The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-08

within Smith Colleges classic shades:
Are we all here?' he demanded his
voice waking strange and hollow echoes.
Yes" replied the Vicar, delightedly,
bursting with pride.
AYE, ayer' said the Lieutenant with
careful Formally.
Then listen here" the Head Captain
spoke in hoarse whisper ''This'n be a
different way. This is going to be the
real thing. Today were going to steal"
The Vicar gasped. Really steal?" she
whispered.
steal WHAT" asked the Lieutenant
with a nen-committal srufness.
Who would have ever dreamed that
the woman who wrote this wasn't going
to have two youngsters TO come and live
with her.
The child goes back to the life of every
day, and embroiders its duh web with
eyes of peacocks and sits into il the
scent OF sandalwood, and sets II weav-
ing TO the tune of ballads. quaint and
sweet Yet she has taken into another
web unknowing. tiny scarlet thread or
happiness that weaves through the tar
nished cloth OF silver and bosses the
pattern as II crowns. And the Master
Of the Loouns has planned IL all
This from The Heart of a Child." one
q, Josephine Daskanl's most successful
stories
MFR. Bacon came accounting last spring
Some folks up Stamford way say that ne
liked Miss Valins. Woodward Daskam his
brides pretty young sister. immensely
R,,, there came a John Honey. lawyer,
from Newport, acquiring. too. so Two
ensa semeuts were annsunced-htss Jo-
senhine to Mr. Bacon and Miss Falina
to Mr.. Honey
But Miss Josephine chose July ana
wedding that stamford folks call secret
No one was there outside the family
Mr.. Dsskar. in alpaca coat and soft shirt
was busy filing orders at the grocery
store Just before the wedding suddenly
The news came. The wedding was TO take
niacs al once Mr.. Dasksrn hoped INTO
a cab and was of 20 ST JOINS Fps
conaI church where the Rev. Edmund
A. sngen. the curate. had promised 20
attend n the religious ceremony
Miss yalina was maid Of honor, and
yAanard Bacon. brother Of the sITlihs
bridegroom. was best man The nT76e
wore brovn-brown gown. brown gloves
brown hat. brown shoes
Stamford was-', surprised
H-oUn fs the color that has always
bee, affected BY Miss Dsskam- Hnsn
s,,e vas graduated from High scn0cl shs
yors a brown dress when all the other
.,-,s rare IN white. Some Of Der coils
.,a dressed in brown. too, 70 THIS Gay
Miss valina. who doesn't share Der
sisters beliefs, was IN white and carried
Whit bouquet She looked more ne
h,4se than Miss Josephine. say those WHO
.,.s,ssd The wedding vas sooa ever
- ,ha few friends hurried back 20 tne
,,o5ss, r,zssaua home 81 No > Broad
-. xhe-e with sugar scoop lad ASIDE
and alpzca coat discarded for IN NOM
.rt Mr. Dsskaz welcomed hss osasn-
,ers literary friercs-
stamford people say thst husband ana
wife entered fnto n regular srfe-Hupssai
asrs~u,eat that Tire wife sscuid Tot oe
tr-s~oed with the EtdoSe-s eaiadrtn-
zv,,>s- mother was Miss Saih@ Lee Fzir-
child. OF Minneapolis She died ye&f
ago az Lfeersy. y \.
The husbands chH5-er we're not 81 tse
xx<sssns. Asked where th~y were, NJ
D..kana. tae newly razce fzsser-ia-iz~,
said:
y don't know have never seen tf>n-
PICTURES OF thern-ch- 10; there is1rf ore
n ssr house Teey uze 3 s2cssS ETY..