The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
SOCIETY COLUMN.
CUTE AND CRITICISMS FOR Qua own GOO
Editress, Hand Mueller.
1 write this thing that all may see,
What "a plagued fool some men can be


y / iarue2 The eye of Hickman-s best so
e ciety viii be upon me, upon my table, M,
dress, my manners And poor daughte
CLARA they II tare every look. motion, ac
tion, ami manner, into society threads
l know tive felt it;--but | cant hell
r it, for with all a womans heart I crav,
the carp criticism, the cutting coquettrv
! and the loving envy, which such occa
sions provoke. / hate deceit; but 1 love
the dashing esprit which call faults and
errors by their proper name, and leads to
correction and Improvement. hate
deceit; bat ] love the fascination of the
kindly compliment which feeds the weird
music of ones soul and makes IL feel the
vanity OF a true virtue Bat, wIo stIY /
Hr.ts to Clara party Here CONES Hub
by, and oil consult him-rhou.A hell
want ever5 body-and that's what shall
not br. Clara snail start with the bon
ton Let her know this and feel it. and
the ambition TO maintain her pos ition
will become the study of her life
"Hubhy dear, who shall we invite %
Clara party
AasbHd.-Wen almost anybody. So as
not 10 offend any of our ueipbbo,- OPP
towufolks.
VIE Well now, frs, ON my list is Mr..
Henry Ashton Hes favorite with ali
the ladies', and is sure to enliyen the COM
pany He is "a remarkably
HDjaai-Yes. he is remarkably imper-
tiuent, il-mannered. and ungenteeL His
lively talk is the swagger OF dissipation.
lie is "a dangerous associate to the young.
aud hence should be discouraged bv the
old
Wys-Why, dear Henry Ashton
father is "a .J.8ge. and his family are i'm
POSITION Ii would give great otfense TO
ihem; and 5esiies-it would hurt YOU iu
business. II woudu.t be much harm to
invite him this one time,
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position. and mgs, s,,ri6,. .,, f,nil,
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SIRE Is cursed with a degenerate son. No;
lets consider every one the head of his
own dynasty-aui if worthy fathers raise .
unworthy sons let them find their own .
associates
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Sunday saw him h.r,lfn- and uafsu.r
lag ia church. lie perp..u4u4 tbsast-
bis opinions F5rwtr.i i.i conversation with
sller msu. In fact. he is an in.paIeut
young coxeouE. ami slo1!d NOT b.. rec,.,- 81
sized until he reforms his manners.
have 40 one at our party. And il please
.ou, what qualifications are necessary
or an admission into good soc.etv3
H.s5oAd-I will answer. and would
hat l could impress it ON every mother q,
q Hickman and the country I say the ,
characteristics are good spirits. a good "a
.eart. cougeuial tempers. prudence. re- 3
.Hement, culture education These are
be essentials, and when they are accom-
,aniei by good health and plenty of
money, We sec a true aud honored aris-
ocracy.
VIE Then spcrass is,l,.sr,ry,f.se, is i
o elegant society a