New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
INVOLUNTARY JOURNEYS.

Where is Nary2" asked a chaperon the other
day aE her various charges came struggling into
the car On detachmeuts after the Haryard-Yale
football match Behind, in the crowd answered
one a. her corrnaniors Il saw her just before
got the train" minute later the same Ques-
ton was asked, and Mary was still missing
several u The party hastily searched the station.
eBqi I saW her not i've minutes ago said the The
claperCn was "a quaucary- Their train would
IN several minutes; il would be very late
was before they reached NeW-YOrk, and she did
not feel if She could detain the whole party;
neither dld She deem il proper 70 let them return
alone Another hurried search showed conclusive
~ that the missing maiden not in the station.
a br.kemsr. what train could She take but
5ns. Qqeried the distracted chaperon. The
~ ,b'-eso L-rl.5fc express Just went out gIlhnea
me es unsy symIath.zne railroad man And that was
r. 80 Lao .a9nened. Mary had boarded The eA-
49, .a4 me -rain had started BEFORE she Iound
SS SS-l her mist-ke- Nothing, Of course, could be
e.t DAi io telegraph 10 The girl. and 10 The con-
e-etof ana ~ her parents and await results Fort
1nltely She had enough money with her TO pro-
Ao. lnul two days later that she arrived home.
- iths anle TO leave the train until late the
igro esg a-a having 10 wait some time for the re-
another Involuntary trip was that Of an aged
pay q visit her niece who lived on Long Island.
sr5rs ai Ne|- Haven she found that The daily
ssstl-heeky trips, and there a day 10 spare
she concluded 10 pay visit 10 sister who lived IN
eheghbor5g town. So taking her ticket she started
~ W Aef second excursion. To her surprise the trip
Sc Seemed @ long one fact that was explained when
Sss tnaly reached the town. and found that she
asau JoufHeyed TO N. IN Rhode Island, instead OF
-, ln Connecticut. As Il very late there was
eoSillS ioF her TO do but 10 find boarding house
- SLty over night. The next day she returned
-" -itaFen and as fate would have II, she arrived
80 ahe hour TOO late for the boat. SO that when
s.t Nhally reached her destination she had taken
'-o1 u week 10 traVei from Boston 10 Long Island.
THE NECESSARY HOUSEHOLD GODS.
GOOD housekeepers just al this should
'sfeioly look over their stock OF household con-
'enlences and that every necessary article for
.'ch department is supplied. Il do not mind work
Ne' exclaimed an aggrieved housemaid, who was
al'1ung Eace where she had been for week
Dui want 10 have my things. 1 don't like
y "afe 70 run downstairs for my coal seuttle
Ia TIE footman has taken for his dining room
OF share broOms with the Darlormaid !
-. Nhlskng il aWayl
et tAs kitchen the wheels Of the domestic ma
re'leiy "1ulc run much more smoothly II every
oscL9saig hiensu were already supplied before
No.. topk a new place. To miss needed i'm
se1ll an critical Juncture E trying 20 any ones
rgibse Snd 10 be handicapped In such way often
N Ike 10 be with lady who sometimes works
mr. own Atchen-them kind always has every
Ioolf nice anc convenient" remarked new cook,
nosi..Lk around her with great satisfaction ana
on ~ ne many labor saving devices IN the kitchen
het.lss Al, who. like her mother before her, de-
eu 70 prepare dainty little dishes when she