Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20

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Lers. tony home. from boarding g-zehogl.
oar uafeuts Wers both dead. aud y0ur
father .ase hon "a cordial invitation w
llye with us. Sic wac not poor
indeed. her Income Haz Fery
handsome yua fur ono persons eEpellE
tlre -but there wac no other place that
would really b. Ike home ~ her 5le Ba5
oua IT the' most beautiful GIRLS / ever
knew. fair, set with great dark eyes and
NAT brown huir, prOiusiOu 0f eurls
Iall, aud most gracefully formed, she
could wear Che richest dre-s Hith the ala
of an empress. and get was be8ltchlug
when attlred Wllh chlid-llke simplicity
lhe acknowledged bella iu ON own cirele
oi society, she llmmaudel animation
wherever she went / have seen the
opeu Rlasses " un entire audience, a.
| No opera or thcater leYellel at guI
party when she entered aud her ball
| room card vas invariably hiled before
sho was an hour Ia the room.
"Wae Il strange that her head and
hoafl Wero warped by vanity love u adj
milatiOnf she blanles herself severely
now but she Was NOT really wicked, o.
ryen hearlless only vain and thought
| less, and too fond of proving her oYn
power khe llirtGd with every man who
| crossed her path, bestoWlng hor smiles
aud faYOrs on all; but there were two
Henry WilcoX aud Walter Browne
who were foremost ln the race for her
| favor Even /, her sister, from whom
sho had no other secret, did not know
and could not guess, which Of the two
sha favored, on oven il she cared for
either one. They Were,bOth gentlemen,
vi good social position, good education,
aud with bright business prospects,
| Without any exceptional beauty both
were good looking men, manly ana
vol bred. That they cordially detested
each other was only too evident to all
who kpeW them.
Dora kept the llame VI furious leal-
| puey, alive by every deYlea ot coquetryi
| aud seemed to heartily enjoy the sight
| of their bitter rivalry. II she drove out
with Henry ono day, she allowed Walter
10 be her escort IN the evening She car
! rlad tho llOWers one seat her ~ her hand,
and wore the boquet Of the other IN her
| haIr and on her breast while tho next
| ayenlng tho order was reversed, and the
| hQWers Of the lover carried to-day WeA
worn tomorrow, She learned the favor