The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-27

i syt'iad tlle Arc d Etolla ti;is
i e E9elningS Should like
eaF that good n Bercier |"
But yo,a have not for
A Vergniaud will be hero.
Her no obligations to enter
|e Forts callers
know, Helen, that he comes
e. II is well for you to con
he future Nine. Vergniatid
some respects 3 more brill
than perhaps any man in
& COD. Gould ofTes. you.
u khoWsah that, a % don't pretend
say that | should not like it. am
named 81 being SO worldly, but To-
l4e i superb establishment and all this
sfrning Partisan society, and give a
ana ball whenever / liked. would be
st paradise. And to have it all in my
asp. and not be able to take it, is too
gzavatiug. It is SO vexatious that the
hit man never has the right things.
we went to church. NJ Vergniaud
|ltd, but recollected an engagement
ieh took him away early. Monday
hing he dropped in again just after
|ner: do not let me derange you in
least. je vous en- prize, madame. I
be early because / am engaged tothree
IS tonight.
iss st. Clair could hardly have been
IA mute and statue like if she had
d born and bred in France, where, in
+ presence Of gentlemen, young girls
Eatls adhere to their brilliant mothers,
bse wit and grace and social tact
BE the charm of the Partisan salons
parentiy the French consider that the
Ebined attractions Of youthful faces
sprigntly conversation would be too
Erh for any man, and mercifVlly di-
b the two. And this leaves them help
j before little American girl. laugh
talking, Jesting, teasing, till, bewil-
FSa BY such q phenomenon, they are
Ept down So easy that one is reminded
lAttilas taunt to the Romans. The
|cker the grass. the quicker it is
bwesl
l hts social etiquette was very irksoine
nv little FREELY, who seemed always
eaing and shutting her wings. In the
i5se Of the evening NJ. Vergniaud
pped into her hand unperceived BY
u az us. a closed envelope with the
,isper: Put it in your pocket. Do not
af1yene see sou.
Sic opened ii deliberately: NJ. yergn-
III IS 60 kind as to give me his pho
graph, Nine Fleming Do you think
5 good lilxenessy
ne my sfery which French people are
ia Of attaching to harmless trifies Is
;oIiceivable. One evening, in the ear
/ part Of our stay in Paris. a cousin Of
IS ST. Glars. who was III the same
XII with M Denharn, called on Us.
4 when be was taking leave she held
Rn nnsealed note: VIII you give
d ID Fred2 Don't forget it.
}Irae. LIE Fort was thunderstruck rs
15ssible2 Send q note to a yoslng gem
man right before Mime. Fleming and
Of uSl''
NJ by said do young people
ver write notes 70 each other il
ancef'
Not openly like that little three cor
red notes to dip into the hand while
s'rhis is the way to fold them. z said
lrice, taking dp small sheet of paper.
|Qu Hee thai /win just fit into the hol-
4 w h9hd, and nobody could ever
a HE olir way much better. What is
p openly is not half so rnischievous.
Nor half 80 interesting" reioined
be uimble hours danced on. as they
q trick Of doing IN Mime. LIE Forts
b t:I am afraid you forget the three
y. Vergniaud.
Tow can you be so cruel, rnademoi-
shall only make my compliments
hostess and dance one set at each.
er do more except when | ed1ne
sw days later asked Helen, Have
1afle np your mind what answer e
Fereniaalds ne intends to write
father ne was spea king 70 me
p again today
on't have hit1 writing to my faith
zAe replied viii her wonted impetu-
viii not have my father wor-
9boslt nothing. Il would be q month
I could set It right
& seems 70 be very much IN love
you He says he shall be IN despair,