The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03

,,r,v aImIess manner. and they long for
something new.
Tsore are two very clever yt~ing per-
sons one young man and a1otnss
Young woman, who gain their iwnnooo
..by their wits" they say, but 'no's III
yentiona.ly by the art OF stosy- ,e''"s
and entertaining at mhnisht p"rr
Tness txo the one a slender y,slng
man. with black eyes. black hair att
deem base voice. and the other w.
slender blond girl. travel sepSrateiy' oas
ofrsn frd themselves at the sIme nouss.
The Young man IS Of fine New England
family and the young womtn iron"
the South. Both are as good sociahy ~
their employers. and, In fact. tine pieas,
ure of their presence" IS often re1",se.-
even when no entertaining ID 10 oo "''~
sRox waIr,oxn sIrsf.
The young man rscitcs negro melooic~
He does IL IN a very pleasing way an~
COTS into the dialect OF The Texan Dor
a. ys,,, clsverlv- he has In his roper
tory a poem written by James Wnisco"p
Ritev for him. and he has sevsrai othefs'
tina, have been selected from newspapers
and Gent TO him marked by people VINO
have heard him recite- ~.
'rhe Young woman Is an inittator ohe
does bird songs, bird calls ana QUO no'e
OF the woods. whistling In imSta'v~ ~
the tropical birds that no one on's ma
ING heard can ever forget SNe - en-
,rsueiv gifted I'm this. and Will ncitner
teach nor explain her methods. ~"
b,rd notes are assisted. II Is said, w
small delicate whistles when she qui~
~ slips IN her mouth. :.
This Young woman had the honor OK
,vhIstling and initiating at DINNER ever
nv Baron Hirsch TO the Prince OF
Albert Edward. be II privateV hno"",
t.,f fllrNTH house.
bold and there enjoying himself NJ
oroat dinner The Baron has one "x
st.,t,o feature 10 HIS board 'besides W.
,aculia,s,v OF always serving two menus
nlsin and a rich dinner-and tnat \"
that he always provides an en,.t'a,"e.,
often at his right hand WIZ 80 800
pretty young woman OF ino".,' 80, Mr.
yet holding "A certain something III w..
s,essiss,on above all tho others. at'et
lie coffee cups have been removed s"'
liz graat f,replaces I'm the drawins-roo"
,o,,chod of the Young woman steps quaet-
Iv ont into the glow or the hsn' 49,
cites or whistles or sings-enter'ai"'""
| by her great cleserness. s,,-
This Young American im'ta,or ns' 90
eral times whistled for the Baron. ~ ~
| shc ls sure OF welcome on tne o'"o'
and an introduction into "eai'"s
INITIATING WILDER.
Several are practicing story-teiiihg' NOT
| the cut-and-dried funny story o. 'ne '"
I shall Wilder order though MAJ ,,s
/ stories used to convulse Henry warn
peecber "a often as he heard them. but
! the genuine narrative story. me pi"c.
ticed story-teller tells the first chapter OK
a story. The length OF the chapter ue
ponds upon the swapping OF 'ne 49,
Slender log upon the hot GOALS IN ..,.s
story he manages so dcftly TO outnhe 's'o
future plot that the next story-teher eau
carry II on without any tax upo" "''
mind Yet there Is mystery.
The third finds IL easier and the s'o'y.
coming back to the originator once 800
three chapters, gets az length 20 VI.
{ umphant ending. This IL uinicu'' WV
highly appreciated art.
The fresf,ie evenings OF the Horse snow
have very fine menus prepared lot tns''l.
/ One large hotel hes orders to serve ~
midnight ices I'm the shape OF horses
heads. brides and small side saddles
one great ice. ordered for party aitet
tho Horse Show, will be chocolate horse
With trainings of red ice and WONDERFUL
yellow trimmings of lemon ice. rms
great fellow. being intended for a hreShe
marty OF forty, will weigh twenty pounds
i,non his standard and will contain sever
al gallons OF chocolate cream. Upon p'ins
c,,t omen an interior of colorcd ices "iE
be found
Horse Show salads are being serve"
in paste dishes. made by the same pro-
cess as the biscuit ;ortoni; when si,e'
eating your cream. you devour your p'a'e.
These shells for the Horse show are
made upon forms that are III the SHAPE
OF carts with open tops. wagons Dug
ries. coaches and victorias Iron mouids
must be made for the shells TO form upon
Though these can be used year after'
wear. they are never cheap
Very elaborate entertainments are ne
ing planned at society's winter peslnnins
for entertainments "after the show II
over" and 1t will be no surprise " these
have the run OF the old kettle drum. Win
the masculine popularity OF the Hlgn
Tea. iAhhi 'r""''"
"Whore," inquired thd tourist, III
may ask, does your Majesty ee' s""'
taste for good living2" I'm your neck.
ratortcd the barbaric monarch promptly