, 1877-07-15
The Tribune Occasions a Break
fast Sensation.
4 Rumor Of New Club---The Birds
Of Paradise to Be Members.
The Austrian Consul-General's
Children.
The Town and Country 0lub-Susan Coos
idge. Takes the Place Of Mrs.
Howe.

/
| The TRIBUNE has made sensation. festcs-
day morning, coming down to breakfast, cauie
upon white-clad damsel, looking tho image pf
| what Matthew Arnold would call sweetness ard
| light as far as her outward makeup OF camtric
| and lacc WAS concerned, but wearing most un~
mistakable warlifc aspect in lowering brow and
compressed lips from behind the shield OF big
cigtitpagrd newspaper. s'What IS that sou arc
| gIowcring ut in that fierce fashion, Bondnaf''
/ ask inuocentty, as brush past her in my jour
| ney to the open window.
| IL am reading your last letter to The TR,B-
| UsE," is the Instant reply, in shalp terms of
Eeprobation.
| 1pause in amazcment. ssMy last letter to
! The TRIBUSE!: And what then! What is there
| in that to call forth your wratha" Iquestlou,
opcn-cycd and open-tnouthed in atnaxcmeiit-
"'Nhat, indeed Look at tiat, Ii you please"
mud Biondina thrusts before my eyes the Ill,
| cisht-pascd sheet, with her small finger poiat-
ing to paragraph, which proceed to read,
WITH HORROR TAXING THE PLACE or str
AMAzEMENT.
This is the paragraph:
"'The Boston stiffness ami culture Offers
Blondina, who now aud then tjans' at Boston,
though it is the rty of her heart.n
s;How could you have used that word, even Ia
quotation, in connection with NE |" bursts fo:tb
Blonlina, at white hcat-
nv first horror over, have a decided iuelna-
tIon to laugh, an inclination which Blonlna
nins in the Ind bv the increased severity of her
aspect, whcreupon rnsb to the nig dictionary
which lies unon the table in the adjoining H.
brary. and presently invite Blont,ina to fo!;uv
,me. When she looks over NV shoulder I am
nontInr to the word "eifdn mud ut the dt:fini-
t;ou--.a sauas.ie rcr,ark-a ;,be.n
Tint IL what 1orotx. Blondina. and the mint
ers have turned mr. fine old Saxon word into
the rowdyish Hiavs.' Again | laugh, aud
finding nv breath cxplaiu;
knoy il il dreadful. md
rkNow THAT OUGHT TO FEEL OUTRAGED,
49,, e.1 ,,, rz,,rto.io, for t,s,o md
,,a,;,.cv vii, sntfor from this ain n, tho tr,.s
T ,1,ro sa, th,+ MT few NJ nv ren1crs lara
,,no 49, th;s oxc,,,r,st1 ssUsr r. rh;a ;s tha
sa= ~, ~ p ;s ,or.,an,,o ;,+o pi,,;,ruo,,ar,,
~ !. 1r1ot t.stc What 1,tcro1v icmorol1at,on,, y,
w.. T., ~;t'. oT.h;s n,rnot h.,l,, ,.,,oh,n,, .,1
.n,ss,,an :. a1 49, innocant ,xordEthn an., I'D
Saw, ,,ro,, whfct, rather nridet1 myself when
r ,..sa.'. GtN'' ~ '-~
c,nr .y,> rup,nor rnu rpocrsa op rux
TYPES IT CONES OUT s.1Aw"-
th,r American Hi1ffnrsgatc which the native
uushrf7en vu}carfan. out OF the fullne5s Of his
wrathfpl heart and tho foulncss OF his mouth,
hcstnws unon Ills onponent or upon any TN
f.>rt,,,.,a x,ho n-oaeas h;z :nath Rnt when
reca1i the fate Of finer words,
1,her romemhcr how rerv nroner. not Il. saw
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p4u Dse.o,s. - 49, {, aar;.,r
~" 4'1s..-,, A,, ". ~ sa.. n,a nn.,s- ~
aAs %Ao .s'a :. ,ese ;-s<aa1 ~,
Wv ~ .n,. bali III xsa1f ~
x..1. - as..f' 49,, ,,.;thh.n, .as
.uo's e'A1n4 .@A ,,1.
n,-, Is -. a:,a ,an:ae.;.an1 j., .,,,r
oo"oh'' ..' - ~s.sI, - ~ "..~ o,.;,, ~
.,.,t ~ r.r1os s+-o,o l., wv, H.. ,,az7,
a,1 asl-s
"'~% "D'' awu.r,s THE nowr,
R,o,,;Da relieves me- fro,o a11 further resnon-:
s;h;I;tv hv tc,]in., th story IN ntnnunt fashion.
and when the coffee is brought in and We sniff
5ts aroma with the sca-brcczc we are launched
nnon n sca of discussion upon the iriu,,itics Ut
nri;,tcrs. and Words and Their Cscs.n Did
not sav tr1ly that INV lust letter had nlaGe .
sensation.
Nut all things must have m end or il .nangc
NH, Ct, we sin at last into Nrwport chitclat aftct
csnsicnnip.. typcs and printers tu j worry
pcrdition, And in this chat / find that Dur
CARLOS has been out on a ,nurniu:. drive At one
of tho. car1y-bir1 hours, anu met that prct.,
svbt-thc Austrian Cons,,i-(;rneral's fotir-;n.
hand, filled not With lInc dalucs or Iackeys, tut
with i"
A TROOP OF ROSY cEILpREx, SEATED oS TIE
Tor or TliE COACH,
most of thcnl,-a gay, rollicking band fingtn.
out their tally-p from their healthy yt''''E:
throats with tho clear notes OF the horn "hi:ll
the fouttnau sends winding furth 1fom Ills 1cre'i
III the rear. Every inornns this roaehl:hl VI
children tan t'c seen Of ail carly f'sess WIG VIVA
Lake the trouble. And it Is worth the trouble,
say those who have Eccn II, 1or IL Is QUO Oh '''o
p1ettiest sights OF Newport Wlicfe pretty ss:slta
lre SO many.
Another Of the bits OF gossip is Of and c'''t
.cruing new club. It is mere rutnUr, aud I
.hinl, the orir,n and foundation shaky. But
1,... .o..v ~ v.,,,o t,d;.a x-.t.
'e'e % A". p"'s5 ~ nN..,. .'.s.'. -
3irts OF Pafadlse>-ana Of fa1aulse t'sai'' o.
course, the Paris fashion wor1d,-are 10 scG'
IN 4 club With the uninue name OF
INV vroxorv crnn-u
:. j.. .s,uo.,,,,,. t.;
'ue epit4s "na puipo w w ~, .n .s
he matter OF gowns ano gloves anu al the resH
If 4 fine woman's fine raf1ent. As iaYe said,
think this story rather apoeryphal, but tins
:nvo estfon certainly is interesting and worthy