New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
sUCH SWEET S0RRo~''
HOW GIRLS TALK.
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J making long cali upo' nv
! has AZ last risen TO goJ ,on,, told YOU half
! x,ee-Oh don't go yet h@'e"
the things wan nst I've got to go home to dress
AM. FreSco,s dinner. DO you suppose 'S'~ WIZ
! be there - -o,,c
on hops no won't fail do so want 10 ISss
hin, .hont his sleigh rice with Edla. 10 10 ayrfylIy
h !, So her nj with the orange ptamcsI ~ .rraan
| nnbecomng to her IL MAKES hef iOOA ''
color. - u,~fart,v bideous taste. DO
Sa,oi.r ib,. jowdy gown Of green piaI,n arr
you ,,s abe wore to Kate Vests german II
/ a perfect dream OF horrcr' ,.,. h,aaous Well
a,nr t,ovard the door come and see me- just 10
soon AZ come in tomorrow before sewing cree ,
| Fan IN hear about the dinner. Don po Wv ""'
| I I,, ~ Won know he's awfdLY thinsNnneo'
! F-Ob | won't be hard on HIN. .., ~. boa
| A.-(Pansing as they reach the ooor'-i' 'n'' '
isn't it lovely But tod %1m@a ons kn snd
| she got 1t because she knew q so' ~ nav
! she'd got 10 give me Something
! A-IiOw mean of you ,a,ott Pa sure
F-Oh. she didn't mind snes useo W '
anu w Wns w,u on. da tell ytu that Toal Jone,
has invited sophia Weston to go to the opera 'a"i''
! night =. W.. ho raaI,vq
| Yes FtbeI Mott told me this morning.
| mo Won suppose he Is In earnest a'er al s,rs
| A-Oh there's no telling ABOUT h'ii'
| they bet about 1t at the cup
F.-About him and SOPHIA .,ro.. b.fore Lent
~ ,orfec,y horrldl Men are tho worst eTra nt
,res declare | think those dreadfni einOS 0"eN'
10 oo go So do I They do say the most OUTRAGEOUS
,htnrs don't sec how they can SIT ana Iis'en u
FL don't either. 0.,s
And they talk over all the scandals .o.,r
| Yes II Is simply diabolIcal. How perIec.n,
sweet IT Is to have brother VINO Will 'o' '''
IT. Ii Is almost good as going myseIi.
Fw,n never tells single thing n'o wing o os
into the hsl) We'll be sure SSS Is sSH'' herJ
o'' E-Cood-by. That boa is just as becoming as II
can be. ca-o Martins makes her
look as II She hadn't any neck at all.
| oh Won can wear ANYTHING. A., door,-
FCPntting her hand the handle OF the aooT ro,
v.,l good-by Give my love 10 Blahche WIG" w.
T1 shall see you tomorrow.
A A.,nv opeps the door and blast of cold wind
rui Fr Ip How awfully cold It Is. wish had
'"AS IT went over to Ethel Motifs this morning anu
tbougbt I shonld freeze to d'ath. .,t
Ff hone 7 shan't get pneumonia or anything
want 70 r. the Claytons' ball. ~ j.. ,-o,,q
p Ueturning and closing the door-There, mar IS
one thing wanted to ask yoG an n lace bsd made
In NcvYor- last winter I've never worn II h,rV q.
al and hats the most stylish gown ever had IN my
whole life. ,,, W. o,1d co IN IN.
retber TN have a white tulle and wear my pearls
TN maFe Amt Aioia len1 me htis lou
F-That Will he too lovely.
And vou'U wear diamonds ,
F-0b. no. wore jet in New-Yorh. Not a single
thing hnt black about me; NOT even my iNn'S''0A
Allow perfectly enchanting
F.-Whl you do II A., .,r or,orrovv
A-Of course viii. I'll buy the sun 10 r,orov
FWe'n talk about II when you como to-nlo-.o W
,O,o,,n., ,ho door, 7 must 90 this very moment OF
I Shall rever gel to Mr.. Fresco's .,ut.,
A-What are You going to wear to-n.s ar
al 7 chOwpl
A-Isn't that rather gorgeous
F-Oh. irs going to be big dinner, you Know anu
| there's lots OF black lace on It,
| At must he awfnlly becoming -. .. -oo
| Fit Is II Jack knows ANYTHING he ought 10 SEC
! . difference between that and orange plnmes.
A-T,heI Mott told meOh. do como IN q moment .t
~, simniv freezing 10 DEATH and must ten you TINS
F. Once more coming In ana Closing mo uoo 49,
Well do be quick. I ought to have been nome 'ons
| A-Oh you've lots of time.
| F-But il takes so long 10 do M nsir.
! IT,, 80 you gong to wear It
| F-Tbe same old way. | wish somebodyd invent
some new style. Something real nice and becoming
asked Uncle Calvin the other night II he hadn't seen
some pretty styles in China, and wish you coold
have seen the pictures he brought out
A-what they like
| F.-Like1 They weren't like anything Why just
gssped over them Ships and butterflies and all sorts
Of things all made out of hair right ON your own head
| A.-Not really3
F.-Ycs, Just as tell you never sa" anything 81
At must have been perfectly CHASTITY
| F.-WeL good by. Come early Uni" nat "erV
you going to tell me
| A.-To tell You?
| F-Yes that Ethel Mott said.
A-Oh she said that Kate West has been CORE
pondng all winter with that West Point cadet she met
| at Newport last summer
A-Yesl
F.-why. Alice LanGiy, do you mean TT
| A-Ethel said she knew it.
| FL don't believe It,
! A.-Tha's what said
F.-But she's as good as engaged to GeorGeNaynsrd
! Al know 1t.
| FL think it's perfectly awful.
| A.-So do l.
F.-Do You suppose he knows IT. .,.-,.,..,
| A-Oh. NJ. He's gone Kate, he thinks she'd
| never look at anybody bot him.
FL heard anything so perfectly amazing In
my life.
two letters = week.
F-TwO letters?
A.-TwO letters.
Fin one week?
A.-Thats what Ethel says.
FL wonder she doesn't expect the ground to open
and swallow her! yer heard 9t SuIa d.es'' WY
wentwor Ms next week.
Al know 70.
! F.-wen, rvo' always said Kate West couldn't be
trusted ont OF your sight (she turns and opens the
door. I do believe that every time olcn that door
it Is colder. know shall die before get home;
| freeze my ears
| A.-Ihinh how dreadful It would be freeze your
ears. know girl al boarding school that fIoze her
ears skating vacation, and they hung down like
rags We used to tell her they were like spanielS
and call her Ffdo. She'd get perfectly furious
FL don't wonder
Alt awfully good fun to see how she tried
pretend she didn't and then when she couldn't
stand an0 her minnie she'd catch up the very first
thing she could lay her hands and throw It,
F. Descending the stepsl-I would If I'd been her.
Could she carringsl
A-Oh. not for the longest time. As much a
year anyway. When wanted to be especially
pleasant we told her that frozen ears always came off
| after time.
Flow rid
A.-But IL such fun
F.-Good-by. BE and come tomorrow.
Ayes.
F-And come early.
Ayes. III come right after lunch
F.-DOnt you think your gown ought to be made
| Just like M bach one
A.-Yes. thal would be more effective