The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-29
CINDERELLA.

s-Shs< spn of her riuUed 6u0eru neditn-
80 ss--tber. ~"Jesnnsfte Z 4 eb.rr;ng
III x;t5 4 mot tsiino vav Win hen. I'm
sp- 30 ~ 4. NJ homie shout ~ m.rrv-
~ ..-tsfsc<oilv And Msrisn,s musio "a
N erc.IIent card TO NAV. But when one
800. - phyHrn~-s
--sau-o6d UttIe oinsv ism,t abe fr aid
NJ M. 1Deddediy impracticable. I
Lx.tS tss,x
sNeither pretty. accomplished, nor
~ h.nsi b.is had no children o{ her
own. .nd he knew the social position
vhich .nv middle AGED matron gains when
~ 4 mrrounded by pretty girls. 30 Ma
Dsrel Dale had invited her brothers daugh-
Mountain. 70 spend the summer at Niagara
Fslls vifh her.
az Ar. NV aid she. couddeutinily. to
her dsfrrfn-i Law. the farmer,e wife. "theyp
an msr~ mn before the eeasm Il over: nd.
IN INV svent re experience VIM be worth
Az q thsrnn
Ana honsst Nm Humphnes took all her
tn v~er, sevfnSv out Al ~ Hemlook HoI-
ioz S.ai - sor;p tbs thrs. girls initial,
for thsir snmmer cambsien.
Jeanretts took to waltsins and the Cor
them; Marian Tipped gracefully into . nu.
sosl And iiterary groove; but Door little
Philipps seemed to ct nowhere. She was
INV and dlent in the ball room, struck un-
accountsbly mute when abe ought to be
taIkative, and seemed to prefer tho woods,
beride fhe Rreat cataract, when all the world
6opked "a the b.ll room OF the Clifton House
or the ~Internstionai.
..Because. Aunt Theo,p said honest
Philippa. at never know what to say
10 50 Gentlemen when thew ask me to
danoe.r 49, HW 1854
q mt. INV dear child.r said Nrs. Dale.
"thst's not the way to get into society."
sAI-I don't think l care 20 cery much
about soc,sty, Aunt Thso." said hsrsticai
Phfippa
Then you'll never get married In the
world" said Aunt Theo, in an accent of
desuair.
But even Philippa was reused into
interest when the cards came out for the
grand fancy masquerade ball at the In
eernanonai motel, ana NJ DGe g1ve
eeoh q q, nieoes = ndre eolsr o,n,
70 enanas tnem 70 appear sui1apAy tor tne
oocs1aon. $50 .r-u-.,,-u.
anau perscnate Undine, .,ao Jean
nstts, thinking how well abe would iook IN
see-green crape, crystal fnnges and WaSef-
hitea
And l snau be sappho,' c7eo out
x:.t,n. No..
Capital !" said Mrs Dale. And you
P~huippAr"
y don't Know yct,' said fninPpe, con-
tectang ner BLACK eyeprows ~. mofu-
mer ssys l ought TO 70 as gypsy.
.Xnen, my dear, saia an; Dalo, -cs
agPsy, py Al means II mr. MoiImer is
ROOD enough 70 express an opinion, "
snouiont % negiecteo,
An potn MARIAN and looxeaa
ntte jealous ior tne hon. hugo Mote.
mer, nom montreal, was me non ~
g Fals Just tnen, anu nus gracious
was enough TO ensure the lucky
sscYient 2 front place N the RANKS Oh
tasmon- 80,
wnen eio nc say tnat, puss oemAn.
ueo Senneete, Jefking OUT ING rppons Oh
her sash-
"oh, yesterday, when we were over on
Goat isiand."
"A Did be walk with YOU 7"
"a little way"
81 hope YOU made yourself agreeable ~
suggested Marian, tartiy.
81 don't know whether 1 did or not"
aid Philippa "And now, Aunt Theo, II
you'll give me that bundle of work, I'll
takc Il to Elise Dupre. There will be lust
time before tea f.r US to walk there and
back
But the band viii play presently,
snd-n =
"Thauk Won. Amt, p, snid Philippa 4" Init
don't care for the band.r
WPhiNpps.n ala Mrn Dale. a. do think
Won A. tbe a~franossf cirlYs
Eli.e Dupre was 4 aim. consumntive.
lool;,, an IN iiv.a sn,re the .nrrcs.
snd tsmsrncks ON the Canadian side and
tool n vh.t sewinc embro;derr and iaos-
msnding she wds incky enough to eet~a