Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
SHE DID NOT D4RoH.
How MIR. chamberlain Came e
Take an Hnfcrest In iMiss Endi'

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How MIR. Chamberlain Came to
Take an Hnfercst in iNtss Endi-
cent.
Louisv g CoGI journal.
The Secretary OF State give dinner to
the commission, and those invited to meet
them were MIR. Justice.eleot Lamar, Mr..
Justice Bradley Rnd Mr. Justice Field.
The British minister and Mis West
issued invitations to meet sitnply Mr..
Chamberlain" Your correspondent was
standing near when &s. OhaI berlain, ar
irving FROM the dinner at IL u m, was
introduced TO Miss hnaicott, she being
the first lady Miss West plesenlsd. Il
was Saturday night, and the invitations
read for 0 O'Clock. As oil who enjoyed
dancing in the beautiful ball room u the
legation knew that the muse won 4 ohase
st mi night, they were prompt in arriV-
ing and quickly deserted the dfawIug
rooms for the ball. Miss West KEEP! her
position near the door OF the middle
drawing ropm TO welcome iaiy Euesta as
they entered For thil raagla uniy Miss
Endicott and a few others who did nor
dance wsre with Mis- Wast whan th3
gentlemen, in company witb Secretary
Bayatd, arrived. Miss Eldlcplt ia sery
ready in conversation, and AZ sua-. gs Nj.
Chamberlain YVES iutr0dlosda lively con.
yersation ensued The Young lads hnl
brilliant color, liEbt.bEawn hur, ard
large blue eyes. Hhe looked handEt mo
| ia blue tnlie oyer silk, and so tbs Bait.
isher seemed to think for so way ia 10
hurry to mingle with tbs gnetts ae3 en-
larRa his circle Of new acqu airtarcas.
| Every one reuemners whet social
tins there was dusipa December. Inn.
/ ary and Febsuary- II Yaa lbRtr7ad thai
! the Secretary OF War wRs Always among
the invited guests to dinners giyeu ID Mr.
I Chamberlain, aud when Indies were in
Gluded his daughter was invited
Toward the nloHe Of February Mrs. HE
gave lunch to ycung ia1i .. While the
PARTY were whiting in the drawing room
for a tardv giEl, MZ Chamberlain gcsi
dentally cRlls1. When Rhs did rot or.
rive, M. Ghamheriain wss invited }y sha
hostess TO take tie vacant plape. Ha
4 gladly accepted, ard was given the asat
next to Miss Eldioott. BE was brilliant
and, being thu only mas nmopg more
than dozsn giris, he rele himself so
numerous that the male sIsment NJ 1esTsd
to be largely in the majority. Not even
i hfeA: thar notable occasion could those
4 present determine whether ths fair Pris-
ella had said yea or nsy But when tha
other members Of tbe fishery comm ssion
noticed that their honorable chhirlnan
fingered in Washington day after day,
when thtig work wan cpnclndei and the
treaty s9oritted 70 ths state department,
thoy attributed hig delay 60 unHiiugnesa
TO leave until ne received either dis
missal from the daughter of the Secretary
Of the Navy or on intimation that III
might return 10 claim her as his wife.
saturdays R1iietAa and Business
pniRteilAt! Ina rec
Clerk (resdip9 weather hulletin)
"Fais weather. Falling Temperature"
Goal operator .En That 80
That reminds me-. Send telegram t,
the superintendent Of the mines to pu
the msn on short time"
Clark (thoughtlsssly) SIT would seen
the. Tins should he increased to get GU
more Goa. in cold weather
Goal operator sLook here, yount
man You don't understand this business
This jao is too cold with freezing aar
casn) for you, You are suspended unit
you warm up your wits to recognize tn
fact that the output Of coal should be re-
duced as the weather grows colder"
Bibliorhiles will be interested to kno'
that there has la.ely turned mp in ondo
a copy Of the long. souRht-for first edIti9n
J qusrSc, If Thomas Sheiton's TRANSLATION
of the frst part of "The History of Ia
Valiant and Witty Knight Errant Do
= Qlisnte Of the Maucha" This editio
was printed by William Stans,y for E
, Blount and W. Barret, aud is dated Lon
J don, l6l2. 1t contains only the first par
! Of the Immortal work and differs in typ
, aud paginstion from tho edition whic
i was published ia 1920, with secon
| volume by Blount alone,