Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-19

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yo1 sd KS Stanford. a. sae inspected
tie gzrleg velvet VIII the eve = a. ex-
peri. Il E~st ssy yca have SHOWN ths
nless perfect t-sse Ia yo1r se-ecuols sc
t4c hz-f expscle1 u Sc = F4lsy display,
s--a : l--st@ke - Elgat easily have ueeE
nz1e - Z isss pare taste
Iszoel reaeiFea rhe commentators wito =
rusa u pleasure, Sc was ANXIOUS - Ds
fr.ea1ly WA tals na-gn-F sister IL law,
theue1 she Cd aet intend ~ criuEe. o. SO
r11e 8 shade ~ her se.--rcspos., - g2il her
friendship. al1 i Nss peasant - hear =
ccLIllae1t froLa h-rs even -P@E Tia So
o11zry tep-c q dress
III is ne hrst tine have ever lad tbs
opportunity ot p-ess-2g uyseI without TO
cara 70 expense. sac e.iea. quietly, AID
doubtless l1y taste y ~ improve VIA cpis-f-
tlElry al CO l-lrz
Il oo1t Ses hca IL can. sad the ether,
with esl1oF Il ha.su Z ted VOC @ LILY >
wedding gifts. have ~ sac continued, Nltn
q mothers PRIDE Ia her only daughter >
marriage festivities
i shall be delighted 70 bear. said Isabel,
cord Ally. Il l-mlre Mrs Norton - much,
AID sra ia slcA haste % make her &C. --int I
snce
The balm was soothing % the mother :
heart, and she replied cordially aiso, with q
little laugh. ..Ine admiration Is mutual.
then, for Liny quite raves over you; that
picture whlch you and Harvey sent quite
captlvated her, and II Is & beauty; u takes 8
frout rank ID her list Of gifts, " and then
followed description % the wedding and
tf0l.sss1u. which pied the remainder Of
the morning
la tue afternoon more callers came Ia,
Mrs Harry Dwight among them, another
prominent lady IN the circle which Isabel
was expected ~ enter.
she had tired 81 Newport. sho SAID, and
had come home 20 rest, she was a bright,
captivating little body, and, Ike braclng
breeze, cheerec and cleared the atmosphere
wherever she went Society had quite
failed 10 spoil her, and she carried her
warm heart where nature had placed It, N
direct communication with her bright, busy
brain, and her deeds or charity and KIND
ness viii perhaps never be estimated until
she meets them again IL that hereafter.
where even the Kindly word and modest
cup Of cold water are ~ forgotten
We shall have such a delightful oppor
tunity 70 get acquainted before the season
commences" she SAID. brightly. II I only
knew how 10 knit i would put on a black
silk apron and come over AID bring my
knitting, as grandmamma used 70 d."
Bat in lieu OF Knitting, please lay aside
Formally and come In without ceremony
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cordially. Mrs. Stanford was more than
ever impressed with her new sister 5 abil-
itv 70 make her way in society, and she was
in a very amiable frame Of mind IS evening
drew near, which fact Mr. Falconer OBJ
served with pleasure.
ave Will spend the evening in the home
room " he said to Isabel in a low voice, as
they passed out Of the diningrooIn.
Every WE'LL she said, looking up, with a
happy smile. Il have 10 speak 10 Mrs
Montford moment, and viii join you
there"
This is our snuggery; where we keep
the altar fires of home burning" said Mr..
Falconer, as he threw open the door and
ushered his sister in. 1t was revelation
10 her, and she looked about her in sur
prise; as well she might, for there was
nothing in her elegan. home which com
pared with it for beauty and purity Of de-
sign.
- 1t is Isabels work." said Mr. Falconer.
'She and Oracle planned IL all"
even 10 the portraitl' said Mrs. Stan
ford, inuuiringly, as she paused before the
picture IN surprise. She had imagined fair
Mattie's face banished from the new wife s
presence.
"That was her thought, also. and com
plete surprise with the rest"
Il surrender, Harvey" The sister turned
with tears in her eyes toward her brother
and placed her hand upon his arm affection
3tely. Sac had q tender heart, though, as