The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-23
ROOFS IN ME BNONOON.
Suggestions For EntcitnInlng Guests by nm
Enay Method.
ny SARAH oIlEE JEwETT.
Copyrighted 1891

lCOpylSuICu looVl
lyon know the iime.honored Joke
about my iamilyP" my friend asked, look.
ing up with droll smile. "Ihey say
that we never 80 to bed and never get
Eyes" answered, "but tho world will
never accept the fact that there are two
classes OF people-those who arc ct their
bert when they awake early in the morn
inp and then run down like clucks-Rnd
those W no are az their woIGt and weakest
and dulleBt when sleep Is Just over, but
who are gradually winding Themselves up
all day, 80 that when evening comes they
arc equal TO anything. The trouble is
that the morning people arc such mfjor.
ity that they rule society and make ali Its
laws. The evening people are Obliged
poor thinRs-to get up ana have breakfast
when they do and drag Themselves out to
keep early appointments, and when they
come to their happy evening and are wide
awake and blooming like pEimroses, all
the morning people IRE stupid and sleepy
and unBympathetic."
My friend sighed and nodded. There
Is soa little provision made ior US, Rhe
said. at seems really quito heRitless,
IIastweek was paying \ visit at tho WIS.
You know how charming the house iB?'
"And how charming they are" l added.
"Yeu; and though they arc morning
poople they cannot help that, dear aouls !
/ found them getting sleepy Just before
ten, and said good night out Of sheer al.
lection, for was just ready 10 enjoy my.
geIf. went upbtAirB and meant TO DE-.
lipht myself in teading for an hour or two.
Alas, / had left my own book III home Z;
something, too, that / WIS unCommonly
Interested In. II wFs HRTeat blow, hut
Hooked confidently around that luxurious
room, and found everything ihatl needed
70 make me comfortable except books; so
went to bed and laid awake, AB ] always
do, Until between twelve and one"
GLOW odd" said !, "ior they aio "a.
mous readers. And even morning people
themselves like 10 read when they wake
too early"
sand one likes to find o clever book to
take up In the day time. Iou know that
guests often like 10 hide themselves In
their rooms, and 1t 10 q great saliaiSlIon to
tho hostess 10 have them DO 10. On q
lonpish visit, / mean; when the affairs oil
iho household have to go on As usual, I
link there should 6B comfortable
couch and table whore one can write, III
every guest chamber. And little shelf
oibooEB and q magazine OF two. "
"Ono might RuevB Of tho preferences Of
the coming gnCbt and arrange the books,
specially some new ones and sono old
oi,es. Miss ThAOkGrAy's Village on the
DIN, Mrs. Rutheilotds Children and
Thofeau's CApo Cod OF one Of BurroughA
books, something Of Mrs. 0Bphante, and
IhRCkeTay's Roundabout PapeIF, Tenny'
sons poems, one Of the Carlyle volumoBj
ionpiellow's Eyangline, -DOar me, how
easy 70 make q llstW
IBul, after all, some people would
never touch them, said l.
iThen the book8 should DO lh0fo to
stare them in tho lGcO all the more" bald
my friend, decidedly.
The brakemen havO been holding A Ma.
tlon0l convention At Atomic, Texas. Del.
sSa , we're present from N'yotk, Bchotgo,
Sfioii, Fillmore, Slows, snirIsCoI and