The morning call., 1892-07-04
4 NEW CINDERELLA

1sa.t II inczy, MIS-. cary" l fcTlaT Ian
guidly, "that Anne belongs 20 tie coE mon
place, iaboring half Of humanity Really,
/ don't know what woaid become Of US
girls II Anne hadn't q taste fol )ugh.
coarse work, and Wss Z mere lily f the
Geld as am."
some people" ssys Mrs. Caryl rimly
consider Anne not only more ussf but
inflnitely more ornamental than 20 self"
opened Dy blue ewes widely.
Mrs. Csryi, you're jokingl Ala, SO
ceid and grave, and with the sIF Iarie
Antionette goiug to the gallowsl ,sure
YOU that sryss lsn't at al admired 30 now.
Glrls must be bright and pI9uant Ee all
things"
IT'S very Kind OF youto inform what
ls correct responds Mrs. Cary, it'll a
hoFrld sarcastic sElies she has seer arts,
New YORK., London, vile / have ever
been cut Of the iittie Florida village Vhch
Mrs.. Ca.fl and soHaR scores OF her kind
bave recently discovered te be q pie SAINT
.sutoI lss0YG Has it never occurred to
y9u. Miss Kitty" the continues. severely,
that 4 1iss ks2 tSo much On Ter mIad TO be
very iight-heaFtedY IL you would share
Der burdens aad Let ber share your pleas
uTes she might be gsyer."
shake ny bioRda head.
- couldnst hesp Enne. Mrs. CaTyl, she is
just lifted for o. ting. sewing, cooking.
lhAL SDIL lt tItik HOutu xiii ne a bout
hsF sbafing M pieasUres-rI don't thinE she
would care tn, Sues Sc much older than l.
q anne IS quite old-neaTiy tw suty-sight!"
an Increase CT irritation is perceDtble In
Ms. CaryPs face, and | reflect that a
woman q SO does not relish hearing that
sue Of 2S is old. But It Is impossible 10 re-
tEaet my hastily spoken words.
Ihere IL one pleasure approaching which
intend your sister to en- 10y a. all eye1ts"
says Mrs. Caryl '.,The gnssts' at the hotel
are arranging for bail to be given in bout
two Teeks-not an ordinary hop, but as
aear tie real thing es can be managed in
this out-of-the- way place. Its TO be q cos
tune ball, without any masks
Anne. AnEel, cry, as ny sister comes
az the walk. returning from her morning
maEketiEE. "Only think. we are 10 be
asked % grand ball and we must ac-oh,
we must!"
Anne enters and saIutes oor caller with
polite Difference.
Il am very sorry" sne says, a'but really
am afraid we shalt not oe able to 60.
II hate pride, Anne, t's abomiaal ="
say. "a hY doa't you speak onl b- and
tell Mrs Caryl we have not ear"
.sIIide is not such b. ervas
Mrs. Caryl, who posses Is sl $40 Mt Of
tfat quality herself ''Bui Is il in1ssd so,
Hiss Gresname Have you no. IKE tile
mothers lacess fans beecades. up IN the
garret"
soar little house does not eren boast
sSrFet, Anne says lightly. "And you
know. Mrs. CaTyl, the IDcoms from theirs
life Insurance Is only jus sffeaut main
-se haFs long ago been olEed 10 SO up
the ancestral GleT.e5.'
81 dare say yog have d. naler s3m irable
Ingenuity In ne task s4gs 3Es yaryl,
e0Grtep asly, AOW, Nant yen to 81 me
be sort Of fairy godmothsT 81 r5e"
cannot for ny life hep B zg1g )r she
weighs fully 200 pounds,
s'Yop are not much OF e ttr7 Ee you
Mrs. Caryl?" / ssy innoceBt ~
mo, my dear, she a. eetly.
.sbat should Ike 70 be d gran a19 her or
stepmother or gocmotheF 70 F1u FOR few
months. / vas about 70 rema re. hs re-
snulas, s6dressinE Anue, thu. ) asr pen to
have with ne tWo dresses wlcl 3 shall
never wear agein-0ne pale blue. 8e other
peaehblossom piBk-aud yon are ng 3 than
welcome TO hhenl, WIN your bGf a la
pompadonT ana POWERED, and the lax and
h,rA satin combined in a pretty atteau
gown. you viii make q charming II mzrg uise. -
"Annie's lair is 30 darE 1t Wonl0 geauire
great deal OF powder ] ssg dis ourag-
ingly. 80.
win thankfully accept the dresses for
Kitty" Anne says.
II do moi offer them to Kitty Il offer them
to yon." says Mrs. CaEyl, decidedly.
cred her benefits upon ihs youngest sister,"
says Anne. smiling.
''Yes, but not merely became of her
youth" retorts Mrs. Carr. quickly. 81
insist upon your using the dresses yourself.
Kitty will 10 very well as Young Amer
osrA sasl." ~
'Ch, | shall be ell righ;-beaa.y " un-
adorned is adorned the most" / say conf
DENLY. "Ycu have not yet tod 3. Mrs.
Caryl. IL your nephew intends e 81 ay for
sHe expects TO do 80" she replies. "al-
though be has already spent more time here
.han he caB well spare from his business.
wonder whose fault IL is2
She locks at us girls and laughs, and as
her eyes meet mine ] feel that an blush
jng very prettily. Then she departs. and
ia an hour or so ssGds the dresses over to
our cottage. Pearls beads and creamy lace
are not lacking, and Anne proceeds at once
with quite show of interest to deal gn heI
une.
two weeks she spends egery raomen,
an spare from the household duties