The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-15
AN EXCITED LITTLE
And tbs Talk she had with IL
Anne Louise Carey.

And this Talk she had with IL
Anne Louise Carey.
She was very excited lit
about nine years. and wa
way home in one of our publ
ances says the New York
Her little voice piped up a
other EOises, but no one wo
hushed her. oh, mamma
lovely time. l do believe the
time l ever had in my Hfe-a
would have been had you
for me quite so early. v
street lamps are only just ligl
did not GET there until II
Blu. ouch a nice time! The OF
girl was there, too. and Au1
mond divided the diamonds SC
felt gust right about them. Ju
[ had her coronet with sever
diamonds in it! Kitty didn't
care for that; she had the
with stacks of diamonds in
hen had a flower. and that
tened on 10 me. and that was
monds too But first each or
lad one OF her dresses. o
rails! But Susie pinned
N front a little, so we
walk, and we played we wei
,esses. Hers was a pink water
aud mine was gray. with r
LOUNGES up and down the fro
Kitty had real lace on il to,
they are the dresses she wears
parties. and she nerer once said
be careful and don't spoil this
lose my diamonds. or things Ii
And l had a carbuncle bracel
rose diamonds around that an
had a tigers head and l had
mond and pearl bracelet. and
had rings and fans-Kittys VIZ
satin with gold spangles, and II
gray TO match my dress. Anu VI
mamma! l DON'T want to praise mysel
but l can't help thinking l did loo
beautiful; and Kitty, of course. locke
beautiful too! Such lovely time {
we had, And we saw the doll she
dressing for fair way out vest OF
such little mites of stitche
And Kitty says just ii
things Aunty Raymond has bought :
far cost $50. she guessesi Real lac
underclothes and a real lace eaE
Aunty Raymond wasn't homo unit
luncheon time She had to 90 10 I'll
Diet Kitchen to dish out soup, and be-
tea and milk for poor sick folks VII
came with orders from their doctor
we'll not the sick folk, but someor
in their family brings q pail and ge
it. Susie says Aunty R knits all I'll
time in the summer for the poor foil
little Gretchen caps and all sue
things she is going to DIRE.
twenty-five dolls for their Christina
this year and is just furnishing
whole room in the Maine hospital
sheets aud towels and everything Sh
lets Kitty call her -aunty. too. just ;
she does me and she isn't proud on
bit"
All OF which might not have bee
written down for the Tribune readers
only that one OF the little girls aud
tors happened to know that the chill
was talking of Anne Louise Carey, th
favorite contralto OF italian opera day!
When one hears another exclaiu
What a great pity she married an
gave up the stager one cannot hel
wondering if the stage she is no
walking on so unOstentatiously doe
not bring her more satisfaction tina
the boards of the Academy eve
yielded. and one cannot help question
ing if the music she is making in man
a humble life is not sweeter and G
more account than any that ever wen
over the footlights. And the audiences
Well. when one thinks OF the tire
mothers. the sick families of the poor
and oftentimes dirty and ragged chill
dren who compose them. they do Il
deed seem humble. but not when on
considers that the King Himself is al
ways present; the King who has de
clared 'Iuasmuch as ye have done
unto the least of these We have done
lnto Ne"