Telegram-herald., 1890-01-06

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sEs married woa2sn 80 20 aDoi.s q slols
E1grlluz Shopping Tor hA-l dozen children.
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bere 2ad Ak over tl-u ~orEls-.
Il Understand ec.aen sellon giFe yoa
tlpa
fo0 nsver sAs anything Ike il, ~ sail
plFsiug -p his hle tlougnrtuIy They zrs
very careless taat aay-b-caase Ia be tas
last the Word o say they are stllgy. I've
kLosu women c9rle here and order Ueice as
ul4ch a. they nsaded leave several 1lsaes ua-
touched. psrhaps. and taen after giving rs
Elore bother r.-n dozen nea. sall Gus a.
uncon,erned IS you please, slGa0ut leaylng q
pegny. A few wollea IA TIE courss II 4 day
nay give gs = nickel, AID once ia a t.lousaad
yxaTs geE = dime. lu quite a student II
human nature myself, he continued nith al
apologize cough and I've noticed taar Two
glazses ~ vine make z Weuan wcudrous
wise. How she talzs thea There's enc little
woman comes here for lunch yerg often She
hasn't mu-h O. say az first bat by the tine
lunch Is laIt over and a bottle II claret
haif gone there's nothing Ia the heavens
or the ssa 10 high or Too deep for her
wisdom. She talks OF eyerytaing-sc.ence.
politics, relsion-sae expouncs, breaches and
lays down the law ln line style Ia fact, she
"knOi. IL al4 or thlnks she does Thea /
have sen many girl come IN here sEItA an
escort after th- theatre and look al Il bottle
OF wine So shyiy you'd think IL was the first
time In ter life she'd ever seen one. Ten 10
one I've served her with milk punch that
very afternoon
The mpadent garcon OF which lad heard
~ much I saw AZ an exclusive, much mir
rcred confectioners not a thousand miles
from Madison square. AZ The round marble
E
were scattered. They were eating ices. drink
ins creme ds menthe from small cry tai
g.asses or drinking mint juleps through loug
straws A few were trihIng with chicken
croquettcs and sipp NJ cups ot creamy choco-
late.
All the waters there are French aud Twas
struck at once by their blase nil ad,nirari at
ttuie II each bad been duke IN disguise
be- could not have better expressed his inn
measurable coudescensioa a, he passed wear
ily to and fro. To have him attend YOU was
q luxury Won were expected 20 pay for
one ID. them, carrying a small salver with
thirty ceuts on it tripped up TO delicate
htt.e creature who had. notwithstanding, a
very practical stlf sufficient expression. lie
stood before her with the edge Of the salver
tightly held - MS breast. as he made On ab-
rurt bow No words could have more plain
ly saiG
''Of course you don't expect tho change. I
merely Do this as q matter of form
II was delicious 70 see that little woman
assert her rights. She becatne very stiff and
digni1el and Looked like nothing 50 much as
q bantam chic.ea on the defensive
Have y1u nly changs tiere." she asked in
81 icy tone; IA Ike to have It If you don't
eniud
Supreme disgust oyerspread the garcon's
features AL his lip took on a curl as he
obeyel With q freezing expression he
watched her as she picked up two ten cent
pieces and pushed tho remaining one toward
hin with the tap Of one gloved finger.
Now for revenge, There was blood in that
Frenchmans eye as be drew himself up In a
grandioso fashion and, notioning to the wait
ing dime said:
Pardon me, madame You are forgetting
something
That was imported impudence, I admit,
and didn't blame the little woman for get
ting angry. II a glance could wither, that
earcou would have expired on the spot.
Between meals New York girls consume a
fri-htful amount 0f Sweetmeats IL they
keep on they viii outdo their sisters in eastern
harculs who idle away their days Of velvet
slavery with continual dipping into Jars Of
sweeteasd rose leaves Bonbon boxes have
become a necessity. Made OF silver and gold,
aul filed with cachous, they snugly nestle in
tlo NUTS Of oar bellies az the theatre and on
the promenade. The habit Of nibbling such
dainties As "buttercups,' cream peppcrnlints,
caramels and candied violets is growing
Elarmingly. Girls used to make small bets
for gloves or bangles Tho old order has
changed. and almost invariably a boz # bon
bons is either lost or won.
EVELYN MALCOLM.