Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

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been disturbed. she was a ,hrow, 90.
tul business woman ~ more than ~. |
axe ahllllS The family rfnrsrty ~
wealth were Invested. IN large ns,,-,'
under her prrHOnnl care. NlrfIrlra
ton was, without any rrs.iIeiiaa Il,
own. She had been trained by hsr ~
cf TO understand the Ways % b,
business world. aud even ihs efta
mother had been compelled tn ~.
edge tho girls capacity for nkIar 4.
N h0r own money.
Perhaps two persons could ~
found anywhere lcss cnpahla % 1rir
Hiandinn u rirl like Nlrrlnln than N-.
Page aud N0llln. Rachel Uh1 NJ
known The family since sho uaaar
playmate Of Nirninl1'H could nd y.
thinking % what confronted MIN
in her own home when she once ds NJ
ON the course which she honesty s
lleved Jesus would take. TuliYA
lunch, no she RECALLED NlrF.uIaf ~
break IN the front room. sh. ifil .
picture the scene that would 10 -
time occur between Nine. PaFe and u
granddaughter
Il understand thar you arc roirf /.
the stage, Niles WlnHluW. We shall 4
be- delighted, I'm sure" Hnl Rsli
during one % the pausea In thr c5rrT.
antlon. which had not been animated
Rachel cninrgd and felt annoyed
who told youf" she asked. utIt
virginia, who had been very silent ~
reserved, suddenly reused heuslf a..
appeared ready 10 Join In tho ialk
"oh, W hear a thing or two on h
street, ueaides. every one saw "a.
dahl. the manager. at church two vs'h
ago. lie doesn't 30 10 church 70 hif
the preaching, In fact, / kroW oihf
people who don't either. not uta
there's s0mething better 10 hear
Rachel dld not color this time. III
size answered quietly.
You're mistaken. I'm not rolfs q
the stage"
ITS a great pity You'd make h.
Everybody IL talking about your sc
Ing"
Thia time Rachel flushed with s,as.
Inc anger,
netore she could say anything VI,
Tinia broke in.
Whom DO you mean by 'cyerybpiyf-
Whunf I mean all the people 10
hear hisa Winalow on Sunday VIA
other time DO they hear herr ne
grcat pity, ] aay, that tho general lle
lic outside N Raymond cannot hear b.
voice"
Lot ~ talk about something d.
said Rachel a little sharply. Nine. Pa,
rllnced at her and spoke with gnif
courtesy.
My dear. Rolln never could nay a
lndlrrct compliment Hc ia Ike hs a
Their IN that hut We arp an curious 2
Know something ~ your plans We
clam the right from old acquulnianQt
You know. Ana Virginia had alfeial
told M m your concert company 0hf
II suppose, Of cnursc, that was plp-
lie property" said Virginia. smlhw
across the table. IT was ln The Nci
yesterday"
Yes. ycs." replied Rachel hastily I
understand that. Nine. Page. Wei
Nlrglnla and I have been TALKING aiull
A. I have decided not 20 accept. ah
that T. RH fnr as I have gone yet
Rachel was conscious " the TACT thal
IN, conversation had up 10 this poial
bean narrowing her hesitation conolih'
inE I'M compauy'H oifcr down 90 o.
clHlon that would absolutely Aatlai} h@
own judgment 81 Jesus probable ~
ton. Il had boen tho last thing 10 ~
world, however, that she had desired y
have her decision made IN any way
public "a thia Somehow what hol|
Page had said and his manner IN ~
ina u had haHtencu her judgment 20 w
matter.
Would you mind telling IA, llaehr
your reasons Tor refusing the unefi
loolia like q good opportunity ~ :
young glrl like you, Don't you lhia1
the general public ought TO hear your
feel like Rollin about that vols
like yours belongs TO a larger audlele
than Raymond AMI the First church
Rachel Minslow was naturally q w
of great reserve. She ahrank from mas
lng her plans OF her thoughts pup.a
But with an her repression there v
possible 20 her an occasional sula,-
bneaklng out that was simply 1n lu
pulHiyc, thoughtful frank, truthful ~
preston OF her most inner personal ~
Ink. She spoke now In reply 10 MING
Page In ono % those rare moments -
unrcserve that added 10 the ATTRACTIVE
ness o. her whole character.
u have no other reason than con-
vlctlOn that Jesus would DO the stlls
thing" she said. looking In Mme' fas''
eyes with a clear, earnest gaze, mn.
Nine. PAGE turned rcd, and holl
stirred. before her grandmother e''''
say anything Virginia spoke, .,.
Her rising color showed how sha W..
stirred. Virglnla'H pale, clear ~ -
pleNion was that OF health, but u ~
generally In marked contrast 70 "
shells tropical type Of beauty
grandmother, you know W. p' ~,
Iaed 10 make that tho STANDARD ot w ~
conduct for year. Mr. MaaWu
was plain % all who hsh1
Il. We have not been able 10 ar " ~
our decisions very rapidly Inc w a,
lulty In knowing what Jesus W"ul
laa perploxed Rachci and me ~
ieai" ,s,.
Mime. Page looked sharply az W.T.
iinla before she said anything, 49,.
"Of course | understand MY H.,
gelra statement. II N perfectly 10"
Practicable 10 put Il into prac Va 80
iclt confident at the time thar ~
yho promised would md u 0ut 49,
rial and abandon Il as visionary -
ihsur,l. i have nothing 10 SAY apos ~,
Miss Winadow'a anairs, hut -,
iauAed and continued with a eheftH,,Ss,,
hat was nav 20 Rnchal-"i holI ~
ave no foolish notions IN thh h''''
Virginia" -
II have great many notions.