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

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| hlo..oI and forgiven Oh the spot. Oi course fl was
annn,inr that the long-dcslred visitor sAouid nave
| orriI,d 10 lind them ont tine Sifis just IOoih@
tbcir hest too: but Mrs llydcs quick DrallS
! ,,or on MT work To remedy this misfortune
| Mr. iIydc. You must return Sir Kcnncths call
tomorrow and leave a card for our tennis party
| on Friday ana an Il'l'"'ion =" ""' '''
Thc cup of Mrs. lIydcs satisfaction brmmed
| over when Mona who tct tired after her drive
| and ,ts various cNcltcmcnts, elected 10 lOll tine
scbnolroom tea instead OF appearing NJ la'c dinner
This arrangement left Lou and ioSSle Tree I'd us
nIar their charms unrivallcd and show that pre!'y
Iefo,cncc TO Aunt Pens oli-fashoncd tastes winch
their mother had privately prompted rloSsic
ncrformcd most crcdItably brilliant fantasia on
"Jcnny Jones" while Lou engaged her aunt IN a
! game Of cribbagc, such a recently learned accom-
plshment of Lou's that the ola @oy coui' ho'
| lail 10 win. -, clio.
10 croans disturbed tie visitors rest ma.
niGbt: perhaps Aunt Pen before retiring maze 1t
| her buslnesS that her young hclSIi""i was
con- orabe and well cared-ior
The tennis lawn n Carolslde lay behind the
bonsc NJ The foot Of series OF tni'ed terraces 7y
with flowers. and was lrineeh upon ~ iSi Lo
border by some grand old ccdars' Wh.n n'' IT,,
the pride of the Falconcrs for generations. JUS
! nn,v the vcll-kcp grcensward. the p"Wllh2-Grceh
of former days was sprnked with SCOT Oh ,Wo
! Of cavy dressed people. among WHOM w.. i '
.ni,uous Flossic and Lon Hyde. III pretty 'ti!n!S
| cos1rlcs of white Ind pink, welding uleiI
| ,ocnucts with such success that they were popuIN
mariners with the hall-dozcn men III iiahncIs wnI
| fcprcsrnicd the theVlOt Bordc!cfa' H"" P"'''
| al Burhcck Barracks
Sir Kenneth Faconrr was there TOO, though no'
| in fanncls lie had played set with Lou liASnc,
! but with great enthusiasm anu 49, rI'".n
! strollrd away toward the cedars. unner "n oS
! shadow he had cspcd dlmlnullNc H''c PisII,
| cnr,u,pcd upon the grass. Play was ONT ol inv
! ,ucston for Mona to-day, although S'c "'S
nearly we'll that there was no possible RIttTN .cIr
/ ogain too very unlike the torlorn dalhsfi ~ W
! 10th had helped ont of the heck. Bnt inc tG'oi-
/ loo; nm Of that miserable day brought a puah, 10
! rr cLcc; os Sir Kenneth drew a book from HIS
noctct and handed IT to her II had iaml.aI
Psrcrt t'onch the bright red binding was spotted
Il found this NEXT morning on stone 1G near Far
Lour, but il had escaped drowning ~
/ Mona murmurcd her thanks IN some 'oii'lSieh.
The book would have unpleasant a'>o'l'lohS lo'
I've been wondering ever since found II, Slr
Kenneth said. muSiusly. what nrI,,an LILLY i,f
,Lis VI bcloncs to-" and ne turned 10 the 1y-lral
and showed The ". Hyde 1t might s''hd LOT
Margaret. or Nary' ,.. $50, rci,hcr
- j. ~. y, n nn,r.o ro, Yours would hc something
much more uncommon and poctirh wa W"l''
pcrh,p>, or Nuricl' Won look rather Ike 4"
Then my LOOKS hc:c me- said Mona g'yy'
unite - lrr cI,' uof. t .,
Why not. may uizht have turned ont ne
most sedaf, ncrspn possible for all thcN '"u" ~
pr. Ino't trouhlc 10 GUESS any more. Tor 90"
intend clne you what r,nc a'Nwer TO- o., nor
Mona" called An't Fen W.o' VIII III" r'
neiual Knitting i'm band. v9s string uho"I ~
Icu-uirlr,q NOT far OF. tal King o. au"i .'r doN-
nerr Tho co'or ros' froH NoroS throat 70 ~,
iny ears but ,h" SIT on "''"'| P''''''''''7 '''
Mona Mona Nrrt Pom crlcl aelh ''
Mi, fir,.. l. WIS ont OF ~" quest on TO I''3u 'o,
/ ne ~ ''Tt "...~.i.,, ia , uiruf, or TWO
.tor cr..,C,Iicu
m,'.a. .,,cc, r,,,c and suits vou to rcr
fiction w.s >ir h"nuri. irl-c'l'N~', M
prefer il TO any o.; -" o. hers ,,I ven . 'Sc
that rrr,h'" ' p.r "[ ~, T' .9o I' oG aid low
o'.'r H@l , ,C -, .ta s., ycr drcolml'~
crI'. MS N"''' ,tH.L ,,..r.. ,fr.-d of Ann,
No, very
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