Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

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p,ti'n Wo pf'fr huumins hrl- to
s'i.'- ani think goldfish b,tt,r fpr a
pafllf aquarium than walruse-'
lhcra g. brgln with. nt the heal II
tho table VAS NJ, Arilr. ~ the noted
stHt, t-llrfs"f Wellington. which means
unr e the h,-i n the world Aud Ia
uigli ho was un his mrttlr fur like most
in'n - strong character d. hal "a streak
- vanity IA his composition. aul h,
Anew that Gnkg.. That fashionable
tuuul,f wuuhi b. ~ ullug his good
thiuf un the morrow ~ the Metruppli
tan cluh and tho hotels rns.ibly the
COLONEL. sly. silrut man invited Griggs
g. dinnrr now and then ON this account,
AMI possibly tinggr. sly old diner out
knew how 81 grt at not only McArdlc'
table hnt many others
MoArdle had uu" ~ thuse r.tentivs
AMI accurate memories which make nc
| QUESTION possession W. real of great
generals who knew every soldier in their
armies Wy nanir. nnh IN like manner Nc
Arlle could Summon FROM TIN, well ur.
,icrs'i files - his memory the fact FIR the
time. Tits faculty gave him Srca,
advantage In mised companies and IL
di~ufsi,o cunyrr.atiun lie SEEMED
equally versel IN theology. politics
travel, literature AMI fashion. Tor 1T all
men 10" knew when g. le silent, what
paths "a avoid. how far o. ~ and how
d. turn. Thus be- trNd securely, whether
II" PTHIs's'f fIs' "IVIncnCe uT the minOi
prophets. criticised tho magazines. pro
tested Agains, the latest freak In MILL
merry 90 COMMUNICATED Miss Willis on he,
beautiful eyes. BEAUTIFUL indeed they
wrre. sni glowing brightly to-night. a,
not only the ub-rrvant colonel hail no.
ticed. but i.oniss. aud the experienced
uriggs, and her ncighbor. young Mr.
iiass.tt.
All. she was a pretty grit Such dark
aofi eSus gently brght. sush u glow q.
health and grrl spirits. such sweet.
changcfui month with IT, rel bnw 20
love such proudly rounded chin, with
dimple IN u o. take away the terror;
snch rich. fresh complexion, which
showed that young. warm blood courScd
Ia her veins. yet quiet, even pcnsivc,
when a rect. NJ n her shalowy eyes
we're saying. My hover IL coming some.
whero, are YOU heg- A sweet face this.
AMI cncircle,l IN a mary aurcole ~ art
fully disor,lerrd hair, giving her n
skeschy ieauty. Ike the rufiled velvet u
q tea russ
TN the dinner was ending windwari
hal said little a. hts fair neighhur lr,-
yond Tho polite ciyilities tf the dining
table, though he had remarked her
t~auiy and been put At easo by her cor.
dial manners To say truth. they had
both bsen too much interested In Near.
dies coiloquica with the older guests %
seek TO entertain each other. hut now
the colonel secmei disposed 90 bring out
the young end % the table, and led ON
by his adruit direction the blushing miss
was s"n making bright. pert speeches TO
every ones enjoyment. and Ia her own
most ~ all. for shs saw, thanks 90 thN
colon.ls plotting. sho wis showing 10 ad-
vantage
II like girls % her age" remarked
McArdle later on In tho evening % the
Rev, Dr. shepherd The anxiety they
show b. In charming Il really most ~
fined hattery. How plainly such u young
woman showa her sincere desire 10
pleased How grateful and happy she IL
u she finds she IL making herself agree
ablei-
Louise hal much 81 the colonels tact
for making friends appear at their best.
tshe said little herself. busying her alert
eyes anil ears In table cares, anticipating
every wish and need, watching tho ser
vice. AMI only giving tho conversation a
nudge now and then Al q luli. Louise
wss truly bnspltahle. and ~ was not
obliged 10 hide q lack ~ real sordiality
tshind the cant phrases 81 welcome. We
do not write This h horse under a
sketch by Rosa Donhcur; and, similarly,
iouiss's hospitality was always intelligi.
BILE and satisfying by iis own truthful.
nesz u was worth studying, that
smooth. simple. graceful management Of
the hostess. dignlhesl but full Of good
cheer, easy but not slack. Mrs. Bills did
study II, and went away 20 sound Miss
Bhcfilelds PRAISES Everybody II a
lady nowadays" shs said, but that
Louise Sheffield is real grntlewoman. A"
What wonder N. between such host
and hostess, tho guests were ready 10
Join the polite Griggs. In holding that
civilization cuirpinatss IN thu psrfcce
dinnss. And psrfeot u had bccs. though
Just At the close windward noticed for
the first time the absence ~ wine
Tho feast broke up with an absurd
story from Mr.. Pollok. who over the
aass and raisins had been drawn into
lhinE ~ travel lie said that In tho
Malay peninsula curious insect abound
ed. known ~ tho leaf insect. from its
power ~ assuming the color and appear.
snos 81 dried leaves Hence tho natives
In gathering hindiing Tor their simple
ercs would often unwittingly collect mn
srmfai ~ these creatures instead, aud
When they heaped them under the pot
and applied hrebrsnd. what wonld 10
the cocks asionishment and chagrin 10
hnd his sinsei and frightened kindling.
wrggis On 90 cover In thousand direc.
tioDa
'DpctoF." inquired Senator bills Of
his Wis q Wis, the clergyman, II ask you.
~ an esp~tt, whore do people NO who tell
such startesy"
u don't know. f" replied DIR. Shepherd
the dinner was over, aud all were rising
but foe myself am going TO follow
the ladies 20 tho parlof."
We look 10 tho clergy Ia lead In all
good movements" sald McArdle, wav.
ing the doctor and Mrs. Bills gracefully
toward the parloN aud withou, much
fofmaliiy the other gueaAa followed,
Miss Willis and her escort, Mr.. Ras.ett.