New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28

expected, Sir kcnnctls appearances at tarqisiGe
became pretty frequent His appeal 10 Ms: ~ I
had been successful and with thrlll 81 ihW"tu
qualification size had accepted the INVITATION "a
FalcOuSc!iic for ill her party, All iHutSutH -,
the following week was fixed ior me iui'' nj
which was To- cost is glNct hluch 'n""7"' INV
pains in the preparation. o.. ,,,,t
But long before that day arrived, Hlr hrnilc,l
found many excuses for cNcnanSli- Nv Ui
ness of for the sGcae G cdr' G5spabc
and he'd a specially hearty welcome anu mn.
and fork always ready for any cIlSlpic pHrnr f
likely 10 develop into Benedict. 80 On >uhGay
when Sir kenneth turned up at the village church
hitherto II had been his custom to strIIe 0eri NV
moors to the little iron church az "Iulen' ~
avoid the pain of seelnS strahS afer,yorG what
more natural than for Mrs. Hyde to persuade hIui
back 10 luncheon? e, ,t.l
The more the mcrrer. ! say, she declaren
cmphaticalv and made Sir Kenneth icel SO ui'ch
AT home that he prolonged his WISH over 9ul.PrI-
time: and it was the moon and not tie san Wnich
lighted his WallS back 10 Fal"onsciI'- ....,, 81
As ne smoked his ci"ar upon ne h3llt"a I
way he went over again in thought me daN ca
prripnccs the pleasant afternoon lamnf Ihro'Sh
The Carolsidc woods tie ample tca-.>or.l i
try fashion, the cheerful family dinner aIL SUI
pert was the Hyde custom to olhe cary vi
Sunday a contrast to MS lonely mGlS. anu
Sir Kenneth smiled 10 himself as ne rcaI"u "
little scene which had given him an lislshl ln.'
The character Of his hostess and of another person.
also. who Interested him more; ...d
The talk IT early dinner had happrd 'nol, ii"',-
fashions
inc appealed TO by her most. gave he oplhT,
pretty strongly and. might be expected II
favor of the good old times H.. a.,,,,,..
When was yoGnT: said Aun, e., r'm w Snnp
hair 10 he smooth and glossy and wei farc'1,if9
Girls had not learned TO di'ss their lTahs i, nv
men, nor was towzlcd hair considered orco'' h'1
Amt Pen was looking down At her plat nl
none the less did Mrs. Hyde appropriate the Or
Seryation. $500,
TO be sure, There is great truth in what ia
fol
they must keep their hair more nay. ~ ~
there's no excuse. with maid always AZ ihcII :"
posal. Bnt some pcpp'r admir- n''"['n ' - 90
Mr. Hyde a1anccd At Sir Kenneth DE-, II "
remark was INTENDED to extract - compliments
failcI in il, elect, and nothing more wa ,S'i,
in u1h'ir ~ all events Nh"1 Lou ara i.o
appeared ~ tca-tmc. however. thcir W2Nf III
were snoothcd neatly back and a coii oi PIE
t;div ARRANGED. supplantcd the curs ~ the ~.
a great improvement. my de1r' was INF INF
mothers gratiicd comment. ho" A' .IIr nur
agrees with mc. You wont part VII"
40. aunt; Jack like, them. and Jock mes
drst; Mona answered Gently ,o,,,,o,y o,,lnnr-
murcd-though not loud enough for Mona tnear-
What a wilful little piece of vanity II Is. ,orr
am 50 sad You have =, not II, S yona Ter rim in
tie evening: they are 80 hc""mIr9. stick
ooh. don't care about that or SICK
TO ny curl~ because Jack likes them 50 ''"'
~Tbat~ l"ckT; for oven if You diFG@ o,, I'm In"
afraid Won would have T" put ~ Witi''i w.
cans" of Jack" Mona answered coollN ro,,o,b
".Iack, always Jack c\claimcd i,.,art
modify. bis sunny face clondn9 i2r@ '''''''
think Jack is q person 70 be envic ,ro
While Sir Kenneth walked homcunIp' ,;. ,',
stars. his thoughts full of Jacks , ~ i1gercI
sister. Ann, Pen oycrtaing Mona asne , ig Lor
i'm the gallery on her WAY 10 her r@nn, H. ,'' Nv
hand loIghinolv upon the Urls dal nca,
Good-night. little Mona II is'rH ~ ~
that Won are not AZ Aunt HIDES Pos. hor ' :,
would have this curly mead shavcta!"3'"'i II
| ONLY expressed the wish