, 1877-12-20

nffsa KELLt)[;E'9 CfrfCAHD ItJNftf.
The New York correspondent uf tho Boaon Sat-
Hrtiay Fleming Hds<tfe. who Is lahr and friend
of Miss Kc!togRs, Pct,ds that pnpcr an"thcF scf'
ron Of the Kcllog9 reception In this city. ~ tie
lady in question probably gives Mrt. KeIiov2's own
rersIun Of tho aasr It r''i bc of fnte'cis to onr
readers:
'Thcro haa been story Foing the rounds Of the
prcs.,. which rrgrtt t3 say was printed 10 the
tia,s'ft. whtel, rtnccs"d upon Misc Kel:o:g ""
snlansted In The Wet, and this time has: b.:
1esc been retoid by tho chtca!o ct'rte-2onlent n
H. ~ S. snaM Ksiar9 IT,. s
The tnlaty Ut tho story. fr It IL tr"t;h'y nn11Es
Ss lay L ssefy psssna, s .r1 IT, 'n,tn ,taY at a' n
lunch pn.ty In Chicago and hat tiscn md there ls-
asca 10 vcry rnsls nsnnes Ttst ,i!e ats: re-
f. .saset !, bs IL,
sn,atenr. who kindly displayed thcis vocsl talents
she dashed At the psno aud 10 n.s ,ls slesa
lid o,,urat,e,' while the Gallant :;ne-tA s'o',ty
folded their lIandt 'phtnd them hut what enragct
t @ "s .s I.a s afs IT f sSs
prin,a donna waFu common rln1 dfcAs.' i''w
you. rcscrs hnye hsarl nj. vsr5 1ntraS 'sa;y.
stnry h. II begin With. jnat n'ne years olo. hut 4
g stsF1 ~ s !o her.
Will viii to Eu','pe. ani va. eonse1,ixia9 anef .lr
management Ut Max ssrakotrh, SIR visited
shso ] shsf e' "a e w'ts fG t"s !%i
! nnh whom sho hnd knnvN. more Or lets. nlI hes
I!te. IL ~. living n Inc .ty!e y Gh'esg@ nnd
eane en-. to s ety i" dotcrant to hrr
lie asked her II hc might Esse reception n her
honot. and she esid ahn would prefer something
iesa tusnnI. md 4nycesie,l an early lune:.lntiy
| Ths nuaxrstinn wa. uctes! npon., and. when tn"
morning 1t the day rolled ari,and. Ml.s ke!"E:,
hcr tn her bed. S,r took alt the known retncdice.
but, nlaas they wrrc powerlrss to relieve her, "
| to this last Aomtnt ell1 thought tho cuai 70. ~
Mia KELLOGG told him the state Of the cu*c, aii,
whiie ho sylath,xsd WITH ns b.; TaH,sr n;,s n ~.
he. seea5 S.t se nosd 10. .t.y ots aa
I'll I'll s.k.' Nfs: Rel,Is Ispe.tsa the re-. e.
friends cn,bsrra*@nrnt sad that. " ~ tt.s fslt.
ehc .uutd g. to n:ate l,n m tns @ a1oes 11oe I'll III
sG' md ve,ve. arcss .,st lie had lunt, ln'uFht d
Wortl,'s. and 4 new pariAl lat. she and her mothe
returned with tho xcn!lclnsn;; itst dres. wAs 3us
IN: NJ. T. al p,Soaff',,y fnaG .:, o.
morning mo entertajn,nent. When lunch wa. IN
nounccd. sho W. al The table and went Through tn
ono S feoiins r. i': :. Isiiiy - rhs 9i. Yhc o.t
s1 q suss' wstG a l,s yst, soss
pSas' sens ,stasa Ssaf to sss s"s hots her ena.
eassts eeaust H. i's'! 'oss in tneis Goslt s nest d.
| t],e above niludel-to stury apueared y, chieng
papes. VI couF4c Mi4t Kellogg wis Indignant. hu
| hvr indignation was mild compared to that OF he
hust. liz said tfat woman belonging 10 Que &
tIv Chicago papers had begged hin, Tor m fayta
lion to Tho lunch. IIo told her that II was pel
feetly priyatc atia!r. und not for the press. sh
sai that aAe understood That. of conrse. 70 he 4
her evmc. md. like n,any men who have PIT r.
10 liz coFe, and wanted tu publish counter stnse
memt but Miss Kellogg said that It WIS nut wort
while, 80 be refrainrd. And 1t w0uld not ha'
been worth whtle II the sory did not ft@c. pfitent,
| like, every year, and l1sp It's unpleasant wi
thtoug., tns press: When , m rsad ts story;
| know so wel an,l rny II with rosruw. tlefo
: nothing ~ yeuo,nuus In nil ths world ~ woman
/ luhumautty to wonan."