Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-18
- eveNlno BEFORE.

b''e w. love- Doesn't 1t seem queer
assrief, .'nnsg want to see her once
sd aei IN her how much love her
pore .er say how much she--ughi En-
slss,a M YOU Take care where you arc
plnss, .+;nct Figure (Which has collidcd
',,n,apr,v,-Beg pardon, sir, but !
wv a,,it see. We're putting up an avn
irs lia. T Indistinct Figure-Hi there!
secOn ~t for your toesl Drops heavy
BOX oa' ' almost on Harry's foot J.
san'l,n1 somewhat discomposed) - This
XIV XIV vow! tRings.l
pnm topening) Well, you're here
~i'a are you? 0, excuse me, Mr..
y ny ~, Thought it was the man with
be- sI,a lover banisters)-Has he come,
lanes. Tell him
JAM uao,,ssct-It's Mr.. spooner, ma'am.
60. it's only Mr.. Spooner, Maud.
W. o.n have become. of that manp
s WE Maud Voice recedes.)
Harry Hum!
Init down the stairs, with a dove
lDn a,,,oon and rustic, Maud, all smiles
~ ah.rniness at seeing Harry.I
Maud Dear!
nary daad!
Ma staying Harry's impassioned
s~No not here, you reckless boy.
-, vou notice that carpenter in the
l...lale? He's fixing tho, and oh.
sydsrling, don't know where to take
.1n tor, YOU see, the florist is at work
!, NE parlor, and then
= asrrr (bopefully)-The MUSHROOM?
Naud-The presents are displayed
there
gsry-The dining-room?
u,ud-No: the caterers men have
...e.sion of that. and the women from
r,dsm.s are in the library, and all my
,hirr, are being packed upstairs,
Harry (sareastically) - Perhaps the
kIchen--
Maud quite seriously)-It's perfect
psndemonium.
Harry same Or the stable!
Nsud same Why, Patrick says he
.nt ever stow away-you're laughing
Tine. YOU wicked but I'm simply wild
..nicht with all this bother oh.
aa's little studio. But it's mass of
maiusion, for every thing not imme-
lately wanted is hustled in there.
Harry laside)-Just the place for me
asn They enter.)
Naud--Now, dear, well have nice.
delightful chat, for you know We've only
zen each other four times to-day, and
re so many things to tell you.
sesmstress parting portierre)-If you
,ease, Miss Maud. would you step up
ssirs? That back needs to be fitted
isan, and
Naud-0, Harry, you can't think what
touble we've had with that dress.
Wien it was sent home we found that
coming mamma, Exit.
Harry contemplates ceiling with
What patience he may for ten minutes,
when re-enters Maud
Naud-Thats settled. Now, to begin
sain. It's so sweet
Naai's Mamma entering hurriedly)
Maud. would you-O, good evening.
NJ SpOoner.-would you put all those
ga things into the Saratoga or the
little sole leather? / think perhaps
N 4 better"
Maad-Any way you like, mamma. |
don't care. Exit mamma.) And, as ]
VS. saying. Harry
Eidemaid (outside) - I'm awfully
sry to disturb you. Maudie. but won't
!o please come out here for an instant?
eontquite understand how ! am To-
Maui slips out remaining some time,
vale Harry listens to the following):
Maud The Bfidemaid, The Bell. and
Various Voices-There's two dozen. |
pink, Of white silk-lilies for the arch
a'e' the door ding. ding! - where's
'aaes?-in the bottom of some trunk.
Ia sure-if those are roses, bring EN-
ieF-and drive lacks through the dead
sellef OF every one-dingl ding,-Mrs.
vain compliments, and she sends
afe cakes of toilet soap-so please
psi the handkerchiefs ina salad-bowl
SaPtureen-for there aren't sachel-
~ enough to-fayor the creams-and
'''' fafls nat Is putin the ice-chest.
lee IL ought to be-ding. ding,-you
'Nsee the floral bell: it's made of one
.a'fea chicken croquettes, sprinkled
@-Mr and Mrs. Snyder's best
sleA mum-and set off by-four dozen
'Ser' spoons-and the minister's fee
~ y Up In brown paper bag
A'a Ire-entering)-O, Harry, isn't
"a aaify-Well, Wen be at peace now.
Fvae' one little kiss
Maud shrinking away)-Ow!
. u1fy-N hat is it? Oh! Before him
~. ~ messenger boy, silently holding
.a lpetulantly) - know well
FMitup.l -''oi anu
ns.9 'ieSSenger Boy-Dere ant no an
r', " NJ Off with you! exit bowl
'es' marley has never been best
II, ys Il and he's frightfully nervous
rn MH Ihis is the fifth note to-day
-, ]. num- nun, Hes asking whether he shall
sJ "n''e scarf like the ushers or a
M gray one like mine. Let him wear
ap,sS neither or none at all. and be
b. c,o.. ."$FlHlly)-o, now you're get
AMI 'p ". shouldn't think you would
tai;a uOn blame you, it's so exas-
days ~ We been going through it
EdeS,b4 anu I'm j-just t-t-tired tito
Eers, { ,b 5rnesmaorsefully)-Poor little girl.
hi ta jjIIe re- forget all about it. and
Esfe. tR sout something else. There,
TOicessp D,iel bliss broken by
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