Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

ne e nsps tA4t e<r @c9aAlussnoe Nj press
mutually Agrees ais"
Nothing hug Nrs Stanford . willingness
4 ma fAan ~ azF soai1 have CONSTITUTES
The ouiel sentence into any tAiE,f improter.
tat that LAY, VIII some ps.'telf cixh reply
satssarols thoDE1l in~4ras 'o,L home.
inaseal shop eirl ~eloaAllhs s< - ear
Ensne' with such a. Air
Shs coul6 nos dans ~ horsolf that. sftas
he avrs.xal-aness ~ the first meeting were
o. me new mistress ola tAe toaoTs ~ tie
household with graceful o4gnits. ana sac
fou15 hereof iEvoluutArils A4nlirlns Der -
ste came aswn sfSirec AZ AZ Afternoon drcss
Ct heavy SIX beautifully made. AID ~oFn
with an unconscious nochai4nce faE 70
moved from the ''oressed oQ Far'<ii- 49,
w0io1 Nrs Stanford - heartily assPiseo.
She aaa oalne VIII the eencvolent Snten-
tor ~ glvllg hlr new relative nUt4 oeriess
lessons ln department. but she hardly knsw
where h c9uEleaoo 4nd wisely oonelaAos
l. defer her Instructions
she watched every Ucvcment my
prepared u cratlciss. sAousk Isabel seemed
sersneiy sns ,scasas II tie i-al A iA1y
called IA t1e afternoon Ma. laiooners
AT Home CARDS haa Eet fcw 70
spol.ses. tie u0st Of the reeipienls bcins
ous q town, bal Mrs. Colonel De lons
was en old tine frleno of the fAiooners.
40 hsd made 81 Point g. o.A ~nlie Oh
nsing Nlslt - the oity.
Sue wAs the lesaes 81 = seiecs circle II
Phnadelphlss best soclets. and upen her
depended much 81 Mrs. f-lConer's social
success
She Vac, happily, che q tie frank, open
hesrtos women wAom society can not
spot. her heart remaining IN . state -
healthy Development IN spite Of the re
Qulroulents Of fashionable lie. anc Isabel
recognized N her a oongeuiAl spirss, and
appeared al her best. Ia hrs. Saanforo's
surprise for she had ioosed 10 Zee her
abAshod IA tie presence q the styAsn
stranger
Il a. believe the giri's erroptery VIII
carry Der through suy thing she com
Inuned with herself, - the Ladies oh4tted
easily on various topios; stih che Was
secretly pleased. also. with tie ability 81
her new relative u Acguit herself as
creditably IN such presence.
"Nol have reason a. congratulate your
self OF such . charming aooession . your
family" SID Mrs De Long, as Isabel eE-
cused herself Tor moment a. bring oooA,
Of which they lad been speaking. from The
library 1--WE shall be delighted 70 wei
come Der among -, - and though Ars Stan.
ford received tie communication with
sense q relieved gratitude she was stih IA
Il tfem0r of anxiety lest ~ leak olt IN some
unlocked for manner that she Aac been ole
q the cesp.sed class, among a certain Class
Of aristocrats. "a shop fl4l"
"What DO yon think q bert" Isabel lad
gone 10 Der room. AID tie brother and sisses
were alone.
Really. Harvey, she uotlo be az ercep
tionally fine woman u Il were noi-S aud
Mrs Stanford stopped abruptly.
For the terrible fact that she has once
earned her bread by the honest toil Of her
hands" said Mr.. Faiconer, finishing her
sentence with a slightly sarcastic smile
Now see, my oe2T sister. how differently
you and view this cufs4on, IL ny eyes
this fac; only strengt hens my admiration Tor
her. and shows me that she is . woman %
resources and ability
yet you 90 not proclaim IL publicly
said Mrs. Stanford, 8 little irritably, 30
you see YOU are not con sistent"
"You will admit, however that the fact
did not influence ny choice he replied,
quietly; "you are on yoone c. q large circle
who have this foolish prejudice against
honest labor The fact VII be known.
sooner or later 81 course. but prefer thai
Isabel shall have Tie opportunity % form
certain acquaintanccs first after which
have no idea that the knowledge VIII harm
her in the least"
Mrs Colonel De Long seemed charmed
with her today" said Mrs. Stanford, re
fcccvely, land I must confess never saw
any one who dropped more readily aid
easily into luxurious belongings" t
TO b. continued.