New-York tribune., 1903-03-09
millionaire Homes.

while placing the costly dinner cards. Diamonds
fash in hair about her neck ard n7 The co-sazS
GadrSs Gf nT5 m thu SaSk Of @ diamonds m On TOP ~
her sparkle and dazzle as she goes 70 the salon
Champagne is conIlnE in cracked 10. oysters o.
the half shell resting in silver plates o: vordr0Is
workmanship carrished with ar,isticay cut lemon.
await the point % the tiny fork
closes the carriage doors, Another stands at tGs
ve>tibue entrance 70 open wide that door q hiia
silk stockings. patent leather pumps orEarnented
wafstcoata and braided dress coats. with gold ouf-
tons. Doors open and close noise.essly. MAIDS ats
its entrance announcing their names.
The latest carriags wheels have rolled up ana
watts Cher irsts and the butler "atches For
iaSI Time s4s t9e 9@25s TS room aT hoe w % 1r
and laughter; jewels shine, SetVetS 2tlns etz.I
bnt rgs an eiectrc butr6nEche,s signal thar
all have arrived. In another mor'l@Et ne annoqnCa'
embroidered portiere~. Madam. dinner Is served
c4stone Abd S0 t ioyfuy shuts The las crraEe door
my lady" lies down 70 dos rfy s1ToiCared - Ifa7
soft rose pink blanket and satin covered down
quilt.
Meantime. in the pantry's Sitting heat and sts7rn
girls crowded into the smallest nossl,,-e spa
dishes heaped upon them after every course below
stairs one might supPose taat a. nc sh. rs -S -
fraernaI artists of the saucepan fly ABOUT n th-Ir
white CAPS jackets @ ana Ia aprons, s So ret 5 g. i'm
IS at stake. The intense hrHi : evif.t on f'-
faces OF the and in the woTne'L : tired eye~.
Quick short words in French a0l F-ilEll~h escape
from time to time the dumJVstite- aSr~ncS 5t0i
descends. in response to calls from dt.Le or 5l9H
or as the buffers electric brtr"G H1-ti"S "F ~"
new course called for. LaundTs>SeS are S'-nlf-
because the extra have beer rrl-'d l-i' L1'.
department don the family HN-rE. aut f-Tji tS
the butler may have taken tn" IbCrtF = 'H.,l-E
his champagne their porcelain tr..$ or" fl--Nt
Up silver and gold. diamonds aEt costly r7.1n''L
everything thar minister's the sense III. f~,,
tends To deaden the spiritual U.rrsr. f.'U flF-'.
SofIed workers. The lower hlIDtt. -rr.it am u i'
which th-r+ could b. upper rriI---
nv midnight the IEhfJ nearly -t.I out. s''i-
feast $ ,,ya-, hut he fpIi"w-I 7r t,.v 11'f.
and his men, having put away n" silver a't E''.,i
and closed the house. are gladly 81 hl', -ttr' <
sweet rrStOrer. Tho T.utryUatt sfH'i Nt:i '.''~-
maids who stood I'm the hot PANTRY Ey.f-l-'G Ni'
If there D.. elevator To- rh"ir us-- nav T"lT'H
slowly tho narrow I;UraTT'srrt back ~tH.F~. E.f'i
bodies will long D." T'~tIT1, r-fN the alarm
clocks at tkair hrdsI.is~ arouse th'm ~ 60 dh'it
their early morning work Later come f'A ktI7Sit
Xh stood tho IEr.r-"- GtE t--.
Their strained md arlIrE feet VIII SfrrSLE 90 me
OF them t7'- war Kris .iIlt
thav TOO cast themselves Gown Z, sleep untls fH4
peep OF dawn. when t5I,r must haSt'r away down
stairs TO begin their daily Tf'.ltr o. HN>
er,Ca in r.On1t0u- If dinners and .ail% have fHl-
lowed each other iu SIriI quick S:rSrSSl0n tF"'.
working hard possible. the Rouse servants
cannot get through. then sA7l! so" q laSt SOL
rary vOrker-tu.a SrruhSCTua|. Who comes n l9fs
10 clean halls and floors The Tuur. h@1t wnrke-
goes silently about her lonely task When II -
done the private wsttchnan sees going OUT of me
back entrance one whom h3 meDt ally CesfE7atSS
as 'aII right burglar