Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-14

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poxpcued. ABOUT or,ocs. however. ma
ease was rewarded by q sinele carriage: an
other followed sbortlv. snd ssverni otbsrs
came In rapid succeaiou; % Q quarter Of an
hour hter be made his own entry. On this
occasion he wss not unable to translats the
instructions, q 20 the locality Of the rsutls-
mems drrsuinR room. impaired bv the serv.
ant at the door; but. having reached the
general receptacle Of coats, hats and stickA
he was greatly puzzled 10 know WHY q mum.
Der Of gentlemen werv standing about doing
nothing.
BY the time he learned that most Of them
were merely waiting for their respective
feminine charges to descend with them, q
clock In the room struck ten, and a. Phil
counted the strokes and remembered how
often be had been half roused from his first
doxe beneath his bed clothes at home BY Just
that number, he yawned by force Of habit
and half wished he never had left Hayutou.
But suddenly drowsinsHs, melancholy and
everything else uncomfortable disappeared
In an instant, and heaven-Phil's own, new
est hsaven-enveloped the earth, for as he
followed two or three bachelors who were
going down stairs he heard q well known
voice exclaiming:
"Oh, Phil Isn't this nicef Just as II you'd
been waiting for mel I haven't any escort
tonight, % you'll have to take me down.
Papa will drop In later, after he's tired of the
club"
oh. tho music In tho rustic of bcr aross a.
Il trailed down the stairI Oh. the gold Of
har hair fha aush ~ hsr ch.sr ~, evroct.
ancv In her eves ami har norte, linsi And
onlv twenty stems In which 10 have h ali to
bimselfi Would thev had beeu twenty thou.
sandi
A. ths foot ~ the stair ruc;a tool ph;,,.
arm. and together thew .aluted their boste.s
Phil falt that no was heing looked M nv so,na
one besides Miss Dinon. and indeed ba va,
for handsome vmnng strsnoers ara ouite as
rnra in New YORK ss anvvbera e,sa In the
world Nevertbel,sa bis conscIousne,a va,
not allowed 10 make him uncomfortable. for
hat veen long trained courtesy and intelli.
gent admiration Miss Dinou was enabled 10
greet him so cordially that he was maae 10
feel entirely at ease. Other puests came
down In n moment. and Lucia lel Phil awav
nresentino him 10 come Of her acouaIntancss
sn6 L~aniv eniorino tba ,nrprisa of tho.
who rscogn,,sd In him the sviw.rd countrv
h,v of a week he1nra Then ona oentio,n.n
AFTER another encaged Lucia In conversation
and hegoad dsncas. other Iodi.s ,rith Whom,
ba was CHATTING wera ,imiIarlv tstar from
him. .nd pin s,rsiiv sourd hi,nssis siona ~,
a sofa. in a position from which ha could
c,o..lv oh.arva ~. hos,as.
Mis- Agnes Dioon w.s vorv ,,o,, ,v,r,,,
looking M Mrs Tram,av NAV not n. o.. 49,,
far from RIGHT IN f,ring her yasrs A. tI,irt =.
.iY. lint there we're scores Of girl. vho ,voni,
gladly have accant.d soma oe hsr vasr. 20
th.v might hsva taLar ~i,I ,h.r, ~ -,,,,,r,,
nhvx;oue and soma os tho tact .rd -tt that
h.r yaor. had hro,oht ~. Tu.,,,, -.
Womb thew have shsred Mis- Dinon,s s,nsr'
auous ooa could thav h.v. d,vid~, -;.n r.
tha fort,,,a sba bad a., har o,.,r r;r,,s NJ
hoav knaw eY.ctlv how r,nch a. %. 81
foncies IN tba snhiact dia.rsI ,-,S.iv. h,,t
what Ala that matter, T,ho l..,,ino "a A..
tarestino fact was that n NO. ,.rrs s.o,,as
to have attracted a nassino v.ri.Sv ~ ne.
ora ,o that there bnd moi Sesr a tina .,nn.
sba ..coms ont, when Mis. ninon r,;rh, ~.
have sat har weda,rg ,,.v hod she nlo1
What detriment IA tbera m .oa to a gir, M
can AFFORD 70 cboosa instead ~ hsins chos.n, !,
Is NOT the fnli blown rosa NOR. sat,sfsotor.,
10 many ewes than tha hnd, Ana ho,- ,,,,c,
more cbarm,ng the rosa wbosa hIushino nat.
ale ,oct not the clint ~ cola,
phil had about reached tho corc,,,s,,n ,,..
M;ss D;nor was a vror,sn whon, h.s i,a,,s,aS
n would do bis mother good to ioor A. ,Shar,
bis d.,i,. a,ior, ,.ar, hroron. - -, - s..
the lady herself, who approached him. ana
said:
'At last l can take time to present YOU t.
some OF my friends, MIR. Hayn. May have
your arm"
Phil Mt once felt entirely at ease It was
merely return OF an oid and familiar sensa-
uon, Tor no had always oeen highly esteemed
ny the more mature maidens OF haynton.
and generally found them far more inspiring
company than their younger sisters Phil in
formed himself, IN tho Intervals OF introduc-
Tons, that miss Dinon was not like Lucia In
single particular, but she certainly was .
magnincent creature Her features. though
rauner large were perfect ana her eye was
iuii OF soui' especially when he looked down
into lt, as from his height he was Obliged to.