New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
DO YOU GO TO EUROPE THIS YEAR,
From The Plttsburg Dispatch.

From The Plttsburg Dispatch.
Yesterday I heard two ladies, high priestesses
both in sOcety's temple discussing the question.
The conversation perhaps Is worth relating.
Young married lady in trying Terra cotta dress,
fitting nugly almost as some bathing suits to Do
seen at Atlantic CITY Are you going abroad thl'
Older married lady in very much younger dress
of English tweed Yes sail the Palusha, neat
week We were going on the Beluria. but my brother
Rem lust came over her and he says that he was
dreadflly sick. and l know what a time had on
the Rhtneland last year ard the agent says , mat It
sick the Pa!usha- BESIDE you know: the Railing
tors and the ases'esi Tl ma by r nin on
the Palusha and Lord Caraway Biskitte, VINO married
Amelia Forstye. Of Chicago last spring and the most
allowed Charlie 10 lend him $500 quite while ago,
and wrote TO me saXng he 90dco 10 See Us al ms
name but its ele CANT place with beautiful nanlo
near Queen Vicora's palace on the Thames, Buckng-
ham or windsor PALACE or Balmoral | forget which.
We shall certainly accept the inytation-nQt because
he's a lord, but Amelia for'tye was such dear,
sweet girl and l always found her 50 nice. Then
The Terra Gotta. getting small bit weary: "oh.
YOU are going 10 make extended tour! thought
your husbands business would prevent that
English Tweed. with sigh: " on: II you only knew
So iT bushes; 90 for little while It iust
horrd! But he's promised to say two months ana
and things and Bismarck and Gladstone and every
thing didn't see before I'm going to take Albert
Terra Gotta, With elevated eyebrows Leave the
English Tweed: Yes Aunt Sophia asked me to.
and She does so love Clarisss that consented /
couldn't have taken Clarissa very well, and then
know II will be such treat to Aunt sophia CIarissa
is such an angel, you know -
Terra Gotta: did you get new ngrs, yet ~ -.
English Tweed No, Clarissa didn't like that
Swedish girls hair-that settled IT, She had to go;
Clarissa has temper, you know, sweet little pet,
Terra Gotta: | shan't go to England this summer
English Tweed: No. dear. Why not "
Terra Gotta: Such a frghtful crowd going
You're likely TO meet anybody on the steamer. MY
drcssmakers going: so IS our cook-shc asked me
to let her go last year. but induced her to wait ,lll
This summer. I think 1t viii b. more comfortable
NJ home All the snobs will be abroad, you know
of course | know plenty of nice people Ike your
self are going and you mustn't think mean to DO
rude but do think Newport VIII be lust 100 lovely
for any use this year. ! shall stay there MI the
nnd 90 August and then George tails of going to
California III after the election The brass bands
AMI PROFESSIONS and noise SO horrid, ana mean
to escape them. The paper says those dreadiuIy
vnIrar smiggs arc going on the Palusha, hope
Vui E,,sh tweed With rather tightly compressed
,,rl and Iumlnous eyes "Oh they will travel In
ne second cabin, Of course Now, must say good
| by DEAR ~ , oo 49,. ho.o.. ou co
rva Ont any quantity OF remedies for seaslc kness'
English Tweed: Thank you' good-oy' deaF =