New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19

though the appreciation OF their associates is OF
the greatest moment 10 them and most assiduously
cultivated In other things. they Will without hesita-
ton show side OF their character 10 those who
n any n,,oLn & "Um ion. 'ne viii not
hesitate 10 squander large sum on some passing
s1y ana viii make costly ss TO !heF be ffnfJ
Of human kindness to evapora;e like the morning
II was anxious to get lame boy into certain
hospital" said a knd-heerted young woman: and
would give 81 the thing could be done so set out
TO ask them OF course many gave Willingly. but
siri whom had aiways liked ana o. even adrnirei
FOR her unseash kindncss. and yet when asked
FOR only 81 from her liberal allowance she neSi-
Perhaps next month she said grudsinSy.
might give IT, but this one I really can't have
this said seriously. Without any perception OF the
incongruity Of the speech OF her own heaftless-
why do you take all that trouble?" was said {,
society woman who Tas GETTING up 10 eH } Mn
send a subscription paper around. and ask people
70 subscribe what you expect them to pay for the
'Dco. you know how much I would &C., in that
lucky ~ collected 500 and that. moreover. would
be at the expense OF numerous rebuns and humill-
ply the demand 10 sec my show. and shall easily
make 500 or $:Ho
philanthropy, but II il In n measure true.
LUXURIOUS DIVAN
Many men hayo T. natural taste .or decoration.
and some Of the rooms belonging young bachc-
lors charmnsly original in their arrangements
happy idea FOR the back OF piano shown IN
the accompanying sketch was noticed ~ tea
given BY a young artist recently. There * formed
as may he seen. A dvan covered v.,h 4 huge polar
bear skin. and piled up witt cushions. against 1
background OF India -erl roidered silk which Is
drsped against the dark crimson back OF tho
piano. TIE divan Is simply a broad seat. about
three feet wide and one foot nigh. made the en-
. Il
large cushion OK the same eizo. and covered with
covered with a boN-pleated housce OF crimson
plush The dysn Is on casters and Is pushed close
hung with the sforCmtntloncd SIX drapery. The
bearskn Is then thrown Over The couch ara or ne
must be tackled In position as otherws" rs wc'gh
would make It slip The cushions arc men p.ssd
against the plano. the more IN" h"iSHr' ana ne
| dvan is ready for use.
WHY SHE is 4 CLUB WOMAN.
scene-A Colonial BOULDER. furnished with Empire
| chairs and tables bright lttlc wood hre crack
! ling OF slim. ancestral-look!ng andirons and re-
| fectei on the white tileI hearth before watch IS
drawn ~ a cosey tea table. beautiful to behold,
! with Queen Anne silver and Old East Indian cups
and sauc,r-. Time , O'Clock IN The afternoon Mrs.
Pedigree pouring our tea for q friend
TIC Friend -sL2l. sou 20 20 80 reetns .: ne
| Colonial Danes tomorrow
! NJ. p ,douhtfIllyJ-I cannot make ~ my mind
| whether - drop tie whole thing. or WIENER 20
agreeable not % say ridiculous. about H. Why.
! the relatives alone have dis 'ov' % would Ne
! enough 20 disgi me with tho whole business
/ Such fr0Nsy Ilirfcg--t.uC creature. that prose-
I on about their families When remember low
/ | used - Dc given to that sort % thing myself
! feel 80 L they we're 'ertab!" csrca'ure' - ~"
Surl un!ntcrcs'ug details aId 81. "a ro'nnoup.t :
: people, IL it a.. worth while 10 YOU mink After
all Is sa!d and done. there y not ilr-a 20 boast o.
| Tie Fuend-I heard an Eusi.slwoiaan ltIr ing
about Il the oihe: DAY. She said IL seemed 50 D.
10 hear ps0rta hero '1kc pride in ancestry
/ that they WOu.I call merely q respectable middle
class O; people ~ England ~ j. % American
and queer" shc sad. go get M al. nose so.
clcties and squabblc over distinctions that aye %
uttlc aft"r all. or course. she continued. ~ \.
rls.san' :, know. tr1' ones people were honest
FOLK and dd their duty In that state Of NE %
which they called. bur beyond that DO not
see that Distinctions over here mLtto-"
Mrs P-Bcsii"S. yoU know. tic snihr'e't people
nowadays have no family - speak % Mrs MIL :
said tho oth~- dIy u was Only the poor Ola fruuI
that needed ancestors. ANYWAY. and Think -"
righf. there 10 why really
Tx" 90 20 these meeting. 7 have -" night -
wear four more bars than nv sister-in-law. an .
makes her nearly via.