Mrs. Miles ;
love Of dress, Mr.. Bradford was some
what surprised upon entering her rooms
to see evidences of not only wealth and
anu JI' y, -" -
'HS'o Il, "'''-S''o"' ms 'o'' Vi d" -
all its forms.
No upholstrIer had furnished these
rooms, Rare ,and beautiful paintings
hung upon the walls, exquisite bronzes,
and little brac a-brac articles of vurtu
were scattered here ana tnefe-'F'Ie'
that only a refined and cultivated per-
son would select; a nDrary room l" one
sid" showed weIi-iIled shelves oil good
works. y Stclnway piano, parlor organ,
and guitar stood NJ one end Of the long
suite OF rooms, and some cNqulsltcly
painted autumn leaves, bouquet OF wax
lilies and ferns, and an embroided fire
screen, all showed some ones handiwork
nj least.
After paying their dcvoirs to the Su-
Pcrb.y yet phun J dressed recipient each
one found their little circle OF friends,
with whom they promenaded or con-
ycr-cd. Charles bradford, Sa"EtcrIhS
through the rooms with Miss fent"h Oh
hi> arm, suddenly exclaimed; "liravenS
what a voice. rs the pure tones oil
rich meIZo soprano fell on their ears,
and walking toward thc music room they
ti.rDyrrl il WuS VI r- Miles " lu was
.inr;nr ~. yrja from .Sopnau,bula." At
f.. r'o.n some one bo.,,rd for something
orsn when .bcda.brl off with a little
French chnp,on d'pmour, and finally. ut
the earnest solicitation of her master,
- "a w.. ,,';,I, c,,I,ra'. nv
r''' P'''t wa, 80 WIN ', AZ, ,'l
P'yS,'o'' anu ''''"'" '"'' '"''''' "''''
So. orc fashionable lady can sing us
well H. shipper and gisglc and wink, ~
whispered Charles Bradford to his COM
pRnion, with = hooking sort Of smile.
IL wonder if she understands the
meaning Of the languages she sings?
returned Mis-, Fenton, who prlded her
sclfupon her German and French.
IL Gurc say she does: the prouuncia-
ton was correct. think. All, here Is II
chair" and Mr.. Bradford suddenly
stopped short in his promenade, and
seated his companion beside some friends
and, with bow, left her.
Passing group If girls near by he
heard one say: "Oh, Mrs Miles Will
show Us; she can Just do anything, from
trimming hut like a French millncr
TO trillng ike nightingale. | never
saw such q woman, and she is always
ready to help any one, too And then
some one answered: "Ycs, indeed, all
snr,s of w,,,. She said She hadn't time to
r,,I., rs ,nvtbinr for I'm. fair but she
.;.,,'ol =, nL,.L oTd ,,,,ci,~
~ .'r ,I.l,,.,Li9 Ch.,rIc. RroJford
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.. ~ - U 49,. ,., b., Looorsn sh.
nv nv, -" ,,.;.'L Ill, ~ ,yor.tnJ
~ NO. IN - y. l., .ro,I SOM,
"''c a 'v'tl, "m ,,,' -" tbirl, tio onh
,,,'. .I,o,. Io.;do -. ",cn II i bec,n:a
shn .r,cl. in an onsv chair and hasn't
tIa L,.nfn. toI, moro How unrencr-
..- 49, ,rfrr ,bot bacousn Woman
-, ,.,..,,i.;,oIy mo c,n.t doorv.hino
,'..r ,t,r .;,,nr,t there is nm nm,
J.i,,,nr t,,l,n~ Of envy nj the bottom
..,l'..,,;,;..;-,, =
Thcncxt morning at breakfast Mrs.
brewster asked laughingly, well, girls, ,