The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-09

bara began to entertain justiRable hopes of a
success greater than any Of her previous ones.
Make yourselves look as charming as possible
tonight she said to her protegees one evening
IN May; Lady Foxland is one of the best
dressed women in Europe, and she won't stand
dowdiness even in princess
And she's very select too, isn't shef
Words won't describe it She draws the line
finer than any woman in London. Ialmost went
down ON my knees to her to get an invitation to
bali for James Ironstone after he was engaged
to Evelyn Mowbray, but she wouldn't yield I
believe Mr. lronStone's father was a collier she
said. I decline to receive him, and if M
Mowhray marries him shall not receive her
either; and she has kept her word Any one
VINO goes to Foxland House is safe, and as the
Marchloness never crowds her rooms your
dresses are seen to the best advantage You
ought to make sensation t0night.n
Never mad Lady Barbara had greater cause to
De proud or her guests. They were beautiful,
exqulsltely dressed and successful Every man
IN the room wished to dance with them, and,
which delighted Lady Barbara more Lady Fox
land herself spoke of them as your charming
young friends IF those girls don't make the
best matches of the season will never bring
one out again. thought Lady Barbara
'.Valeria,' said Ermyntrude to her sister, II
am almost sure saw Alice Barclay
lmposshlel She knew no one in London
how could she get here7'
But even as she spoke she saw Alice and, with
her, Dick Ellis. Lady Barbara only noticed the
latter.
There is a man must introduce to you'
she SAID he WHO'S going into the G ervatory'
with that little dark girl wonder wno she is!
dick Ellis. l suppose he is staying here
''Herel in the house, do you meanp asked
valeria.
Eyes
tsOh, surely not"
why notl Lord Foxland is his uncle"
But he is only an artist
An artist! He goes in for painting good
deal, know. But he is Lord Eastburnes only
son, and heir to the earldom of Sussex
But, Lady Barbara, that Mr. Eflis's name is
Hugh Roderick Herbert lie Marchant'
Yes but everybody calls him Dick. He is
charming fellow
The Misses Vandersteen nearly tainted with
horror, but their partners claiming them at that
moment, they We're forced to subdue their feel
Ings; but the gentlemen who had the honor of
dancing with them were surprised to find them
so silent. When they returned to their chaperon
they found that Lady Barbara had captured
Dick. and was questioning him about Alice
She is Miss Barclay they heard him say.
Her parents and she came over in thesame yes
| sci as l. and since then they have been staying
with my people at Rourne Lodge.
She looks very charming
Dick smiled. II think her sor ne answered.
but perhaps my word won't be accepted. as she
is the young lady am going to marry"
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