Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-19
l.arnira Elr1ua serIaIa.
TE CREOLE OF GLERSlDE.a
Isl MRS. JAMES HIN

flr the approaching hOli-
-tuns was 90 the negroes the
81 tA1 year. and Mrs. HOnfleur
EaI- % making such prepara-
tae iuA enjoyment Of her ser
- IS was consistent with their sta
uucHsurate with Ler own I'M
wealth. She had commenced
E.u usual this year, hoping that
would act as a panacea for
already many OF the gifts de-
u bad been prepared by her
.-ulltT. one morning. lust
stated herself 40 her work
taken ZAP her sewing, the mail
lu and a letter handed her
~l1 had u1t heard from bim
ru. and was glad % see his
once more. He wrote.
... lLtEE-I have not written 90
return home. though / have
l- % G1 So daily. i thought
t ana came home ! would
time on do anything in the
mantle. o.. uHt somehow I do not
l- I have been up % --
U.a llst two weeks visiting at
Louise is more lovely
ana Z ann Impatient Tor the
she Uil De wholly mine.
ar-ll-el s ta take place during the
holidays. and we are very anx-
ra PEE present At the ceremony. 1
L"-lse % secure your attendance
possible thing. Father saws
Hlll not succeed. for he eS-
a-HEEeuce on You and 2untie
was last up- 10 Try 20 get your
Visit him, but without effect.
son would enjoy yourself more at
-- -= than you would ia New
cause you are SO much more
-.a-tation than city life. Mrs.
ul1Le-s1Cled woman. she has
bag. .lr-e enough fer half a dozen, and
stand i- man after the same
H son VIII come 90 the wedding,
Etter you and take yOu there
SHAH 60 about a week before
comes of, and then If you viii
month 90 January with us at
Sew Orleans, as we propose
llI an return there toEether. /
quite q Cav3lcade OF us. for
bridal party VIII 80 with us to
invitation, and remain there
G.. ue leave Tor our new home.
mother De IN her element? /
. I must De certain TO Teiterate
lr sour refusing 10 act as one /
s. and o. say % YOU that f.
consent -o 1theIate I'm mat ca F.
ar Che eleventh hour enc VIII .
s.r Eau. Father and mother I
Uuas soon as L. They viii I
l.lts Cd reach there the I
r.a occasion. Perhaps I
...-.1. U3y go, though she may /
l absolutely refuses. He /
Ut. society at all, and his .
herself very much to him, 4
Use Cd 20 ont without him. /
U-a Oh go % New Orleans \
O.. obliged 90 pass through I
wulid leave the city 10 the 1
.-- Perhaps father would 20 1
5000 and aunt H0utieur as es- /
r ! suppose mother would 1
Et ts Ilat-she would want |
-H play the host. il lac should /
r-l md no difficulty. The ser
.i take good care OF you. Now 4
Clare. be certain 20 consent. |
.ata.r t1 understand that your old 4
s more influence over you Z
indeed. 1 made a bet with I
@ effect. and 1 insist upon il I
Elt f0 win.
..- &. sou think, Glare? Louise and /
rsiEht0-s % you- We are COM /
.4rtltion % live.
IS writing by this mail 10 Mr.. 4
asking him 90 have the house he I
ery put in repair for his own \
.E..l.a che one he is in. which is 4
..ately papered and painted. I
-e. generally, and put in order .
bride in the world. The .
lave already started for the 4
lone they viii o. their duty. 4
ID, dear Clare. and Aunt Mary .
oversight Of u, and give their
Cel- 90 YOUR taste. and sug-
rlt-cns which You think 4
7 Che comfort or the place, or j
any u4ys The upholsterer5 [
.s painters 10 a few weeks, /
l--. han gIngs and lurni- I
.sre I'D been selected by ms
-I.. IS course. Gu fT.t. Both .
ara promising ourselves a /
lu being So near % .
Ar=- Gordon SAYS she T.
..-- for me % taEe Louise /
b was uot that she was
Aunt La-r, or whom / have
% that she almost feels her
t.s with her.
-r- Z shall make a poor
al going 90 Try father is so
e tn e1 SD. Z love the coun-
l know. nave never yet /
o, and / SNOW ] shall not be
- .l O. lovely companion as my
-ls lived on q plantation all
vale at boarding school,
taste l0r any other life.
r. g alie VIII HfE want
the gyerseer's house, after
long In our large and COM
Cling. but father is writing
repairs put upon il which 4
t1 have an addition made /
s- as that necessary. He has 4
time lived independently,
r. everything his own way, 4
perhaps leave Us when he 4
I'D coming 60 live at the place,
.e has acquired sufficient 4
able % live where he /
l Le VIII stay with us,
la ior us 50 long, and so
rsisu13 the negroes so
-- ,.lI an think So much Of i
tr VIE would and 10 difficult
ds her love 70 You, and
l-l Tul she VIII not forgive
llrE % pay US q visit this
Il. Ncrri1r also told me, the last
-- CD give her love to YOU and I
{ wrote. aud tell you she I
t the delightful days she .
Uleuside.
seep me advised, please, Of 4
er Us the wnrkmen, and If they /
l- rapidly I shall come up I
cannot De disappointed. 4
Sour cousin
FRANK HAUGHTON.r
rom Frank afforded Mrs. 4
- delight. while Clare was 4
LEASED with 10 as she could be 4
I1ey discussed the matter .
l other Of Mr.. Cochrane's /
s cheeriully. Mrs. Hon
llat Carrie had married +
-, Che smaller house would 4
1-ate them. and she did
Weld be likely 10 object,
~ hey had only been suffered /
% courtesy.
wing day Mrs. Honfeur and
tet t9 Sir. COchrane's. They
.l- lu confusion there. The
- arrived ard commenced F
o. aet of Congress IN the i
- ~ EstLll- in the oGfce Of the
---zr1zs 90 " lshingtOn.