New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
SOCIAL SILHOUETTES.
BEINd THE IMPRESSIONS OF MIR. MARK MAN
HAITIAN.

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TIE YOUNG MAN WHO PUSHES HIS WAY.
N""-iorS society il SO mon0tonoua.' said Miss
Liza Carlisle to me, ono evening. d" do 50 long to
meet somebody lao is fresh and original
lila Carlisle is just the gll WHO might express
such sentiment line Carlisles are Peuusy WANNA
people. Who have got INTO New-Iork society
through their reputed millions In coal, and VINO
have spent at least lyr good years abroad. Miss
Lin j. the vcrlrst type OF that young American girl
VINO has been everywhere throughout Europe aud
who has returned TO America with added respect Tor
Der own country She Is pretty. with her black
eyes H.elet beasts. set in low. broad forehead,
over which the silky auburn hair dIoops ia lrz1.cd
abundance. She las a very nasal voice. a very
Io'ey figure. and careless. daring uncouyen-
tioual manner that IS an acknove lodged ,uccefs.
Every body likes her. and everybody dslpproves Of
her, She has mode herself q sort of power through
universal dI71pproval She is considered very bad
style. and yet nobody ever tells her that she So
not even her most intimate feminine friends of
course. from tie standpoint of pure money. she is
great mat. DE- But % is not solely this that makes
he- so decided "a BELLE ! suppose It Is because size
is so Internationally ama-i.-. Nearly all that she
says 10 her sharp. A-ht. brisk way, has sort OK
patriotic sting in q. They tell me that size refused
a young Duke 40 England because De pre- umed 10
-. She always waving per national hlr as other
women f.rt tleir fans. think her VULGAR and
get I like her. That IS igst what everybody else
does, iud. They al think her vulgar and yet they
all like her.
" In England" She now continued. 81 met 50
many original people ! dare say didn't go into
th" swell ser. IT, rs hard e. do that. son know.
The English put on such awful airs They are Ike
their houses I'm PiccadIy and Pail llali-uot
decoration showing; everything as plain as a pipe
stem; but an awful amount of quiet conceit and
selfmportance inside"
All THIS" answered quietly, is opropo, OF my
dislike for Mr. Rodney Clamp"
"Of course it u.s." exclaimed Mss Carlisle.
Rodney Clamp is original Tie goes about New
York without am English drawl-vhioh is saying
good deal nowadays and with a conspicuous
amount of brlius-whch IS saying still more"
But he is dctrstcd." / objected and for Am ey-
celleut reason He makes capital out of society.
He writes for newspapers al sorts of gossip concern
ing the people who admit HIM to their entertain
meuts II is said that he lives In Tins way 40 ono
knows how else Do lives # he does not live i'm this
way
Miss Carlisle tossed her head. Tho gesture re-
Minded mc of 70 uettiesome colts. Who cares how
me- lives' l'm sure don't Let him live rs he
plclec-.' Hero thn young lady iyod hor eyes upon
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