The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
A LOTTERY KINGS DAUGHTER.
Washington Capital. ]


 o'.y, through the des.Ee of ..s mana ger. Charles Honard. ta secure so-I.. position Tor hiFnseli aud family. As t VAS .old so sac tae s.eEJ reaId make plot 'oz ia> pen 9f Ias.esetav or keadc
 Charles !. ti2~4se--.o5 Charles How arc -.s he Is ari.cr4a e@ilei-as .he .y-ieTy k.us asf5fe i.s oI,Aui14lion nc vas private ia .1- fcar ran, Of .s army U s2eF.sf ,aca 5f thc gaY el.r. Aitaough Gl.s;Fici ri1n, he fe eld ouslse -.'ea'iaa fos sed4s t..ac ty hls cas.ac-z ton with the .e.f-s- lAanie .a5e!.a. u. ne usually .as =Howa u.Ic1 dcfc-e.f.e. .e wife ..na the Ptu2ucGes. He has. aa .eeial poa .oa. aat. probably n-s.r Uar.e= ...1 a4t.i T. -ly
 ae letserY ....s tfa4-- h.g. oae of ta. wcalihlesl aud mos: poveriu. mea ' Lodis..saA. aal aiiA tA.s rra.r.a e.rs. new asplra;io.z. Beng | sorting .,t.s he wished ;o isi1 ;he Tcta-i. r.eIr c.ae. He iea#..zs ,. incG. Ger tod z,=s io propose kls name to tea: a!:s.e. r u and exclusive 2ady. ie Vas al .r. oal!ed "tie.y wei. safe he. ii. h.. ciuo ot my own ard .Il al.- tarE uaeI into grave y-s... That WAS = yeas 4so. fod4. ne .,-.s.sie - course is tke haHiso.acs. .saeierY New orlears and taS fine. aesa.ffs-s- n |, ls ;ae Howard .l.s5. The < 4..is ...t : Jockey club : lker4rsar cl b of ,t- and Charlie Hos rd is Il. pre>icent. .saz. the aEistocfa:s e=ao s!a. i-b 4.t-z. a,a have had b come 4a.o t CT da a .fs,..s a racing club.
 AH9sasr move afon inc zi'.del z. =o- .ac'y vas Hc~ard's plr h4se af = Slocoiae house. Faea ;ne saarf cree knew that the .sHe. ~ere Io -e L ed. Not oEiY did he fat n. Ao1,e assa i...s! Win ag tAat New 9sle.us aelt .es T as; reipeeIa5.e ssost ..r:sio 5I.ic .a.ass.#i oF thousand se=.si .r.ii.iors be- Ff purchased tae fighi . 5- -,c.ifs tae sa3- s4aA-e II ffoas af |. ani naTe !: -. Howard s4aare. The st-.a- 6f o.a !ien Franklin n i:s cenr.e seems to look wl,h s,upened amaze aent atthe audacia of the nan.
 Another of Towards arnhi..ors ras = lead IT lie Mare.i t5T.s teetts4sses m admission u ,se~ s'ys!j-t.e Kf-se os Cc'aas.s Some say he was IrvSf- fa ns attempt. o.Aeis ter 6 ;!a. he red At any late. he s..tr1e.i: :. A..rtii s,f.s ft.,. tv.ty ct tis own. ms; as ne started n. . t'NsEsNf NAeAS. AtN H. CassSI tff e-r1 upon the idea Of pa, can. .o brig and welcome keN to the ci:y. lie mana zel, all ;ae details. aad has brough: :; ,ro:z' tawert show "a ee i principal feature uf Naarl Gr4s. The bal! has never scc-. ana never will De, exclusive hst .. l4tc years iassioa4sle yorng ladies has.s thought |, 70 oe a distinction. aud ne worth winning. Q be queen or r.l..id af honor.
 Fortunately Mrs. Howard has TO social ambitions this makes Il much easier for the only daughter for whom Charlie Howard ionb ago determined Ia conaueY place. Tor her he employed IS gcver- ness lady who belonged ;o oEe ef the oldest and best families Of he state eae who has nigh social standing Tn spite of her poverty. She took her young charge to Europe. away from every in- tiuenee which could hinder her derelo, ment into rehned and elegant woman. When they returned Annie Howard was ready 10 charm any society with her sweet and simple ialnn~rS She dressed with Guie; elegance which disar,ned criticism. With clever tao; inc cover. ness secured here and there an invitation from personal friends for Inc youne de- butan'e whom she cnaperoned.
 Nor was Charlie Howard idle. 1, New Orleans there are men cf;he hIeaes, socia. standing who arc ~e K fnaac.a,fy. .t was Ae~s rd's bus res to s.,,e,c .f these and their ..eeds. The wives of su>h men were not :asens. '.e 70 {. nusbar4..s wish that ike daush:e of the millionaire should TO: De oveiiaai,ed socially. There WAS no apparen; e.:or,. There were 10 balls at she .ioward m ansIon. the young lady merely received. \ few ciegan, hiiie elmer parties to selected gen,l.- man. and equally eieg sni ladies lunches wer- the oaly social e;,Srts attempted.
 When the carnival hegan this spring no one was surprised ;ha, Miss Howard shcu!d be named queen. D.. few ex- pected ,ha, the fashionable girls would vie wi;h one another 70 be her maids of horor. 1e, they did. ana when Ca a.rl.e HoTard's daughter went from the Rex ha. to ,hai ot ,hc exclusive stvs,isAe kTewe she WAS guarded " phal.nx of beauty and fashion IS brish, as ;h... of any oi her predecessors The v,rrr queen was every inch q queen. She re- ce:ved Al the homtse usually accor3e,. 70 the sovereign D. the Ine;ry hours. ani her malds oi honor. with ,heir attend .n, knights, accepted Charlie Towards IT. vi,ation 10 sarlp;uous repas, given af;er the bali.
 Soon after these festi,i,:es Miss How ard and her governess ief: their r. r C's. previous to their depav,are for Europe. This early adjournment was nas.es.v move as il avoided many eomplicat;crs on the visiting question. < l,t.le while before Charlie ov ards se-oai sor ,-,,, ried within the charmed circle of society. , and everybody weat 10 ,he wedding. Already Mrs. Grundy says assuming an air of charity Miss Howard is a sweet lady-lise girl. and il would be wrong to visit the sins of the ta;her Nn her :nnos -nt head. Mex; writer. ao Gout.. Charlie Howard's daughter w.il be ! leigning belle ci New Orleans
 Come. Gentle Sp.,as.' '
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