New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17

window near which sat commanded Q visw q
tne stately, massive Madeleine brisk. th4lhnl
b 6ssexs blew along the gay bouleysrds ~
dolence. 1t was one Of those days when you
the thought, rejection intellectually which hot
under her graceful fligree, like the solid oak UNI
der the delicate carvin2s which may adon II.
How wonderful and fascinating Ii ell In hepe ~
l exclaimed. "You don't know my delight In
getting back 1890 49,. ,
boy said Mrs. Dorisn bIithely. II don't know
how many invitations hs for you already
ave will accept none OF them said. "Ws
VIII do nothing except stroll about the streets
during the daytime and visit the theatres at night.
! positively burn for the theatres Cnce more That
incomparable Francois what are they play
ing there p
But Mrs. Dorian. therself the centre Of an cd.
mirinc amused and wholly loval clique, which
consisted Of nearly every known nationality and
included not few men and women OF positive
reniusl was by no means satisfied with my unsOctal
announcement. She bad been boastlny OF me Tor
months mast the theatres could wait: one could
always them. But Monsieur A would sooR
de-ar with his portfolio for Scotland. and
Madame B. would soon take her diminished novel
to Venice that certain scenes in the last pe2eS
might be written there. And so on In t,muls
of 'rotestatir my guardian assured me That any.
thing like personal privacy was at present noo
to be dreamed of. dare say / had much oeuer
time IN permitting myself TO DC show aoot a.
a prodigy. since the valiant nature OF my exp'o1m
existed chiefly In the Imagination OF Mrs Dorian.
and received good deal Of genial courtesy with
out the embarrassing homage that awaits real
hero. 49,. =,
This was nv first experience OF social IRE IN
any captal whatever Perhars Tor ths ressoh
-rerhars because Of the 'ecial'y ATTRACTIVE PEG
ne gaihered for time under my euaru'an
little bannpr-it has always seemed 70 me ue
most agreeable Of like experiences. laeht. IN
these salons which visited, shower on every
side of ns There was great deal OF VIII TAI
lcrv nrnSense, and even GOSSIP put wiCha ur,o
was treat deal Of sincerity AMI purpose irop.o
were in earnest underneath all their hrhtso'no.
decorative trifinr. In an instant manv OF . .nen.
would change their talk from m1rth O etoe no
seriousness They were nearly all WORKERS ID u'S
VINEYARD though various were the szeS ah"
havos Of their grapes h,+ IN
at is so much rlensantcr than gong ap0uI u,
the h,Imdrum fashionable SETS hie L G.u
weu,d saw at can go there If choose. otho
it IL RIGHT that Won should know tnls ! ~" Mn ar
or less dams le monde he'c But l ne0st " al.
The riooTs of etinrette stihe Besides one 'an
no Bohemian I'm Paris with so much more sa'e,y.
Tn FIAT dreadful New-YorlS Won must Know ulo
Amsterlams AMI the Manhattans or you so
socially lost But am not quite sure mat ! alI
doing right in letting you meet onW tnesc 80.
vet unconventional people You should ocrasi0n-
olIv he seen a little elsewhere ! was ne n'o'
vou know AMI they are really Faubourg ~ ueF
main neon,e the ne LILIES. shall look over ny
cards ~ invitation we must 20 To- rev OF ho
ratrician soirees. and then dip httie III" '''
American colonv.' A.. ,tt,a inta
al should like very much to dip h'cie in0"
the American colony said.
To Re continued.