Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13

opens one TO read that q prominent man
fashion begs the honor of leading much
talked-of eOtilion with her. nor do they dul
when the next note iafcrms her that be
presence is desired among a small ssisc
party which an sristOcrstic society matroI
Is arranging to take 70 her country houst
for winters lark. Sha goes through he
letters, while a servant BRINGS her break
fast fruit chocolsts, q pair Of reed birds
with potatoes "a creme, Sith'an omelett
aux eomhtures.
MAdemOiselie eats with relish aud sppe
lite while the dog, ca bis hsuucdes by hel
side, his fore feet on the floor, makes will
bis head in the air long silky inehned
plane OF his back, which ends effectively Il
brush Of waving fur. His eyes follow
every movement Of the fair eater, but MS
dumb entresty gains him naught till the
meal is done.
The carriage at u 80 O'Clock" says
mademoisells to the servant who take:
away the things; then she crosses to sec
Rotary near the Winioz, where correspond
ence for time wholly engrosses her.
One letter OF hsr many that morning
she has not yet opened. She takes this
nov, aud as she breaks the seal the same
Gee.ing look which the dying rose mad
evoked comes back. The note is short, a
halt dozgn lines:
Il found my orders awaiting me last
night leave tonight. May call this
afternoon to say good by?
The letter drops from her hand The
dog sees her cessation from writing aud
comes up to her feet.
YES, SULTAN sue SAYS,
stroking his head. He may come to cay
good.by, and then We will think no mora OF
this charming Young officer with his small
pay and slow promotion aud ms tempting
suggestion OF frantic barracks life.
Oae more letter is quickly added to
the number waiting to De sent, then made
noiselle hurries to her room, where Bar
ker already awaits her.
Twenty minutes later, perfectly dressed
in a costume of cloth and fur, whose ella
CANT simplicity equalled its extravaganza
host, gloyed like French#oman and shod
like an English Pseress, mademoisslle. en-
tere her carriage, aud the tall tootman,
holding the door, bends 10 receive her init
isl order.
She drives te hes tsilor's where she
mounts q wooden horse to have new hao-
it adjusted; to the jewellers to select pre-
sent for a fashionable wedding; at florist
she orders funeral piece sent to a society
house for mourning; she leaves her carriage
Tor FIVE minutes at u picture gallery TO
glance at q canvas which her world Is dis
eussinp; she shows herself at business
meeting of q chsritaole organization. OF
which she is a member, long enough to say
that she will stand at the Russian table IN
a coming festival: she drives 10 q turrier's
to choose her ssbles, and 10 her 0ootmsk-
er for consultation over boutine5 Ia s..
Petersburg, and she 6nally goes iuto the
bOurdoir Of her dearest friend.
Just to hope, dear, that you are going
down to Oskclif with Mrs. l. on the Il.
MOI So sorry. And oh, Nali, will you
kindly lend me that littls book on figures
for the german your brother sent you trom
Vienna, last month"; Me-. K and | want
some novelties for the Worthington ball.
That is the lsss,' she says to herself,
thankfully after she he's kissed her tcisnd
GOOD by, aud Home is the wosd the loot
man takes as be climbs to the coachman's
side.
Itis2.SO when Barker is getting her out
of her outdoor wraps, aud luncheon IS served
she is told. The meal over, she must give
h,r maid a minute contab 90 the evening
dresses and twenty more to criticise an ar
rsngement her dressmsker has sent Tor IN
, lection. Then few moments
To LOOK AMONG the CUSHIONS
cf her diyau, skimming the chapters of the
last novel before another toilet is in order
AT ) she is again in her carriage IN
sumptuous reception dress, rolling TO an
afternoon" Two are down on her tab
let's for that day, aud 5T mica calculation
she gets the cream OF both betoze, shortly
after c. she stands once more in her own
nall and learns from servant 10 attend
rnce that gentleman is waiting to be-
received in the green parioF.
Ia ell the bravery OF brilliant dress drop
piDg only the iur lined carriage wrap, she
crosses the hall. Fifteen, twenty minutes
Dsss, then, the portiere OF the green parior
il pat Ssi5s and a youug man comes out
u;s fses ia psi0 sGd his lips are compress
sd but Hia besringis eFs7i and soldieTiy'
and there is a CLEAN o. somets'nG N MS
Ending eva which may be hne scorn
gben the mists OF ts2derness have cleared
away. Id Ian.
Msdemoiselle goes up stairs = true 'a1'
II H. rooD, IA brilliant with warmth
and light, aud on the bed Is soreaa III even,
inc dress all lace and silSen sheen.
2Thrre is no hurry. Barker" she says
briefly. I'VE entertain g. home tonight
and dinner is not Until 5 50 Help me oil
with these things; give me q loose go|In,
and fifteen minutes here before the hee.
"Yoar flowers came tonight, says the
maid answering mademol4eile's ring hall
an hour later, but the young girl scSrceiy
glances at the huge boguet the woman Is
bearing.
~ shall be late. Barker" che says;
make haste to dress me.
There are two hours o! dinner and three
hnurs of ball got through With before mace,
moisslles day Is really done and the peiIed
6aIIs finds her lsce-canopied couch. The
world has oesa at her feet, and tue expires
siou of triumph aud power does moi Haoliy
ieays the perfect face even after the tringed
lids are closed and the soft, sweet breath
comes regularly through the Just parted
lips.
NEW MARTlNSVlLLE.