Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-29
nADHE MADE MISTAKE

VI Nhfuet lnlfl'Nl III llls uu7il'H7s HhA-
denly. ~ his eye ruved over tho paper,
II ligh,ehed.
"Aha goodl Listen TO this, Kitty;
THE alumni Of the class Of 80 Gny class,
you know, twenty-five years back win
hold reunion nj the university neat
month. There will be banquet,
speeches, etc. Well" folding the paper,
"l'm glad Of that. l shall like to 500
the boys again. Some Of them have
been very successful"
"Nonc more Than yourself, John"
NO, probably not"
The rich banker nodded thought.
fully; he was not a puun proud man.
still, he had given twenty Years Of lis
life to money making. aud naturally he
fully appreciated the value Of money.
1--WE not done badly" he said.
''rhcrcs Tom Hare too. Tom IL hcnd
Of the largest wheat syndicate In III.
nois, aud Carbon 10 Is president Of u
railroad. Dunout Is United State,
fudge, very nice little competency Tho
boys have done well by thomsolycs-
most u them
Except poor VIII Morgan" said
ilrs. ilonclcy, with u Sigh.
"Yos, ycsl Wen, Morgan wns oh
stinatc. Kitty. IIc has himself to
thank ior all his troubles Whom ho
let college said to hmi You have a
few hundrod dollars, 30 have l l
mean 10 invest mine In waste land Ia
the northern liberties. Go In with me.
II can bo bought for song, but tho
town Is going ont that way. In ton
yeart cut up the land into lots, and We
shall b. rich men lie saw the truth
Of H. MorFan's no fool; but he said,
Il must have that money 10 educate
me for the ministry and into the min.
isiry he went. bought the land aud
hero we are. | honor Mr.. Morgan.
Hes high princlplcd fellow hut 1870
Alr. Horsoly was silent for q few
minutes, thon sho said
If suppose VIII cannot afford To
come TO this reunionp
mo, indeed. lie has little mission.
airy church among the coal miner, at
5000 year. lie has i've children
Poor Bsssy, lie married Elizabeth
Wynno, you know. She was a dear
friend % mine. delicate and instidious
girl. John
"Yes, my dear"
why can we not ask Win aud his
wife TO tho rounion-h.r'. 60 stay at
the housed Buy tho railway tickets
today, and let mo write and inclo.o
them In the letter"
"A good idea! I'm glad you thought
Of Il, Kitty. shall DO glad TO give n
little plea,ur. to the poor creatures.
As h. was going out of tho door he
stopped.
They'll bs very shabby, you know
they will look queer among your other
guests, - he said.
THAT matters nothing 10 me- raid
kitty loitily MY social position does
not depend upon the clothes which my
friends wear
But When week or two later. the
poor clergyman and his wifo arrived
slc was startled out Of her usual calm
eomplaccncy
''Thoy have tho plnohcd, wan faces
OF people Who mover have enough Ia
eat, " fho said 20 her husband. "llcs.
sys gown Is one Of her wedding dresses
She looks ~ " she lad come ont Of the
Ark. And the MERGERS and Towncs arc
coming to dinner tonight Something
must be- done at once
what docs Il inhtterl Morgan has
been with mr Nll day" said her hus.
band Nobody Thought tho worse Of
ne because his oyercnat WIS patched. -
But Mn. Honelcy hurried out uftho
room. In few minutes she tapped at
Mn. Morgans chamber door She cnr-
ried a pretty dinner dress; Il was fan.
tastigally trimmed and little soiled
Bees. doly ~ usoj 70 bo Just the
same size. Won't !su wear this for
mcF
Mrs. Morgan glanced at the gown
and than az her friends face.
II would prefer to wear my own,
Kitty" she said coldly, "unless you
very much wish It."
II 10 wish Il. Some people are com
Ing for dnnN'---
II undonlaud. | will wear Il.
Mrs lloreloy laid down the dras'
and fingered unoomfortably,
~ meant to be kind, Bossy," she
,ald.
The tears stood In Mrs. Morgan's gen
lie eyes.
~ know" she said. "This pride &
wicked In me, | suppose. am used /,
taking old clothes at home from strnng
ers, But you've were girls together
you know, aud equals Aud now I,
think that You have TO olothc me tina
may not disgrace you Ia tho eyes o
our frlenls Il hurtsw
The witt Of tho Morgans lasted
week; it was the first time that the
lad come 10 their old home since thei
marriage, sixteen years ago.
we n1yer could afford IT, Nh
Morgan said To his host, the mornin
Of his ARRIVAL. ~ we ever saved do
lar or two II WAS needed for the childrc
live Of them, you know. Bessy an
could not spend il on ourselves. ;
YOU can guess the delight with whic
we road your letter and found that "
could really see the old house again.
lie gave his friends hand heart
wrench, looking iaio his face with GLOW
lug eyes. Much Of William Morgan